Kathryn McKenzie, Living Green: Furniture designer keeps it natural – Monterey County Herald
Kathryn McKenzie, Living Green: Furniture designer keeps it natural
Monterey County Herald Chances are that if you think of mohair, you don't think of it as an upholstery fabric. But designer Ashley Yeates can testify that this natural material stands up to, well, everything. Yeates bought a mohair sofa for herself and has had it for 13 years. |
Pittsburgh builder turns vacant lots into new "green" homes for sale – WTAE Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh builder turns vacant lots into new "green" homes for sale
WTAE Pittsburgh Robert Chartoff, who is best known for producing boxing movies, died Wednesday at his Santa Monica, California, home, his daughter Miranda Chartoff told CNN. "My father was amazing. He was an amazing father and person; there are no words. |
UPDATE: Seeing Green: Deere Museum prepares for its grand opening – Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier |
UPDATE: Seeing Green: Deere Museum prepares for its grand opening
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier “If you are a non-John Deere person, I think they enjoy the entire space; if you're an engineer that worked on a specific project, it might be back in the area that talks about the development of the New Gen or even in the design room,” she said … |
Seeing Green: Deere Museum prepares for its grand opening – Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier |
Seeing Green: Deere Museum prepares for its grand opening
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier “If you are a non-John Deere person, I think they enjoy the entire space; if you're an engineer that worked on a specific project, it might be back in the area that talks about the development of the New Gen or even in the design room,” she said … |
Students nominate county properties – Bowling Green Daily News
Students nominate county properties
Bowling Green Daily News The properties – the Charles M. Moore Insurance Co. and the James Maurice Ingram-designed Causey and Givens houses – were three of 15 to be approved. A decision will be made …. Ingram was the only architect in Bowling Green “to design residential … |