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ne of the best parts of spring is a fresh new outlook. What’s trending in the world of interior design this season? A few words come to mind: cozy, earth-friendly, and handcrafted. Get a sneak peak at what you’ll be seeing—and loving—in this new year ahead. When it comes to color, think muted tones of lavender, lilac, and soft, hushed pinks. From bed linens to décor accessories, the quickest way to freshen up your space is with a few subtle color accents. Think a pale lavender vase for the mantel or entryway, washed linen sheets in lilac, or purple-toned throw pillows on the sofa.
Asheville is that type of unique, special place that lingers sweetly in your mind and memories for years to come. The city’s rich architectural legacy with its mix of Art Deco, Beaux Arts and Neoclassical styles is the perfect retro-urban backdrop to the edgy energy that emanates from the locally owned-shops and art galleries, distinctive restaurants and exciting entertainment venues. Source: ExploreAsheville.com
Browns and greens are also popular hues in the mix. These relaxed muted tones will give your home a chill millennial vibe. Or maybe you’re looking for some pattern to add to your pad? If so, think floral. Big, beautiful floral patterns are popping up everywhere this spring. From upholstered accent chairs to flowing curtain panels, the botanicals will be big and bold this year.
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o matter the location, style, size or price point of a home, they all have one thing in common: walls. How you choose to adorn your own walls is a personal and creative way to express yourself. For some, decorating their home with art comes naturally and easily. Others may find themselves agonizing over what to do with that space. There seem to be a lot of rules out there about choosing and displaying artwork, but don’t get distracted by others’ opinions. Choose what you love. Are you attracted to a piece for its visual impact? Do you appreciate its expression? Perhaps you align yourself with the artist’s message or want to capture the feeling it conveys. When you acquire art that moves or inspires, you are filling your home not just with an accessory but with something that reflects you!
The bedroom is your retreat and sanctuary, making this an appropriate place for more personal or mood-enhancing artwork. When choosing artwork, consider how to display and arrange it. One large piece of art versus several items grouped together can create two different moods. A dramatic, wall-sized painting may become the room’s focal point. Tightly grouping several pieces together and framing each element similarly will give the appearance that each piece is part of a whole. The clean, modern look of a gallery-style arrangement lends itself well to contemporary work or black and white photography. If you’re still in doubt as to how to incorporate artwork into your surroundings, keep in mind that choosing pieces and then building your décor around it is an excellent way to define your style. In other words, start with the art!
Because you’re choosing art that you love, don’t set out to match your carpeting or furniture. Paintings or photography you purchase may long outlive your current bedding or window treatments. When artwork is chosen carefully and deliberately, you’ll find that your collection will grow over time.
Don’t be afraid to add some flower power to an otherwise calm and neutral space. A large floral painting on the wall or an area rug with bright blooms may be just what you need to give your home a punch of color and flair. If you need to add some new furnishings to your home, consider handmade artisanal pieces. Look for unique items from artisans in your area as designers are steering away from generic mass-produced items. By choosing local pieces—which are often made from recycled woods and repurposed materials—you set your home apart from the others on the block and help keep your local economy booming. Plus, buying within your community or region is also better for the environment. Good all the way around. When it comes to metals, why not mix it up? Seems it was only time before brass had a bit of a comeback in the world of fixtures. But instead of brash-y brass, today’s brass faucets, fixtures, and yes, even doorknobs are rubbed and subtle with an Old World vibe, helping them mix in with matte black, copper, and other silver finishes. And finally, when choosing lighting, think vintage. Lighting is anything but boring in the year ahead. Homeowners will find a vintage look in the world of chandeliers and pendants, pieces that have a unique and artlike feeling to them. Instead of blending in and going unnoticed, lighting fixtures will become the focal point of the room. Here’s to a great new year!
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Asheville: Edgy, Artsy & Inviting
ART
Your foyer is the introduction to your home and is an excellent place to display artwork that shows off your personality! A living room or gathering area is where your artwork will be on public display. Perhaps your painting has an interesting history or an adventurous back story you experienced while acquiring it.
Berry Green Smoothie INGREDIENTS 1 1/4 c 1 c 1 1/2 c 1/4 c 1 tbl
hulled strawberries packed baby kale or spinach large banana fresh blueberries ice cubes agave or honey
DIRECTIONS Place strawberries, kale, banana, blueberries, ice and agave in blender; cover. Blend until smooth, using a rubber spatula to carefully push ingredients down toward blade so they start blending. Serve immediately.
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Mountain Vibes Asheville, North Carolina
Ready, Set, Fresh O
ne of the best parts of spring is a fresh new outlook. What’s trending in the world of interior design this season? A few words come to mind: cozy, earth-friendly, and handcrafted. Get a sneak peak at what you’ll be seeing—and loving—in this new year ahead. When it comes to color, think muted tones of lavender, lilac, and soft, hushed pinks. From bed linens to décor accessories, the quickest way to freshen up your space is with a few subtle color accents. Think a pale lavender vase for the mantel or entryway, washed linen sheets in lilac, or purple-toned throw pillows on the sofa.
Asheville is that type of unique, special place that lingers sweetly in your mind and memories for years to come. The city’s rich architectural legacy with its mix of Art Deco, Beaux Arts and Neoclassical styles is the perfect retro-urban backdrop to the edgy energy that emanates from the locally owned-shops and art galleries, distinctive restaurants and exciting entertainment venues. Source: ExploreAsheville.com
Browns and greens are also popular hues in the mix. These relaxed muted tones will give your home a chill millennial vibe. Or maybe you’re looking for some pattern to add to your pad? If so, think floral. Big, beautiful floral patterns are popping up everywhere this spring. From upholstered accent chairs to flowing curtain panels, the botanicals will be big and bold this year.
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o matter the location, style, size or price point of a home, they all have one thing in common: walls. How you choose to adorn your own walls is a personal and creative way to express yourself. For some, decorating their home with art comes naturally and easily. Others may find themselves agonizing over what to do with that space. There seem to be a lot of rules out there about choosing and displaying artwork, but don’t get distracted by others’ opinions. Choose what you love. Are you attracted to a piece for its visual impact? Do you appreciate its expression? Perhaps you align yourself with the artist’s message or want to capture the feeling it conveys. When you acquire art that moves or inspires, you are filling your home not just with an accessory but with something that reflects you!
The bedroom is your retreat and sanctuary, making this an appropriate place for more personal or mood-enhancing artwork. When choosing artwork, consider how to display and arrange it. One large piece of art versus several items grouped together can create two different moods. A dramatic, wall-sized painting may become the room’s focal point. Tightly grouping several pieces together and framing each element similarly will give the appearance that each piece is part of a whole. The clean, modern look of a gallery-style arrangement lends itself well to contemporary work or black and white photography. If you’re still in doubt as to how to incorporate artwork into your surroundings, keep in mind that choosing pieces and then building your décor around it is an excellent way to define your style. In other words, start with the art!
Because you’re choosing art that you love, don’t set out to match your carpeting or furniture. Paintings or photography you purchase may long outlive your current bedding or window treatments. When artwork is chosen carefully and deliberately, you’ll find that your collection will grow over time.
Don’t be afraid to add some flower power to an otherwise calm and neutral space. A large floral painting on the wall or an area rug with bright blooms may be just what you need to give your home a punch of color and flair. If you need to add some new furnishings to your home, consider handmade artisanal pieces. Look for unique items from artisans in your area as designers are steering away from generic mass-produced items. By choosing local pieces—which are often made from recycled woods and repurposed materials—you set your home apart from the others on the block and help keep your local economy booming. Plus, buying within your community or region is also better for the environment. Good all the way around. When it comes to metals, why not mix it up? Seems it was only time before brass had a bit of a comeback in the world of fixtures. But instead of brash-y brass, today’s brass faucets, fixtures, and yes, even doorknobs are rubbed and subtle with an Old World vibe, helping them mix in with matte black, copper, and other silver finishes. And finally, when choosing lighting, think vintage. Lighting is anything but boring in the year ahead. Homeowners will find a vintage look in the world of chandeliers and pendants, pieces that have a unique and artlike feeling to them. Instead of blending in and going unnoticed, lighting fixtures will become the focal point of the room. Here’s to a great new year!
LIFEWISE
FLAVORFUL
Asheville: Edgy, Artsy & Inviting
ART
Your foyer is the introduction to your home and is an excellent place to display artwork that shows off your personality! A living room or gathering area is where your artwork will be on public display. Perhaps your painting has an interesting history or an adventurous back story you experienced while acquiring it.
Berry Green Smoothie INGREDIENTS 1 1/4 c 1 c 1 1/2 c 1/4 c 1 tbl
hulled strawberries packed baby kale or spinach large banana fresh blueberries ice cubes agave or honey
DIRECTIONS Place strawberries, kale, banana, blueberries, ice and agave in blender; cover. Blend until smooth, using a rubber spatula to carefully push ingredients down toward blade so they start blending. Serve immediately.
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