Renovation is worth waiting for
Serendipity. It’s a word for a happy accident. But what do you call a happy accident that is predicated ahead of time? Perhaps it simply comes down to fate. Fate…
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Curb appeal adds character to an older home
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Taking over the reins in a renovation
Adam and Kristy Valente’s home, located along the Overbrook Ravine in Clintonville, is not only a stunning and refreshing home, but it is also a place where kids and adults…
Powder rooms with personality
Even though they are typically the smallest rooms in our homes, powder rooms often get showered with more than their fair share of pizazz. The four basic elements necessary—vanity, toilet,…
Kitchen remodel is a tasteful balance
Even the most compatible people can disagree wildly on interior design. And when a husband and wife don’t have the same taste, the design process can feel less like spouses…
New patio is set in stone
After an extensive renovation to the interior of their home impacted their existing patio space, one Upper Arlington couple decided that was the catalyst they needed to begin planning a…
Wine cellar inspiration: From Napa to New Albany
Some couples play tennis. Some couples collect art. But one New Albany couple turned their passion for wine into their retirement plan by opening a vineyard in Napa Valley. “While…
Kitchen remodel offers a shift in perspective
When Penny and Keith Harris decided to renovate their kitchen, there was one decorative asset they insisted on including: the room’s cozy couch. Their stipulation was understandable; the kitchen’s bay…
Back yard designed for family
A pre-dawn swim under the stars. A refreshing float after a long day of yardwork. A raucous game of water basketball. While a Columbus family has very different reasons for…
Kitchen is worth a three-year wait
A Westerville homeowner had been holding on to an inspirational photo that she clipped from a magazine for over three years before she was able to stand in a space…
A quaint English kitchen remodel
Old-world charm spills from one Tudor-style home in Bexley with an authentic exterior characterized by warm sandstone, steeply gabled slate rooflines and deep bow windows set with small panes of…
Banding together for a master suite remodel
When homeowners Michael and Catherine Montalto decided to remodel their home, it was a labor of love spanning 10 years across two phases and one crew. Most recently, the completion…
Master bath makeover is playing with marbles
When Don and Danielle McCloskey built their house in late 1999, it was their dream home. “It was our first go at building a house, and while it was our…