There’s An App For That
In the digital age we live in, we use technology for everything from turning the lights on in our houses to getting home from work in the least amount of
Raleigh Magazine’s Thirty In Their 30s
They're artists and politicians, entrepreneurs and planners, influencers and advocates. These energetic and creative people in their 30s are moving Raleigh forward... and making the city better.
All That Glitters…
The best way to add glitz and glam to your home is with stylish gold accents. Figurines add quirky flair without being too tacky, while lamps, picture frames and candle
Colorful, Clean and Classic
A graduate of UNC Greensboro, Paul Hodges has spent the last 13 years working for locally owned and operated O2 Fitness, helping facilitate clubs throughout Raleigh and western Wake. The work,
Colors of Spring
Denim-less Denim Jeans aren’t a closet staple for no reason. These faded blue frocks are just the base for a gorgeously put-together outfit. 1. Baume Und Pferdgarten Adamaris smock dress, $378;
Pulp Fancy
Orange you glad this bright and cheery color is finally having a moment? Add fun, decorative pops of orange to an otherwise neutral room and lift the spirits of all
Light Up With Local Scents
Escape the February chill with cozy candles from local candlemakers. Brandy’s Soy Candles Brandy Mutchler’s hand-poured soy candles are inspired by North Carolina breweries, including Raleigh’s Neuse River Brewing, Lynnwood
Philip or Flop
Get to know the local engineer and home improvement enthusiast-turned-Instagram star. “Scientist by day, DIY junkie by night.” That’s the bio for Philip, the engineer turned home improvement enthusiast behind the
Wearable Art
Italian-based jewelry designer Lora Nikolova brings her unique artwear to Raleigh. Lora Nikolova's creative artwear Lora Nikolova has always been bored with traditional jewelry. She would see women wearing unremarkable
What to Read in 2020
This year, 2020, is an important one. The presidential election is on the horizon and 2020 marks the beginning of a new decade. Microsoft founder Bill Gates reminds us that
