Room Envy
My clients wanted a traditional dining room that was inviting, fresh and fun, and the great thing about traditional design is that it’s timeless, sophisticated and perpetually in style. I
A Natural Sound
The warm weather is finally here and with it comes long afternoons and balmy evenings where we can sit outside, relax and unwind to our favorite tunes. To make that
The Family That Fleas Together
Camaraderie abounds at Raleigh’s venerable Flea Market. It’s 8 a.m. on a chilly Saturday, and the Raleigh Flea Market is already hopping. A small city of tents and stalls has
An Enticing Entryway
[caption id="attachment_16667" align="aligncenter" width="577"] AJ Dunlap Photography[/caption] This beautiful home is filled with a mix of mid-century and transitional styles. Designer Stephanie Tidwell worked with homeowners Benjamin and Cara Bilbeau
Spring Chickens
Raleigh is flocking to Little Birdie Hatchery, a family-owned farm and one-stop shop for backyard poultry keeping. Ameraucana, Lavender Orpington, Speckled Sussex, Black Star—these aren’t racehorses or artisanal cocktails. They’re chickens,
Inventive & Imaginative
Pantone, the ‘color bible,’ chose Ultra Violet 18-3838 as the color of the year for 2018. The New Jersey-based color supplier is considered an authority on color, setting color standards
Flitch Furniture: Luxurious Lounging
Each piece created by Flitch Furniture is built with purpose, longevity and nature in mind. The Raleigh-based company is named for a cut of lumber that comes straight from the tree—something living, and
Winter Blues
[caption id="attachment_15811" align="alignright" width="178"] 1.[/caption] It may be cold outside but there’s nothing like a touch of blue to transport you away to the clear skies and shimmering sea waters
Blending Styles
Tula Summerford of Designs by Tula ties together the tall windows, high ceilings and warm wooden floors of this cozy space with a vibe that’s both eye-catching—and entirely livable. “My
The Beautiful Few
Inside one of Raleigh’s rare Second Empire houses Most Raleighites are likely familiar with the Second Empire architectural style from the grand, eponymous red brick restaurant on Hillsborough Street. But what
