MOVE OVER KNITTING, NEEDLEPOINT IS TAKING A SEAT ON SOFAS EVERYWHERE. Beloved for its portability (hello, carpool line and waiting room!) and the seemingly endless design options, needlepoint has come a long way from your granny’s rocker. Colorful pillows, eye-catching eyeglass holders, and just about any type of wall art you could want (from cheeky sayings to beloved baubles to vacay destinations) can all be personalized to your color and taste preferences. Not sure where to start? Visit a local stitch shop to inquire about lessons or find a needlepoint group to try your hand at the craft.
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A Few of His Favorite Things
Roy Dudley, the don of Arkansas estate sales, invites us on a tour of the collections and curiosities inside his Little Rock abode
This is my baby,” Roy says of a Georgian cabinet that holds his beloved collection of coral. Accumulated over five years, with many pieces coming from friends and clients, the grouping has become a favorite of his. “I thought if I do china in that cabinet it’s going to look mamaw, but the coral looks like a scientific display,” he says.
Hitting the Accent Mark
Neutral Colors of the Year provide a backdrop for a range of hues to shine
As the calendar page turns to 2026, paint companies and Pantone Color Institute alike have announced their Color of the Year, and three of the top reveals are decidedly neutral. For starters, Pantone’s “Cloud Dancer,” is a “lofty white that serves as a symbol of calming influence in a society rediscovering the value of quiet reflection.” It is meant to allow space for creativity and room to ponder. Sherwin-Williams’ “Universal Khaki” has a familiar, warm and cozy feel that seems to go with anything—much like a well-loved pair of khaki pants. “‘Universal Khaki’ is the easygoing neutral that makes every room feel pulled together. Its warm, earthy tone works with natural finishes, crisp whites, or bold pops of color—bringing timeless style to your home,” says Sue Wadden, the brand’s Director of Color Marketing and Trendsight Team Leader. In the same vein, “Silhouette” from Benjamin Moore is an umber hue with espresso and charcoal inspirations that are “reminiscent of tailored suiting.”
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New Year Necessities
Get your desk in order (and looking cute!) with office accessories that are as chic as they are useful
1 Chartreuse bobbin tray. Cobblestone & Vine, Bentonville and Little Rock, cobblestoneandvine.com
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Hometown Holiday
In Dumas, designer Jeremy Carter reinvigorates a couple’s cherished home while adding subtle scenes of Christmas cheer
For Dumas natives Amber and Martin Henry, it’s as if the Acadian-style house they call home was always meant to be theirs. Located conveniently in between both of their parents’ houses, the home’s original owners put it on the market shortly after the Henrys had their second daughter. “They told us they wanted to sell it, and we moved in when Ellis was just 2 weeks old,” Amber says. “Our daughters grew up with grandparents on either side; they just ran back and forth,” she adds.
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Discover Benton & Bryant
Go deeper into the history of one of Saline County’s most prized landmarks while finding recommendations to shop, dine, and enjoy the area
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A Light in the Dark
On the longest night of the year, event planner Jessie Gillham and her mother host a warm, welcoming affair to toast the winter solstice
Hosting is a tradition for Jessie Gillham and her mother, Cindy Edwards. “My love of entertaining came from her, and her love came from her mother,” Jessie says. This shared passion is an extension of all their holiday celebrations, but there’s one they have become especially fond of planning and enjoying with friends and family. “The winter solstice party is a Christmas party, but it’s not all about Santa,” Cindy explains. As the seasons round the corner, the party honors the longest night on the calendar and the return of light the following day, while also allowing time to give gratitude for the past year—a chance for guests to find calm, joy, and connection within the hustle and bustle of the season. “I went to a similar party years ago at our former neighbors’ house,” Cindy says. “When my husband, Bill, and I moved here, we wanted to do something different to host an open house. I remembered that party and wanted to put my own spin on it and for it to be our new tradition,” she says.
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A New Shine
Update your backsplash and cabinetry with fresh picks for tile and hardware
From Ann Sacks, “Ashton Meadows” by Studio McGee is available in scallop or straight-edge tiles in five colorways, including Oxblood (shown above). Photo courtesy of Ann Sacks
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Seeing Stripes
Peppermint-inspired finds have us feeling the holiday spirit in everyday applications
Striped paper mache ornaments. Box Turtle, Little Rock, shopboxturtle.com
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2025 Holiday Gift Guide
’Tis the season to shop local! There’s something for everyone on your list in our annual Holiday Gift Guide featuring statewide boutiques, makers, and markets
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