CHARLOTTE HOME + GARDEN RETURNS
TO PRINT IN 2023

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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.

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Home + Garden

Renovating Modern

Thirteen years ago it was considered the ugliest home in Charlotte. But once the Pooles got their hands on this midcentury modern gem, it morphed into a perfect home for the stylish couple

Blake Miller,

The Great Decorating Debate

They took lifelong vows. But did that include the fight over the family room sofa? Our writer navigates the murky (and sensitive) topic of merging styles in a home

Ashley Primis,

Comfortably Small

Neal Johnson's quaint Aiken, South Carolina, bungalow is yet another example of a small space with a comfortable, stylish décor. The pint-size home, which Johnson named the Teeny Tiny House, is a mere 692 square feet. Though small, the home…

Blake Miller,

Relaxing in Horse Country

Photographs by Chris Edwards  Rather than partially cover a window with her bed, Johnson draped heavy curtains to cover the room's second window. Because of the thick drapes, the window is invisible even during the day.On a crisp autumn day,…

Laurie Prince,

Studio Style

Photographs by Chris EdwardsLisa Sherry practices what she calls "counterintuitive design," mixing finishes and combining antiques with modern classics yet still achieving flawlessly sophisticated spaces. Her approach was exactly right for the studio she opened earlier this year in the…

Jill Waldbieser,

Antique Originals

Evan Wood's work can be found around town, including the sconces at Capitol boutique. Evan Wood uses antiques, such as this piece of wrought iron, to create artistic and stylish lighting. Evan Wood has a knack for making the old…

Whitney Bossie,

Salted Caramel Brownies

We have assistant pastry chef Erin Stanton to thank for the combination of sweet-salty caramel and sophisticated dark chocolate that made this brownie a top seller at year-old Amelie's French Bakery in NoDa.

April White,

Weathering the Storm

Here at Home & Garden, we watch and we listen and we observe. We see that while the real estate market weathers highs and lows and another magazine falls apart, Charlotte, the city and the magazine, remains strong. The upside…

Blake Miller,

Tea Time

   Recipes and text by April White Food styling and photography by emulsionMenu Tea Sandwiches: Serrano-Asparagus and Crab-RadishHerbed Cucumber SaladAnything Cookies Mango Tea SparklerSerrano-Asparagus Tea SandwichesButter is the key to any tea sandwich. It keeps the thin bread from getting…

April White,

Smart Style

Photographs by Chris Edwards  To give the home's breakfast room personality and texture, Carpenter added a bold west elm rug and grass cloth walls. Rippling steel fences stand in Kevin Carpenter's flat backyard like subway walls in a commuter station. Fashioned…

Laurie Prince,

Island Within an Island

Photographs by Chris Edwards A curving, carved wood partition is all that divides the living area from the kitchen. "For me, this house was an opportunity to test some ideas, and this was one of them," says Veltman. He purchased…

Jill Waldbieser,

A Modern Portrait

 Photographs by Chris Edwards A chic stainless steel canopy bed from Room and Board is flanked by bedside tables, once belonging to Thomas's great aunt, painted in glossy white. Thomas picked up the artwork by artist Kiki Smith while working…

Nancy Rones,

A Personal Collection

We should all take note: it's not what a designer says works or what the new trend is -- it's what the homeowner loves that should dictate the interior. A former buyer for Barneys New York and currently the buyer…

Blake Miller,

Spice up your spring

Recipes and text by Ashley PrimisPhotographs and food styling by emulsion   MenuChili pepper beef skewers with chimichurri sauceMiddle Eastern spiced chicken skewers with yogurt-mint sauceCouscous saladeach serves 4-6 peopleFor assembling skewers:Soak 20 wooden skewers in water for at least 30 minutes.1…

Ashley Primis,

The Passionate Collector

Photographs by Chris Edwards  A blown-up print of Caldwell's shot of the picturesque Moroccan port city Essaouira serves as a focal point in the bedroom. The floor covering continues the Moroccan theme. Stepping inside Ruth Caldwell's six-year-young studio loft apartment, you'd…

Nancy Rones,

Designed With Meaning

 That became even more relevant as I looked through this fall's issue. The three homes in this magazine are ones that were designed not just with care, but with meaning. Cliché? Maybe. Thoughtful? Yes. Nearly every room in Luczak's home…

Blake Miller,

Porch Preserved

Sitting on a porch, talking about nothing and everything at the same time, is a staple pastime for Charlotteans. As a child, Amy Regenbogen's favorite memories were made rocking on gliders on her grandparents' porch on Mulberry Street in Charlotte.…

Amy Strauss,

DIY Dinner Party

A little before seven o'clock, Chef Marcella Ansaldo reminds everyone that this is supposed to be a cooking lesson. "When you're ready, I'm ready," she says in a lilting Italian accent. "Just please remind me that there is another focaccia…

Richard Thurmond,

Fall Infusion

Photographs by Chris EdwardsRecipes by Andrew King, High Cotton CateringPlay With FlavorFall-inspired food often translates into comfort food. But overdoing your menu with everything pumpkin and cinnamon can be autumn overload. Instead, infuse traditional items with a touch of fall…

Blake Miller,

Grill Masters

Grill Every Day: 125 Fast-Track Recipes for Weeknights at the GrillChronicle Books, $24.95By Diane MorganWhat it is: Great for anyone who doesn't want to wait for the weekend, this book makes things easy. For the beginner, there's advice on choosing…

Leah Konen,

Colonial Dame

  Stoker lines an open surface with items such as a flask, brandy bottle, and oil lamp, all made from mid-nineteenth-century blown glass.Photographs by Chris EdwardsLindsay Stroker sees potential in unusual places. Nearly a decade ago, the Charlotte entrepreneur began…

Laurie Prince,

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