Interior spaces boomed during lockdown, but the opportunity to maximize space in a creative way gives this hybrid trend staying power. More time at home made us reexamine our spaces—how we use them, how they function and what can be improved.
by Amy Meadows Several years ago, working from home was seen as a luxury. These days, however, it’s not only a common option, but also an essential one. If you’re among the growing number of remote workers, you’ve hopefully found
LANDSCAPE LIGHTING CONTEST WINNERS Winner of Best Landscape Lighting OUTDOOR ADVANTAGE (770) 513-1536 • www.outdooradvantagellc.com • Photos courtesy of Ellen McRaney This project, designed and built by Outdoor Advantage at a home in Dacula, is
After receiving 58 entries in 13 categories from 36 local remodeling and design professionals for our “best before-and-after” contest, we are proud to present the top 11 makeovers chosen by our expert judges here. We hope you will find inspiration
the thing: an abandoned wood door Interior designer Rosa Santiago Zimmerman is always on the lookout for furniture to rescue. Case in point: This modern, clean-lined desk started out life as an abandoned door that she found laying on a
October is here, which means we’re back to the grind or back to school. We’ve bought new clothes, backpacks, computers and other supplies, and we organize our calendars in hopes of getting ourselves or our children set up for success
When Cindy and Dale Hughes decided to start their own consulting firm that assists local businesses, charities and community projects, they wanted their workspace to be a reflection of both their personalities and their business vision. Once they located the
