I stepped out of the Arts Center, still haggard from Last Wet Clay Day, to take pictures of the building for this article.

In a quiet corner of Citrus County, among the languid oaks and stately pines, one woman built her dream home — brick by brick, board by board.

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This workshop, led by a father-daughter team, Karen and Master Ricky Cheung (whose expertise spans over 50 years), teaches ...

Tudor-style home was designed by designers Maddie Hughes and Alexandra Lutz. The English-inspired interiors are colorful and ...

LaRocque Levy had been producing ceramic pieces for customers for 35 years before she shifted toward educating students on ...

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The demand for brick tiles is currently soaring - and Reclaimed Brick Company, author of this article, is leading the ...

When decorating a traditional Indian home, too much is never enough. These spaces are a celebration of Indian art and craft ...