Balancing the Bold: An Energetic St. Marys Street Home
Within white walls, shots of black, emerald green and vibrant orange add energy and contrast in this home designed by Tula Summerford
Category: Home & Garden
It’s Easy Being Green… if You’re an Anole
These delightful North Carolina lizards have some cool characteristics like their ability to change colors and eyes that move independently
Garden Tips: A Pop of May Color
I enter this month of transition with extra gratitude for two of spring’s most beautiful flowers, peonies and poppies
Raleigh Neighborhoods Everyone is Talking About
From the convenience of being inside the Beltline to estate-style retreats that feel remote, these residential areas are buzzing
Elegance and Energy: A Well-Balanced Lakestone Abode
Elizabeth Cooke enlisted the Fleur team to outfit her family’s 1960s home with bold design, playful patterns and functional living spaces
April Garden Notes: Welcome Weeds & Pests!
This month, change up your thinking about managing bugs, embracing beneficial plants and creating a balanced, thriving backyard ecosystem
Living Giants: Get to Know the Tulip Poplar
These hardy, towering trees with multi-colored flowers are important contributors to North Carolina’s landscape
Botany in Bloom: Dr. Dennis Werner’s Living Laboratory
A longtime professor in North Carolina State University’s Horticulture Department shares a personal garden that’s informed by his work
March Garden Notes: On Feeding the Birds
This month, I’ll welcome nature’s song into my garden with thoughtful planting of berry-producing shrubs and other food sources
Playful Predators: Meet Our Area’s River Otters
These water mammals are well-adapted for swimming and a treat to see in action the Triangle’s lakes and streams
Design + Character in a Village District Townhouse
Interior designer Robert MacNeill worked with his client to create a bold, sleek living space that effortless mixes heritage and contemporary pieces.
The Soul of a Tree: Appreciating Winter Silhouettes
During the cold months, the forest canopy shows off its bare branches and forms, offering a different kind of beauty to the keen observer.
February Garden Tips: Love and Longevity
This month, assess your yard with an eye towards making it easy to care for in the coming years.
Grounded in History: Latta University Historic Park
Just off of Oberlin Road, two shaded acres honor a complicated, nearly forgotten chapter in Raleigh’s story