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The Man Behind the Masks

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COLLECTOR Davis Tillman HOMETOWN Hot Springs HIS OBSESSION Primitive, vintage, and ball-worthy masks HOW HE BECAME INTERESTED Tillman’s parents were long-time collectors who would later start the family’s famed eponymous antiques shop, Tillman’s Antiques, which is located on Central Avenue in Hot Springs. Their love of antiques and vintage pieces manifested itself in Davis at an early age while they were living in Washington, D.C. Attending the area’s auctions and markets with his parents on the weekends, the young Tillman developed a particular penchant for masks of all kinds, and began to seek them out at the shows.

At Home in Arkansas | June 2014 | The Man Behind the Masks

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Building Blocks

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Check out these finds in doors, windows, hardware, and more to cover all the bases for your new build or remodel

At Home in Arkansas | May 2014 | Building Blocks

1. Designed to save on home energy and maintenance, Pella’s new 250 Series includes efficiency options that meet or exceed ENERGY STAR® guidelines. Plus, the triple-pane glass reduces outside noise.  Pella Windows and Doors, North Little Rock, (501) 758-5050, pella.com

2. Available up to 6-feet tall by 14-feet wide Marvin’s OXXO Ultimate Glider window features two interior panels that slide to open, while the two outer panels remain stationary. An auto-lock system locks as soon as windows close for added peace of mind. Kaufman By Design, Little Rock, (501) 372-6500, kaufmanlumber.com; Ridout Lumber, locations statewide, ridoutlumber.com

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On the Surface

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Refresh your kitchen with the latest in countertops

Galloway, a recently released design from Cambria’s new Coastal Collection™ is touted by the company as being deep and mysterious, much like the dark waters off a rocky coast. The American-made natural stone features netural hues with contrasting veining. AHI Stoneworks, Hot Springs, (501) 262-1622, ahistoneworks.com; Distinctive Kitchens & Baths, Little Rock, (501) 666-7756, kitchensofarkansas.com; Inside Effects, Little Rock, (501) 954-8866, insideeffects.com; Kitchen & Bath Concepts, Little Rock, (501) 225-5221, kbc1.com; Kitchen & Bath Ideas, North Little Rock, (501) 812-0200, kitchenandbathideas.biz; Lumber One Home Center, Mayflower, (501) 470-1122, Stuttgart, (870) 673-3601, lumberonehomecenter.com

Available at retailers in April 2014, Spring Carnival is one of the latest pattern releases from WilsonArt®. Featuring a mixture of white and creamy brown accented with gray tones, this laminate covering is a great match for deep chocolate, gray or milky white cabinetry. Arnold’s Flooring America, Little Rock, (501) 225-3840, arnoldsflooringlittlerock.com; The Closet Factory, Little Rock, (501) 907-7105, blog.closetfactoryarkansas.com; Kitchen Tune-Up, Maumelle, (501) 223-8888, kitchentuneup.com; Lewis Lumber & Supply, Benton, (501) 315-6444, lewislbr.com

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Wash and Wow

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Fluff up your laundry room with fresh finds for sorting, stacking and adding character to the space

Repurposed household—and garden—items, along with vintage finds give this laundry space an edgy style. Rug made from repurposed fire hoses by Oxgut Hose Co., large galvanized planter used as a hamper, milk bottles repurposed as detergent dispensers, collapsible wire hamper on casters, red-and-white vintage flipping calendar, red rolling cart, hot and cold faucet photograph canvases and Flying V blue crew socks. MOXY Modern Mercantile, Little Rock, (501) 541-7775

A small metal hanging rack is the perfect size for drying children’s clothing such as this turquoise and mustard outfit by Decaf Plush and pink dress by Mimi & Maggie. Haus Werk, Little Rock, (501) 663-5251, shophauswerk.com

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Stitched in Time

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Vintage linens with fanciful embroidery and delicate details tell the story of generations past

Using cloth napkins at the dinner table, embroidered guest towels in the bath and wearing an apron in the kitchen all resonate with vintage linen collector Phyllis Anne Clark. She not only grew up with these practices, but also carries on the tradition today through her collection of beautiful household linens. “You want to use them because they are all so pretty,” she says. Everywhere she goes, Clark is gathering small pieces of the past in discarded heaps of linens from homes that are downsizing or from friends who know of her love. This includes everything from delicate lace guest towels to more whimsical pieces stitched with brightly hued thread.
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Bed Dressed

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1. The garden isn’t the only place where spring hues are showing up. Company C bedding, including the “Avery” quilt, shown in Willow and Bittersweet, and the “Gala” and “Tilda” pillows (shown in Bittersweet and Azalea, respectively) mimic the shades of spring flowers. The Boutique, Searcy, (501) 268-3434, searcyboutique.com  A refined selection for any dressing table, nailhead trim adds a contemporary touch to this classic French-inspired vanity stool. Park Hill Home, Conway, (501) 358-3537 

2. The “Mary Ella” duvet and shams from Peacock Alley will greet you with a fresh bouquet of flowers each morning. Cobblestone & Vine, Little Rock, (501) 663-4249, West Little Rock, (501) 219-3676, cobblestoneandvine.com

3, 4. Channel your inner island spirit with a throw pillow from the new “Montego Stripe” collection, shown here in Melon, and a “Laundered Linen” throw in Coral, both from Pine Cone Hill. Cobblestone & Vine, Little Rock, (501) 663-4249, West Little Rock, (501) 219-3676, cobblestoneandvine.com; The Boutique, Searcy, (501) 268-3434, searcyboutique.com 5. Store blankets, such as this striped throw by Dash & Albert, artfully on a decorative ladder. Park Hill Home, Conway, (501) 358-3537

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Refresher Course

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Bold and Graphic

Left to right: A cool-toned tribal print, such as Jonathan Adler’s “Electrify Tulip” for Kravet, is anything but square. Available to the trade. Go gray for a modern take on outdoor décor, or choose a circle-centric pattern that will have you wanting to see spots. Both available at Cynthia East Fabrics, Little Rock, (501) 663-0460, cynthiaeastfabrics.com.

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Bird is the Word

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If you ask Jerry Butler about the great outdoors, he might tell you nature is for the birds. You see Butler is an avid bird-watcher who enjoys spending his time looking out a window and exploring the grounds around his Scott home for beloved native birds as well as foreign flyers passing through the state. “March is a particularly good time to watch for new species because of the migration that takes place as the winter draws to a close,” he says of the spring season.

To properly identify each bird, Butler keeps a library of small field guides and bird-related books. He uses the more notable guides, such as Peterson’s, as reference tools while other books on birding he reads simply for pleasure or historical context. The library’s titles range from present-day works to ones produced in the early 1900s. These older versions offer colorful stories and tales of bird watching, whereas the newer guides are more objective and scientific. “It’s interesting to look back at the older ones to see what they knew then and what we know now about the various species,” says the avian enthusiast.
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