Architecture
Home & Garden
On James Island, South Carolina, an alfresco entertaining oasis seems to float over the grassy marsh
Homeplace
On tranquil Edisto Island, two families invite an old cottage to tell its story
Home & Garden
A new book from architect and designer Cathy Purple Cherry opens the door to an Eastern Shore showstopper, complete with a hidden wine vault, an entertaining barn, a hunting room, and more
Homeplace
Ted Flato’s family homestead doubles as an architectural incubator
Home & Garden
In a captivating new book, the duo behind the popular Instagram account set the story straight on small Southern towns, shiplap, and why so many fading homes still have stories to tell
Home & Garden
A protected little enclave of modern Southern style
Home & Garden
Two Miami architects bring their dreams to life with a sublime bungalow on Eleuthera
Preservation
A nonprofit fights to save the only private Wright–designed home in the Sunshine State
Home & Garden
The Alabama-born tastemaker shares insights on soulful Southern homes in his new book, Poetry of Place
Arts & Culture
Go inside the Georgia art and design university’s forty most famous structures around the world
Home & Garden
The Institute of Classical Architecture & Art is focusing their annual journal, Classicist, entirely on the South this year
Arts & Culture
A new book considers the tastes and artistic influence of the early settlers whose homes, churches, and graveyards still dot the state’s landscape today
Home & Garden
One of Wright’s most famous Southern designs, the Rosenbaum house in Florence, Alabama, turns 75 this year
Homeplace
A Louisiana family wanted an entertaining space but needed a stable. So they built both in one and wound up with the ultimate party spot
Homeplace
Part stable, part entertaining space, this versatile structure has become a family’s weekend retreat
Architecture
After years of visiting the same spot in rural Georgia, a family builds a dream farm among the oaks
Southern Masters
How a soulful architect is changing the Southern landscape—one house at a time