Kate Waldo Jones, the owner of Kate Waldo + Co. and Orchid Organizing, takes us along on a typical Savannah ...

The creative talks about the inspo for her shop’s window displays, her love for vintage and her creative process.

These extraordinary young women are already making bold and inspiring moves within our community.

WALKING AROUND THE STARLAND DISTRICT today it’s hard to believe that just 25 years ago, this area was filled with derelict businesses and unusable buildings. And while its transformation was a slow ...

ONE COULD ARGUE THAT THE MASSEYS have perfected the art of not only building a home, but also a marriage. The couple, who celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary last December, have worked side by ...

Introducing the winners and runners-up in our 17th annual readers’ choice survey of top contractors, designers and more. With more than 150 winners and runners-up, our 17th annual readers’ choice ...

The seven women who saved Savannah from the wrecking ball get their due, just in time for the organization’s 70th anniversary. FOR THOSE LIVING IN SAVANNAH TODAY, it’s easy to take the city’s ...

GENERALLY, THE FABRICS USED FOR INTERIOR DESIGN — think upholstery or drapes — live in one world, while the fabrics used for clothing exist in a separate realm. But this spring, a collaborative ...

IT ALL STARTED WITH THE FOSTER DOGS. Then came the chickens and finally, Petunia the pig. Pam and Susan Peterson hadn’t set out to establish an animal sanctuary in Midtown Savannah, but that’s ...

LIKE A CAREFULLY TENDED CAMELLIA PLANT, Sebrell Smith’s love for Savannah has grown and blossomed over the past decades. Smith, who is the owner and creative director of Sebrell Smith Designer Events ...

QUIRKY AND WHIP SMART, MARY FLANNERY O’CONNOR has been one of Savannah’s most endearing characters and one of the best-known figures in Southern literature. She was born 100 years ago, a milestone ...

IT’S SAID THAT TRENDS — fashion, home decor, and even music — operate in a 30-year cycle, also referred to as the ‘nostalgia pendulum.’ It makes sense, then, that wallpaper is making its comeback ...