/ by Stephanie Burnette
/ photography by Eli Warren
The fabrications of Teresa Roche are rooted in the culture of South Carolina’s mill villages. Her parents were employed by the Piedmont Number One Cotton Mill in the 1950s and ‘60s, part...
/ story and photography by Pete Martin
I get it: there’s an excitement about removing a cork that adds to the wine-drinking experience that screw caps don’t bring to the table. But while we could debate the pros and cons...
/ by Lynn Greenlaw
If you have only thought of a paperweight as whatever might be handy and hard enough to hold down a stack of papers, think again. They can be objects of beauty that are made entirely of...
Antiques dealer and decorator Jenny Kramer loves to style a built-in, something she accomplishes by-the-season as evidenced on her Instagram account @jennykramerdecor. We asked her to share some linear know-how and show us a bit of what's filling her...
/ by Tasha L. Harrison
/ portrait by Eli Warren
Humans are natural-born storytellers. Tropes, themes, archetypes-- all were established in a time when myths and legends were told orally around campfires and illustrated on walls with humble tools or...
/ by Kelsey Burrow
Instead of combing Pinterest and West Elm, Craigslist and IKEA to piece together a personal aesthetic, I rented a U-Haul and loaded mine up at a barn in North Carolina.
My Gigi was an antiques collector and...
/ by Hali Wyatt /photography by Chelsey Ashford
One of our strongest senses is smell. Our memories are often coupled with certain smells and candles can revive those memories at the spark of a match. When we light candles, we...
/ by Lynn Greenlaw
Art is described as the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form. Architecture as the complex or carefully designed structure of something.
This piece of art by Antonio Proa, purchased...
/ by Jonathan Caleb Russ and Stephanie Burnette
/ photography by Eli Warren
Oh-my-sweetness! Say goodbye to giant layer cakes and hello to these tiny trendsetters because smaller bite size sweets have taken over the dessert scene. Yes, we’ve all had...
by Allison Walsh
photography by Carter Tippins
Downsizing and fleeing the suburbs after kids fly the coop is not a new tale.Converting former industrial spaces into chic urban homes is also a familiar concept, particularly in cities on the rise like...
Textile Town
/ by Stephanie Burnette
/ photography by Eli Warren
The fabrications of Teresa Roche are rooted in the culture...
A Turn of the Screw
/ story and photography by Pete Martin
I get it: there’s an excitement about removing a cork that...
