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!
IT ALL STARTED with a piano. The owners of this modern, Craftsman-style home in Dilworth tasked interior designer Tamara Leicester, of Tamara Heather Interior Design, with a project born out of a passion. “She decided she wanted to learn to…
Do you have any of these in your summer lineup?
POPULAR GARDEN PLANTS such as basil, lavender, chamomile, lemon balm, and mint are not just aromatic additions to your favorite foods; the heady scents also have health benefits. Planting an aromatherapy garden gives you access to flowers and herbs for…
A Q&A with arborist/entomologist Laurie Reid Dukes
Learn more about the horticultural culprit (and how to keep it alive).
Give an old piece of furniture new life.
ON TELEVISION SHOWS about home remodeling, the experts all offer the same advice: The popcorn ceilings have to go. Charlotte homeowners agree. “We get a ton of calls from homeowners who want the popcorn gone right away,” says Rick Smith, owner…
BEFORE (COURTESY) Interior designer Marcie Padgett and general contractor Steve Melton knew they’d need to do meticulous planning on a recent Waxhaw master bathroom remodel, working with clients in Boston who wanted their new Charlotte home to have a custom…
Tamara Leicester designs for twins in a contemporary home
It's been raining a bit.
A whole new space with so little effort.
Our five favorite border perennials to pull your lawn together.
Turns out a nice yard means nicer neighbors.
Make these crisp cocktails in a pitcher so everyone (of legal drinking age) can enjoy them.
Why didn't we think of these?
Aesthetic Addiction recently opened its Main Street doors on May 12.
Answering questions like "how high should I hang that?" and more.
Shop more than 80 regional vendors for home goods and other handmade treasures.
No nasty chemicals here.
This house-turned-art-gallery is hosting a spring art show tomorrow and Saturday.
Tickets bought online before 3 p.m. on May 12 are $30, and tickets day-of are $35.
Gather under the stars for a night featuring Scottish-themed music and beverages. Tickets are available for purchase.
Freshen your home without cleaning out your wallet.
Sign up soon; some are already full.
Doing it wrong can result in even more trash.
Think of it as your own version of farm-to-table.
Bring your own picnic dinner or buy some grub from the Mayobird food truck that will be onsite.
Support local gardening efforts with your purchase on Saturday, April 22.
