Angela Duke’s Glenwood house stands as her family’s home base, yet it’s been in a design transition for years. “The house originally belonged to my grandparents,” she says. “Throughout the years, it’s gone through several remodels, but I never felt like it was finished.” With her son Clark living in Los Angeles and her other son, Chandler, soon to be graduating high school, she felt it was time to rethink the house. She contacted interior designer Tobi Fairley of Tobi Fairley Interior Design in Little Rock, with whom she had worked on many previous projects. “I know Tobi gets my style,” Angela says, “and I was ready to start from scratch.”
The 1960s ranch-style house has a comfortable atmosphere, thanks to the large rooms and numerous windows that offer views of the Caddo River, and Fairley’s goal was to complement the mid-century architecture with the furnishings. “She wanted a space that was both relaxing and beautiful for her, and one that would remain functional when her family visits,” says Fairley, who began her design with the color scheme. “Every woman looks beautiful in warm peach, coral and rosy hues, and I pulled the blues from the river and nature views,” she says. “I kept each space primarily monochromatic, which lends a more calming atmosphere, and I incorporated lots of original artwork.” As an avid collector, Angela enjoyed outfitted the home with works from Arkansas artists. “I joke that if I had to choose between art and furniture, I would pick art,” she says.
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The At Home in Arkansas team (first row, from left) Account Executive Katie Rawlings; Associate Editor Paulette Pearson; Publisher Kelly Fraiser; Marketing Coordinator Lauren Quick Strother; 
The At Home in Arkansas team (first row, from left) Account Executive Katie Rawlings; Associate Editor Paulette Pearson; Publisher Kelly Fraiser; Marketing Coordinator Lauren Quick Strother; 