Traditional home magazine

We could not be more excited to share this amazing home tour with you all today! Stephanie of @BloomingIvyLane shares her new build home with classic details that bring so much character and have you questioning the age of the home.

Contrary to popular belief, traditional design doesn't have to feel or look stuffy. In fact, traditional design can be charming and make a home feel more inviting. Here's how to infuse your home with this style. #TraditionalDesign #TraditionalStyle #HomeDesign #MyDomaine

Text: Karen Carroll Photos: Photography courtesy of Jackye Lanham Interiors Southern Home (SH): Would you begin by sharing a bit about your background? Jackye Lanham (JL): I’m what we used to call an army brat. We moved every couple of years, internationally and around the South. No matter where we were, a pair of twin […]

Traditional Interior Decor Style Guide | Hey There Home

Creation of a soothing, restorative home is on trend today. Charlotte designer Kim Mauney, founder of Kim Mauney Interiors and her boutique/studio Maison, riveted on just that formula when she downsized into a cozy Southern cottage home.

Caroline Harper Knapp can’t post an Instagram photo without at least one of her 72,000 followers inquiring, “Where did you get that sofa?” or “Who makes

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With an artistic eye, a practical hand, and a mostly neutral palette, this Atlanta-based designer Beth Webb creates interiors that live as beautifully as they look.

Text: Karen Carroll Images used courtesy of Matthew Bees Southern Home (SH): What is your earliest memory of beauty or your first endeavor at creating it? Matthew Monroe Bees (MB): Most likely my paternal grandmother’s home in rural Crenshaw County, Alabama. She always had a way of making everything beautiful. I was always one step […]

Sims and Mike Wachholz lived in their historic Jacksonville, Florida, house for two years before embarking on a major renovation. During that time, they absorbed the way light shifted through the rooms, the way their family used the spaces, and the impact color played throughout the house. Built in 1928 as a spec house, the Spanish Mission-style house went on to become a landmark on the street, one that longtime neighbors were happy to see getting a refresh.