Exposed wooden beams and overhead gas pipes lend a vintage, industrial flavor to Chef Heather’s restaurant, converted from the old Dixie Service Station on West Main Street.
Carolyn R. Wilson | For the Washington County News
Heather and James Warren stand in front of a chalkboard menu at their restaurant, Chef Heather’s in Abingdon.
Carolyn R. Wilson | For the Washington County News
A painting of the original Dixie Service Station by Abingdon artist Roma Baker hangs on a wall at Chef Heather’s restaurant.
Carolyn R. Wilson | For the Washington County News
Interior designer Erika Campbell helps customers enhance interior spaces at 343 Designs, a business in town that focuses on cabinet, appliance, plumbing and lighting retail sales for new construction, as well as remodeling.
Carolyn R. Wilson | For the Washington County News
The old Exxon gasoline station was converted into a showroom of kitchen cabinetry displays and a working kitchen complete with working appliances for demonstrations.
Carolyn R. Wilson | For the Washington County News
Exposed wooden beams and overhead gas pipes lend a vintage, industrial flavor to Chef Heather’s restaurant, converted from the old Dixie Service Station on West Main Street.
Carolyn R. Wilson | For the Washington County News
Interior designer Erika Campbell helps customers enhance interior spaces at 343 Designs, a business in town that focuses on cabinet, appliance, plumbing and lighting retail sales for new construction, as well as remodeling.
Carolyn R. Wilson | For the Washington County News
The old Exxon gasoline station was converted into a showroom of kitchen cabinetry displays and a working kitchen complete with working appliances for demonstrations.
Carolyn R. Wilson | For the Washington County News
