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Style Magazine Folsom El Dorado Hills: October 2019

Fifteen years ago, we produced our first Readers’ Choice Awards issue, which was the community’s opportunity to vote on who they believe is the best. It is the single most read and referenced issue we produce each year and we owe a very special group of people special thanks for making this issue happen–you, our readers! Thousands of readers cast more than 120,000 votes for local businesses and organizations this year. It’s hard to believe how much this contest has grown and how much it means to the winners and to the readers who source this issue (both in print and online) when making all types of buying decisions every day. We are proud to say that our Readers’ Choice Awards is the largest awards contest of its type in the Sacramento region. What’s most important to our readers is knowing their votes count, we don’t choose winners because they are advertisers. We don’t choose the winners at all. This is truly a contest voted on by the readers alone. We want to take this opportunity to let you know how much we appreciate your readership and support of STYLE. And for all the winners who chose to say “thank you” for voting for them by placing an ad in our special section, well, we very much thank you, too! Congrats to each and every one of you! — All the Best, Terry Carroll & Wendy Sipple Publishers

Fifteen years ago, we produced our first Readers’ Choice Awards issue, which was the community’s opportunity to vote on who they believe is the best. It is the single most read and referenced issue we produce each year and we owe a very special group of people special thanks for making this issue happen–you, our readers!

Thousands of readers cast more than 120,000 votes for local businesses and organizations this year. It’s hard to believe how much this contest has grown and how much it means to the winners and to the readers who source this issue (both in print and online) when making all types of buying decisions every day. We are proud to say that our Readers’ Choice Awards is the largest awards contest of its type in the Sacramento region. What’s most important to our readers is knowing their votes count, we don’t choose winners because they are advertisers. We don’t choose the winners at all. This is truly a contest voted on by the readers alone.

We want to take this opportunity to let you know how much we appreciate your readership and support of STYLE. And for all the winners who chose to say “thank you” for voting for them by placing an ad in our special section, well, we very much thank you, too! Congrats to each and every one of you!

— All the Best,

Terry Carroll & Wendy Sipple
Publishers

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transformed their kitchen into the focus of the home.<br />

The homeowners were eager to upgrade because of the<br />

possibilities. “The chance to take a cramped, dysfunctional,<br />

and dark space and make it into an efficient, light, and airy<br />

environment that the whole family could enjoy [was exciting],”<br />

shares Jane Reed, co-owner of Brush Strokes Inc.<br />

New cabinets, countertops, floors, lighting, appliances, and<br />

windows were all on the docket for this remodel. Dated oak<br />

cabinets and tiled countertops were replaced with bright, white<br />

cabinets featuring soft-closing drawers and doors, and a gorgeous<br />

white ice granite countertop. Cabinet organizers and rollouts<br />

were also installed to maximize space. Plenty of storage and a<br />

large island were a priority. “They wanted lots of storage, a large<br />

island that could fit all their grandchildren, and plenty of space<br />

for entertaining,” says Reed. The oven was moved, and a desk area<br />

removed to make way for floor-to-ceiling cabinetry; the island<br />

remodeled with an overhang allowing counter-height seating for<br />

eager onlookers.<br />

A glass and stone mosaic tiled backsplash was added to create<br />

contrast between the upper and lower cabinets, as well as dark,<br />

wood-effect porcelain tile for the flooring to balance the nowbright<br />

space. The homeowners kept their refrigerator which<br />

inspired the black faucet and single bowl black sink that sits<br />

below the newly raised window. The kitchen was finished with<br />

new appliances (range, hood, dishwasher, and microwave) and<br />

downlights, and was totally transformed into a welcoming hub of<br />

the home. “[We are] very happy with this project and glad that the<br />

homeowners are thrilled with their new kitchen,” shares Reed.<br />

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