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A house is not a gift you expect to find under the tree on Christmas morning. However, Jason Bingham managed to surprise his wife, Shelby, in 2018 with the deed to a house she had been eyeing for months. “We have renovated 15 or 16 homes, some for us to live in and others as flip projects, so I went browsing with a good friend who is a realtor to see several. I immediately loved the bones of this one,” she says. The couple made an offer but were unable to reach an agreement with the seller…

Southern decorating charm welcomes you back to our Designer Spotlight series! In this latest edition, we’ll cover the inviting world of Ashley Gilbreath

James Farmer on Instagram: “We are thrilled to be included in this issue of @southernhomemag !! This project is the happy home for a great family in South Carolina,…”

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.

Have you seen the Nancy Meyer's look that so popular lately? Here are tips and ideas on how to get the Nancy Meyers look in your home.

PreviewsInteriors on Instagram: "What fun we had yesterday visiting Sally’s son Jack and his adorable wife @edraughon to shoot some videos of their gorgeous house. They have the most fabulous artwork and porcelain mixed in with beautiful antiques; it was truly a treat to film! It is evident that Elizabeth has spent many years purchasing special pieces to make their home truly unique. This video of their living room was the perfect place to start 🥰 #previews #filledwithfabulousthings…

Alexis Walter takes the phrase “trimming the tree” quite literally. Like clockwork, the artist and textile designer’s passion for passementerie seems to kick into overdrive just as the last plate is cleared from the Thanksgiving table and the first box of trim—brimming with silk ribbon, embroidered tape, and metallic galon—is unearthed from the attic of the Uptown home that she shares with her husband Dan.

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After a five-year renovation, a 19th-century Garden District grande dame reclaims its former glory and gets dressed for 21st-century living.