Following a water leak, a Rogers couple calls on Kitchen Distributors to completely reimagine the heart of their home
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Give It a Glow
Illuminate your space with new options for lamps, sconces, and chandeliers
“Lila” handmade glass lamp featuring an organic shape and amber glass interior layer from Arkansas-based designer Ashley Childers. ashleychilders.com
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Curvy Contours
Scalloped details and rippled edges are making waves in décor and accessories
Pinched vase and picture frames. Box Turtle, Little Rock, shopboxturtle.com Blue tray, celadon planter, and arched basket with glass insert. Bear Hill Interiors, Little Rock, bearhillinteriors.com
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Stepping Out
Browse the latest offerings in carpet, rugs, tile, and more
1 & 2 100% wool handmade reproduction rug and antique rug, Hadidi Rug Gallery, hadidiruggallery.com
3 & 4 Karastan soft blue rug and Kazak green- and rust-colored rug. Martinous Oriental Rug Co., martinous.com
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Taste of Arkansas: Juicy Fruit
The biggest and the sweetest—The Natural State celebrates both when it comes to watermelon. In the small South Arkansas town of Hope, thinking big spawned a festival when, in 1925, local grower Hugh Laseter harvested a 136-pound watermelon. The thrill of growing prize-size watermelons led to the first Hope Watermelon Festival the following summer, and the tradition has now survived almost a century, taking time off here and there due to varying world circumstances. This year, the 49th annual festival takes place August 7-9, promising everything from slices of the namesake attraction to the Watermelon Olympics and live music along with Southern fare.
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The Star of Summer
Event designer Candace Wilson creates a Fourth of July gathering that will make you want to party like it’s 1776
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Uncharted Waters
Soaring views and inviting spaces make the feat of building this mountainside lake house worth the effort
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River Retreat
The banks of the Little Red River provide an ideal setting for a family’s year-round getaway
Birding, paddleboarding, kayaking, and—yes—trout fishing are just a few of the reasons this family fell in love with the Little Red River. “He has been a fly angler for a long time and would come here to fish with friends or guides. As he grew older, he got involved in the conservation effort,” the owner says of her husband. When the pair were married, he taught her and she fell just as hard for fishing and life by the river.
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Everday Getaway
A newly built lake house becomes more than just a weekend escape for a Northwest Arkansas family
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