Home & Garden

Elevate your drinks with copper barware

Sue Grafton and her husband transform the gardens of a 100-year-old Louisville home

The estate’s vast collection begins its peak bloom this month

For a Charleston builder, old tools reveal the secrets of the craftsmen who came before him

A second-generation builder keeps the old-time banjo tradition alive

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

From heirloom-quality banjos to alligator-charred furniture to an ingenious twist on the old-fashioned, Southern artisans continue to raise the bar on craftsmanship

Step inside a historic Greek Revival cottage in Lexington, Kentucky

Sometimes what truly matters is what’s inside a home

We’ve asked some of the South’s most stylish folks to give us a tour of their favorite rooms

An Alabama couple’s passion for Southern folk art

Now in his nineties, the mastermind behind the homes of Johnny Cash and other country music greats is still building some of the world’s most unusual houses

With reclaimed wood, hand-punched tin, and a lot of love, a Georgia couple brings back the pie safe

A legacy of enduring architectural treasures

A Louisville couple’s yearlong quest to restore an Olmsted Brothers––designed landscape to glory

A restored Olmsted Brothers-designed garden

A Tennessee couple finds a home amid their past

One pro golfer’s passion for vintage cast-iron cookware

Step inside Brookside, a renovated Greek Revival home

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