Clay has many more benefits than you might imagine

If you live in California, Florida or certain other parts of the U.S., your architecture may show distinct cultural influences

Plant ‘Gro-Low’ fragrant sumac in eastern and midwestern U.S. gardens for its tolerance of tough sites, spreading form and orange fall color

Nature, architecture and a creative community inspire an Asheville artist

With their durability and wide range of colors and molded shapes, concrete roof tiles are worth a look

Set your containers free from the patio — placed among plantings in the ground, they fill unsightly gaps, let you experiment and more

Distinctive hood designs — in reclaimed barn wood, zinc, copper and more — are transforming the look of kitchens

You’ll notice their beautiful patterns right away, but cement tiles have less obvious advantages too

Switchgrass adds color through the year and is a natural ‘seed feeder’ for birds

Outdoor living and hospitality? Of course. But Atlanta's architecture and interior designs express much more than just traditional notions