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Photography by Kevin Hurley In the year 1820, a prosperous settler named John Gray purchased a large...

Our house is a study in flexible and evolving spaces. I’m writing from my bedroom office—my “boffice,”...

Whether sliced and sautéed into fajitas, stuffed with quinoa and baked, pureed into a spicy sauce...

We’re all spending more time at home this year due to social distancing, and you may be pondering...

Home building and design projects are about creativity, better living—and the bottom line. It can...

Long before humans, mammals, reptiles or even birds roamed the earth, ferns dominated the landscape,...

The saying “everything old is new again” has been around for centuries. It’s true in many contexts,...

Photography by Jared Hall Paul Economy and Randy Craver had been together for almost two decades when...

Photography by Kevin Hurley Southwestern Virginia natives Nancy and Ken Sizemore had never heard of...

Sometimes, looking back, we wonder how we ever lived with things like cargo furniture, early American...