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This Year,
Creativity
Comes to Life
At each home, a creative partnership brings a distinct vision to life—an interpretation shaped by the character of the house and the imagination of the designers and Garden Club volunteers who welcome you.
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Six homes. Six themes. Six inspired celebrations of living beautifully.
Rooms are layered with flowers, tables are set in anticipation of gathering, and familiar spaces are transformed into places of discovery. Professional artistry and community stewardship work side by side, inviting guests to experience every stop as both a destination and a moment of hospitality.
Take the Inspiration Home with You
THE MARKETPLACE AT DUNCRAIG
New this year, the grounds of Duncraig Manor become a village market created especially for Tour guests—a place where the day’s inspiration continues in a charming open-air pavilion.
A thoughtfully curated collection of artists, designers, gardeners, and specialty retailers—many of them featured in the homes—offers original art, garden elements, antiques, flowers, textiles, and seasonal provisions for home and table. Here, the experience of the Tour extends beyond the threshold, allowing visitors to carry its beauty into their own daily lives. Under the direction of Beth Gaddis, former owner of Libra Domo, the pavilion is transformed with potted gardens and branches in bloom. Hand-draped tables and a unified presentation create the feeling of a vibrant, creative marketplace—festive, gracious, and rooted in place.
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The Marketplace is more than a stop along the way; it is an opportunity to carry the experience of the Tour home with you. Choose a piece that holds the memory of the day—something grown, made, or imagined—so that the beauty discovered in these homes and gardens continues to live.
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The Marketplace is your destination and your pause: a place to gather, to linger, and to continue the conversation between house, garden, and community.
Tour homes and the Marketplace are open Saturday, April 11, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Homes on Tour
SIX HOMES. SIX THEMES. SIX INSPIRED CELEBRATIONS OF LIVING BEAUTIFULLY.
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Mary Jo & Bob Newman
LAKE PINEHURST
From their secluded peninsula on Lake Pinehurst, Bob and Mary Jo Newman live in constant conversation with the water—surrounded by its sparkle, an abundance of song birds, and the cheerful sounds of neighbors drifting by on sunset paddles.
Like the bow of a vessel at anchor, the house reaches toward the shoreline, its deep, encircling porches opening to a light-filled and welcoming first-floor living space. Inside, great arcing ceiling beams echo the hull of a ship, rising dramatically overhead with a sense of strength and shelter.
For the Newmans, this closeness to the water is more than a view—it is a lifelong narrative. In 1971, Bob was among the first UCLA rowers to earn a place on the U.S. National Team, and he later returned to the program as head coach of UCLA Men’s Rowing from 1979 to 1985. That enduring bond with the rhythm of water is felt throughout the home. Mary Jo’s presence is equally vivid.
An accomplished artist, her paintings add another layer of color, memory, and personal expression to a house that is, in every sense, shaped by the lives they both have lived.
SPECIAL FEATURE
A Girls' Weekend Getaway
ON LAKE PINEHURST
At the Newman home, the lake sets the pace for a relaxed and welcoming Girls’ Weekend Getaway, thoughtfully styled by the creative partners of Eloise Trading Company in downtown Aberdeen. Designed for gathering, the home’s open living spaces and broad porches become a series of easy, livable moments that suggest friends arriving for a few unhurried days on the water. Guests are greeted on the porch with a casual welcome coffee, pastries, and market bags ready for a morning paddle or a walk along the shoreline. Inside, the great room is arranged for conversation and sharing, with flowers, small plates, and comfortable seating that invites everyone to settle in and stay awhile. Bedrooms are reimagined as a cozy retreat for late-night chats and slow mornings, while another vignette hints at a day on the lake, with sun hats, towels, and woven totes gathered near the door. Mary Jo’s paintings quietly guide the palette, their colors reflected in the textiles and tabletop details throughout the house. In the kitchen and dining area, an informal spread suggests a weekend of grazing, laughter, and impromptu celebrations. As afternoon turns to evening, the focus moves back outdoors. The porch is set for sunset with simple cocktails, soft candlelight, and a table dressed for a relaxed supper overlooking the water. The feeling is personal and effortless—as though the friends have just stepped out for a boat ride and will return at any moment. Through these layered scenes, Eloise, Etc. captures the spirit of a true getaway: comfortable, joyful, and centered on time together in a home that was made for lakeside living.
111 W. Main Street, Aberdeen, 910.637.0307 info@eloisetradingcompany.com
Shop. Laugh. Fall in love. It’s more than a motto—it’s the whole Eloise experience. Eloise Trading Company is a locally owned shop in the heart of historic downtown Aberdeen where finding the perfect gift and creating a home you love happen at the same time. Known for its cheerful spirit and carefully curated mix, Eloise offers distinctive home décor, one-of-a-kind gifts, custom-designed pillows, and special-order furniture tailored to the way you live. It’s a place where you can walk in for a last minute birthday present and leave inspired to refresh an entire room. What sets Eloise apart is its personal approach. With an eye for color, comfort, and individuality, the team helps customers discover pieces that feel just right—whether it’s a sofa that transforms a space or a small detail that makes someone’s day. The result is a shop that feels welcoming, creative, and unmistakably fresh, where every visit is meant to be fun, inspiring, and more than a little bit joyful!
Kathy & Mark Parson
EVERETTE COTTAGE
This 1940s cottage in the Village of Pinehurst was thoughtfully transformed in 2012, blending new living spaces with the scale and charm of the original house. A front gable with an arched window adds character and presence, while a curved planter wall and charming fountain shapes an inviting outdoor room within the cottage garden setting. A 1,400-square-foot addition introduced a new kitchen, family room, guest bedrooms, and porches designed for gathering.
Vaulted ceilings in the living room and kitchen, finished with reclaimed wood, bring warmth and texture that feel original to the home. A newly reimagined garage provides a dramatic and unexpected counterpoint. Conceived as Mark’s working studio, it offers a glimpse into the creative life of a local architect known for a fresh yet classically grounded approach to design in the Sandhills.
Rooted in the Pinehurst cottage vernacular yet tailored for modern living, the space reads as an immersive atelier—part workshop, part retreat—where guitars and a vintage motorcycle become sculptural focal points, a space that feels at once like a working studio and the ultimate retreat—an unexpected moment on the Tour that guests will not want to miss.
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The backyard is designed for recreation and retreat, with a bocce court, chess board and wood-fired pizza oven for easy entertaining. A winding water feature, inspired by the stream beside the Swilcan Bridge at St. Andrews, moves quietly through the lawn. The intimate rear courtyard, framed by a guest cottage that blends seamlessly with the original house, completes a property that honors its history while living comfortably—and creatively—in the present.
SHERRY SAMKUS
380 S. ASHE ST, SOUTHERN PINES
SPECIAL FEATURE
A Spring Garden Party
AT EVERETTE COTTAGE
For the Tour, the courtyard behind the home of Mark and Kathy Parson becomes the setting for a relaxed spring garden party, unfolding just beyond Mark’s studio, where his architectural practice and personal collections reflect a life shaped by design. Here, the wood-fired pizza oven—well known among friends for Mark’s homemade pizzas— forms the heart of the gathering, its warmth drawing guests to long tables simply set for sharing. Carol Dowd of Botanicals fills the courtyard with abundant seasonal arrangements, her flowers carrying the colors and textures of Pinehurst into these garden rooms. Café lights overhead, the scent of baking dough and fresh herbs in the air and welcoming seating areas create an atmosphere that feels both effortless and familiar. Nearby, the bocce court sets an easy rhythm for the afternoon, with friendly matches and cold beers moving the celebration between house and landscape. It is a setting where architecture, garden, and hospitality meet—an expression of Mark's and Kathy’s design philosophy and a timeless welcome to spring in historic Pinehurst.
BOTANICALS FABULOUS FLOWERS & EVENTS
Carol Dowd, AIFD, CPF​
910.692.3800
For Everette Cottage, Carol Dowd layers the studio and courtyard with seasonal flowers for a casual spring garden party that reflects the architecture and the welcoming spirit of Pinehurst. Carol is the owner of Botanicals Fabulous Flowers & Events, located in Southern Pines. Her passion for floral design grew from a family tradition in landscape design and nursery work that spans four generations, and she brings more than twenty years of professional experience to her work. Known for inventive compositions and a distinctive use of color and texture, her designs are both artistic and deeply personal. A Certified Professional Florist® and an accredited member of the American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD), Carol currently serves on the Board of the organization’s Southern Chapter. She is also an active member and former board member of the North Carolina State Florists Association. A sought-after speaker and workshop leader, she regularly presents for garden clubs, professional organizations, the North Carolina Museum of Art, the NCSFA Annual Convention, and the Weymouth Center for the Arts & Humanities. Away from the studio, Carol enjoys showing horses and dogs, ballroom dancing, and time with her family—creative pursuits that reflect the same energy and joy found in her floral work.
Amy & Charles Crabtree
PINEHURST #2
Set along the iconic Pinehurst No. 2 course, the Crabtree home reflects the couple’s shared love of family, sport, and gracious entertaining.
Oriented toward sweeping views of the fourth hole, the house opens to a broad terrace and infinity-edge pool, where the landscape of golf and longleaf pines becomes part of daily life. Inside, a richly layered gathering room serves as both bar and gallery, housing a remarkable collection of golf and baseball memorabilia—each piece tied to a personal memory or shared adventure.
Longleaf pines harvested from the property during construction are incorporated into the walls and cabinetry, grounding the space in its setting and adding warmth and texture. An extensive wine collection overlooks the room, reinforcing its role as the social heart of the home. The open kitchen is designed for family celebrations, centered on a large farm table and flowing easily to a covered patio for outdoor dining and extended entertaining.
Throughout, the house balances comfort with a sense of occasion, creating spaces that welcome both lively gatherings and quiet moments overlooking the course. In this landscape shaped by golf and generations of hospitality, the Crabtrees have created a home that feels both deeply personal and unmistakably Pinehurst.
SPECIAL FEATURE
It's Master's Weekend!
AT PINEHURST #2
For the tour, the Crabtree home becomes a lively Masters Weekend gathering, celebrating the tournament that each spring turns living rooms across the country into front-row seats at Augusta National. Long regarded as the most anticipated televised event in golf, the Masters is as much about tradition and shared viewing as it is about the competition—an occasion for friends and family to come together for the first major of the season. In the main gathering room, local pastel artist Jane Hixson presents her evocative scenes of life in the Village of Pinehurst alongside her celebrated paintings of the Pinehurst Resort courses. She will be signing her books illustrating every hole of Pinehurst No. 2—the only artist to have captured the entire course in this way—creating a natural focal point for guests and a personal connection to the landscape just beyond the windows. Nearby, Southern Whey and The Village Wine Shop create an abundant charcuterie display with demonstrations on composing boards for effortless entertaining. Arranged for relaxed viewing and easy conversation, the setting suggests a day ofgrazing, celebrating, and gathering with friends—equally suited to tournament weekend or any occasion that brings people together. The result is a warm and familiar scene that reflects Pinehurst’s enduring connection to the game and to gracious hospitality.
P. O. Box 3147, Pinehurst
Jane’s paintings have been juried into numerous shows in several states. A winner of national and regional awards, she was chosen by Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art to be an artist-in residence. She was selected by the National Park Service as an alternate for a similar program at Acadia National Park. Her work is in private collections in homes across the United States, Berlin and Paris. She exhibited at the headquarters of the U. S. Geological Survey near Washington, DC. and was featured in élan magazine. Jane’s pastels bring a unique look and feel to the medium and golf art, a reflection ofher earlier training in oil, watercolor and acrylic. Depth and dimension are achieved through extensive layering of color and a mix of blended and non-blended areas on textured tonal paper. An avid traveler, her work reflects a palette from among different regions throughout the country, Europe and the British Isles. Jane graduated from Syracuse University School of Art with a BFA in advertising design and a minor in photography from The Newhouse School. Working in New York for Bantam Books she designed promotional materials for major book releases such as Mastering the Art of French Cooking by chef legend Julia Child. She went back to school for an MBA, then opened her own boutique agency. A fulltime artist, she has painted exclusively in pastel for more than 30 years. She is a Signature Member of the Pastel Society of America and a Signature Member of the Degas Pastel Society. She lives in Pinehurst, North Carolina.
223 NE Broad Street, Southern Pines
910.692.6329, info@southernwhey.com
For the Masters Weekend gathering at the Crabtree home, Southern Whey brings its signature celebration of artisan cheese and perfectly paired wines, demonstrating how an abundant board can anchor any occasion. At Southern Whey, cheese is more than food—it is a way of bringing people together. With a deep commitment to small, family-owned farms, the shop curates a constantly changing selection of handcrafted cheeses, each with its own story of tradition, place, and craft. Their highly curated wines are chosen specifically to complement those cheeses, and the team delights in guiding guests to the ideal pairing. Custom charcuterie boards can be created for an intimate table for two or a gathering of two hundred, surrounded by an exceptional selection of gourmet condiments, spices, crackers, and caviar—among the finest in the region. Wines by the glass invite guests to linger and explore. Inside, the shop is artfully cozy and welcoming; outside, sidewalk tables offer a frontrow seat to the color and energy of downtown Southern Pines. Whether selecting a board for a celebration, joining a tasting, discovering new favorites through the Cheese Club, every visit reflects a simple philosophy: support small farmers, share good cheese, and savor the connections made around the table.
Mary & Mike Patterson
Set along the shores of Lake Dornoch in the Country Club of North Carolina, the Patterson home is a gracious lakeside cottage that feels entirely at ease in its landscape. The architecture is both distinctive and welcoming, with beautifully scaled rooms that are layered in detail yet always comfortable.
The kitchen and living areas flow easily together while maintaining a sense of intimacy and proportion. Mary, an accomplished interior designer, has shaped the interiors with a refined hand—soft, seamless color palettes, notable Southern paintings, and a thoughtful collection of local pottery that adds texture and a strong sense of place.
Designed for gathering, the home balances elegance with livability. A reimagined garage has become a favorite destination for family visits, creating inviting spaces for grandchildren and quiet retreats for adults. Throughout the house, cherished collections are displayed with intention, reflecting the couple’s love of art, craftsmanship, and home.
Wide porches along the lakeside frame tranquil views of the water and allow the rooms to open naturally to the outdoors, making entertaining feel effortless and daily life feel connected to the landscape. Here, on the edge of the lake, the house brings together comfort, beauty, and the easy rhythm of life at CCNC.
SPECIAL FEATURE
Celebrating the Art & Artists of Moore County
IN CCNC
For the tour, the Patterson home becomes a working studio in partnership with the Arts Council of Moore County,celebrating the region’s rich artistic tradition. Throughout the main living spaces, invited artists paint as guests observe, offering a rare opportunity to watch their process and talk with them about inspiration, technique, and the landscapes and stories that shape their work. Representing the breadth of the Arts Council’s programs, the installation highlights a diverse range of styles, mediums, and voices that define the creative life of our community. On the porch overlooking the lake, local potters demonstrate their craft at the wheel, sharing both their methods and the long history of pottery in the Sandhills. Displayed finished pieces echo the collections inside the home, reinforcing the connection between art, daily living, and this place. The setting invites guests to slow down, engage, and experience art as it is made—an atmosphere that reflects both the Patterson home and the Arts Council’s ongoing role in nurturing creativity across Moore County.
Arts Council Galleries at Campbell House
482 East Connecticut Avenue, Southern Pines, NC 28387
910.692.2787 (ARTS)
Founded in 1973, the Arts Council of Moore County has spent more than five decades inspiring and strengthening the community through the arts supporting artists and arts organizations, presentingprograms, and building partnerships that touch every part of local life. Each year the Council reaches more than 15,000 students in public, private, charter, and home schools and provides scholarships to emerging young artists. As the North Carolina Arts Council’s Designated County Partner, it helps sustain a thriving creative economy while showcasing the work of thousands of regional artists. Its home at the historic Campbell House, once part of the Weymouth estate and set within one of the country’s most significant longleaf pine landscapes, has long been a center for cultural life in the Sandhills. With plans for a new gallery addition in the years ahead, the Arts Council continues to shape the future of the arts in our community.
Sherry Samkus
The Samkus home is a lively and deeply personal composition, where cherished heirlooms, collected objects, and original artwork come together in rooms that feel both welcoming and unmistakably individual. Each space reveals a thoughtful balance of comfort and style, guided by Sherry’s confident and intuitive eye.
An accomplished artist, she has filled the house with her own paintings, including expressive portraits of her beloved pets, adding another layer of personality and warmth. The interiors resist easy definition, blending periods and influences in a way that feels spontaneous yet carefully considered.
Outdoors, the garden is designed as a series of private rooms. A porch sheltered by trailing confederate jasmine offers shade and fragrance, while a freestanding pergola, now fully enveloped in angel vine, creates a quiet retreat. Stone paths, statuary, and precisely clipped hedges shape intimate spaces that invite guests to pause on a shaded bench, follow the winding paths, and discover each garden room in turn.
Here, in a setting shaped by creativity, intimate garden spaces, and a life well collected, the house reflects the welcoming, artful spirit that defines Southern Pines at its most personal.
SPECIAL FEATURE
Petals, Paris & Springtime
AT SAMKUS COTTAGE
For the tour, Jennifer Donovan of Shady Maple Farm transforms the Samkus Cottage into a French flower market in full spring bloom,filling the rooms and garden with armfuls of freshly gathered bouquets and market style displays. Buckets of blossoms and loosely wrapped arrangements create the feeling of a morning along a Parisian street, where flowers are chosen on impulse and carried home in abundance. A small café vignette by TheVillage Wine Shop brings a lively sidewalk-in-Paris atmosphere to the scene, with beautiful pastries, artisanal cheeses, chilled rosé, and sparkling refreshments—an irresistible invitation for guests to pause, gather, and savor the moment. Fragrance, color, and texture move easily from indoors to the garden rooms, where the experience feels both intimate and celebratory. Reflecting Sherry’s effortlessly layered and artistic style, the installation is at once relaxed, personal, and full of discover —an atmosphere that echoes the house itself, where every space reveals something beautiful, welcoming, and joyfully collected.
Jennifer Donovan, Founder​
415 Niagara Carthage Road, Carthage, 910.528.2300 shadymaplefarmnc@gmail.com
For the tour, Jennifer Donovan of Shady Maple Flower Farm fills the Samkus cottage with the just-gathered abundance of a Parisian flower market, using her seasonal blooms to create armfuls of color, fragrance, and movement throughout the house and garden. Shady Maple Flower Farm is a small, family-run cut flower farm in nearby Carthage, specializing in distinctive seasonal flowers grown with care for both people and the landscape. Using no-spray, no till practices and organic methods, the farm nurtures healthy soil while producing blooms that are as sustainable as they are beautiful— welcoming to pollinators, pets, and the community alike. A Carthage native, Jennifer spent her early summers mowing greens and fairways on local golf courses, where a lasting love of the outdoors first took root. She later earned adegree in agronomy from NC State University with a focus onenvironmental stewardship. Together with her husband, she chose to put down roots on their own land, creating a farm that reflects their shared commitment to working the soil, living close to nature, and growing something meaningful for the community. Known for unusual varieties and a constantly changing palette that follows the rhythm of the seasons, Shady Maple provides specialty blooms that bring a fresh, just-gathered character to every arrangement.
80 Magnolia Road, Village of Pinehurst, 910.585.2743
For Paris in Springtime at the Samkus home, The Village Wine Shop brings its signature blend of hospitality and discovery, creating a sidewalk café atmosphere that invites guests to linger and celebrate the pleasures of the season. Rooted in the life of the historic Village of Pinehurst, the shop is a gathering place from morning coffee to evening music, where friends meet at small tables, conversations unfold easily, and every visit offers something new to taste and explore. That same spirit shapes their installation here, with beautiful pastries, artisanal cheeses, and thoughtfully selected wines that suggest the ease of spring entertaining. With a focus on small, family owned vineyards, many natural or organic and estateproduced, the wines reflect both the character of the land and the hand of the grower. A curated selection by the glass encourages guests to sample, discover new varietals, and find unexpected favorites. Aperitifs, vermouths, sparkling and still waters, and seasonal wine cocktails complete the experience—an expression of the relaxed sociability and effortless elegance that define. The Village Wine Shop and make it a beloved part of the Village.
Duncraig Manor
Set among sweeping lawns, stone terraces, and formal gardens, Duncraig Manor carries the presence of an English country estate softened by the welcoming spirit of Southern Pines. A fountain-centered courtyard, long garden views, and shaded walks create a sequence of outdoor rooms that invite guests to linger from afternoon light into evening.
Built in 1928 as a private retreat for Quaker Oats heiress Mrs. J. H. Andrews and her daughter, the manor was designed by noted architect Alfred Yeomans, whose work helped define the character of early Southern Pines. Its stone walls, steeply pitched rooflines, and leaded windows reflect a tradition of craftsmanship and permanence that has shaped the property for nearly a century. Thoughtfully restored and reimagined, the house balances European formality with a gracious, livable ease.
Mature plantings and open lawns frame the architecture, linking house and garden in a series of composed views and intimate spaces.
For the tour, Duncraig Manor stands as a living expression of the Southern Pines Garden Club’s enduring mission—where historic landscapes are shared, horticulture is celebrated, and the beauty of place continues to bring the community together.
SPECIAL FEATURE
A Manorhouse Wedding Weekend
AT DUNCRAIG
For the tour, Jack Hadden Floral & Event Design, led by owner Leslie Habets, stages Duncraig Manor as a wedding weekend among family and lifelong friends, with each space reflecting a different moment in the celebration. In the dining room, the table is set for a bridesmaids’ luncheon, layered with abundant flowers and details that suggest an afternoon of toasts and shared memories. The bedrooms are prepared for arriving guests by Opulence of the Pines and Duxiana, where luxurious bedding, nightwear, and bath accessories create the atmosphere of a gracious country house filled for the weekend. On the main terrace, the Italian pizza oven becomes the focal point for a relaxed groomsmen’s gathering, while smaller seating areas throughout the house and gardens are arranged for late night conversations, a quiet morning coffee, and brunch overlooking the lawns and fountain. The experience moves easily from indoors to out, from formal to informal, capturing the rhythm and anticipation of a full wedding weekend. In rooms and garden spaces created for celebration, the manor is once again filled with the beauty of flowers, the warmth of friendship, and the timeless ritual of gathering in Southern Pines.
JACK HADDEN FLORAL & EVENT DESIGN
Leslie Habets
120 West Main Street, AberdeeN
910.944.1071, jackhaddenfloral@gmail.com
For the tour, Jack Hadden Floral & Event Design, led by Leslie Habets, brings the romance and layered celebrations of a Manor House Wedding Weekend to Duncraig, using flowers and gathered details to move guests through each moment of the festivities. Serving Pinehurst, Southern Pines, and the Sandhills from its studio in downtown Aberdeen, the firm creates custom floral environments for weddings, celebrations, corporate gatherings, and private events. Its work ranges from intimate occasions to large-scale settings, including the corporate suites and hospitality venues for the 2024 USGA U.S. Open in Pinehurst. An extensive selection of fresh flowers, tropicals, plants, European and dish gardens supports a design style that moves easily between contemporary, traditional, and highstyle arrangements, as well as silk and dried florals and custom wedding and memorial work. A curated collection of gourmet and fruit baskets, custom gift assortments, greeting cards, and candles offers thoughtful choices for any occasion, with dependable delivery throughout the surrounding communities. Defined by careful craftsmanship, creative vision, and a deep understanding of the celebrations that bring people together, Jack Hadden Floral & Event Design creates settings that feel both memorable and effortlessly welcoming.
280 Northwest Broad Street, Southern Pines, 910.692.2744
400 Daniels Street, Raleigh
919.467.1781
310 Front Street, Suite 815, Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, 904.834.7280
opulenceofsouthernpines.com
For the Manor House Wedding Weekend at Duncraig, Opulence of Southern Pines and DUXIANA, owned by Tanda and Neal Jarest, prepare the guest suites with layers of luxurious bedding, fine linens, and elegant comforts, creating the feeling of a country house filled for a celebratory stay. For more than twenty-five years, their shop has been a favorite destination for residents and visitors seeking beautifully crafted pieces for the home. An extensive selection of bed, bath, and table linens, along with refined accessories, signature fragrances, and distinctive gifts, is complemented by fine lingerie and loungewear for women and classic grooming collections for men. As the regional home of DUXIANA, the store brings one of the world’s most celebrated sleep systems to the Sandhills. Housed in a thoughtfully restored 1940s service station, the space blends historic character with a serene, contemporary presentation—an environment that reflects their belief that daily rituals can be elevated through comfort, beauty, and rest, and where guests awaken to the quiet luxury and anticipation of a wedding weekend in Southern Pines.
