Home + Garden

CHARLOTTE HOME + GARDEN RETURNS
TO PRINT IN 2023

For the first time in six years, Charlotte magazine is producing a standalone Charlotte Home + Garden magazine. Polybagged with April’s ever-popular Real Estate issue of Charlotte magazine, this 60-page publication spotlights beautiful homes, stunning furniture, new design trends, and much more. This gorgeous annual, perfect-bound on upscale paper, will also include a resource guide highlighting Charlotte’s top interior designers! The Charlotte Home + Design annual anticipates a readership up to 160K with increased print run, longer distribution cycle and extended shelf life.

Reach Fern Howerin at fern.howerin@charlottemagazine.com to find out how to advertise in this issue!

Too Lazy to Put Up Christmas Lights? This Company Will Do It for You

They claim to be a completely "turn-key" service.

Alyssa Ruane,

3 Smart Ways to Cut Carbs & Use Cauliflower in Your Thanksgiving Dishes

'Tis the season for overindulgence.

Alyssa Ruane,

5 Steps to a Stunning DIY Thanksgiving Centerpiece

You don't even need to be very crafty to create jaw-dropping table decorations.

Alyssa Ruane,

How to Be Less Stressed This Holiday Season

Local psychologist Jocie Sweeney, PhD, provides tips on stress management during this oft-stressful season.

Alyssa Ruane,

Small Space Solutions

See how these apartments and condos make smart design work for their small spaces.

Alyssa Ruane,

These Charlotte Bathrooms Will Inspire You To Remodel ASAP

See inside five beautiful powder rooms across Charlotte.

Alyssa Ruane,

Where to Buy Pumpkins in Charlotte

Perhaps you'll even stumble upon The Great Big Pumpkin.

Alyssa Ruane,

Yard to Table: Cool-Weather Veggies to Plant Right Now

Freshen up your fall/winter weeknight menu.

Alyssa Ruane,

Tour 6 Dreamy Mountain Homes on October 6

Gather inspiration for your own home in these drool-worthy dwellings.

Alyssa Ruane,

Sweet Affairs' Stone-Inspired Cake

WHO SAYS MARBLE is only meant for countertops? This stone-inspired cake by Sweet Affairs brings the elegance of the swoon-worthy slabs to your kitchen in an edible form. Owner Jossie Perlmutter was one of the city’s best pastry chefs when…

Kristen Wile,

Q&A: Interior Designer Jacqueline Wood Wheeler

Jacqueline Wheeler Interiors 1918 Lennox Ave. 704-677-4928 Years in business: 4 years Hometown: Charlotte Charlotte Home + Garden: Favorite color to wear? Jacqueline Wood Wheeler: Black, much to my mother’s chagrin. CHG: Favorite color to design with? JWW: Blues…

Magazine Staff

Tasteful Not Tacky: How to Decorate Seasonally

Interior designer Cheryl Luckett dishes on how to achieve refined seasonal style all the way into the new year.

Alyssa Ruane,

Recipe: Pan-Roasted Carolina Quail

French techniques don’t have to be intimidating. Work on your knife skills with a quail dish by Chef Tom Condron, owner of Lumiere. It’s sure to impress any guest.

Kristen Wile,

Room We Love: An 11-Year-Old's New Bedroom

Designer Traci Zeller’s twin boys began to outgrow their shared room, as kids do, when they turned 11. So Zeller turned to a spare bedroom (and her business’s storage space) for her son Henry’s new digs. With smart furniture and…

Alyssa Ruane,

Southern Hospitality: Shop These Local Housewarming Gifts

Be a guest that's invited back with these thoughtful picks.

Alyssa Ruane,

How to Make Water Conservation a Habit

Renfrow Farms Manager Pressly Williams’ tips to save water while gardening might surprise you

Alyssa Ruane,

Building a Historic Garden for a Historic Home in Dilworth

SITTING AMID a row of bungalows, the historic Helms-Bell House emerges like an illustration in a pop-up book: Pink phlox and green gooseneck loosestrife grow waist-high in the garden bed along the worn brick walkway leading up to the Victorian…

Anna Van Erven,

Designers Share Back-to-School Organization Tips

BACK-TO-SCHOOL EXCITEMENT can also breed some serious chaos in your home, with extra paperwork, bookbags, uniforms, and more taking over most spaces. Organizing it all in a way that actually makes sense—and is easy to find again—can be dizzying. Here, five…

Blake Miller,