Logan Ward

Tradition meets modern inside an artist and an antique dealer’s charming Virginia bungalow

A Maryland artist finds beauty in the humblest of materials — the dirt beneath her feet

How a Virginia couple blended modern and antebellum to create the ultimate weekend escape

A deep dive into the architecture of Jefferson County, West Virginia, inspires a handsome, historic puzzle of a house

Joe Bussard’s rare vintage 78s—all 15,000 of them—preserve the sounds of the South for future generations

From a new Nashville fly-fishing outfitter to a suit atelier in Arkansas to a wine emporium in New Orleans that (of course) delivers, there’s never been a better time to sample the South

Appreciation for history and conservation runs deep on a family farm in Virginia’s Rappahannock River valley

With its cobblestoned streets, colonial architecture, and ever-growing creative class, this Mexican mountain city—an expat enclave since the 1940s—continues to bewitch Southern travelers

From modern Mexican cuisine to a luxe rooftop bar with panoramic views, a guide to soaking in San Miguel

A lifelong Marylander preserves eye-catching emblems of oyster history

The author’s favorite swimming hole

Tequila’s country cousin may be the new hip spirit these days. But in the dusty Mexican landscape outside Oaxaca, it’s a tradition with very deep roots

The old and the new converge on a countryside family estate

The late crime novelist and her husband transformed the gardens of their 100-year-old Louisville home

A North Carolina antiques dealer turns a weathered warehouse into a lofty living space

How a tiny pooch turned out to be one bighearted bird dog

Unlike many landscape architects, Thomas Woltz isn’t interested in imposing his will on nature. He’d rather let nature set the terms. In the process he’s turning heads and proving that ecology can be beautiful

How a renegade Kentuckian ignored the skeptics, made and lost a small fortune, and carved out an extraordinary second chapter for himself in the Amazon rain forest

Jefferson’s Gardener

For the renowned Virginia designer Charles Stick, landscape architecture is much 
more than a profession. It’s a never-ending quest for beauty