When the worst happened, these homeowners took the opportunity to design a dream bath
They say necessity is the mother of invention. In this case, it was the motivation behind a primary bath renovation. After learning the underground sewer line to their 2001 house had not been properly connected in 15 years, Robin and Mike Rogers embarked on a full makeover to fix the problem.
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Invite coziness with these luxurious yet livable bedding options
“Tree of Life” pillow from The Met x Ann Gish collection. Pattern available in other pieces.
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Add wildlife to your interiors with these finds
Zebra and cheetah embroidered throw pillows. Studio West, Little Rock, shopstudiowest.com
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Modern, tailored, or bright—these kitchen and bath pieces offer something for every style
“Edalyn” bridge-style kitchen faucet with side sprayer from the Kohler x Studio McGee collection. Shown in Vibrant Brushed Moderne Brass; available in four other finishes.
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Fall in love with these chic kitchen essentials you’ll reach for over and over
Gold Mexican citrus juicer. Sugartown Mercantile, Stuttgart, sugartownmercantile.com Clear acrylic tumblers. Catering to You, Little Rock, cateringtoyoulr.com Block-print tea towel. Eggshells, Little Rock, eggshellskitchencompany.com
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Tilden House freshens up a 1960s kitchen with a mix of classic and colorful ingredients
When designer Nikki Hastings was enlisted to revamp a Little Rock family of four’s cook space, it was still mired in the year the house was built: 1968. “The kitchen that we remodeled was original to the French colonial home,” recalls Nikki, founder of Little Rock design firm Tilden House. Translation: a woody, nearly cellar-like throwback. “We wanted it to feel like it fit because we were definitely keeping the architectural lines and integrity of what was currently there, but we also wanted to make it theirs—to bring it more to the present day and to make it function for their family.”
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Illuminate your home with fresh lamps, chandeliers, and sconces
“Menefee” large chandelier with an Antique Gold Leaf finish and Brass “Caldwell” table and floor lamps, all from Currey & Company.
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Dot, Bam, Crack—these finds are ready for your next game of mahjong
Camelia blue round tablecloth. Cobblestone and Vine, Bentonville and Little Rock, cobblestoneandvine.com. Vietri cocktail glasses, set of 4. The Full Moon, Little Rock, fullmoonlittlerock.com. Natural woven coasters and small gold and pink teaspoons. Bear Hill Interiors, Little Rock, 501.907.9272. Furbish Studio cloth cocktail napkins. Box Turtle, Little Rock, shopboxturtle.com. “Let’s Play Mahjong” acrylic drink clips. The Social Type, Little Rock, thesocialtypelr.com
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Designer Beth Reed updates a Conway kitchen with a clean approach to layout and aesthetics
Improved functionality and a lighter palette were top of mind when Paige and David Revis contacted interior designer Beth Reed. Having lived in their home since the 1990s, small updates had been made as trends evolved but their kitchen’s flow still offered limited space for cooking and conversation. Not only had the Revises known Beth personally for years, they had seen her work in friends’ homes and trusted her to execute on both goals.
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Step into new offerings for carpet, rugs, tile, and more
Accent rugs (available in a variety of sizes) from Martinous Oriental Rug Co. (first three rugs from left) and Hadidi Rug Gallery (remaining four).
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