There’s an old saying that the hardest part of any job is the last 10 percent. Such was the case for Leslie Rudner of Warwick, New York who purchased a home that also featured a terrific outbuilding on the property that Leslie planned to use as a workshop and for extra storage space.
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Let’s take a poll: by a show of hands, who receives Remodelista’s daily emails, featuring little tidbits of design goodness? If not, we recommend signing up immediately for the latest in the design world, reaching out to all tastes and styles. Recently featured is a “Steal This Look” on how to design a cottage-style shed with charm and function. Wait — a charming shed? Seems like an oxymoron, right? Not so much!
Welcome to O.P. Taylor’s, the self-proclaimed Coolest Toy Store on the Planet! With two store locations in western North Carolina and a third in the upstate area of South Carolina, O.P. Taylor’s offers just about everything that any kid, of any age, could want in a toy store. From trains, dolls, games, and blocks to arts and crafts, models, science kits, and eco-friendly toys, O.P. Taylor’s has it all — plus a really cool name. In its newest location just south of Asheville, adults and kids alike revel in this state-of-the-art fun stop.
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The dust rarely settles at Rooster Ridge where author and artist Jeri Glatter spends her time renovating, creating, writing, and finding new ways to use vintage pieces she unearths in all sorts of places. One of our favorite featured customers, Jeri has been busy of late, this time renovating a bathroom and exploring theuse of color. In the process, she found the perfect place to hang one of our white Radial Wave Gooseneck Shades.
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When starting a business, most people put their heart and soul, and often their entire savings account, into what goes inside those four walls. After all, that’s where the heart of your business lies whether you’re selling widgets, blending smoothies, or designing t-shirts. But if you focus all of your efforts inside the building with little regard for how the outside looks, why will people speeding down that busy highway ever slow down to even notice you’re there?
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Myrtle Beach has long been one of the Southeast’s favorite family destinations. With specialty shops for Mom, exceptional dining for Dad, and loads of attractions for the kids, everyone is excited to pack for the South Carolina shore. One of the newest attractions is the Backstage Mirror Maze which features more than 2,000 square feet of infinite reflections, surprising corners, dead ends, and continuous circles. We talk with Nate Mitchell of n8 creative studios about how he used vintage gooseneck lighting as a focal point of this new attraction.
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