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Country
Living, February 2009
Country Classic: The Vintage Stove
Vintage stoves look a lot like old cars, right down to the chrome
fixtures. [Read
the article]
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Country
Living, October 2008
Country Classic: Yellowware
A bit about yellowware bowls, past and present.
[Read the Article]
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Town
& Country, August 2008
Your Own Private Africa
A former bond trader took brings the Hemingway experience to your
backyard with elaborate custom-made tents.
[Read the article]
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New
Old House, Winter 2008
Starry Night Farm
Using salvaged materials and the quirky layout of his own 18th-century
home for inspiration, an architect creates a traditional stone farmhouse
in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
[Available on request]
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New
Old House, Fall 2007
Salvaging History
Architects show how salvage can save money and environmental impact
while making period-style homes look authentically old.
[Available on request]
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Smart
Homeowner, September/October 2007
Closing in on Zero Energy
In rural Pennsylvania, twin houses received the nation’s
first LEED gold rating for homes and prove state-of-the-art energy
efficiency can be beautiful and affordable.
[Available on request]
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Philadelphia Home, Summer 2007
Light Meals
A window-filled addition gives a family kitchen a chance to shine.
[Read
the article]
Artistic Appetites
A mosaic artist and mother of four brings a flair for the dramatic
to her redesigned kitchen.
[Read
the article]
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Smart Homeowner, May/June 2007
Green Restorations for Historic Homes
Renovating an old house not only preserves the heritage and craftsmanship
of a bygone era, it also eliminates the environmental impact of
constructing a new house. But sustainable historic preservation
can be tricky, as anyone knows who has tried insulating a drafty
Victorian without destroying plaster walls or leaded windows.
[Available on request]
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