An exhibit of regional Cherokee pottery at Asheville Art Museum also serves as a remarkable history lesson. Ten contemporary artists show the...
Three contemporary regional artists shape the landscape of the rural South in bold strokes. Janet Brome, Bethanne Hill and Matt Jones will be...
The only gallery in Asheville that exclusively exhibits photography, Castell presents its "Spring Salon" featuring the experimental...
It's not just about Bentwood rockers anymore. Or rather, it is ... plus dozens of other exhilarating pieces that can result from this...
Award-winning figurative paper collagist Elizabeth St. Hilaire Nelson will be featured in a month-long exhibit commencing with a three-day...
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Second Time AroundA Connestee Falls cottage is redone to meld the styles of a newlywed couple. |
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Point of ConvergenceConceptual elegance meets practicality in a contemporary home designed for a young family. |
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Keepsake BoxA Highlands couple often prefers their property’s cozy guesthouse to the grander main attraction |
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A Light TouchThe juxtaposition of refined and rustic in subdued colors imparts an easy elegance in this Hendersonville home. |
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Log Cabin QuiltAsheville architect Andrew Willett transformed a Weaverville home from a dark and drab log cabin to a modern light-filled abode. |
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A Perfect BackdropAn Asheville art dealer renovates his mid-century modern home to fit his contemporary collection. |
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An Inspired DesignFor Bonnie Rash, owner of Silver Fox Gallery & Interiors in Hendersonville, living with art is a way of life — a pathway to serenity. Living with beauty, she says, “creates a space that nurtures the soul.” |
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Mix & MysteryRichard Fast has redone and lived in no less than four dozen houses in the past 25 years. Now the self-proclaimed perfectionist prefers a relatively compact space. “I would go bankrupt in a big home,” says Fast |
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An Elegant RetreatThere was a time when building was a community effort. Folks would get together for a barn raising — a social event that was all about camaraderie. You can feel some of that spirit in Lynn and Ben Tribble’s house in Flat Rock. |
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A Lakehouse TransformedMorgan-Keefe Builders gave the exterior of this 10-year-old lake house a little 21st-century panache. |
Kathryn Long of Ambiance Interiors offers a valuable tip - how to brighten any room.
Ashley Smith of Benson and Babb Interiors, in Hendersonville tells how to mix valuable artwork with some not-so-pricey pieces.
Susan Nilsson, ASID, of Susan Nilsson Design, describes her design scheme for the dining room at the 2010 Flat Rock Designer Showhouse.
Student teams, assisted by design professionals, built amazing structures made
from cans of food during the 3rd Annual CANstruction competition in Asheville, NC.
Their work will be displayed at Pack Place for one week, then donated to
MANNA FoodBank. The event was sponsored by the Young Architects Forum.
http://www.ncarboretum.org This year's exhibition is called "A Day of Roses," and coordinators promise it'll be a big day,...
You may or may not know that Saluda, NC, is home to the steepest railroad grade in the Southeast. It also shelters a deep heritage of crafters....
Held May 19, 9-4 pm. Vendors will sell perennials, annuals, herbs, vegetable plants, native trees, shrubs, and garden accessories. Kids'...
KAA's annual Open Studio Tour features jewelers, painters, glass-workers, fabric artists, potters, woodworkers, photographers,and more!...
KAA's annual Open Studio Tour features jewelers, painters, glass-workers, fabric artists, potters, woodworkers, photographers,and more!...
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Asheville Architecture book uncovers lesser-known local history |
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Exhibit at Coop Gallery offers visions of avant-garde architecture |
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"House Crashers" host will star at local home & garden expo |
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Blacksmithing toes the line between heritage craft and high art |
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Churches, B&Bs figure prominently in second book about Asheville architecture |