Bird is the Word
Artist combines vintage literature and favorite flyers Surburban Indiana is an unlikely start for a birding buff. But Kate Coleman traces her fascination with ornithology…
Kid Friendly, Pandemic Approved
AHBA tour goes online The clean interior lines and stark palettes of some contemporary homes often look rather child-unfriendly, as though there’d be little…
Going With the Grain
The scrap pile offered the clue to success “I love what I do and love getting up every day and going to work,” declares…
Torn to Perfection
Artfully reupholstered chairs give depth and character to interiors Gigi McHone gives each of her chairs a name and a back story, and all…
Art You Walk All Over
Floor-cloth maker takes advantage of botanical abundance Twenty years ago, Lynette Miller left her job teaching photography at a university in Western New York…
Weathering the Storm
Resized art fundraiser fits the needs of a new era The Bridges of Madison County is a fluffy fictional construct that “happened” in the…
The Art of Carrying On
Mid Century-inspired pillows and pouches are slow designed to last The way 2020 has gone, most of us are in need of a soft…
Bulbs Off the Books
Experienced flower growers give seasoned (and surprising) advice Just as there is no rose without a thorn, there is no flower farm without moles, voles,…
White Glove, Green Mind
Luxury modern home store features an organic twist Four Corners Home is a luscious store with a rarified, oh-so-Asheville inventory. Owners Michelle and Gary…
Ergonomic Aristocracy
Designer explains the essence of European Modern Mimi Lemieux’s deliciously French name may conjure images of a Regency commode adorned with marquetry and gilt…
A Toast to Travel
Retired journalist displays shot glasses from around the world The history of the shot glass is murky, but one popular origin story says a small…
The Feathers in His Cap
Glass artist’s celebrated career circles around birds When Shane Fero was not quite 14, his family left Chicago, Illinois for Winter Haven, Florida —…