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Building trust: For a Belmont farmhouse makeover, a couple gives their friends carte blanche

Enlisting your best friends to design and manage the renovation of your home can be a risky endeavor, particularly when you encourage them to exercise creative freedom in designing what […]

joebargmann | October 25, 2019

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The DIY backyard: How to install a home landscape that’ll make you proud

We have all seen the perfectly groomed gardens on TV house-flipping shows and in magazines, including this one. Pinterest is a slideshow of landscapes that are intended to inspire creativity […]

joebargmann | October 25, 2019

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Glass act: A local winery’s new tasting room is all bottled up

The empty bottles were piling up at Free Union’s Glass House Winery. The recycling service that co-owners Jeff and Michelle Saunders relied on for years had begun hauling the glass […]

joebargmann | October 25, 2019

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Room to grow: Common House opens annex as business expands

Before it opened in 2017, Common House—the co-working, networking, meeting, dining, and events club on Market Street—sent membership invitations to 100 people, giving the impression that it would be an […]

joebargmann | October 25, 2019

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Knock, knock: Lyndsey Brown is at your door, which may end up on Instagram

The door photography craze can be traced to 1970, when a New York ad exec created a colorful collage of 36 arched Georgian townhouse doorways he shot while on a […]

joebargmann | October 25, 2019

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Landmark maker: Architect Stanhope Johnson’s local legacy

Stanhope Spencer Johnson doesn’t pop to the top of the list for most architectural historians, but the Lynchburg-based designer was remarkably prolific in his seven-decade career, and some of his […]

joebargmann | October 24, 2019

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Sense and the city: A Charlottesville developer chooses preservation with a retro-modern twist

The concept of urban placemaking surfaced in the 1960s, when writer and activist Jane Jacobs successfully led the fight to block a planned highway through New York’s Greenwich Village, and […]

joebargmann | October 24, 2019

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Natural high: A mountaintop home in Albemarle lets the outdoors in

The couple was living in Boston when they started looking for an architect to build their house on a mountaintop in Albemarle County. It would have to be a unique […]

joebargmann | October 23, 2019

Knife & Fork Magazines

All about that bass: Chef Harrison Keevil gets a dream gift (a guitar, not a fish)

Sometimes, when you hear the name of a well-known local chef, you think of him only for his culinary exploits. You may recognize Harrison Keevil for his corner store in […]

joebargmann | October 16, 2019

Magazines Unbound

10 things I’ve learned about homesteading: Lessons from adventures, successes, and failures on the land

I don’t claim to be an expert on anything in the homesteading realm. But my husband and I have been gardening for 18 years and raising chickens for nine, preserving […]

Erika Howsare | October 15, 2019

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