Fall 2007

Our fall issue focuses on renovations that embrace the historic while adopting modern conveniences. A 1903 Corbin Park bungalow, a steakhouse using everything from high-quality oak and mahogany woods to a tin-stamped burgundy ceiling, to create an atmosphere authentic to an original 1880s Western bar, and a new home that uses technology to create Art Deco flair.

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Feature Article: A New Northwest Tradition

Raising four children took a toll on the Hilbert’s 4,200 square foot, two and a half story Cape Cod style home but when homeowners undertook their Dalton Gardens renovation in June of 2006, they had no idea they’d be embarking on a seven month camping trip right in their own home. Join us on a tour of this top to bottom renovation with 400 square feet of added living space.
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Table of Contents - Fall 2007 Issue

6. Dramatic Openings
Take one brand new house, add a home theater and wine cellar, top it all off with three unusual doors and achieve one unique home.

12. The Seven Year Itch
A talented homeowner utilizes legwork and skilled craftsmen to achieve a classic yet modern vision.

18. Historic Quality – Brand New Look
Pictures of Rathdrum based Braided Accents and Hamley & Company's new masterpiece.

22. The Butler Did It
Renovating a Youngstown kitchen, and a servant's basement in this historic Corbin Park home become a labor of love.

29. A New Northwest Tradition
Raising four children in their well-loved home took a toll, so these homeowners undertook a top-to-bottom renovation and expansion.

38. Color Plus Placement Equals SPACE
A small bathroom seems to grow when tricks of the trade are used to visually open up the space.

40. Dazzle & Light
Hammered stainless steel adds sparkle to the warmth and function of this complete kitchen remodel.

44. The Final Piece of the Puzzle
A major remodel in this light and bright kitchen completes the of update of this South Hill Home.