Ayn-Monique Klahre

3 days ago | waltermagazine.com | Ayn-Monique Klahre

Looking for a quick escape from Raleigh? These spots are easy to get to, budget friendly and offer plenty of culture to fill your time. by Rachel SimonAs fun as traveling with a partner or group can be, there’s something special about taking yourself on a solo vacation. Without anyone else telling you where to go and what to do, you can spend the trip exactly as you please, getting some likely much-needed relaxation while doing so.

2 weeks ago | gulfshorelife.com | Ayn-Monique Klahre

BEST DESIGN LEGACY  In this 5,500-square-foot home on Third Street North, the first impression is not about one focal point—though there’s plenty to ‘ooh’ and ‘ahh’ over—it’s about, well, the impression. There’s a glassed-in study just past the front door where Poliform built-ins lend gravitas behind a desk with black-lacquer legs.

1 month ago | waltermagazine.com | Ayn-Monique Klahre

Jarvis and Svechnikov are the newest Bachelors + a scientific breakthrough brings the Dueling Dinos back to life — tour their new RTP enclosureby WALTER AI RobotsBrought to you by the team behind WALTER Magazine, Walter Weekly is Raleigh’s premier news and gossip magazine. Released exclusively on April 1, we cover the juiciest celebrity scandals, political intel and breaking news from around the Triangle.

1 month ago | gulfshorelife.com | Ayn-Monique Klahre

Interior designer Maritza Capiro wanted this vacation condo to feel like a jewel box—tailored, luminous, a little unexpected. The owners saw potential in the compact space but needed a better layout to make it shine. The first move was reworking the entry, where a washer-dryer closet blocked the view. “Who wants to see your laundry when you walk into your home?” she asks. Especially when the view beyond is gorgeous: a wide, green lawn dotted by palm trees, with the beach in the distance.

2 months ago | waltermagazine.com | Ayn-Monique Klahre

The Charlotte-based author shares how she got into writing and the inspiration for the two books she’ll release this springAs told to Ayn-Monique KlahreJoy Callaway is the Charlotte-based author of seven novels, including the historical fiction book The Start of Camp Greene, which is coming out this May, and the romance Sing Me Home to Carolina, which will come out this June. On May 14, WALTER will be hosting her in conversation with Kristy Woodson Harvey at Maywood Hall for our Book Club series.