Little Journeys

Leigh Ann’s Arts and Crafts Garden

  As you may recall from a recent column, when summer arrived Leigh Ann and I turned our attention from our lower level remodeling project to replacing a large section of unnecessary asphalt in front of our house with a flagstone pathway…

A Roycroft Cover-Up

  I always look forward to the opportunity to inspect examples of Arts and Crafts antiques when they show up in nearby antiques shop or auctions, for I firmly believe I can learn something from every piece I study.   Such was the…

The Legend of Gustav and Charles Stickley

This article has been republished. Original date of publication: June 22nd, 2013.   Readers know that last year, I had been traveling around the western North Carolina foothills, following in the footsteps of Asheville's literary guest…

Driveway Project: Step Three

  Over the years, I have taught myself a number of practical skills, primarily out of necessity, being unable to afford or justify calling in a plumber, electrician, carpenter, or stonemason for a small or enticing project. During that…

Driveway Project: Step Two

  After several years of debating and discussing what we should do with our over-sized and unnecessary slab of asphalt in front of our 1972 ranch house – which originally had a two-car garage inside the lower level – we attacked it…

Another Summer, Another Major Project

by Bruce Johnson   As some of you may recall, last summer Leigh Ann and I started a three-month remodeling project, gutting the entire lower level of our 1972 ranch house and rearranging rooms, walls, and doors. Once again I served as…

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