Southern Home September/October 2024

Autumn breeze! A slight drop in temperatures is a welcome respite from the sweltering heat. It also means that soon there will be a fabulous display of fall color, and we can once again celebrate the majesty of Mother Nature and, of course, enjoy cheering on our favorite football teams. 

In this issue, we celebrate beautiful projects where the importance of collaboration between the architect, interior designer, landscape architect, and homeowner was instrumental in delivering a home that is stunning, functional, and livable. In Greenville, South Carolina, architects Rick Spitzmiller and Robert Norris teamed up with designer Lauren Deloach for a family home that is remarkable in both detail and style. An English-style manor was the directive for architect Stan Dixon and designer Jackye Lanham in Atlanta. They delivered a home that offers refined elegance with a flourish and flows seamlessly for the family. 

 On Lake Keowee, the homeowners knew that architect Tom Kligerman and designer William Peace were the perfect choice for a home that references nature in a sculptural way and takes advantage of the mountain and lake views. An extensive art collection provided the directive for designer Ray Booth and architects Ken Pursley and Craig Dixon in a modern Charlotte home. 

 We also visit three stunning abodes in Texas that showcase the tremendous depth and breadth of design talent that abounds in the Lone Star State. Tall ceilings, large kitchens, and an attention to the details characterize these 

dramatic homes. We share the rich history of the versatile gateleg table in Antiques Obsession, and we showcase burl wood products in On Trend. If you are dreaming of a laid-back getaway, then Half-Mile Farm in Highlands, North Carolina, will not disappoint. 

 We hope you find inspiring ideas in this issue.