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Timeless & Relaxing

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Ashley Brewer Interiors gives a dark and dated bath in Marion the spa treatment


When Sarah and Bill Burrows moved into their Marion home in 2017, redesigning the primary bath didn’t top the priority list. But five years later, when a leak forced them to pull out the shower tiles, the timing felt right to renovate the dark and dated space. Having worked with designer Ashley Brewer to redo one of their children’s bedrooms, the couple called on her again to create a streamlined new bathroom with traditional touches to tie it to the rest of the home.

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Moody Makeover

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K + H Collaborative turns an impersonal kitchen in Fayetteville into a bold new hangout


After Tracy Cate and her husband bought a condo in Fayetteville to use when in town for Razorback games and visiting friends and family, they tapped Krista Crouch and Heidi Burks of K + H Collaborative to redesign the cookie-cutter kitchen into something special. “Their Little Rock home is very traditional. It’s an all-white kitchen with classic touches,” Krista says. “So this time around, she wanted something bold and fun.”…

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The Perfect Mix

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In Conway, interior designer Miah Millan creates a fresh take on Mediterranean style in her kitchen and dining space


For Miah Millan, moving into her new home presented the opportunity to fill the space with character and charm. As an interior designer herself, she envisioned giving the 1980 Conway residence a “modern Mediterranean feel,” which is a nod to her husband’s culture. “Eduard is from Spain, and we’ve been lucky enough to get to travel there and experience the architecture and interior design,” Miah says. “I really fell in love with that style, so I wanted to bring that into our home and blend it with American style.”…

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Restful Retreat

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Designer Talena Ray turns a primary bedroom into a Little Rock couple’s sanctuary


When a longtime client contacted Talena Ray about updating a bedroom in her house, it wasn’t the primary suite she had in mind. “She called me and wanted to redo a guest bedroom upstairs, and I talked her into doing this room instead,” Talena says with a laugh. Having collaborated with the homeowner on previous projects, including a home office and several bathroom updates, Talena had grown to know her well. “She works really hard and she travels a lot. I said, ‘Why don’t we begin with your bedroom, because you deserve a calming refuge.’”…

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Pretty & Polished

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Designer Kricia Palmer gives her personal primary bath a well-deserved glow-up


After seven years in their Roland home, the time was finally right for Kricia Palmer and her husband, Jon, to update their primary bathroom. The house was built in 2007 with some of the period’s usual hallmarks: travertine tile floor, dark antique bronze fixtures, and warm lighting. “It just felt drab,” Kricia says. “I focus a lot on how I feel in different spaces, and I wanted to be able to pick out clothes, put on makeup, and get ready in a space that felt luxurious and relatively timeless.”…

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Happy Place

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Designer Kathryn LeMaster helps a Fayetteville kitchen reach its full potential

While it can be tempting to remodel immediately after moving into a new house, sometimes the best results come after living in a place for a while first. Such was the case with designer Kathryn LeMaster’s clients in Fayetteville, a young family in need of a kitchen remodel. “They had been in the house for about four years,” Kathryn says, noting that the time they spent living in the space helped them determine a list of priorities: new flooring, better flow, lighter style, and more personality. “The before was dark and dysfunctional, and the cabinets felt worn from previous owners,” the designer says….

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New Again

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Designer Julie Enfinger brings a fresh vision to a friend and colleague’s kitchen

When Ginger and Brian Quinn were ready to update their kitchen, they knew just who to call: Julie Enfinger, an interior designer at Little Rock’s Cobblestone & Vine. As an employee of Cobblestone & Vine herself, Ginger was sure her friend and coworker would be up to the task while incorporating some of the contemporary elegance the store is known for….

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Fresh Appeal

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Matthew Morgan of The Details blends style influences to create a gracious dining room in Fort Smith

Not long after tying the knot, Sheryl and Bill Steve Walker knew a redesign was in order at Bill Steve’s longtime Fort Smith residence. The house felt dark and dated, with chopped up rooms and heavy wood cabinetry. Envisioning a lighter, brighter home, the couple hired Carrington Creek Homes to reconfigure the floor plan, replace flooring, and update millwork and cabinetry.

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Smart Solutions

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Designer Shayla Copas employs a creative approach to give an outdated kitchen a fresh, transitional feel

With this west Little Rock renovation, designer Shayla Copas proves you don’t have to gut a kitchen to completely transform it. Her clients, Dr. Leslie and Bart Dickinson, sought out her design services for their entire home, an early 2000s build in need of style upgrades throughout—most notably in the kitchen. “All the cabinets were dark, and things were very heavy throughout the house,” Shayla says. Their main objectives were simple: lighten the palette, imbue the home with transitional style, and stay within budget.

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Serene Sanctuary

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Designer Marie Jeffery transforms an outdated primary suite into a calming retreat


When Fayetteville-based designer Marie Jeffery’s good friends reached out to her to update their primary bed and bathroom, Marie focused first on function, considering how to improve upon the suite’s original design. “It was the funniest layout,” she recalls. “The bathroom is enormous, and the ceiling is really tall, so there was a lot of unused space.”

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