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A modern home goods store emphasizing the useful and beautiful everyday.

11/06/2026

The holiday season has arrived at The Post Supply.

Our shelves are full of pieces we've spent the year gathering from makers we admire, from hand-thrown ceramics and natural perfumes to fine linens and pantry goods. Each one carries a story worth telling, and we'd love to help you find the right one for everyone on your list, yourself included.

Our seasonal greenery is by Julia Lipner of Triflorum Designs, a Portland garden and floral designer who works with Maine farms and gardens wherever she can.

Come in and spend some time with us this season, or shop the holiday collection online.

11/04/2026

You are invited. Holiday is live online and in-store at The Post Supply.

The title comes from Juergen Teller's latest book. He found the phrase on a church leaflet that came through his letterbox while he was shooting models in churches for Harper's Bazaar Italia. Published by Steidl alongside his exhibition at Onassis Ready in Athens, you are invited gathers more than 500 images of his past and present work, from high fashion to stories of family and love.

We can't think of a better way to open the season. Consider this your invitation to come in, browse slowly and find something for everyone on your list.

11/03/2026

Wonder Valley began, as many good things do, with olive oil.

Before founding the brand in 2014, Alison Carroll was marketing director for the California Olive Oil Council, overseeing the only professional olive oil taste panel in North America. Her husband, Jay, is an artist and creative director. Together they grow and produce their own extra virgin olive oil, which is the foundation of everything they make, from the oil itself to their skin, body and haircare.

The name comes from a small, unincorporated town in California's high desert, about 30 miles east of Joshua Tree. Alison and Jay recently made Maine their home, and we're lucky to now count them as friends and neighbors.

Come in and spend some time with the collection.

11/02/2026

Founder favorites for the table, chosen by Hannah Haehn.

“Filling a table with products that make you pause and come into the present moment is what it is all about for me. Creating a space where we are all more present with one another and ourselves is the greatest gift”

Her picks: (can you fill in product deets)

Explore Hannah's favorites in the shop, or come in and let us help you set your own table.

11/01/2026

Two towel makers, two very different sources of inspiration.

Autumn Sonata looks to the past. Each design begins with a historical print or pattern, drawn from founder Lilli Elias's background in archival practice, and some reference katazome, the Japanese stencil-dyeing technique. The name comes from Ingmar Bergman's 1978 film. The idea to start with towels came from seeing them as one of the last blank canvases in the home.

Tekla looks to everyday life. The Copenhagen studio was established in 2017 to bring modernity and freedom of expression to homeware, filling the space between costly heritage labels and the high street. Its towels are woven from extra-thick organic cotton terry in the hills outside Porto, Portugal, made for functional, straightforward living.

Both are in the shop now. Come in and feel the difference for yourself.

10/31/2026

Founder favorites for the table, chosen by Katie Bowes.

“When I host, I like to let my special pieces shine and set the mood. That leaves me free to focus on what matters most: making sure every guest feels seen and connected.”

Her picks: ceramics by Ariela Nomi Kuh and Casa Maricruz, tapers from Danica, a cake stand by Bow Glassworks, serving pieces from Sabre, a woven potholder by Kate Kilmurray, and Casa Bosques chocolate to close the meal.

Explore Katie’s favorites in the shop, or come in and let us help you set your own table.

10/30/2026

Julia Sherman spent years in the fine art world before she decided, in 2012, that salad deserved to be the main event.

What began as Salad for President, a project pairing salad recipes with conversations with artists, became her first cookbook in 2015. A second, Arty Parties, followed in 2021. Her approach treats salad as a game of endless combinations rather than a set of rules.

Her dressing mixes bring that thinking home. The miso ginger is an easy place to start this season, over hearty greens, roasted vegetables or a simple grain bowl.

Come in and pick one up for the week ahead.

10/29/2026

HAPPENING NOW. link in bio.

10/29/2026

Some of the most beautiful things are the ones you reach for every day.

Comme Si founder Jenni Lee built her New York label around a single, perfected object: the trouser sock, knit in Italy from fine natural fibers like cashmere, merino and silk. The line has since grown into a wardrobe of considered staples, including La Shirt Classica, cut from Italian cotton. Each piece reflects the same attention to detail as the sock that started it all.

As the mornings turn cooler, these are the pieces we find ourselves reaching for first. Come in and see the collection in person.

10/25/2026

Our fall campaign, photographed by still life artist Sonia Rentsch. The fall collection is in the shop now. Come spend some time with it.

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65 Washington Avenue
Portland, ME
04101

Website

http://www.thepostsupply.com/

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