Reflection of a Collector
Home is elevated with studio glass and glorious views When Jeanne and Kevin Milkey were seeking a mountain residence to escape the heat of…
Adventures in Wonderland
Ridgetop home maintains its magic through biophilic design When Barry Frank, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon from Las Vegas, began searching for a place to…
Grounded in Southern Hospitality
Potter’s charming vessels are based on rag rugs Stephen Biggerstaff is not a person wary of getting his hands dirty. In fact, he built…
The Many Ways of Wood
Furniture maker takes his turn at clean, modern design Timothy Gastrock lives in his Weaverville home with hard proof of his evolution as an artist….
Made for This Life
Anneliesse Gormley shines at the junction of big style and small business Anneliesse Gormley grew up the tail end of five sisters in Lexington, Kentucky….
Paper Moon
Local designer leads the fantastically diverse wallcovering renaissance Growing up in England, wallpaper was everywhere, says Jenny Elliott. “I have three sisters, and we all…
Pioneer on a Pedestal
Reflections from a founder of the Studio Glass Movement Mark Peiser is able to reflect on five decades of success in the American Studio…
“Funny Little Things,” Big Ideas
If artist Valerie Hoh were inclined to body ink, her tattoo might read, “Make Art, Not Landfill.” Instead, she’s using what she describes as…
Sculptor leaves the direction of her nautical vessels to chance
A fire in 1996 destroyed Heather Allen Hietala’s childhood home and all its contents, but ultimately sparked in her a deep curiosity for wood-fired…
Serenity Now
Nature Deficit Disorder is not yet recognized in medical textbooks or psychology journals, but to Betty and Robert Balentine, it was a very real…