The Bones of a Home: What Can Be Changed, and What Cannot
Finishes can be updated in a season. Setting, light, proportion and privacy cannot. A designer's guide to seeing the bones of a home.
Finishes can be updated in a season. Setting, light, proportion and privacy cannot. A designer's guide to seeing the bones of a home.
From the motor court to the scullery, a design and architecture guide to the finishes, materials and makers that set a distinguished property apart.
Luxe LivingCharlotte has grown into one of America's great business cities without losing the tree canopy, the historic neighborhoods, and the sense of ease that…
Luxe LivingFew Charlotte addresses carry the recognition of Quail Hollow. For more than six decades the neighborhood has grown up around one of America's best-known…
A Luxe Living guide to Myers Park: John Nolen’s 1911 plan, a willow oak canopy, 1920s Georgian and Tudor estates, and walkable streets two miles…
From Georgian symmetry to the New Classic estate, a designer’s guide to the architectural styles behind the Carolinas’ most distinguished homes.
Luxe LivingSome neighborhoods are built around privacy. Marvin Creek was built around community. Developed by Toll Brothers beginning in 2004, it pairs executive homes on…
Luxe LivingFew places in Charlotte have changed as much in a generation as Ballantyne. What began as a family hunting tract on the South Carolina…
Ballantyne Country Club pairs Rees Jones championship golf and a full club calendar with estate homes along the fairways. A Luxe Living guide to South…
A Luxe Living guide to Ballantyne Country Club: a Rees Jones championship course, a 45,000-square-foot clubhouse, and established club living at the heart of south…