Bathroom design sings the blues
“I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say any other way–things I had no words for.” Interior designer Laura Einstein of Ultimate Interiors didn’t…
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Victorian Village bathroom remodel
When owners Paul Feeney and Chad Braun moved into their Victorian Village home, they knew that they were going to have to make some changes. “At the time it was built, a…
Victorian Village kitchen remodel
Following the overwhelming popularity of nearby neighborhood German Village in the 1960s, areas in Columbus like the Short North, Italian Village, and Victorian Village experienced their own surges in interest…
Switch hit kitchen remodel
Recently Marilyn and John Miller, who live in a Muirfield traditional that they built 16 years ago, found themselves in a bit of a situation: nearly all of their appliances…
Modern bathroom is all about relaxation
When homeowners Carrie and Chris decided to undergo a renovation they had two goals in mind: to create a space big enough to accomodate their family of eight, and to…
Bedroom ideas create a permanent staycation
Carrie grew up with a big family and big woods behind her home. It was a comforting retreat. So, when Carrie and her husband Chris bought their suburban Columbus home…
Thinking inside the box with a bathroom remodel
When Carrie Kramer, her husband Terry and their three children moved into their new home in Westerville, they certainly never intended to stay, but a renovation-including a gorgeous bathroom remodel-made…
The virtue of patience
Seven years after receiving the keys to his Dublin home, this homeowner, with his keen eye for style, knew precisely what he wanted to do to make the 3,800-square-foot French…
Authentic charm in a home remodel
Four years ago, Ray Lewis and Matt Condon were ready to move. “We wanted a truly unique property,” Ray explains. They found it all in Bexley with a charming Cotswold style…
Landscape exhibits authentic charm
Four years ago, Ray Lewis and Matt Condon were ready to move from their townhouse in the Short North. They set out to find something different, a one-of-a-kind home in…
Side-by-side satisfaction
Frustrated by constantly bumping elbows in a nearly 25-year-old kitchen, a soon-to-be wed Westerville couple concluded they either had to find a new home with a larger kitchen, or cook…
Outdoor destination
From the pleasing repetition of Georgian-style architecture to walking trails that seamlessly connect to the town center, there’s an effortless refinement in the city of New Albany, created through careful…