Martha Stewart’s summer retreat in Maine is just as chic as you’d expect. The food and lifestyle expert recently opened her home to Architectural Digest, and man, fans are glad she did: The three-story hillside manor, known as Skylands, was built in 1925 and comes with a good deal of history. Duncan Candler designed the sprawling, 63-acre estate for automobile magnate Edsel Ford, and it remained in the Ford family’s possession until Eleanor Ford’s death in 1980. Stewart acquired the estate in 1997, and the rest is, well, new history! The July 2015 issue of Architectural Digest is on newsstands now.
