Home & Garden

A Season of Sign Ups

By Perri Kersh | September 22, 2016

In many ways, September is a season of sign ups. This month inundates us with opportunities to volunteer at school, with sports and with various activities that kick off in autumn. And while I’m a big believer in the power of the word “no,” this world isn’t going to run […]

New Homes in Chapel Hill with Small-Town Charm and Amenities Galore

By Sponsored Content | September 15, 2016

  Beyond the woods, nestled along Bolin Creek off of Homestead Road in Carrboro is the picturesque community of Winmore, a haven of new homes for sale in Orange County with amazing amenities. Relax with a good book on your front porch, or walk to the pool for an afternoon […]

Your Personal Survival Guide for Post-Vacation Reentry

By Perri Kersh | August 10, 2016

There’s a reason why as many as 55% of Americans don’t use all of their vacation time … post-trip reentry is rough! We are a culture of workaholics, and we’ve adopted a bit of a “work martyr complex” that keeps us from enjoying one of the perks of work: vacation. […]

Revamped Home Nestled in the Heart of Downtown Offers a Cozy Abode

By Jessie Ammons | July 14, 2016

This story originally appeared in our March 2015 issue. Like many first-time homebuyers, Alex and Kate Sayre had criteria in mind that they were unwilling to compromise on. Well, one criterion, really: location. “Alex gave me a very small radius of where he wanted to live,” Kate remembers. “Very, very […]

5 Simple Ways to Get Organized for Summer

By Perri Kersh | June 2, 2016

It’s the last week of school around here which means we’re all going to our 7th end of the year banquet, consuming our third pan of potluck mac and cheese, humming “Pomp and Circumstance,” clearing off a shelf for yet another sports trophy, and longing for days with fewer obligations. […]

Traditional Townhome Transformed into Modern Oasis

By Jessie Ammons | May 4, 2016

Walking into the foyer is like exhaling a deep breath: relaxing and grounding and blithe. The palette is neutral, and the vibe is hip and serene. A painting of grazing cows hangs over a well-stocked bar cart; a massive modern dining room chandelier features clean lines, matte metal and fabric cords; […]

4 Perks of Being Early

By Perri Kersh | April 29, 2016

Much has been written about the struggles of being chronically late. Time management professionals offer loads of advice for those who hit snooze too often, underestimate their travel time, or who regularly anger friends and co-workers due to their tardiness. But what about those of us who are chronically early? […]

Palette & Parlor Pieces Together Timeless Designs

By Jessica Stringer | April 26, 2016

This story originally was published in our March 2015 issue. Somewhere between strolling Copenhagen’s streets and dinner parties with Danish friends, Ivy Simon dreamed up a big idea. During a year working abroad, the Chapel Hill native and her husband John were exposed to great design in a country where […]

8 Home & Garden Must-Haves

By Virginia Robinson | April 18, 2016

<– Rocking Horse, $89.95. Twig.           Wreath, $275.95. Purple Puddle. –>          <– Cedar Wine Barrel Planters, $89.99 each. Fifth Season Gardening Co.      Moss Rose Coffeepot, $45. Branching Out. –>              <– Raindrop Birdhouse, $24.99. Southern Season.     Small birds by artists Robin and […]

There’s Something for Everyone at the ABC Sale

By Perri Kersh | April 13, 2016

For 2017’s sale on April 29, donations will be accepted Monday through Thursday that week at The Chapel of the Cross. Household goods, clothing, gardening, books, will all be accepted. All proceeds benefit local nonprofits in the Chapel Hill area. If you’re a regular reader of my blog, you know […]

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