Day: October 30, 2015

ATYH: Adorable Alcove

Lindsey Binz has designed interiors for 14 years. She began as a child, she said, explaining, “I constantly rearranged my room.” Photography by Karen E. Segrave   mother was an avid antique collector, and her best friend’s father was an antique dealer. “So I got a true appreciation for good, quality furnishings,” Binz said. “I […]

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Feature: The Mindful Design of E. Fay Jones

His attention to detail was, in a word, incredible. His ability to achieve surprise is mindfulness defined. There’s no mistaking the artistry of E. Fay Jones, and we are honored to share with you two of his incredible designs: Stoneflower and Pine Knoll. Photography by Janet Warlick :: Pine Knoll styled by Jennifer Gibson, The […]

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Excursion: A Mix of the Old and New

To say that Fort Smith is undergoing a renaissance is an understatement. By Laurie Marshall :: Photography by Ashlee Nobel and Janet Warlick   has long been a popular destination for people who love the lore of the Old West, but new amenities now provide alternatives for visitors who aren’t interested in cowboy boots and […]

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Historical Gems: Little Rock’s Junior Rose Bowl Champions

Ask Arkansas sports fans to name the state’s first national championship football team and chances are very good they’ll say the 1964 University of Arkansas Razorbacks. Photography by Sara Edwards Neal and courtesy of UALR Alumni association   15 years before the Razorbacks were named the top team in the country, there was another national […]

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Travel Arkansas: All is Merry … and Bright

Towns across Arkansas put on their best bling for the holidays. Photographs courtesy of Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism   as the last vestiges of summer cling well into fall, dozens of towns around the state are planning their 2015 holiday light displays as part of the Arkansas Trail of Holiday Lights, a statewide […]

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