Home Design & Decor Magazine - Charlotte

Home Design & Decor Magazine - Charlotte The premier shelter publication showcasing incredible art, architecture & interiors of the Carolinas.

Home Design & Decor magazine is a high end shelter publication targeting affluent homeowners and trade professionals. The total circulation exceeds 180,000 printed copies annually in each market served. Started in Charlotte, North Carolina over 20 years ago, we have expanded into several markets and now serve Charlotte, NC, San Antonio/Austin, TX and Raleigh/Durham, NC. Home Design & Decor attract

s national and regional design professionals, who trust the editorial integrity, focused distribution and a broad base of home design and decorating topics to showcase their work. The magazines vary from market to market to embrace individual market styles and regional design, while at the same time, sharing common editorial that speaks to national design trends. National and regional advertisers have the flexibility to leverage their brand in all markets served or select specific regional markets. Combined with an interactive website and numerous social media partners, Home Design & Decor is a well-rounded marketing platform. For advertisers, Home Design & Decor provides multiple marketing opportunities to reach a targeted upscale audience through product placement in insightful articles, advertorials and ads with the guaranteed distribution of in-home delivery. For readers, Home Design & Decor is an inspiring and useful resource, providing timely information from local design and decorating experts.

Even the pantry was treated as an opportunity for expression, wrapped in a vibrant wallpaper thattransforms the once pur...
06/04/2026

Even the pantry was treated as an opportunity for expression, wrapped in a vibrant wallpaper that
transforms the once purely utilitarian space into an
unexpected moment of delight. Wallpaper: Wayne
Pate for Studio Four NYC.

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05/27/2026

One half of the design duo that founded Charlotte-
based textile brand , Ally Holderness’s
love of pattern play and color mixing starts in her home. “I gravitate toward color to make my home feel warm, layered, and inviting. It brings energy to spaces, keeping things cheerful and comfy for my family. Color and pattern are things I play with daily through Elliston House, so, of course, many of those same concepts find their way into my home. Green is one of my favorite
colors lately, and I’m drawn to small geometrics in multicolors that add depth and interest without overwhelming a room.”

✨See the full house tour by clicking the link in our bio.✨

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To infuse the living room’s grand scale with a sense of intimacy, designer incorporated an elegant, warm wall color and...
05/21/2026

To infuse the living room’s grand scale with a sense of intimacy, designer incorporated an elegant, warm wall color and lined the ceiling’s coffered recesses with grasscloth. The homeowners’ heirloom chairs were reupholstered, while the art above the fireplace became a focal point. Artwork: .
Couch and ottomans: . Wall paint: Topsoil.

✨See the full house tour by clicking the link in our bio.✨

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05/19/2026

Color, character, and mountain views—this getaway has it all. ✨ In our annual Color Issue, HD&D steps inside a vibrant North Carolina mountain home designed by for stylist .

Layered with playful pattern, rich hues, and collected details, the home is a masterclass in creating spaces that feel both elevated and deeply personal. From cozy gathering spaces to bold design moments around every corner, this mountain retreat proves that color can be timeless, sophisticated, and full of joy. 🏔️🎨

Pick up the new Color Issue to see the full tour or click the link in our bio to browse now.

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The dining room embodies the homeowners’ personal aesthetic—a mix of traditional and contemporary. “I love to mix the tw...
05/12/2026

The dining room embodies the homeowners’ personal aesthetic—a mix of traditional and contemporary. “I love to mix the two styles,” says designer Mary Margaret
Underwood . “I think it makes each one more interesting.”

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Dining table: . Dining chairs: . Chandelier: .

In the reimagined breakfast nook, a spirited Orangeriechinoiserie wallpaper sets the tone, its lively pattern tempered b...
05/11/2026

In the reimagined breakfast nook, a spirited Orangerie
chinoiserie wallpaper sets the tone, its lively pattern tempered by a custom channeled leather banquette in a soft, neutral hue. Wallpaper: . Lighting: .

Interiors:
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05/07/2026

Color is having a moment—and no one does it better than the Carolinas. 💥🎨

Our annual ✨COLOR ISSUE✨ is officially out now, filled with some of the region’s most stunning, vibrant, and elegantly layered interiors. From bold pattern play and saturated palettes to richly collected homes that prove color can feel both timeless and fresh, this issue is pure inspiration from cover to cover.

Featuring gorgeous projects by , , , and more. ✨

Trust us: this is one you don’t want to miss!

✨Click the link in our bio to browse the new issue, subscribe, or find a copy locally from one of our incredible stockists.✨

Slip-covered chairs give this cozy space designed by an off-handed casual and approachable appeal where the couple can ...
04/22/2026

Slip-covered chairs give this cozy space designed by an off-handed casual and approachable appeal where the couple can freely sit by the fire and relax. Chairs: . Coffee table: . Side table: . Lamp: Antique,
from .

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The coral-colored guest bedroom faces the ocean, with spectacular views of the sunrise. Each of the bedrooms has a diffe...
04/15/2026

The coral-colored guest bedroom faces the ocean, with spectacular views of the sunrise. Each of the bedrooms has a different personality to accommodate visiting guests, says designer .

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04/13/2026

Currently checking into one of our *Greatest Escapes*: Hotel Bardo in Savannah ✨

From its impeccable interior design—where every detail feels both elevated and effortlessly inviting—to dining options that are just as memorable as the stay itself, this is the kind of place that lingers with you long after checkout.

Featured in our current issue, and very much worth the escape. 🌿 click the link in our bio for more.

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