About Heidi
Blogger, trend-spotter, Charles Luck brand aficionado, stone fanatic, logophile (lover of words, not logos) recovering perfectionist, foodie, mom of four little ones searching desperately for the elusive 8 hours of sleep, curious about people and places, and Director of Brand Marketing.
Ah, our final moment or our wonderful partnership with VCU’s Department of Fashion Design and Merchandising. It’s been an amazing semester, culminating in the Annual Juried Fashion Show, unanimously celebrated as Virginia Commonwealth University’s Department of Fashion Design and Merchandising longest running and most anticipated event of the academic year. This year, the concept of [...]
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Nearly 230 years after Thomas Jefferson designed the Virginia Capitol, a statue of him is finally on permanent display in the landmark. The $300,000 bronze sculpture was unveiled this past week in the 5-year-old subterranean Capitol Extension beneath the south lawn of Capitol Square. The sculpture, titled “Thomas Jefferson: Architect of Liberty,” weighs 800 pounds and [...]
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Charles Luck is proud to announce that for the first time in the company’s history it will participate in the High Point Market in April 2012. The style-minded stone company will highlight Kreoo by Decormarmi, an exquisite new line of stone furniture from Vicenza, Italy, in the historic Hamilton Wrenn Design district at 200 N [...]
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Categories: Craft, Happenings & Events, Inspiration, Stone Fanatics, Things We Love
Tags: Andrew Moore, Ansel Olson, Charles Luck Studio, Glave and Holmes, Hippodrome Theater, Martha Culpeper, Nelson Byrd Woltz, Peter Fraser, Richmond AIA Chapter
On April 10, at the newly renovated Hippodrome Theater in Richmond, Glave and Holmes won a Honor Award for Design Excellence for their work with the Richmond Studio of Charles Luck Stone Center. This award was given through the Richmond AIA Chapter and was accepted by Andrew Moore of Glave and Holmes. He said it [...]
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Sometimes all it takes to transform a countertop from ordinary to the extraordinary is just a little attention to detail. Adding a unique edge treatment – whether its a radius cut, a laminated edge that adds more depth, an interesting angle or corner – will make your countertop or vanity distinctive and a signature piece of [...]
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