Hope Walker-Morgan never considered herself an artsy person. Growing up, she had a very different relationship with painting.
Arts & Culture
From Mississippi makers to fashion to Southern culture, we explore life in North Mississippi and beyond.
This DIY uses ice to create a watercolor tie-dye technique. It’s simple, beautiful and easy!
This DIY is a friendly project to renters and homeowners alike. The process involves spraying paint on top of water, and dipping the plates; the paint will stick to the plate, and the water will act as a pillow, pressing the paint onto the plate. This project is as fun as it is beautiful and simple!
In 2017, Quinoa Soedsauer and Reynaldo Budhi’s lives looked very different. Soedsauer was living in Brooklyn, working at a barber shop, struggling to pay rent and feeling disconnected from life.
We chatted with local designers to bring you this year’s hottest trends in the area.
Tracey Marshall has been with Adair Carpet & Flooring since 1993; but she’s been in the flooring business basically her whole life. Her father started selling carpets out of their garage when she was just 3 years old. Eventually, he opened a store front, and Marshall joined the team. Since her father’s passing in 2007, she, her husband and her stepmother have been running shop. We sat down with Marshall to ask her some questions about flooring, specifically tiling.