Furniture

The Tryon International Equestrian Center isn’t just horsing around

Check in to these lodges where après-ski combines a room, dining, and drinks

A grand Asheville fixer-upper becomes a forever home

Asheville’s Old Wood Co. revives North Carolina furniture making, one table at a time

History lessons and a British pub await in this little college town

Bursting with shops and eateries in quaint brick buildings, Black Mountain looks and feels like a storybook village brought to life. Nestled in the Swannanoa Valley, the town first rose to prominence as a stop for tourists traveling to Mount Mitchell by train, and later by automobile. Modern travelers will also find it a charming place to explore.

With a commitment to sustaining the craft he loves, chairmaker Brian Boggs is leading the handmade furniture industry toward an enduring future.

Eugene DuClos: Emerging Industrial Designer

Metal artist David Earl Tomlinson puts a tough spin on the classic quilt

Repurposed furnishings and objets d'art find inspired salvation inside the home of a savvy interior design couple

Between Old Fort and Marion, make a detour for quaint Pleasant Gardens

Two Dallasites breathe an imaginative life into a cottage getaway in Black Mountain

Appalachian State University students envision, design, and build a self-sufficient home in hopes of earning top honors.

Southern Highland Craft Guild presents its newest members

For generations, wildcrafters have relied on the healing properties of our region’s diverse plant life. Today, Bent Creek Institute is using the tools of biotechnology to prove the value of these folk remedies and create a local hub for a new medicinal products industry.