Designer Christina Gore extends her home’s interior style to the back porch for a festive holiday scene
Designer Christina Gore describes her and her husband Sean’s style as “rustic glam,” an unexpected combination of glittering metals and natural elements. “I’m a little more glam; Sean would live in a log cabin if he could,” she laughs. “A lot of our home is a complete mix of the two of us and these styles. I think you can really see us in all the elements,” she adds.
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A light palette and simple yet chic holiday décor sets the stage for a family Christmas in this recently renovated Mountain Home house
When Megan and Austin Gilliam found a 1970s foreclosure in their hometown of Mountain Home, the couple jumped at the chance to purchase and renovate it. Fueled by their creativity (Megan is a wedding photographer and Austin a videographer), the pair took the home down to its studs in many places and put in countless hours to make it reflect their style. “It was really a labor of love and a big learning process for us,” Megan says of the experience.
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A love of the outdoors and a desire for minimalist, uncluttered style led Lauren and Casey Cerrato to give this Craftsman cottage new life
“Organic modern.” That’s how At Home in Arkansas art director Lauren Cerrato describes her personal style and the vibe of the 1920s Hillcrest Craftsman cottage she shares with her husband, Casey, their pup, Hush, and the baby boy they’ll welcome this spring. However, this inspired-by-nature aesthetic is one she’s come to over time. “In our previous house, the walls were mint green and my office was yellow. It was all over the place; but I really like color. I remember talking about our dream house, and Casey would say, ‘Let’s just do gray and white and wood,’ and I would think, that sounds so boring and sad.”
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A Mountain Home couple relaxes into their forever-home farmhouse
The house Traci and Steve Burges call home is a “farmhouse” in more than one sense of the word. Yes, it has the comfortable, traditional appeal of the farmhouse aesthetic; more literally, though, the house sits on eight acres of Traci’s family’s farmland, with a red barn out back and miles of pastures in view.
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A young family brings their love of down-to-earth style with them as they settle in to a new Northwest Arkansas home
Moving from upstate New York to Northwest Arkansas, the owners of this Fayetteville home were eager to bring a few of their favorite things to their new location—namely the style of their previous home. “We had a Craftsman house in New York, and I really wanted to stay with that style for our next home,” one of the homeowners says. However, after online real estate searches proved to be unfruitful, she and her husband realized they would need to build to get the look they desired.
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As Brandy and Richard Harp settle in to the sixth home they’ve built together for their family, they reflect on how their style and needs have evolved
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Debi Davis strikes a balance between new and old, modern and rustic, and form and function in this home built for entertaining
“I’m never afraid to use the word ‘pretty.’ Pretty doesn’t mean something can’t be functional,” designer Debi Davis says. “A home can be beautiful and still be functional.” It was with this mindset that Debi approached the design of this family home in Rogers, a project where she deftly wove antiques and curated collections throughout the modern bones of a new-construction home.
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Designer Mara Malcolm uses a bold color combo, mix of patterns, and eclectic accessories to turn a catchall room into a chic, feminine space
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Repairs from a leak led to a full-scale renovation that suits this Little Rock couple’s style and needs
A work by local artist Lauren Meredith hangs near the tub. “Carol loves her art and has other pieces from her throughout the house,” Leigh says.
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A newly married couple opts for a master bath renovation rather than a big wedding
“My husband bought this house in 2014, did some remodeling, and moved in the following year,” says one of the owners of this Hot Springs Village home. Not long after he moved in, he met his now wife. “We were getting married, and I didn’t want another wedding so we said let’s spend the money on our bathroom—the one place that hadn’t been renovated—and we can enjoy it every day,” she says.
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