Design + Decor

Branching Out

Branching Out

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Dwelling among the treetops isn’t just for squirrels, birds, and fort-making kids who’ve got scrap lumber and a taste for heights. The latest “treehouse”…

East of Eden

East of Eden

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As it booms, Western North Carolina manifests almost as many architectural looks, original and reproduction, as it does diversity of flora and fauna. But…

When Harry Met Chamois

When Harry Met Chamois

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Harry Deaton is a one-woman design powerhouse. (Yes, woman — Harry is short for “Harrietta.”) Her business, Harry Deaton Interiors, consists of an in-demand…

To the Catalogue Born

To the Catalogue Born

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It’s a type of house that dots all points of the country, a house beloved by architecture buffs and Americana aficionados alike — although…

Textiles, Rising

Textiles, Rising

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Getting a nod for sustainability was Julie Jensen’s goal before she even began building Echoview Fiber Mill in Weaverville. She knew the best route…

Not “To the Trade Only”

Not “To the Trade Only”

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Jackie Teague believes in serendipity. After all, her current professional identity is the result of an extra dose of the stuff. Teague enjoyed a…

Deep Roots at Yesterday’s Tree

Deep Roots at Yesterday’s Tree

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Peggy Yarborough founded her furniture and home accessories store, Yesterday’s Tree, over 29 years ago. After three decades of hard work, her establishment has…

Good Bones

Good Bones

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Homes face the ravages of aging in different ways. Sometimes a simple face lift will do. Other times you have to tear down and…

Where Pretty Meets Practical

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Your home should be filled with the things you love,” declares Pat Marshall. As the owner of Homestead in Hendersonville, Marshall offers sage decorating advice. “I…