Cara Clark
Family Matters
Onwards and upwards could well have been the motto for a renovation that made a beloved home more family-friendly. Adding a floor and creating a combined kitchen and living space allow the owners to live in every square inch.
Classical Reflections
Landscape architect David Brush extends the refined style of this Tuscaloosa home to the outdoors.
Out of the Ordinary
Blending the vibrant and serene with a touch of the exotic creates an unexpected tableau in a quiet Mountain Brook neighborhood.
Design Affections
ABOVE Removing the wall between the front room and kitchen allowed designer Katrina Porter to create one large entertaining area that encompasses the dining area and kitchen. ...
Living Legacy
Using her artistic talents, this painter-turned-gardener creates a new kind of masterpiece with a profusion of blooms.
Living Large
When Dawn and Brett Turnbull bought their Mountain Brook home, remodeling was definitely on the agenda, but first they wanted to try it on for...
Beyond the Gate
ABOVE Club Place, a gated neighborhood in Mountain Brook, is surrounded by weathered brick walls. While the walls created wonderful parameters for the garden, they...
Sunny Delight
The casual passersby of Martha and Robert Haley’s Crestline home see a traditional white exterior that perfectly fits in with its charming neighborhood. Inside, however, a vivid...
Family Adventure
It’s all too easy to travel the beaten path, but a more adventurous route paves the way for others to follow—an approach favored by Vestavia homeowner Emily Huntley...
Piquantly Poolside
FOR THE GOURMET, a bland dish needs new flavor to imbue it with verve. For the architect, the same rule applies to a nondescript structure. Architect...