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A Precious GiftAndie MacDowell shares meaningful holiday traditions with Carolina Home + Garden. |
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The House that Quilts BuiltMeet legendary quilter and teacher Georgia Bonesteel. The Flat Rock resident was a driving force behind the quilting revival that began in the 1970s. |
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Man on a Mission (chair)The original Arts & Crafts movement of the early 1900s was, in part, a reaction against the perceived mechanical anonymity of the Industrial Age. But Bruce Johnson, the design style’s foremost national expert is himself no Luddite... |
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A Town of Her OwnInternationally popular author of the "Miss Julia" series, Ann B. Ross takes pride in staying put in Hendersonville, North Carolina. |
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At Home with Andy PetreeThe ESPN anchor’s second home is his 21,000-square-foot garage in Henderson County. |
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A Loveable BugFlat Rock Pilates Guru Mike Phillips’ 1970 Volkswagen Beetle is a perfect symbol of simplicity. |
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Low on Miles, High on MysteryVintage car is one of only five registered in the world |
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A Wild RidePriscilla Whitney talks about her two restored Mustangs with great affection and humor, as if they were a pair of difficult but lovable children who’ve been taught to dress properly and behave. |
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Hot TicketHighlands Motoring Festival adds two days and lots of detailing |
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Grand DesignBruce Hatfield grew up in rural Texas where the nearest town had a population of 350 souls. When he began classes at the University of Texas at Austin, it was a daily, 120-mile, round-trip commute. Cars were the only way to bust out. |
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Last Picture ShowA relic of movie animation holds center stage in Dave Sieg's collection of vintage technology. |
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Riding in CirclesHoyt and Gail Griffith grabbed the brass ring years ago, and for them, the merry-go-round will never stop. Their house in Mills River is full of wooden horses and other vintage carousel figures. |
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Harvesting a Hobby in HendersonvilleSteve and Judi Levinson of Hendersonville have an unusual hobby: “We both enjoy driving around North Carolina to find tractors,” explains Judi, adding, with a smile, “Steve suffers from ‘TAS’ — Tractor Acquisition Syndrome.” |
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Obessessions: Biltmore Dairy FarmsLarry Glenn's personal collection of Biltmore Dairy Farms bottles and memorabilia is more than a casual group of beloved items — it’s an important record of fading local history. |
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Time TravelerSometime during 1977, Georg Pilz decided he wanted a grandfather clock. It might have had something to do with his childhood in Regensburg, a medieval city in Bavaria graced with ancient clock towers; or it may have been Georg’s well-ordered mind as a chemical engineer for BASF. |
A Precious Gift |
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Andie MacDowell shares meaningful holiday traditions with Carolina Home + Garden. |
He Speaks For the Trees |
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Master craftsman announces new logo to capture his vision of sustainable forestry |
The House that Quilts Built |
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Meet legendary quilter and teacher Georgia Bonesteel. The Flat Rock resident was a driving force behind the quilting revival that began in the 1970s. |
S.E.E. Expo Gone With the Wind |
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Well-known environmental activist/entrepreneur Ned Ryan Doyle makes a surprising double announcement |
On the Rise |
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Winners of HATCH "Groundbreakers" architectural competition announced |
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