Spring 2010

Features

A Model of Innovation

Jackson’s Cottonwood Park subdivision isn’t exactly renowned for its architecture...

By Molly Loomis
Photography by David J Swift

Remodeling (deconstructed)

Remodeling the home you already own makes sense, especially when available land is limited or financial times are tight. While creative renovation still requires a balance of funds, time, and...

by Jeanne Anderson
Photo By W. Garth Dowling

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	A HOUSE FULL OF TREASURES BY MUFFY MEAD-FERRO
	ADOBE TOWN BY REBECCA HUNTINGTON
Archive » Tips & Trends: Profiles
	Tips & Trends: Profiles
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	Tips & Trends: Products
Archive » From the Source
	A Little Bit of Magic Judy Allen and her mother planted a lollipop tree in their yard in Illinois after they had watched an episode of Captain Kangaroo in which the beloved children’s TV-show host did just that. BY LISA NYREN
Archive » Western Design Conference
	WESTERN DESIGN CONFERENCE best of show 2009 Creating art furniture
Archive » Artists & Artisans
	CARVER OF WOOD, CARVER OF AIR Ihis shop nestled in the hills outside of Tetonia, Dan Burgette applies a deft hand to the wing feathers of a Red Crossbill for a piece titled Teton Crossbills. BY W. GARTH DOWLING
Archive » Renovations
	At the Heart of Stone BY JENNIFER REIN
Archive » Sustainable Living
	ONE WOOD Just when you think you’ve witnessed the splendor of the Tetons from every conceivable angle... BY MICHAEL McCOY
Archive » Lifestyles
	Just Drinks It’s Saturday night; you’ve hiked, biked, boated, or maybe just worked all day... BY PAULETTE PHLIPOT
Archive » Weekend Wanderings
	ADOBE TOWN BY REBECCA HUNTINGTON
Archive » Heart & Home
	A HOUSE FULL OF TREASURES BY MUFFY MEAD-FERRO