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	Log Cabin Quilt Asheville architect Andrew Willett transformed a Weaverville home from a dark and drab log cabin to a modern light-filled abode. By Melanie McGee Bianchi
	A Perfect Backdrop An Asheville art dealer renovates his mid-century modern home to fit his contemporary collection. By Kate O'Connor
	An Inspired Design For 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.” By Kate O'Connor
	Mix & Mystery Richard 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 By Paul Clark
	An Elegant Retreat There 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. By Kate Reynolds

	Miami Beach Meets the Mountains Marcus Katz says he was happy with the moosehead. But then what was a traditionally appointed mountain lodge evolved into a light-drenched mega-retreat with a dramatic poolside waterfall and a crush of other luxury accoutrements. By Melanie McGee Bianchi
	Part of a Whole Doug and Ellen Harris of Harris Architects in Brevard created a plan for a renovation of an 1890s Flat Rock home to accommodate the lifestyle of a vibrant, active family while remaining sympathetic with the period of the structure. by Kate O'Connor
	Let There Be Light An Asheville couple transformed their beige formica kitchen from drab to fab with a little help from Benbow and Associates. by Kate O’Connor
	A Little Red Cabin Cocoon Interior Design of Brevard converted a tiny old family cabin to a cozy year-round nest. They maximized functional space and decorated the cottage in a down-to-earth, Americana style. by Kate O’Connor
	The Best Spot in Town It's all about the view for Drs. George and Stacey Ibrahim. Accustomed to the wide-open spaces of Eastern North Carolina, the Ibrahims didn't want to see any neighbors from the many windows of their newly purchased 1926 Colonial in Asheville’s Grove Park neighborhood. By Linda C. Ray