• Be Our Guest: Guest Room Essentials

    Be Our Guest: Guest Room Essentials

    Written By: Alison Murphy 

     

    Creating a space that allows your guests to feel right at home can be simple. Whether you...

  • Wall to Wall: The Wallpaper Revival

    Wall to Wall: The Wallpaper Revival

    Written by: Ashley McGoff 

    Gone are the days where wallpaper is considered scary and permanent. Now, designers are embracing this nostalgic trend to...

  • Get Back to Nature: Biophilic Design

    Get Back to Nature: Biophilic Design

    Written by: Julia Johns 

    It was Edward O. Wilson who first hypothesized biophilia which he defines as "the urge to affiliate with other forms of...

  • Cut the Clutter: Minimalism

    Cut the Clutter: Minimalism

    Written by: Julia Johns

    Minimalism is not a new concept. Despite what the mania surrounding it in recent years may suggest, minimalism has been around...

  • Jewel Tones: Make Any Room a Gem!

    Jewel Tones: Make Any Room a Gem!

    Written by: Alison Murphy

    Whether it be the bold walls or subtle decor,  jewel tones bring a great impact and wow factor to...

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    A plumbing catastrophe that damaged rooms on both floors was just the excuse Margaret Lowery needed to update a home that was stuck in the ‘70s and ill-equipped for her 70s. While she’s a ways away from that age milestone, she wanted designer Debbie Jacobs of Alspaugh Kitchen & Bath to use the opportunity to plan a home that would serve her needs for many years to come, whatever her physical abilities will be.

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