Phoenix Home & Garden Magazine

Phoenix Home & Garden is a monthly publication located in Phoenix. It caters to readers interested in Southwest living and offers tips on cultivating desert plants in the region.

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How Jewelry Artist Eleanor Moty Turns Flawed Stones into Wearable Art

2 weeks ago | phgmag.com | Paula Bodah

How Jewelry Artist Eleanor Moty Turns Flawed Stones into Wearable Art Eleanor Moty’s sculptural brooches celebrate nature in all its imperfect beauty. Eleanor Moty sees beauty in imperfection.
Peek Inside the Studio of one of the Valley’s Most Fascinating Architects

3 weeks ago | phgmag.com | Robrt Pela

Peek Inside the Studio of one of the Valley’s Most Fascinating Architects Inside the studio (and mind) of celebrated Arizona architect Eddie Jones.
The Telescope House: This Compact Sedona Home is Designed to Amplify Desert Views

3 weeks ago | phgmag.com | Rebecca L. Rhoades

The Telescope House: This Compact Sedona Home is Designed to Amplify Desert Views In Sedona, a small house puts the focus on the view. By Rebecca L.
Garden of Surprises: One Couple’s Love Affair with Plants and Place

3 weeks ago | phgmag.com | Paula Bodah |Nora Burba Trulsson

Garden of Surprises: One Couple’s Love Affair with Plants and Place An overgrown lot in Carefree becomes a vibrant botanical haven for two passionate home gardeners. By Paula M.
10 Stunning New Outdoor Furnishings You’ll Love

3 weeks ago | phgmag.com | John Roark |Lauren Tyda

Patio season has arrived. Upgrade your alfresco oases with these new outdoor furnishings and accessories. By John Roark and Lauren Tyda The Colonna Terracotta Side Tables by Holly Hunt add a sculptural quality to any outdoor retreat. Made from clay sourced from the Impruneta region of Italy, these durable tables will develop a patina over time and last for generations.
Editor's Letter for April/May 2025

3 weeks ago | phgmag.com | John Roark

Editor’s Letter for April/May 2025 Stop me if you’ve already heard this. If there’s one thing I cannot stand, it’s being cold. I grew up in a suburb of Denver, and to me, the unforgiving winters felt Siberian.
18 Fun Things to Do in Phoenix and Scottsdale This April and May

3 weeks ago | phgmag.com | Jason Keil

Our picks for the top events and exhibitions in Phoenix and Scottsdale for April and May 2025. The Phoenix Home & Garden Annual Garden TourApril 12Are you looking for some inspiration for your landscaping? If so, put on your walking shoes and take a self-guided tour of some of the Valley’s most stunning gardens. You’ll have the opportunity to meet and learn from the area’s leading landscape designers and architects during the event.
4 Contemporary Native American Artists You Need to Know About

2 months ago | phgmag.com | Paula Bodah

Contemporary Native American art is enjoying a long-overdue nationwide renaissance. To say Native American contemporary art is enjoying a moment is an understatement. For the first time in its 130-year history, the 2024 Venice Biennale chose a Native American artist to represent the United States. Jeffrey Gibson, a Choctaw/Cherokee painter and sculptor, signified validation for contemporary Indigenous American artists.
Masters of the Southwest: Louise McDermott Transforms Homes With Vintage Treasures and European Antiques

2 months ago | phgmag.com | Nora Burba Trulsson |Carl Schultz

A master of blending old and new, this designer has built a thriving career transforming homes with vintage treasures and European antiques. By Nora Burba Trulsson | Portrait by Carl Schultz; Photography Stephen Simms Louise McDermott doesn’t like talking about herself much, preferring to fly under the radar, deflecting praise with wry humor and, instead, spotlighting those who have helped with her success.
Masters of the Southwest: Meet the Conservationist Protecting Arizona's Landscapes

2 months ago | phgmag.com | John Roark |Carl Schultz

Meet the conservationist who has channeled his lifelong love of nature into protecting Arizona’s landscapes. By John Roark | Portrait by Carl Schultz; Photos by Jim Dublinski Conservationist and preservationist Jim Dublinski credits Frank Lloyd Wright for his love and reverence for the outdoors.