Tailored lines and natural tones feel at home in a sophisticated hunting lodge setting

Marble candlestick holders and stemless wine glasses. Tipton & Hurst, Little Rock, tiptonhurst.com
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by Laura LaRue
by Laura LaRue
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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by Laura LaRue
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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by Laura LaRue
Rest easy when you make your bed with luxe linens, cozy coverlets, and plush pillows from local boutiques
“Arcadia” pillow in Sunset paired with the “Neo” cotton duvet set in Pumice from Ann Gish.
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by Laura LaRue
Decorative glass adds gallery-level sophistication to interior styling
James Hayes blown glass vase and vintage Murano glass bowl with gold flecks. Curations Home, Little Rock, 501.416.4951
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by Laura LaRue
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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by Laura LaRue
The latest in sinks, tubs, fixtures, and appliances for your kitchen or bath project
The shape of the “Salute” vessel sink by Kohler was inspired by the coupe champagne glass.
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by Laura LaRue
A classic pattern of interlocking wefts, basketweave easily winds its way through fashion accessories and home décor
“Blythe” plaid hobo bag. Bella Boutique, Little Rock, bellaboutiqueheights.com
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by Laura LaRue
by Laura LaRue
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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