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Stacey Manganelli

Nicole achieved striking visual interest with her beloved peel-and-stick wallpaper in Chiseled Emerald green, a grey Loloi rug, and a Ted Baker quilt. The geometric patterns in the wallpaper and rug and the floral pattern of the quilt pop in the minimalist space.

Seamless Addition

Nicole and Dominique Dempah have perfectly fused a modern addition—featuring clean lines, high-contrast neutrals, and stunning floor-to-ceiling windows—into their 1950s home.
Strolling Through the Centuries

Strolling Through the Centuries

Emma and Christopher Kozlowski fused state-of-the-art, modernist design with historical charm when renovating a cabin and farmhouse with an addition.
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The Big Lakehouse Reveal

When a husband surprised his wife with renovations to their summer home, some twists and turns led to a modern style with extraordinary lake views. 
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Inspiration, Perspiration, and Transformation

Four women share their stories of how they took control of their health and happiness with a gastric sleeve or bypass surgery.
Recreating a Dreamy Blue Kitchen

Recreating a Dreamy Blue Kitchen

Inspired by a beloved former home, this Old Southwest renovation layers sky-blue cabinetry, warm metallic accents, and tailored updates into a kitchen that feels timeless yet entirely personal.
The open wood shelves are from a slab of wood that Pam had cut up from Black Dog Salvage. Pam notes that this open shelving, and the glass cabinets, require that you get comfortable with the fact that people can see your dishes.

Colonial Outside, Parisian Inside

A Southwest Roanoke home blends Parisian polish with modern geometry, bold stone, and personal history to create a home designed purely for joy.
The Reinhardts on Memorial Day 2016.

Why Transplants Love Our Region

One-time transplants share their love of the region and why they decided to make it their home.
Guy knew he wanted to showcase the views in building this home. He says, “Growing up in Long Island, it was all about the water. In Floyd, it’s all about the views.”

Slow & Steady

A collaborative build over years creates a home that showcases the sought-after views of Floyd.
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Cooking with Edible Flowers

Flowers aren’t just for the table decor anymore.
Step flashing is a strip of metal that’s installed at a 90-degree angle where roofs meet walls. This directs water downwards and away from the building. The improper installation of the step flashing during the 2023 roof repair caused the mold issues.

The “Pizza Hut House”

A surprise mold discovery turns a modest renovation into a major transformation for one determined couple.
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