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SEPTEMBER /OCTOBER 2005

A Modern Classic – Clean-lined architecture and subtle, yet sophisticated, interior design define a neighborhood residence in Salt Lake City, Utah

Touched by Tuscany Rustic dark woods and a careful layering of materials and textures infuse a Summit County, Colorado, retreat with European charm.

It’s Easy Being Green Sculpted from concrete and stucco a Boulder, Colorado, home features the latest in solar passive and environmental design.

Secluded in the City The din of city life seems far away from this carefully crafted Denver, Colorado, residence designed with large family gatherings in mind.

High Country Lodge A Ketchum, Idaho, architect successfully blends architectural styles and builds a family home that provides shelter from the elements.

Departments

Neighborhoods - The Denver Art Museum expands through the vision of Daniel Libeskind and the Davis Partnership.

Books - A reading list of current releases on residential design.

Solutions - Kitchen designer William Landros transforms a dated kitchen into a child-friendly space.

Here & Now - Today’s homes are adapting to include all-purpose great rooms and multi-functional living areas.

Ways of Living - Intergenerational design—home design for the post-nuclear family—accommodates more than one generation in the same living space. Designers are addressing this phenomenon in various ways.

Negotiations - Navigating the variety of ways of working with an interior designer can be tricky. Doing your homework prepares you for this important relationship.

Profile - Known for his classic, timeless cabinet designs, William Ohs has been making his mark on the world of kitchens.

Out the Door - Landscape designer and author Lauren Springer Ogden explores the world of xeriscapes and how lush, colorful plantings can be a part of them.

Sources - A guide to finding the professionals, products, and materials featured in this issue.

Design Essentials - Color, pattern, and texture are the key components of choosing fabrics.

Products - The latest offerings for multifunctional furniture followed by a round-up of diverse products in the marketplace.

My Word - The definitive statement on gargoyles.

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