A Creative Workspace in the Foreside.
Offices, Coworking and Community in a 1920s Masonic Hall in Kittery, Maine.
Offices
Coworking
Community
est. 2025
A landmark that keeps reinventing itself.
The second floor of 7 Wallingford Square has been a lodge, a coworking hub and a design office. Studio Kittery is the next chapter.
1920
Masonic Hall
Built as the town’s lodge, above what is now the Foreside.
2012
Thinkyard
An extensive renovation helped spur a revival of the Foreside business community, and the space became the coworking hub Thinkyard.
Later
Offices
The architecture firm Winter Holben made the upstairs its offices.
2025
Studio Kittery
A Creative Workspace for freelancers, artists, remote workers and small teams.
Choose how you work.
Start with a day pass, join as a member, or take a private office.
Day pass
Try the studio for a day, with access to the shared spaces.
$30per day
Coworking membership
A place to work every day, with 24-hour secure entry and a community of creatives around you.
$200per month, 6-month contract
$250 month to month
Private office
A door that closes, with shared kitchen and bathroom access and a business mailbox.
$650 to $850per month
Conference room
A private room for calls, client meetings and workshops. Booked in advance.
- 24-hour secure entry
- Private conference room
- Kitchenette
- Business mailbox
- Office amenities
- Private parking options
Take a look inside.
Swipe or use the arrows to see the space.
Lunch, coffee, and shopping
are one floor down.
The studio sits above the shops and restaurants of Wallingford Square, in the heart of the Kittery Foreside.
Run by two brothers who work here too.
Julian Armstrong owns the building, Anju Noodle Bar and The Wallingford Dram. His brother Kalim Summerday Armstrong is a filmmaker, cofounder of the documentary studio Vacationland Films, and Studio Kittery’s Community Manager.
“This building embodies the spirit of reinvention and collaboration. We’re creating a modern workspace that celebrates the history of Wallingford Square while meeting the needs of an evolving creative workforce.”
Kalim Summerday Armstrong, Community Manager
Questions people ask before they visit.
What can a day pass holder use?
Most shared spaces, including the kitchen and breakout areas. The conference room needs to be booked in advance, and private offices are for tenants.
Can I see the space first?
Yes. Email us with a date and time that works and we’ll show you around.
Is there parking?
Private parking options are available. Ask us when you book a tour.
Who is Studio Kittery for?
Freelancers, artists, remote workers, creative professionals and small teams on the Seacoast.
Come see the studio.
Tours are short and easy. Tell us what you need and we’ll find a time.
7 Wallingford Square
Kittery, Maine 03904
Phone
207 451-3123