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In the winter, as you all know, those lies around the greens can get pretty thin. The ground is hard and the Bermuda has gone dormant and it can become difficult to predict what the ball will do off the … Read More

Since Halloween time we’ve all been thinking about turkey piled high with buttery mashed potatoes on the side, all dripping with gravy. We can taste the collards and smell the freshly baked pumpkin pie. Oyster stuffing. Pecan Pie. Every year … Read More

Last Wednesday we took note of 5 Ways To Prepare Your HVAC System For Winter. Curating those tips brought up some interesting conversation about HVAC systems in general. The primary points of discussion though were the idea of traditional (fossil-fuel … Read More

The air is still relatively warm outside here in Wallace, NC. Save a couple of nights the other week, temperatures haven’t dropped below 50-degrees. That doesn’t mean it isn’t fall and certainly doesn’t mean the weather couldn’t change with a … Read More

When a guest comes to your door and is invited in their impression begins immediately. Whether you have a large foyer, a narrow hallway, or just a small area around your front door, the entry to your custom home is … Read More

Mistakes are easy to make when considering building your custom home, whether it be choosing the wrong countertop, failing to budget for furniture in your new home, or even selecting the wrong paint. It doesn’t make the experience right or … Read More

A closet is so much more than an architectural afterthought. It is a home for our favorite clothes and accessories. It is where a mere mortal transforms into a super version of themselves. Think about the movie The Devil Wears … Read More

If you have watched even 5 minutes of the DIY channel or HGTV you are familiar with the American obsession with granite countertops. Their stone grandeur speaks of luxury and class. In fact, it seems as if most homeowners would … Read More

Let’s not write off the summer time just yet! As for myself, I’ll get to the beach any chance I can get, and even though summer is starting to wind down, there’s still plenty of opportunities well into September to … Read More

The golden years of life are best described as those wonderful years post-retirement. Whether they be spent on a houseboat in Seattle, or a one-bedroom walk up in Brooklyn, or even a garden shed in the Napa Valley, the idea … Read More