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Courtnay Tartt Elias of Creative Tonic Design takes the starch out of a 1925 storied Houston home with unique decorative finishes, statement-making pieces, and an unexpected turn or two on the color wheel.

Designer Louise Johnson transformed a newly built South Carolina retreat into a vibrant, art-filled sanctuary, using crisp white walls as a gallery-like backdrop for bold color, layered pattern, and a deeply personal collection of art and antiques.

Returning home to settle into Birmingham’s nostalgic Mountain Brook setting, a young couple builds a new dwelling that blends tradition and modernity.

A white brick beauty designed by Houston’s legendary Curtis & Windham Architects breathes new life while honoring old sentiments in the city’s historic River Oaks neighborhood.

By tapping into the story behind each space, designer Elly Poston Cooper maximizes the potential and charm of this Richmond, Virginia, home.

f you keep it classic, it never gets old.” It’s a phrase that marks James Farmer’s design philosophy whether he’s working on a seaside retreat or a storied family residence.…

A Houston couple builds their forever home where their story began.

e might shy away from an unoccupied home languishing on the market that hadn’t been redecorated in decades, while others find that condition enticing, as they see potential. Lauren and…

A historic coastal cottage won the hearts of the owners, who hired designer Megan Molten and Beau Clowney Architects to transform it into a colorful and joyful family home.