Since the early ages, campfires have been meeting our basic needs, keeping us warm and well fed. Now, our kitchens and home heating units do the job. But there’s still ... Read More
Have you ever watched a movie set in a grand old Victorian home where the lead actress bumped into a bookcase and revealed hidden rooms or mysterious passageways? Of course, ... Read More
Photography by Michael Patch Winding down Holcomb Rock Road, prepare for some great views, but none are any grander than those of the hillside home of Summer and Shannon Sawyer ... Read More
THE RESULTS ARE IN! Earlier this spring, HOME magazine readers cast thousands of votes for their favorite home and garden-related businesses in the area in our annual Readers’ Favorites Awards ... Read More
Photography by Michael Patch Downtown Lynchburg, with its views of the James River, gorgeous architecture, and active social scene, has long been a draw to home buyers. Leslie Riehl and ... Read More
The striking beauty of a flowering hydrangea swaying in the summer breeze can stop even the most casual of gardeners in their tracks. Their appearance has captivated people for centuries, ... Read More
In historic and older homes, you often find smaller windows and solid wood doors without glass, as the builder or homeowner sought to minimize drafts and keep warm air inside ... Read More