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Home For The Holidays: With the Maddens

Catherine Madden fondly remembers what an honor it was to be asked by the nuns at the Villa Maria Academy to participate in the “Hanging of the Greens” ceremony when ...

Catering Begins At Home: Want to Throw a Party? Make it Easy by Hiring a Caterer

Some people seem to have a genetic predisposition for throwing parties. You know the type: The neighbor who can pull together an impromptu “my son decided to come home a ...

Family and Fairytales: At Home with Joan and Bobby Foster

Joan and Bobby Foster’s home on Woodland Avenue is known around the neighborhood as “the gingerbread house” thanks to its abundance of decorative exterior “stick work”—delightful ornamental wooden details on ...

The Best For Your Guests: Thoughtful Touches Make Visitors Feel Welcome

The arrival of the holiday season often brings other kinds of arrivals, namely your family and friends, who travel over the rivers and through the woods to spend time with ...

Craftsman Style Today: How to Spot Elements of it in Your Home

I don’t know about you, but I am “over” clutter. Do I really need that drawer full of gadgets when one great paring knife will do? Can’t you see yourself ...

Generation to Generation

Two years ago, Joe and Jessica Hodges and their children became the seventh generation to live on their family farm in Evington. The property encompasses 600 acres, with grandparents, aunts, ...

Benches: Front and Center

Modern homeowners ask a lot from our furnishings. We want style, comfort and functionality all in one. Oh, and versatility is important too—because we like to have options. We don’t ...

Grills and Thrills: Cook Year-Round with New Choices in Luxury Equipment

Cooking out is a staple of American life that can be counted on to bring together family, friends and community for a meal, camaraderie and memory making. Like most ...