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I have to show you my junk drawer.
The true measure of a great kitchen remodel.
Marcia Levy pulls open the drawer. It is wide and flat, and inside are 18 compartments.
Before, I had no idea we had all of these thingies, she says dangling in midair one of six measuring tapes in the what else? measuring-tape compartment. Others are loaded with chip clips, scissors, pens, stickers, tape, flashlights. More.
I love this, she says, pushing the drawer shut.
Next its off to view the garbage-recycle cabinet. And the utensil drawer, eight sections holding spatulas, whisks, spoons. More.
For the most part, Marcia and her husband, Mark, have loved life over the past 20 years in their big, old 1919 Craftsman in the Seward Park neighborhood. Private yard at the end of a private road, large lawn ringed with flowers and trees, all of it splayed before a real Southern belle of a front porch.
It was just the small, dark outdated kitchen that couldnt keep up with a couple who really cooks. It needed rescuing. Something sleek, warm and functional. And that is just what interior designer Alexa Milton did.
Marcia wanted a modern kitchen in lime green, but one that also would suit the old house. Milton did that with custom lime-stained maple cabinets, white subway tile, fawn maple floors, fossil-flecked limestone counters and LED lights in recessed stripes.
Marcia wanted a kitchen where both she and Mark, and sometimes guests, too, could cook together. Milton did that with a bump-out and a new island with a prep sink.
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FORMER NFL STAR EDDIE GEORGE AND FAMED INTERIOR DESIGNER MONICA PEDERSEN SET AS JUDGES ON NATE BERKUS-HOSTED "AMERICAN DREAM BUILDERS"
Twelve of the Nation's Top Designers and Builders From Around the Country Compete for Title and $250,000 Cash Prize on NBC's New Competition Series
UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. - Jan. 17, 2014 - Former NFL running back/landscape architect Eddie George and design expert Monica Pedersen have been tapped as judges on NBC's new one-hour reality-competition series "American Dream Builders."
The series, which premieres Sunday, March 23 at 8 p.m. ET/PT, will have Nate Berkus serve as host, judge and executive producer.
Showcasing the talents of highly accomplished designers and home builders from around the country, "American Dream Builders" will enlist 12 of the most sought-after designers and builders for a high-pressure competition designed to push everyone's creative reach. Each week the contestants will tackle two massive home-renovation projects, each featuring unique architectural styles that result in jaw-dropping transformations. They will rethink the way we live and create new design that is sure to inspire.
"My goal is for this show to stand for magazine-worthy designs," said Berkus. "For that to happen, we had to start with a great cast capable of reaching that level of design. They had to be established - a group focused on maintaining their hard-earned reputations. I knew I had to have judges join me that would not only push our talented designers, but push me as well. Eddie and Monica are those judges. They have an opinion and aren't afraid to share it."
Well-known for his brilliant football career, George is a Heisman Trophy winner who spent most of his career with the Tennessee Titans. After his playing days, George was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame (Ohio State), and pursued his passion as a landscape architect. He is co-founder of EDGE, a leading landscape architecture firm based in Tennessee and Ohio. With projects ranging from retail and office spaces to college campuses and entire communities, the company currently enjoys regional market expertise across the Midwest and South.
As a designer on more than 90 episodes of HGTV's hit series "Designed to Sell" and 50 episodes of "Bang for Your Buck," Pedersen has quickly become a trusted name in design and renovation. The Chicago-based Pedersen, who preaches beauty and function, is also well known for her appearances as an expert on NBC's "Today" show as well as "HGTV Dream Home," "House Hunter's Great Escapes," the "Steve Harvey Show" and many others. She released her first design book, "Make It Beautiful," in 2012.
The highly successful and established contestants on "American Dream Builders" will showcase their talents and inspire America to create their own dream home. The winner will receive a grand prize of $250,000.
The competitors include:
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Dallas Interior Designer Jeffrey Johnson Introduces Design By The Day
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VOL. 129 | NO. 10 | Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Memphis Newsmakers
Leslie Shankman-Cohn has been elected the 2014 president of the Tennessee Interior Design Coalition, a statewide coalition committed, through legislative and regulatory endeavors, to enhance and protect the right to practice interior design. Shankman-Cohn is a partner in Jill Hertz Interior Design, a division of Eclectic Interiors. She specializes in custom-designed furniture, space planning, furnishings and finishes specifications, universal design, Aging in Style and sustainable design issues.
Hometown: Memphis
Experience: Registered interior designer by the state of Tennessee; certified by the National Council of Interior Design Qualifications; professional member of the American Society of Interior Designers; certified Aging in Place specialist; and a certified Green Professional.
Family: Between my husband and I, we have 5 children and their spouses, and 6 grandchildren, all living in different areas of the country!
Favorite quote: Never assume!
Whats playing on your stereo right now? Classic Hits 94.1
Activities you enjoy outside of work: Traveling, cooking, entertaining, the arts and community activism.
Who has had the greatest influence on you and why? My parents. My mother was a talented designer who worked hand in hand with my father, an award-winning builder. My mother was diagnosed with terminal cancer when I was born, and my parents fought that battle together, as a team, until her death 27 years later. What is amazing is that my childhood memories are not those of sickness or self-pity, but of joy and wonder. We were always taught to face life one day at a time and live each day to the fullest.
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Tuesday, January 14, 2014, by Lily di Costanzo
Prolific interior designer Waldo Fernandezwho's designed everything from Elizabeth Taylor's old stomping grounds to Academy Awards greenroomsis focused on a much more personal project of late, namely selling his own East Hampton, N.Y. home. New to the market and asking for $9.5M, the six-bedroom home is a good bit pricier than the California pad he sold back in Septemberthough it does possess the fresh, stylishly casual feel all of Fernandez's homes, including his much-obsessed-over place in Beverly Hills. Measuring in at 6,000 square feet, this two-story home promises to "calm and nourish the creative soul,"according to some yogi-esque brokerbabblewith a wood-paneled kitchen, an informal living room with low-slung, slightly beach-y furnishings, and a sunny music room connected to the main house via skybridge. Dark wood detailing and a rather neutral color palette throughout tie the decor together, while such extravagant details as a massage room make the place especially, well, nourishing for the soul. Outside, there's a lotus-filled pondmeant to "stir up images of Kyoto, Viet Nam or Thailand"a black granite infinity pool, and beach access just five blocks away. Do take a look:
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Interior Designer migrating from Philippines to Australia
Mabuhay! This is a quick overview on how to migrate from the Philippines to Australia as an Interior Designer. Jose Respall is a Registered Migration Agent who has been specialising in Australian...
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