To the Nines
byHarry and Joe Deaton have all the fun (and fabrics) When Harrietta “Harry” Deaton stages a home for sale, she doesn’t just position a couple…
People
Ephemerals for the People
byFormer pastor shares the magic of moss Unicorns aren’t real. Neither are dragons, elves, or fairies. But if these mythical beings were more than…
Burning Man
byEmerging glass artist opens up his own hot shop in West Asheville “It was the fire and loud music.” That’s what Asher Holman says…
Runnin’ Down a (Design) Dream
bySetting the scene for fans of Tom Petty, lovers of Portugal, and many others By: Alison Fields Designer Courtney Hinton of Hearth+Home took a…
Never the Same Thing Twice
byFinding essential truths in the natural world Any visual artist putting paint to canvas faces a conundrum – how to convey the complexity of…
Between a Rock and a Flat Place
byLevel site with generous natural features supports contemporary residence Scott Huebner is well known as one of the area’s leading designers of contemporary residential…
Following the Mews
byThe Cat Man’s art-and-ephemera collection goes public The American Museum of the House Cat is one man’s heartfelt tribute to the animal he adores…
The Whistle Can’t Stop It
byCollector continues amassing regional railway memorabilia By: Margaret Butler Raymond “Bo” Brown’s day job is a funeral director, but what keeps him awake at…
Unbreakable Tradition
byUkrainian artist teaches an abundance of spring Pysanky workshops The apparent fragility of Ukrainian Pysanky eggs belies their long history of survival. While their origin…
Fostering Flora
byGardening aficionadas offer plant-parenting advice Houseplants are nothing new — we’ve been greening up our living rooms with meandering vines and verdant leaves for millennia….