What’s the scoop?: Splendora’s celebrates a birthday
In the five years since she’s owned the shop, PK Ross has made quite a few changes to Splendora’s—most notably by adding a whole host of flavors to the repertoire. […]
Cold comforts: Four real ice cream spots
What’s a dessert lover gotta do to get some straight up, full-fat ice cream* when fro-yo is as ubiquitous as Starbucks? Head to one of these local spots for homemade […]
A hot topic: Downtown Grille’s Sam Rochester serves up grilling tips
It’s backyard barbecue season. But before you fire up the grill, it’s important to be prepared. Sam Rochester, executive chef at Downtown Grille, offers this advice for grilling restaurant-worthy food […]
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Art underfoot: Two city bathrooms get a colorful treatment
What’s an art collector to do about the bathroom? You can’t hang valuable paintings in there. But Don and Allison Innes—who own an impressive collection of American representational art—found a […]
Embracing its place: An Arts and Crafts estate branches out from tradition
In architecture, to honor tradition is no simple matter. But the land is a good place to start. Whatever materials are native to the site can become an indelible link […]
At home with…Christy Ford
Any list of tastemakers in Charlottesville needs Christy Ford’s name on it. The owner of And George, an antique and home store she started with her mom, designer Jan Roden, […]
Model scheduling: Here’s how to get your remodeling job done at the right time
Quick. Call a contractor. It’s remodeling season! Your intuition has long told you the best time to upgrade your home is during the warm months. And local contractor Scott Abbott […]
Fresh face: Waynesboro factory Solutions Place gets a second life
It’s easy for a lobby to go nearly unnoticed; it’s just a place to pass through or wait for a few minutes before moving on to the real destination. But […]
Strong influence: VMDO architect David Oakland is making his mark
What does it mean to make a mark on the land? That was a question posed of VMDO principal David Oakland as a first-year UVA architecture student, and one that […]