Charlotte Home & Garden - Summer 2017

In this issue

Explore a home that's beach-inspired without kitsch; keep your kitchen cool with three recipes that don't require cooking; learn to kill the bad bugs without harming the helpers; and find what it takes to ditch popcorn ceilings.

Pass On The Popcorn

The textured ceilings are not winning any design awards

2 mins

Good Bug, Bad Bug

Laurie Reid Dukes is Charlotte’s assistant city arborist, ensuring our urban streets stay picture-worthy with cankerworm-free willow oaks.

2 mins

Sitting Pretty

Olivia Smith started as an intern at Traditions the summer before her senior year at Olivet Nazarene University, the Illinois school where she studied interior design.

1 min

A Glamorous Era

As a member of a religious and ethnic minority in a Southern town, Robert Goldberg, a Jewish man, knew discrimination.

4 mins

A New Home's Old Character

A couple looks to keep a home’s charm in a Dilworth reno

4 mins

Perfectly Imperfect

Ingrid Steele transforms a less-than-ideal lot into a lush landscape

3 mins

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Charlotte Home & Garden Magazine Description:

Charlotte Home + Garden offers inspiration and information for your home and garden projects. Now coming to you quarterly, each issue profiles beautiful homes, stunning furniture, and new design trends. It’s your resource for the best interior decorators, home furnishing companies, landscapers, and more.