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Kay West

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Space craft: This Myers Park remodel makes every inch count

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By Kay West
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photographs by Dustin and Susie Peck by Kay West There are aesthetic delights around every corner and through every doorway of the two-story Tudor-style home in Myers Park where Bird Dog Interiors worked their magic — from a dreamy powder room with a floating marble sink to the sublime sanctuary of the primary suite.
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SOUTHERN MAKERS Firing On All Cylinders

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By Kay West
| Magzter Inc. Verified
The Local Palate | The Local Palate Winter 2025-26 An Asheville ceramist pulls from his Japanese heritage When Akira Satake left Japan for the United States in 1981, he brought his banjo and cameras to San Francisco with the intent to continue pursuing a career as a musician and photographer. “In high school I played guitar and mandolin, but banjo became my main instrument,” he says of his youth in Osaka.
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Piccolina gets set to serve Italian sandwiches, pizza and more in the upper RAD

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By Kay West
| Mountain Xpress Verified
To realize their big dream, Elana and Nate Pearlman went small. Their soon-to-open restaurant, Piccolina, occupies just 800 square feet, split equally between the kitchen and dining room. When it launches later this month with a menu devoted to Italian sandwiches, Neapolitan-style pizza and desserts, Piccolina will join culinary colleagues ButterPunk and Crusco in the post-Helene revitalization of Depot Street in the upper River Arts District.
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