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Feels like home
Interior designer Allan Chapman helps an art-and-color-loving couple update their Foxcroft home.
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A healthier approach to dining in Charlotte: 5 restaurants to start with
Mindful meals at Charlotte restaurants.
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Living history
Award-winning ceramicist Josh Copus turned a historic jail outside Asheville into a boutique hotel. It’s one place you’ll enjoy being locked up.
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Learning how to heal
After an aggressive cancer took his left eye, Matt McKenzie learned to accept help during recovery — and get back out there.
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