Today we are touring two beautiful homes by the renowned architect Norman Askins, located in the mountains of Highlands, North Carolina. The first is a newly constructed English-inspired home Norman designed along with interior designer Carole Weaks. The second is a 1940s charmer that happens to be his very own cottage, as featured in Southern Living… It was in a state of disrepair when Norman found it but he and his wife, decorator Joane Askins, brought it back to life. Let’s start with the new build with images from Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles and Norman’s portfolio…
Next is the mountain cottage of Joane and Norman Askins, as featured by Southern Living…
Classic, timeless perfection! To see more work by architect Norman Askins please visit his website, and you can purchase his beautiful book, Inspired by Tradition: The Architecture of Norman Davenport Askins. For ongoing inspiration, please follow @normanaskins on Instagram.
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Love his work. Thank you for sharing.
A joy to behold…pure perfection!
Because Highlands (our go-to place in the mountains) is high-end rustic, both of these homes fit seamlessly into the environment. Highlands is such a beautiful place, with friendly folks and great dining options. We love any chance we get to unwind in it’s peaceful atmosphere.
Classic perfection , inside and out! Wrap it up I’ll take it!!!
The powder room wallpaper in the first home was a color variant of one we used in the entrance of our Seattle home. Fun to see it again.
Beautiful !! So enjoy all your posts!! I have been following you for years and look forward to reading all your posts. So sad that so many bloggers don’t post anymore!
Thank you for continuing!
Thank you so much Judi! 🙂 I appreciate the kind words!
Xx,
Andrea
The Glam Pad
The twin iron beds are exactly the ones I bought from Burdines years ago when they actually carried very good pieces of furniture…also bought Baker slipper chairs. I recently pulled the beds out of storage and placed them side by side in a bedroom with a French armoire…they still looked great with white linens and white silk pillows. Also, my Mother’s chaise lounge with a white plain slipcover…Thanks for the posts!