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Chatham Magazine September/October 2024

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Best of

Chatham

Interior

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Hannah Brown

Deep River Mercantile and Deep River Home

Mary Kate Bedell Fresh Air Designs

What does it mean to have your business in Chatham? Hannah Brown We love Pittsboro and Chatham and enjoy maintaining that smalltown feel in our stores and with our clients, even as the area grows. Mary Kate Bedell I am so honored to be a part of making the homes of Chatham County beautiful and functional.

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Cheryl Bafford Cheryl Bafford Interior Design

Cheryl Bafford Being in Chatham allows us to form special relationships with clients and trade partners, which helps us create amazing spaces that truly reflect our community. Ashlie Campbell & Shana O’Leary Having a business here means being part of a close-knit community where relationships and tradition matter. Our business isn’t just about creating beautiful spaces – it’s about enhancing the life of our town and connecting with people on a personal level.

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Ashlie Campbell and Shana O’Leary An Acquired Style

How would you describe your design style, and how has it evolved over the years? HB I’m traditional at heart, but I’ve become more emboldened with my use of color and patterns. The most important elements to me are that a space feels layered and comfortable. There is no sense in design if it’s not comfortable and livable. 


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