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Discover Hot Springs
One of Spa City’s most well-known collectors and civic leaders gives his take on the area’s past, present, and future
When Davis Tillman relocated from Memphis to Hot Springs in the early 1990s, he didn’t expect he would still be there more than three decades later. “It was pretty bleak when I first moved here. I thought, I’ll give it two years,” he says. The motivation for his move was to help with his father’s antiques store, Tillman’s Antiques, but he had one good-natured demand: “Part of my negotiation with my father was to be able to buy the building and renovate the upstairs,” he says. These floors above the store became a well-collected backdrop for charity events and parties through the years. With each new face he met, he became more intertwined in the community. “It turned out to be one of the best moves I ever made in my life,” he says. “Hot Springs has been a good place to live, and it’s good to see it going in the right direction. Every year it gets better and better and better.”
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You Say Tomato Pie
Delight your taste buds with this easy-to-make Southern summer staple
If summer gardens held popularity contests, tomatoes would probably take the cake—or should we say the pie?
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In Print
From new draperies to wallpaper for your powder bath—these patterns have you covered
Lee Jofa’s “Taplow” fabric in Jade/Leaf and “Gardenia Print” wallpaper (also available in fabric) in Red/Green.
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Reimagined Classic
Designer Kristen Booth updates her home’s primary bath, making full use of the space and creating calm in the process
Is this the house?” It was a phrase that echoed in Kristen Booth’s mind when she first saw pictures of what is now her west Little Rock home. At the time, Kristen and her family were living in Virginia and working remotely with local Realtor Brandy Harp when she became excited about the promise of this listing. “It needed some love but it had great bones, the price was right, and I knew we could make it what we wanted,” she says.
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Ottoman Empires
Put your feet up: Stylish options for footrests abound
Hair-on-hide ottoman with brass base. Urban Pad, Little Rock, 501.664.4202
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Capital City Chic
Designer Melanie Siegel channels Art Deco design and New York City influence into her Little Rock condo
Downtown Little Rock’s historic Lafayette Building has always held intrigue for Conway residents Melanie and Bill Siegel. They went in with their daughter to purchase their first condominium in the complex when she moved to the city after college and have since bought, renovated, and sold several apartments within the building. But there was one they envisioned as a long-term retreat—a top floor unit with sunset views of the city. “I grew up in Magnolia but Bill is from New York City. For an urbanite, this is his ‘lake house,’” Melanie explains.
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Bring In the Color
Shayla Copas updates a west Little Rock home with cheerful hues, comfort, and functionality
Color was key when Shayla Copas took on this Chenal Valley family home renovation. “This family loves color, and I love it when clients allow us to use different hues,” the designer says. As someone who enjoys color research and trend reports, Shayla married hues that are on the horizon with the family’s personal preferences to update the entire home. At an initial meeting, the homeowners shared a Pinterest board that included a dark teal. This led Shayla to weave blues throughout the home, starting with a deep shade reflective of her clients’ inspiration on the den’s chairs and moving into more subdued tones in the kitchen and breakfast area. “They are all muted shades, so it creates a flow,” Shayla says.
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Cottage Charmer
At his home in Fayetteville, Daniel Keeley packs a bold punch in a small space with tropically inspired patterns and colors
Quality over quantity is important to landscape designer Daniel Keeley, who sold his previous home (featured in the October 2013 issue of At Home in Arkansas) before purchasing another cottage that he’d been eyeing on the same block. “I’d much rather have something of quality that’s finished and smaller, than have some big sprawling house or land that I’m never going to be able to finish,” he says.
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Building History: Blytheville Greyhound Bus Station
If the walls of the Blytheville Greyhound Bus Station could talk, they’d undoubtedly share pieces of this small northeast Arkansas town’s past. Since its 1937 construction, the building has witnessed WWII soldiers solemnly arrive for training at the town’s air force base—and also depart for battle. It has seen spirited blues musicians travel the route from Memphis to Chicago to play their next gig. And, it has watched as families were reunited or set off for a holiday to destinations untold.
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