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Developer Bob Ranquist builds another dream home for his family
PLAYING THE ANGLES: A light-filled family home in a former warehouse in Bucktown makes the most of its surprising footprint
Labor Day Weekend Harbor Country
It’s a party in Harbor Country this weekend. Nonpareil in downtown Buchanan, Michigan, takes place on historic Front Street Saturday, September 4 from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m….
Trilogy in Three Oaks, Calder at MCA
If you’re getting out of the city and heading up to Harbor Country this Labor Day weekend, first of all (a) lucky you, I’m jealous, and second of all (b) good timing, as there is a grand opening party on Saturday, Sept. 4 at 6 p.m. for Brandon Nelson’s new Three Oaks venture, Trilogy Antiques and Design. Nelson, a Chicago expat and the owner of quirky antiques shop Ipso Facto, is taking over the old Springdale vintage furniture store space at 19 West Elm Street, and planning to run it as a group shop featuring a select gaggle of dealers, artists, and designers…
Graham & Brown’s Shape & Form
Graham & Brown, the innovative wallcoverings company, has hit another home run with its new, architecturally inspired collection, Shape & Form…
Cynthia Vardhan porcelain
This new independent ceramic designer based in Columbus, Ohio, sent us a note about her handmade, intricately patterned porcelain…
Chicago Home + Garden Magazine's ‘Color’ Issue Hits Newsstands September 2nd
Story highlights from the September/October 2010 issue of Chicago Home + Garden magazine, featuring bright touches, pro favorites, and a quirky Bucktown warehouse.
Sharyn Blond Linens
How exquisite are these guest towels from Sharyn Blond Linens—new at Kneen & Co.?…
SL Consignment
For the current issue of our sister publication, Chicago magazine (buy it here), I wrote a fall travel piece on a terrific home-style destination, Buchanan, Michigan…
Fine Line Tile Sale
Fine Line Tile Gallery has outgrown its digs at 209 W. Illinois St. and is moving across the street October 1 to a space two-and-a-half times bigger…