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[Spring 2007 issue]

• A shiny refuge on wheels: Airstream travel trailer was love at first sight

• Glossy paint adds sophistication: The hottest trend

• Green building enhances quality of life: Standardization and national rating system needed

• Heirloom plants: Determine your own idea of heritage based on senses

• High drama, low maintenance: Lush and glamorous sago palm

• Pots & urns: Containers in every size, shape and composition

• Redecorating? Opt to spruce up your current home rather than buy new

• Top tile trends: Drawing inspiration from other materials

• Treasures: Art patron & collector collects familiar & quirky objects

• Taking walls to another dimension: Designer Langston Tupponce defines space sculpturally

• Give all your wood a like-new glow: Vicki Lewis invents a new product for wood surfaces

[Summer 2007 issue]

• All about Anna: Much-in-demand landscape designer does it all

• A kitchen without walls: Homeowner loves living and entertaining outdoors

• Decorating 101: With a budget of $2,000, twenty-something Fan resident outfits her living room

• A garden for the senses: Suburban couple create an escape with a Mediterranean touch

• Tables for Two: When you dress up your table, the food tastes better. Try it!

• Plant focus: Luxuriant vine is delightfully easy to grow from seed

• Editor's Picks: Pendant Lighting

• Greening the roofs of our community: Green roof is viewed by most people in terms of a living green technology

• Going once, going twice: Auctions offer spectacle, drama... and a lot of good deals

• Objects of desire: Buying at auction yields exceptionally good bargains

• Earth-friendly: Bags show sustainable living doesn't have to lack style

• Designers speak: Three local designers answer questions about their design perspectives, trends, and their likes and dislikes

• Well suited: A local clothier shares his closet

[Fall 2007 issue]

• The Garden Atriums of Poquoson: Husband and wife live their ideals in self-sustainable residential community

• Ballas In Wonderland: Look Closely: Nothing Is Exactly What It Appears To Be

• A cottage garden: It grows out of mistakes and education

• Anthony Brozna: Eco-conscious furniture maker is on the cutting edge of rising green movement

• Salvage beauty: Add character to your surroundings while preserving history and the environment

• Designers speak: Some of our favorite people are designers. In this special Q&A Inspiring Spaces talks to three local professionals and discovers their thoughts on design, color, and life.

• The Casa Blanca Lily: The beginning of a beautiful friendship

• Editor's Picks: Autumn Colors

• Matt Cross, folk artist: Erstwhile home for chickens now houses his studio

• Throwing out works of art: Artist enjoys big success with large-scale paintings

• Design Within Reach partners with Airstream: Special edition travel trailer respects tradition

• Doggy do-over: Family canine demands — and gets — new digs

• Starr-dom: CEO of the Richmond SPCA deftly manages family's furry menagerie

[Winter 2007 issue]

• Creating a Retreat from the World: Couple's master suite is luxurious, comfortable

• The Happy Gardener: Local source for garden organics is a home-based business spreading the word through its products and philosophy

• Kat & Mike Liebschwager: Simple test gets couple one step away from Oprah

• Modernist house finds the right owners: Sensitive updates preserve the spirit and details of 1950s design

• Amazing amaryllis: Superb, huge blooms put on a winter show

• Extend the growing season: Replicate your outdoor herb garden indoors

• Collecting the Wright stuff: Prolific designer's objects are much in demand today

• Editor's Picks: Metal Urges

• When something had to give, everything did: Breezy, serene palette of 1920s house recalls homeowner's favorite movie

• Eco-chic bags and accessories: Canadian company unveils new product line

• Designers speak: In the last installment of a series, Inspiring Spaces asks the hard questions of three local interior designers

• Timeout with Beth Cunningham: VCU head women's basketball coach relaxes at home in media room

[Spring 2008 issue]

• French-Country Panache: Natural materials and authentic craftsmanship call to mind le style provençal

• On Your Mark, Get Set, Grow! Getting set for life in the garden

• Is Your Home Slated For a Change? Traditional building material is quarried locally, used globally

• Our Picks: Flower Power

• Everything New Is Old Again: Faux Finishes And Antiques Give The Illusion Of Age

• Kyanite is a Knockout: Heat-shield stone has a new role

• Plant Focus – Elephant Ear: Visit the islands in your own back yard

• It's All Here In BlackAnd White: Introductions from the fall furniture market in High Point are making an appearance in a store near you

• Protecting Your Possessions: Call an appraiser – you'll be glad you did

• Subterranean Space, Lofty Thoughts: University of Richmond president converts basement into classroom

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