When a family of five hired Laurie Fulkerson of Twin Construction to renovate the kitchen in their Mountain Brook home, they had a definitive wish list: statement cabinetry, herringbone wood floors, a bar area, and an island without seating.

When Leah and Paul Harbor hired Ashley Gilbreath to design a new home for their young family of five, they had an important request—a kitchen that was hard-working yet met Leah’s traditional style preferences.

Mary Lauda Corwin of Toulmin Cabinetry & Design brought a tired kitchen to life with the homeowner’s love of Country French flair.

Mark and Cristi Pledger of Pledger Architect transformed a kitchen with '90s finishes, a dark color palette, and limited storage into a classic, informal space fit for a country home.

It’s hard to resist a big scoop of ice cream in the summertime. And it’s even harder when it’s homemade (or almost homemade). This delightful treat will have your guests believing you’ve been at the churn all day. We won’t tell if you won’t.

From narrow courtyards to pocket gardens to grand estates, Peter Falkner brings sophistication, style, and enchanting vistas to landscapes in Birmingham and across the South. Take a look at these highlights from some of our favorite spaces.

Just because it’s hot outside doesn’t mean it’s time to hang up your gardening tools. There are plenty of options for adding color and beauty with these summer plantings.

Leigh and Kevin Misso of River Brook Design & Construction transformed a condemned Homewood property into their personal home.

A 70s-era townhome offers a place for imagination, reinvention, and personal refuge.

An ambitious first-time homeowner rolls up her sleeves to take her 800-square-foot Homewood cottage from dull to delightful with stylish finds and clever DIYs at every turn.