Asian Inspiration: From layered neutrals and clean lines to classic chinoiserie, designers all over the world have turned east for style cues for centuries
Tiny Treasures

Limoges boxes are a curiosity whose intrigue has transcended time. Taking their name from the city where they (and numerous other fine porcelain pieces) were created, they were originally used by French aristocrats to carry snuff. In the latter half of the 20th century, Limoges boxes—which come in whimsical shapes such as an artist’s palette, a teacup, or a lighthouse (as shown above)—made a return when it became en vogue to use the pieces as pillboxes. The trend continues today with boxes being crafted by an array of French companies as well as vendors around the globe. Want to tell if your box is authentic to the area? Check the bottom for a stamp that reads Limoges France.
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Summer Living Essentials
Get the goods to help you make the most of the season! Whether you’re venturing out of the house, relaxing on the back deck, or grilling with family, here are 28 summer essentials you can purchase in the Natural State | A Special At Home in Arkansas Promotion
Midcentury Modernized
Designer Krista Lewis renovates a kitchen to complement its home’s era and the family’s style

Built in 1966, the Little Rock home April and David Messersmith share with their three children was remodeled when the family moved in 13 years ago. However, both their style and needs have evolved over the past decade, prompting them to call local designer Krista Lewis to update several spaces in the home, including the kitchen. “Krista and I were sorority sisters at the University of Arkansas, so it was a lot of fun to get to work with a friend on this project,” April says. The two shared a common goal of renovating the room while keeping the style in line with the home’s midcentury architecture.
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Four for the Floor
Discover Little Rock
From Chenal to downtown, the capital city has endless appeal. Here are just a few of our picks for shopping, dining, and staying | A Special At Home in Arkansas Promotion
Dreaming in Color
The owners of the Symphony Designer House XXV have spent more than a decade following their vision to cultivate awe-inspiring gardens and outdoor areas
Picture-Perfect Pastries
Berry Good: We talk learning to cook, food photography, and summer galettes with Savya Kuncham Ramesh of Wickedly Whisked

Scrolling through the mouth-watering images on Savya Kuncham Ramesh’s Instagram feed (@wickedlywhisked), you’d never guess she’s not a baker by trade. As an industrial engineer, Savya hadn’t even tried her hand at cooking until it was entirely necessary. “I lived in India until I was 22, and I had never entered the kitchen—like, never,” she laughs. “I decided to do my masters in the United States, and before I moved, my mom was so worried because she knew I loved to eat, but didn’t know how to cook!”
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All Together Now
With fresh style and plenty of room for the family, a Hot Springs lakefront property invites togetherness

For Lyndsey and Josh Sullivan, life on the lake has always been part of their vision. “We wanted our kids to grow up being lake babies,” Lyndsey says of the couple’s son, Jonah, and daughter, Eva. “Josh spent a lot of time playing sports in the summer when he was growing up and never really had much time for things like going to the lake; so we knew this was something we wanted for our kids,” she adds.
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Away From It All
A vacation home in Jasper offers endless opportunities for family fun

Amid the rolling hills and treetops of the Ozarks is one family’s treasured retreat. With a wraparound porch, courtyard dining, rows of rocking chairs, and even a tennis court, it’s a dream home for a family who loves to spend time together outdoors. And while classic architecture makes the house feel as if it’s been a part of the landscape for decades, this picture is only partially true.
“When the owners first bought this land, there was a roughly 100-year-old farmhouse in this exact location,” says Daniel Keeley, who designed the landscape and outdoor living spaces both here and at a compound on another part of the property. (Its two cozy cabins and their outdoor living areas were previously featured in At Home). With plenty of sleeping quarters at the aforementioned area, this house was intended more as an “entertainment hub.” “They didn’t necessarily need more bedrooms, but having another gathering place like this where they can all be together is really important to them,” Daniel says. “And once they discovered the original farmhouse was beyond repair, they figured they might as well make it everything they wanted it to be.”
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