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Architecture HOME DESIGN & DECOR Charlotte FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 C HA R L O TT E HOMDESIGN & DEC EOR® Arts & ARCHITECTURE AT HOME WITH February / PAM STOWE M arch 2019 PLUS: ART MEETS FUNCTION IN THE STUDIO WITH HOLLY KEOGH V O TOUR THE TOWN: L. 19 | GALLERY CRAWL NO . 1 What Inspires You? It’s the question that matters most to us. Because we’re making something special. The one place in the world that’s yours. Inspiring Homeowners Since 2005. A Vision of Home: If you’re looking to remodel a kitchen, update your kids’ bath, finish a bonus room or build a master suite addition, our comprehensive planning process 2016 NARI CoTY Winner delivers all the information you need to make the best decisions for your unique project. We’ll collaborate on ideas, document your space, develop customized design options utilizing our 3D rendering software, 704-759-3920 and include budgeting information and timelines to CaseCharlotte.com give you peace of mind. Get inspired with us today. DESIGN • INSTALLATION • OUTDOOR lIVING • MAInTENANCE www.morganlandscapegroup.com 704.588.2292 contents February / March 2019 66 features 52 For a Song With a new design and a collection of treasured items, Pam and Harding Stowe have made their home a welcoming haven. 66 THe WrigHT Home The time was finally right for architect Stan russell to design the perfect Frank Lloyd Wright–inspired home for Dick and Betsey Sesler. 80 moDern WonDer An interior wall blurring the line between outside and inside, frosted glass panels, and other custom touches 52 make architect Toby Witte’s home a modern dream. 8 HOME DESIGN & DECOR CHARLOTTE | FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 Photo by Erin Comerford Photography www.brookecoleinteriors.com | 980-552-0182 | [email protected] contents February / March 2019 36 114 dwell resources contributors 20 markeT 90 anCienT maTeriaL, 106 SouL FooD: Add pizazz and pop to your home with MoDern aPPLiCaTion Jim noble art-inspired furnishings that make a Cast stone is a product that is thousands of Smoke Signals statement and serve a purpose. years old. Learn how Classic Stone Creations applies it, giving it a modern edge. 110 Home remoDeLing: 28 SPoTLigHT Brad Little Through her art, local artist Holly keogh 94 making moveS Kitchen essentials exposes moments that are lost in the With myriad awards and recognitions DeSign FLair: shadows of memory. under her belt, successful real estate 114 Laura Wood and the agent Christine Hotham opens her own Ethan allen Design Team 36 PaLeTTe business, Hotham Homes. A joyful vision with almost any color Art & architecture Come Home counterpart, coral is just the hue to bring 98 unCorkeD 116 room ServiCe: cheer to any room. Jeff epstein of Caveman Cellars shares Beth keim how you can create the perfect wine space Oh, Baby! CuLTure 40 in your home. Looking for something to do? get your culture fix by checking out some of Charlotte’s 102 gooD’S anD ServiCeS best art exhibitions taking place now. Launching its new in-Home Design spotlight Service, good’s Home Furnishings fills us 48 DeSign BoarD 12 From THe eDiTor Rina norwood’s clients get a unique bonus in on the exciting new offering. arTS anD CuLTure SPoTLigHT when working with her – a signature piece 118 created just for them. 120 aDverTiSer inDex 10 HOME DESIGN & DECOR CHARLOTTE | FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 Antiques | Lighting | Accessories 6809-C Phllips Place Ct, Charlotte, NC 28210 704-999-6976 | Monday-Saturday 10-5 www.granville-charlotte.com Photography by MB Productions From the editor ew year, new you? enough time has passed and you’ve either stuck to your guns and kept up the resolution you made, or you’ve let it fall by the wayside. or maybe, if you’re like me, you just never made one. But for HD&D, our new year is now as we roll out our first issue of 2019 – our second annual arts & architecture issue – with some fresh and subtle changes. and we couldn’t be more thrilled. most prominently, we’ve revamped our back Nof book. We thought it was time for a little makeover, so we hope you appreciate the facelift as much as we do. While i love every issue we put out, the arts & architecture is nearest and dearest to my heart. Perhaps it’s because it was the first issue i produced, but most likely it’s because this issue is a compilation of so many different talents. From architects and builders to interior designers and artists, or sometimes a mix of both – like in the case of rina norwood (page 48) – the creative spirit has this insatiable hunger. and the more it indulges, the greater it creates. We’ve been privileged to bear witness to some of the best works of art throughout the city. every time i’m behind the scenes at a photoshoot, i’m in awe, learn- ing something new. in this issue, we got to explore local artist Holly keogh’s studio (page 40). i had so many questions – where does the inspiration come from? What’s the process like? How do you know when a piece is complete? it’s all so fascinating. and while we have incredible local talent, sometimes we need to explore works from those afar – but in close proximity. Charlotte is blessed with a number of incredible galleries that represent artists from all over the country. Check out some of the nation’s greatest whose works are on display now (page 28). As an editor, i get a number of submissions. although they are all beautiful, the best projects are the ones that have matured and allowed the homeowners to really “break in” their space. That could not be exemplified more than with Pam Stowe, who has cultivated her home over the past thirty-four years with family heirlooms, treasured gifts, and priceless pieces collected along the way (page 52). it’s indisputable that Frank Lloyd Wright is one of america’s greatest architects, so when architect Stan russell received a call to renovate a georgian-style home into a modern, architectural gem in myers Park, he employed his predecessor’s designs to come up with something unique (page 66). as your family grows, space becomes paramount. Through precision, efficiency, and design, architect Toby Witte was able to construct a spacious home for his family of five all within 1,710 square feet (page 80). Whatever it is you’re looking to achieve this year, i hope you go out and get it. Grab it if necessary! That’s what we’re aiming to do, and so far we’re pretty proud of the result. The greatest news is it’s only going to get better from here! On The Cover: After several design renovations and years of collecting one-of- a-kind treasures, Pam Stowe finally has the ashley Hotham Cox welcoming, authentic editor in Chief home she’s always dreamed of. Take a look @ashleyhcox on instagram inside (page 52). 12 HOME DESIGN & DECOR CHARLOTTE | FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 ® www.homedesigndecormag.com FeBruary / marCH 2019 VOL 19 NO 1 EDITOR IN CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHY PUBLISHERS CONTRIBUTORS Ashley Hotham Cox Lassiter Photography Mark Urbania Beth Keim Mekenzie Loli Angie Woods Brad Little ASSOCIATE EDITOR Dustin Peck Jim Noble Karin Simoneau Deborah Scannell Photography SALES Laura Wood ART DIRECTOR Fern Howerin EDITORIAL INTERN Oonagh Murray PHONE Harriet McDowall 704-585-8025 PageCreations Shelby Sayer Cheryl Nelson WRITERS PRODUCTION PRESIDENT Mark Herrmann Anne Marie Ashley ADMINISTRATOR Blake Miller Shelley Kemper Urban Home Publishing Lee Rhodes Brandy Woods Snow Christina Spratt Spencer Dana W. 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