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In This Issue
Interiors
If walls could talk, interior designer Katie Middleton’s home in Thomasville could tell hundreds of stories. Beautifully layered and curated over the course of nearly 20 years, the items in the house are a combination of antiques sourced from both thrift shops and an upscale auction house. Sentimental pieces from her family’s collection and artwork that runs the gamut from modern to traditional are deftly combined.
Fashion
Since the pandemic, we’ve heard many people share their stories of life changes, reinvention, and innovation–the “pivot.” Holly Jarvis can certainly relate. And while her story might not be unusual, it is a remarkable and inspiring tale to tell, based on her lifelong love of art that resurfaced as a women’s clothing line. Raised in the tiny Georgia town of Hartsfield just outside Moultrie until she was 12, Holly now calls Marietta home.
Food + Drink
It’s our annual Food + Drink issue, with an extra special focus this year. Small family farms are front and center as we pay tribute to these hardworking families bringing us the best in meats, produce, dairy and more. In addition, you’ll find plenty of new recipes to try, a popular family style restaurant, and maybe even a road trip idea or two.
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