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After almost a decade in New York City, Hayden Lasher, the celebrated handbag designer and great-grandniece of fashion icon Henri Bendel, has returned to her hometown of Houston with her husband and young daughter. While they renovate a house in Tanglewood, she is spending time in her…
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Wyatt McSpadden’s latest collection of photographs is a call to action to explore and discover the joints you find on the backroads and in small towns.
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The estate, built in 1866, reopens in July with a complete redesign by Austin interior designer Shannon Eddings.
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Forty Five Ten’s Kristen Cole and designer Joe Cole bring their impeccable taste into the design of their Austin abode.
Almost every fascinating and fun design detail in the new location of this beloved Austin pizza joint has a story behind it.
The historic building, a former factory and metal shop, is filled with Mexican art and whimsical touches.
