Junior League of Springfield's annual Tour of Kitchens fundraiser shows off some of the most beautiful kitchens in 417-land all for a good cause.

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See six gorgeous, thoughtfully designed kitchens in person at the Junior League of Springfields fourth annual Tour of Kitchens. The organization was built on the ideals of serving others in the community through fundraising efforts and volunteering. To fund some of their projects, Junior League has planned a day full of demonstrations and samples that keep mouths watering from start to finish. Guests load onto a shuttle and are whisked away on an escorted tour to six homes in Highland Springs. During their visit, guests can admire the style and architecture of each gorgeous kitchen as local businesses create some of their most loved meals and recipes. Chefs from Metropolitan Farmer,MaMaJeans Natural Market, Shakers Bartending, Barley Wheat & Rye Social House and more are at the ready to cook up crowd favorites or new tasty treats. Guests start the day at 10 a.m. in the parking lot of the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame where a shuttle picks them up and takes them to Highland Springs to begin the tour. At the end of the event, VIP attendees are invited to attend an after party at the Highland Springs Country Club.

The Louth Kitchen (above)

A large kitchen is needed for all of the 18 members of Jim and Suzanne Louths family. The kitchensfloorplanis arranged in such a way that makes hosting and gathering comfortable and functional.The medium blue island acts as a hub for those who are grazing on delicious snacks; the refrigerator is within easy reach, and a pullout microwave is ready for use at just the touch of a button. A large pantry is set to the side and houses a wine cooler and workstation for whipping up a quick batch of cookies. This secret area is key tokeeping the mess out of view from the rest of the kitchen.

The Hicks Kitchen

Combining Kyle Hickss rustic style and Stacy Hickss traditional tastes, the couples kitchen is a room filled with various shades of browns, blacks and grays. The kitchen is set up for the ultimate hostingpast the large island, the room opens into a larger space set up with a cloth sofa, two chairs, a television, a kitchen table and a piano. The area is the perfect setup for mingling and interacting with the host and hostess as they use their indoor grill, ice maker and trash compactor to serve and delight guests with the tastiest of treats.

TheHazelriggKitchen

Chris and JenniferHazelriggs kitchen is organized like a foodies dream. Not quite traditional, but not contemporary either, this transitional kitchen is picturesque in tones of white and gray. Pull-out drawers equipped with reinforcements store heavy dishes within reach, and others are lined with built-in utensil organizers. A large white island with granite countertops offers more space to prepare and serve mouthwatering dishes. To top it off, the appliances in the kitchen were picked with careful consideration and the intent to make cooking and baking feel like an art form.

The Miner Kitchen

Fresh is the first word that comes to homeowner Marta Miner when she looks at her combined kitchen and dining room. Inspired by West Coast homes in Los Angeles, Marta and Jeremy Miner ensured their kitchen and dining room are flooded with natural light from the oversized windows. Their kitchen has a light color scheme complete with white countertops, light gray walls and stainless steel appliances. The kitchen is equipped with two islands, one of which houses a wine cooler. The Viking stove has six burners, and sitting below is a double oven, making cooking and preparing food easy and quick.

TheHerschendKitchen

The first thing you notice in the newly renovated kitchen at Michelle and AustinHerschends home is the eye-catching white-and-gray backsplash. Acting as a focal point, the backsplash is a modern twist that compliments the rest of the houses traditional style. The kitchen itself is spacious and makes for easy interacting. The large islands black countertop was replaced with white marble, and the room was recently updated with small touches like switching light fixtures and door handles. When you walk in, you cant miss the gas oven, breakfast nook and a coffee bar with a wine cooler sitting below.

TheMantalaKitchen

This space owned by Dr. MarceloMantalaand MayLylahChua-Mantalahas the creamy feel of a rustic Italian kitchen. With rich hues of brown, gold and tan, the kitchens color scheme and decor make those who walk through feel as though they are entering a different world. Most of the cabinets have glass doors or no doors at all, and on one side, the wall has a large opening looking into the adjoining room. In the center of it all sits an off-white island with a black granite countertop that offers seating to guests while the host and hostess bustle from either end of the kitchen.

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When tenants step into Halifax Lofts, the high, spacious hallways will take them back to the days when hundreds of students were bustling through to get to their classrooms that have now been transformed into modern, stylish lofts.

Those classrooms are the very things that lend the old Halifax Elementary School to being favorable to these types of projects, according to Echelon Resources developer Edwin Gaskin.

Just looking from the outside, one can see how the classrooms provide that type of structure for rooms.

Within the 30 units, there are roughly eight floor plans with most apartments being one bedroom, but there are some with two bedrooms.

With these historic redevelopments, you dont often get cookie cutter because youre working around existing walls or features, said Gaskins.

Inside the rooms are grey, black and brown granite countertops alongside black and silver appliances that Gaskin said were actually voted on by a group who follows them on Facebook.

Some rooms still have a touch of the classroom such as a chalkboard down the side of the living area, and one may spot where lockers used to sit.

One of the rooms is specifically unique, the former cafeteria.

Because these are done as part of the National Parks Service Guidelines, we actually had to preserve this space as open, said Gaskin.

It lends itself to a very unique buyer as the former cafeteria now has an open floor plan for the bedroom, kitchen and living area in a 2,818 square feet studio apartment.

The only rooms it has are the bathroom, laundry area and closet space, and the tenant will have his or her very own stage.

We actually already have a buyer for this unit, said Gaskin. We realize that not all of these rooms appeal to every buyer, but we cater to the young professional. That creates an expectation of both style, fashion and security, and we try to deliver on those fronts.

Each tenant will enter the building using a key-swipe entry, and Gaskin has the capabilities and security cameras to keep an eye on all entrances, common areas and hallways of the facility, even from the convenience of his smartphone.

There are five exterior entrances, and some of the units have their own private entrance.

Outside of the main building are what used to be mobile unit classrooms that are now more private rooms.

Additions have been added to the units, and they have incorporated the historic outside of the former classrooms to the inside of the apartments.

These units are in the ideal location to enjoy the 4.2 acres that Halifax Lofts sits on.

Residents of Halifax Lofts also have ample amount of parking and dumpster service, and these apartments are positioned in a safe, quiet neighborhood that is located minutes from the town of Halifax.

That very neighborhood also has been helpful in the aesthetics of the building that houses various photos of old classmates, basketball teams and Girl Scouts that adorn the hallways.

One of the Girl Scouts in this photo actually donated it, and we have people who come in here and name who the individuals are in the photos, said Gaskin.

Even though the lofts offer a contemporary appeal, the building still lends itself to nostalgia for former classmates, and individuals will have the chance to reminisce at a grand opening this fall.

No date has been set at this time, but Gaskin is aiming for late September, early October.

The town and county have been very good to work with, said Gaskin.

Several of the lofts have been leased, and tenants are expected to begin moving in within the month.

Halifax Lofts is their fifth project with the other closest redevelopment being in Chatham.

Interested individuals may find more information about these pet-friendly lofts with rents that range from $800 to $950 a month on their website, HalifaxLofts.com.

Halifax Lofts also can be found on Facebook, and individuals can receive information by emailing halifaxlofts@gmail.com or calling 434-830-1580.

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Kitchen islands are command central. Playing host to everything from homework to happy hour, islands are often the most popular spot in the house as well as a stunning showcase of style.

It used to be that islands played an important role in allowing homeowners to gain more countertop for cooking, but its really taken on a whole new life in todays kitchen, said Stephanie Pierce, director of design and trends for MasterBrand Cabinets, its more about creating a focal point within the space for social and family interaction, in addition to the food prep.

Designer Denise Bosley, owner of Denise Bosley Interiors in Sierra Madre said, If homeowners can fit an island, they will have an island.

In many cases, the bigger the better.

The popularity of open floor plans has resulted in larger islands that serve as a kitchen workhorse, Grand Central for socializing and a piece of custom furniture that connects spaces and creates flow.

If an oversized island is on the wish list, however, Bosley advises clients to think it through. You have to consider things like the type of stone you want to use, said Bosley, if you do want a really large island youre going to have seams and some people dont like that.

Bosley said one 11-foot island she installed required a seam down the center to merge two slabs. You dont see it in pictures, and it becomes an afterthought then you build this big island and think, oh, boy.

Paul LEsperance, co-owner of LEsperance Design in West Hollywood said when it comes to countertops, his clients are requesting Neolith, an ultra-compact surface material manufactured by combining raw materials found in glass, porcelain and quartz under extreme heat and intense pressure.

Everybody wants the beauty of Calcutta marble, said LEsperance, but they dont want the upkeep this is selling like crazy.

Bosley agreed. People want marble, but they know its not practical for most family kitchens, she said, weve been using a lot of quartz, and a lot of new [manufactured] materials coming out that look like marble.

Upgraded islands also boast bigger sinks. Its not just a small prep sink anymore, said Bosley. People are using them to wash dishes and share during prep.

Divided sinks are out too, LEsperance said: Everybody wants the big trough, farm sinks in stainless steel or enamel.

The biggest news in islands, however, is color.

The island is a great opportunity to provide some personality with color or warmth with wood tones, so we are seeing islands being utilized a lot as an accent element.

Everybody wants to paint their cabinets right now, said LEsperance. Theres a little bit of a revolt from white so the first project people jump on is an island because its not like redoing all the cabinets.

Well do white perimeter cabinets, said Bosley, and color on the island. Navy blues, beachy shades and bold greens and blues are trending.

Blue is definitely the number one pick for kitchen accent colors this year, said Pierce, and its all shades.

Hague Blue from Farrow and Ball is beautiful, said LEsperance, you know with [inspiration from the] islands, people can go a little more wild.

For your design inspiration, we pored over our photo archives for some of our favorite kitchen islands. Enjoy!

Bonnie McCarthy contributes to the Los Angeles Times as a home and lifestyle design writer. She enjoys scouting for directional trends and reporting on whats new and next. Follow her on Twitter @ThsAmericanHome.

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5 Hearthstone Lane

$799,999

The sunroom in this four-bedroom Colonial has an air conditioner, ceiling fan and heater, essentially making it a four-seasons room, says listing agent Bryan Karp of Re/Max Eastern Properties. For 365 days a year, even when its snowing outside, you could be out there in that room getting the beautiful seclusion of the backyard, Karp says. The sunroom, accessed by sliding glass doors in the den, has vaulted glass-paneled ceilings with adjustable blinds. The 12-by-16-foot room overlooks the tree-lined backyard, which includes a heated in-ground saltwater pool surrounded by a paver patio. The home, built in 2000, features 2 12 bathrooms. Beyond the entry hall are formal living and dining rooms, a den with a fireplace and an eat-in kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Hardwood floors run throughout the house. The master suite has tray ceilings, a walk-in closet and full bathroom. The 0.4-acre property, with taxes of $19,596, includes a partially finished basement and a two-car garage. Bryan Karp, Re/Max Eastern Properties, 516-384-0571

746 Vivian Ct.

$529,000

A 17-by-25-foot sunroom, with electricity and heat, is situated at the back of this four-bedroom, three-bathroom high-ranch. Fully glassed on the walls and ceiling, the sunroom has UV-protective, streak-free glass, says listing agent Anthony Artale of Keller Williams Realty Greater. Sliding glass doors off the first-level family room open to the sunroom, which also features a door leading out to the backyard of the 68-by-93-foot property. The 1961 house, with hardwood flooring throughout, includes a granite eat-in kitchen, living room and formal dining room on the main level. The master bedroom includes one of the homes three full bathrooms, one of which includes a Jacuzzi tub. The corner property, with taxes of $12,001, also features an attached two-car garage. Anthony Artale, Keller Williams Realty Greater, 516-322-0123

127 Chestnut St.

$569,990

The sunroom in this three-bedroom Colonial offers views of the one-acre property, which has a 26-foot koi pond with two waterfalls. The 18-by-24-foot four-season sunroom also features radiant heated floors, says listing agent Carol Grau of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage. Sliding glass doors off the sunroom open to an expansive brick patio and pergola that overlook the yard and gardens. Double glass-panel doors leads into the kitchen, which has granite countertops and a butlers pantry. The updated home, built in 1974, includes 2 12 bathrooms, formal living and dining rooms and a den with a fireplace. French doors open to the master suite, which has a separate sitting room, a 7-by-19-foot walk-in closet with his-and-her entrances, a bathroom with a walk-in shower stall, Jacuzzi tub and bidet, and sliders that open to a private balcony. The 120-by-363-foot property, with taxes of $14,138, also includes a partially finished basement, an attached one-car garage and a greenhouse. Carol Grau, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, 631-875-2596

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Showing its product diversity, control and automation company RTI has begun shipping its latest commercial/residential solution the CX10 touchpanel.

Integrators can use the 10-inch CX10 "from the executive boardroom to the gourmet kitchen," says the company, providing an easy-to-use touchpanel for a multitude of environments.

"With the introduction of the CX10, we continue to broaden our range of innovative touchpanels, providing integrators with yet another great option for residential and commercial clients," says Mike Everett, vice president of global sales, RTI. "The CX10 is a step up in touchscreen size from our CX7, which will give our dealers more space to create a custom interface, but the features that set this unit apart are the ability to watch HD video, built-in video intercom and amazing installation flexibility."

The user interface features a 10-inch, touch-capacitive 1200x800 WXGA resolution LCD screen.

The LCD screen also delivers an HD video experience supported by the inclusion of an HDBaseT input and stereo speakers.

RTI emphasizes the CX10 easily mounts on countertops and tabletops as well as underneath cabinets.

The unit offers a tilt range of 10 degrees to 90 degrees. It includes video intercom support with built-in composite video inputs for the connection of security cameras, and proximity sensors that brings the touchpanel back to life when approached.

Some of the CX10's dealer options include wired 10/100 BaseT and wireless Ethernet to support two-way control and feedback, as well as programming upgrades.Integrators have the option of using a separate power supply or Power over Ethernet Plus to power the touchscreen.

The CX10's interface experience is customizable through RTI's Integration Designer APEX software.

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Founded on the belief that art should be accessible to all, Creative Growth provides a nurturing space for artistic development and expression. This curated collaboration features the impeccable work of four Creative Growth artists paired with four new fragrances inspired by the artists' work, including palm garden, jasmine lily, cedar spice and vanilla sky. The collection is available exclusively at Target for $3.49 each from now through the end of the year.

"At method, we truly view cleaning as an act of creative expression,"said Doug Piwinski, CMO of People Against Dirty. "Creative Growth's powerful and meaningful work hasinspired us to produce a limited edition collection that celebrates these incredible artists, and enables us to bring their art and their storiesto more people."

The commissioned Creative Growth artists and their work include:

"Our mission is to understand how everyone is a part of the creative community," said Tom di Maria, director of Creative Growth. "Our partnership with method is about valuing how our artists can be seen as contemporary designers, and how their art can enrich the everyday experience of people."

ABOUT PEOPLE AGAINST DIRTYPeople Against Dirty is a company made up of two brands method and Ecover filled with fearless thinkers, mad scientists and adventurous designers who believe in defying the status quo with innovation and optimism. We take cleaning seriously but not ourselves. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Francisco, method (methodhome.com) is the pioneer of premium planet-friendly and design-driven home, fabric and personal care products. Formulated with naturally derived, biodegradable ingredients, method puts the hurt on dirt without doing harm to people, creatures or the planet. Also playing an important role at People Against Dirty is Ecover (ecover.com) the revered pioneering European-based line of ecological cleaning products that has had an enormous impact on the world of cleaning and a positive impact on the planet.

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By Sheryl Roberts

Many people have a horizon for when theyll be selling their homes.

It could be a year, two years or five years. The family is growing and they need larger quarters the kids are grown and they want smaller quarters Florida is alluring or whatever the reason. When the time comes to put the home on the market, they go all out painting, updating and replacing.

Why put all that money, time and effort into your home for a new owner? Instead, put that money, time and effort into a home youll enjoy for however long you stay there. When Ive staged homes for clients who are getting ready to put their homes on the market, Ive heard so many say, I wish I had done that sooner so I could have enjoyed it. Dont be one of those people. Do it now and enjoy it now.

Take a good look at your kitchen

The kitchen is the most popular room in the house so it needs style and sensibility. However, an overhaul to your kitchen can be very costly. But there are a few small changes that will make a major difference.

Now, take a look at your bathroom

The appeal of a lovely bathroom can remind you of a luxury hotel or soothing spa. You can create a taste of that in your bathroom.

In and around the home

Take a look around your home to see what else you may be able to update or redo: Are your wooden floors worn or discolored? Is your carpet stained or badly worn? If your wallpaper peeling? These can all be updated for you to enjoy.

Sheryl Roberts of Marlborough is the owner of Inner Space Concepts, an interior decorating and home staging company in Marlborough. She can be reached at sherylroberts@comcast.net.

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Property Owner: Yes

Covered by Insurance: No

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Project: Repair Stone Slab Countertops

Date: 11/2016

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Comment: needs to install granite countertop

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Date: 10/2016

Project Description: Install or replace countertop

Part of larger remodel: No

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Date: 09/2016

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Date: 09/2016

Project Description: Install or replace countertop

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Date: 09/2016

Project Description: Install or replace countertop

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