If you're anything like me, the days of celebrating St. Patrick's day in a dizzying parade of pubs are behind you. Fighting the crowds doesn't sound fun and neither do the inflated drink prices. Plus, hello? It's a SCHOOL NIGHT.
Okay yes, this is a story about a charitable organization. And yes, they need you – the Atlanta homeowner – to show up. To donate. To volunteer… To Shop? Yes – finally. Now shopping itself can be an act of charity!
There are a lot of echoes in the offices of local furniture company, Lamon Luther. Airy and concrete – only decorated with beautiful objects made of iron and raw wood – it's physically an echoed space. But it's full of
We like you, we really like you. That's why we really would love to meet all our readers – in person – at our booth this weekend. We'll be at the North Atlanta Home Show this Saturday and Sunday. But don't
As you know by now, our magazine's mission is to give Atlanta homeowners timely advice, from smart local experts. Advice on how to improve your home, inside and out. Especially out!! Especially this week. Because now that Snowpocalypse is –
If ever our staff at AHIM is on a diet, we are in trouble with the very talented professional baker as part of our team. Sandi Edelson has trained in the U.S., France and Italy to cultivate her culinary skill
…does not stay in Vegas. Not if we can help it. Last week two of the AHIM crew went to Vegas to attend the Kitchen and Bath International Show and the International Builders Show. Or as the cool kids call
Snow days. Kids love them…but moms dread ‘em. Not because they don’t love being home with children. That part is great! Parents just don’t love being home with bored children. Because a bored kid is a begging kid. And rest
Old-house owners face special challenges. The Decatur Old House Fair presents a full program of seminars on a variety of issues old-house owners experience. Experts will share their insights and answer your questions about everything from historic wood-window restoration to
By Holly Brooks Winter officially began Dec. 21, so it's important to protect your yard now for a worry-free transition into much cooler temperatures. Here are a few do's and don'ts. Fall isn't a good time to prune plants because they
