Susan Walsh employs color, pattern, and plenty of practical solutions to personalize a Little Rock home for a couple and their four children
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Forever Calling
A Little Rock couple breathes new life into their almost-100-year-old property to create a charming, personalized family home
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Uncharted Waters
Soaring views and inviting spaces make the feat of building this mountainside lake house worth the effort
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River Retreat
The banks of the Little Red River provide an ideal setting for a family’s year-round getaway
Birding, paddleboarding, kayaking, and—yes—trout fishing are just a few of the reasons this family fell in love with the Little Red River. “He has been a fly angler for a long time and would come here to fish with friends or guides. As he grew older, he got involved in the conservation effort,” the owner says of her husband. When the pair were married, he taught her and she fell just as hard for fishing and life by the river.
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Everday Getaway
A newly built lake house becomes more than just a weekend escape for a Northwest Arkansas family
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Looking Forward
Aesthetic State helps a Bentonville couple create a family home with a place for everything and everyone
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A Fresh Start
Designer Lisa Stagg and her husband, Paul, build an inviting home to welcome friends and family
When a Realtor approached interior designer Lisa Stagg and her husband, Paul, with a client interested in purchasing their North Little Rock home of two decades, the answer was a polite no. However, wanting to give their friend the benefit of showing the house, they agreed and received an offer that same night. “We thought, We don’t want to move; we’re not going to do that,” Lisa recalls. As the client continued to send offers over the next few weeks, Paul said, Why not? “I had always wanted to build, and we thought this was our chance,” Lisa says.
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Homeward Bound
After decades in the Pacific Northwest, a couple starts putting roots back down in their hometown of Wynne
Home had been calling for Kimberly and Tanton Gibbs for a while. Originally from Wynne, Tanton’s career took the high school sweethearts to Seattle in 2008. Over the years, they stayed close to loved ones in Arkansas, and recently they had been toying with the idea of migrating back to the South—at least part time. “We decided in 2021 we would buy a house in Wynne,” Kimberly says, noting that the second residence would allow them their own space while visiting family. “After the pandemic Tanton’s job went fully remote, so we could stay longer lengths of time,” she adds.
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A New Era
Designer Brittany Nixon Brun and architect Tom Fennell thoughtfully update a 1920s Little Rock home for a young family
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Contemporary Romance
A heartfelt renovation fuses function and beauty in Anna E. Cottrell’s Fayetteville home
Slowly, thoughtfully, and with intention: That’s the approach Anna E. Cottrell has taken redoing the midcentury modern abode she purchased 10 years ago. Drawn to the home’s natural light and architecture, she was enamored from the first time she stepped foot inside. “The whole vibe was very cool, very effortless,” she says. “And it’s nestled up on a hillside so it feels private, but I’m close to everything in town.”
Over the past decade, Anna added personal touches to the home (one rendition can be seen in the October 2016 issue of At Home in Arkansas); however, she stopped short of full-scale renovations in the kitchen and bathrooms, which had been largely untouched since the home’s 1961 construction. “When I got the house, my Realtor was like, don’t do a lot of small projects. Wait and do a proper remodel when you’re ready,” she recalls. So for years she lived with the older home’s quirks, including laundry appliances located in the kitchen, chopped-up countertops, and a shallow tub in her primary bath. Deciding it was finally time to remedy some of these features, she wanted to get it right—which meant finding an interior designer to help direct her decisions.
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