
Jason Burnett
Digital General Manager at Flower Magazine
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3 weeks ago |
flowermag.com | Jason Burnett
Anyone who has visited Western North Carolina could easily describe it as a transporting experience with its picturesque postcard qualities as it engages the senses. The sight of the Smoky Mountains, the sound of abundant waterfalls, the heady scent of rhododendrons in bloom, the feel of cool summer evenings, and the taste of fresh-from-the-farm seasonal cuisine.
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1 month ago |
flowermag.com | Jason Burnett
Situated on six picturesque acres, a winding quarter-mile drive leads to the six-bedroom, 11-bath home built in 1999. Southeastern architectural firm Pfeffer Torode, along with Nashville-based Maker Construction, has provided a newly renovated 20,000-square-foot canvas for participating interior designers to transform into spaces brimming with creativity. The property is also home to a two-stall barn and riding trails, which adds to the bucolic feel of this magnificent country estate.
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1 month ago |
flowermag.com | Jason Burnett
Photos by (clockwise) andipantz, bgwalker, atlantic-kid, NNehring, elenaleonova | iStock My roots grew deep in the gardens of my grandparents and great-grandparents. I helped Grandma Ann pick peonies for Memorial Day. At Grandma Mary’s house, we pulled weeds around the obedient plant and scarlet poppies while the little wren scolded us from her perch on the clothesline.
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2 months ago |
flowermag.com | Jason Burnett
Bethany started with the dining room, one of the most innately elegant rooms in the house with its outstanding original interior architectural details and mirrored panels added during the late ‘20s renovation. She introduced an aqua-ground floral chinoiserie wallcovering from the Miles Redd’s collection for Schumacher, which informed the palette throughout the downstairs rooms. The bold hue extends to all the trim as well.
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Mar 19, 2025 |
flowermag.com | Jason Burnett
My garden is on top of a mountain with mountain views everywhere. There are distant mountains, close mountains, and mountains obscured in summer but revealed in winter. The flowing lines of the garden design reflect the flowing lines of the mountains.
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