Peachy's very own uber-talented Interiors Editor, Cathy Austin, has been nominated for the Traditional Home Rising Star competition. Help us support Cathy (Catherine M. Austin Interior Design, ASID, based in Charlotte) become the next "rising star." Please consider voting every day between now and March 15. It only takes a few seconds. To vote, click the link here. For more information about Cathy, please visit her website. …
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Home on the Range: An Architectural Wonder Perched Above the Llano River
WRITTEN BY Cathy AustinPHOTOGRAPHY BY Tria GiovanINTERIOR DESIGN BY Darby Denison and Dawn ThompsonARCHITECTURE BY Ted Flato, Lake|Flato ArchitectsLANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE BY Lance Thompson, Thompson + Hanson Perched high above the Llano River, an architectural masterpiece by Ted Flato blends beautifully with the landscape of the Texas Hill Country. The ranch house is prominently situated on a bluff to take advantage of the magnificent 360-degree views. Built in 1992, the …
The September October Issue of Peachy is Here!
The latest issue of Peachy the Magazine features vibrant and eclectic Austin, Texas…the hometown of Editor in Chief, Blair Farris. She says that while much has changed since she grew up there and attended the University of Texas, many things have stayed the same—like great Mexican food, amazing live music every night of the week and Allens Boots on Congress. Austin is one of the fastest growing cities in America. The food scene has exploded, food trucks are flourishing, and stylish boutiques …
Charismatic Color in the Garden District With Melissa Rufty
INTERIOR DESIGN BY Melissa Rufty of MMR Interiors PHOTOGRAPHY BY Megan Lovoi WRITTEN BY Cathy Austin All great historic houses have fascinating stories behind them. The “Seven Sister Cottages” are no exception. Located in the Garden District, the houses were built in 1868 by Henry Howard, an architect known for some of the grandest homes in New Orleans. According to local legend, the houses were built by a wealthy landowner for each of his daughters so that he could keep a watchful eye …
