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Take a Tour Inside this One-of-a-Kind Modern Home in Cary

Inspired by the Aria Hotel in Las Vegas, this Cary home is ideal for indoor-outdoor entertaining.
photography by Catherine Nguyen

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Architectural designer: Carter Skinner of Carter Skinner Residential Design.
Builder and design team: Jon Rufty, Parker Shanahan and Rob Bond of Rufty Homes.
Interior designers: Judy Pickett of Design Lines and Michelle Murphy of Demi Ryan.

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There are so many amazing restaurants right here i There are so many amazing restaurants right here in Raleigh — but with more time to travel this summer, these Eastern North Carolina restaurants are worth a road trip. Have you been to them all?📝 @catherinecurrinThanks to @mariemanning and @Begloriousnc for reading to the end. Head to Stories for the corrected info and a link to the full article! #ittakesavillage
Our gardening lives are enriched by some of nature Our gardening lives are enriched by some of nature’s strangest plants — and among them are spider lilies, writes @helenyoest Also known as hurricane or resurrections, they tend to bloom after a rain, from late summer into early fall. In our August issue, she shares her favorites and how to plant them.
The August issue drops this weekend! Inside: a pro The August issue drops this weekend! Inside: a profile of artist Mónica Linares (her painting is the lovely cover you'll spot on newsstands), six Eastern NC restaurants worth the drive, dozens of summer reading picks from local booksellers, and more!
July poem: In “The Journey,” 
Mildred Kiconco Bary July poem: In “The Journey,” 
Mildred Kiconco Barya reminds us of the solace and strength we can gain from nature.@midibarya Illustration by @lidia.churakova
Peak summer 🌞 Photographer @arthowardphotography c Peak summer 🌞 Photographer @arthowardphotography captured these shots of families enjoying the water features at Gipson Play Plaza, Chavis Park and Moore Square 💦
Fill your playlist with new songs from North Carol Fill your playlist with new songs from North Carolina artists! @ncdavidmenconi has compiled this mid-summer progress report on some of our state’s most notable acts, albums and songs. Give it a listen on our Spotify or on our site. 🎵
Are you in for Taste of the Wild 2026? Join us @me Are you in for Taste of the Wild 2026? Join us @merrimonwynne on October 28 to enjoy a collaborative menu from @nick.dampf of @dampfgoodbbq and @laurenkrallivey of @olivero_ilm , plus a sweet treat from Andia Xouris @loveandiax from @andiasicecream ! Tickets & more info via link in bio.Presenting sponsor @gopc_raleigh @trustygopc Supporting sponsors @baileysfinejewelry , @foxandbaileywatchshop , and @greenfrontraleigh
A reminder that patience pays off 💙 Commonly found A reminder that patience pays off 💙 Commonly found as close as Jordan and Falls Lakes, the great blue heron has a stately presence and is a diligent hunter. In our July issue @mike.dunn.naturalist explores the habits of these magnificent birds and what they might have to teach us humans.
Have you ever wondered about this octagonal tower Have you ever wondered about this octagonal tower on W. Morgan Street? It was built in 1887, when Raleigh’s population had just reached 10,000 people, to create our city’s first reliable water system. Before that, Raleigh residents relied on hand-dug wells or rainwater, with the vast majority of the population either hand-pumping their water or pulling up buckets. Swipe to learn more and read the full article online! 🖊 @ifgd Historic photos @nc_archives_photos
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