Someday is Now
byEven if you’re not a Julia Child wannabe, you still deserve a “tremendously interesting” kitchen, to paraphrase the late culinary icon. Today’s open layouts…
Kitchens + Baths
You Can’t Touch This
byIn an era known for tear downs and home renovations that erase any trace of a space’s previous incarnation, the Smith home is a…
Coffee With Cream
byEdward Cocciadiferro and his wife Jackie like to go big at holiday time — thus the two ovens and large walk-around island in their…
Hardwood Times
byLush, rural Madison County is one of Western North Carolina’s most heritage-heavy micro regions, the kind of place where old family names have been…
Gutting for Grandeur
byRita Yerby is a career graphic designer who likes to direct her knack for creative logistics into her other passion: rehabbing old houses. Although…
Flocking Together
byThe look is high-flown, thanks to homeowner Debbie Finn’s love of all things avian. In this Cliffs at Walnut Cove kitchen, graceful baroque pendants…
Maximizing Minimalism
byOwners Mike and Clare Haislip envisioned a “Mountain Zen” air for their retirement home in The Cliffs at Walnut Cove, and it wasn’t just…
All in the Family
byHarrietta and Joe Deaton of Hendersonville have made a life’s work out of resuscitating unlovely spaces, so when the wife-and-husband team bought their own…
Farm to Drafting Table
byLiz Hackett avows that “every inch” of her North Asheville home gets used, thanks to sharing space with two teenage sons and an 11-year-old…
A Kitchen of One’s Own
byLori and Chris Nelson think outside the box — or, in this case, outside the blueprint. The Ramble homeowners acknowledge that most of today’s…