Columbus July 2024

EXCEPTIONAL HOMES & GARDENS
German Village Makeover
LOG CABIN CHARM | NARI TOUR OF REMODELED HOMES | WESTERN INSPIRATION
COLUMBUS | JULY 2024 | HOUSETRENDS.COM

If award-winning, luxury designs and project
management are what you want, look no further!
Trust Kitchen Kraft to add equity & elegance back into your home. We specialize in
WHOLE HOUSE RENOVATIONS, ROOM ADDITIONS and SPECIALTY ROOMS
like basements, kitchens and luxury bathrooms.
Jim Deen Designer/Owner
7079 Huntley Rd.
Columbus, OH 43229
Mon - Fri by Appt Only
614-449-7200
www.kitchenkraftinc.com
HTCO0724.004

See our
beautiful
kitchen
portfolio!
Check
out our
bathroom
portfolio!
HTCO0724.004

HTCO0724.001

Elevating every moment.
When you step into your kitchen, what do you
aspire to do? Master a new cooking technique?
Serve food even your pickiest family member will
eat with enthusiasm?
Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove appliances are
meticulously crafted to achieve a higher standard
of performance, dependability, and style—so you
can raise the bar on every meal you make.
Your future kitchen starts with
Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove,
featured exclusively at
530 Lakeview Plaza Blvd, Suite B, Worthington, OH 43085
614-796-2600 | www.CustomDistributors.com
Monday-Thursday | 8am-6pm
Fridays & Saturdays | 9am-4pm
HTCO0724.001

We Don’t Build Houses, We Build Homes.
We design bespoke homes specifically for you.
Find your inspiration at compasshomes.com.
INFO@COMPASSHOMES.COM | 614.957.3793
HTCO0724.006

you love to live in
LET’S CREATE SPACES
(614) 398-4287
info@HausStudioDesigns.com
1064 Goodale Blvd., Grandview, 43212 FOLLOW US
HTCO0724.008

JULY 2024
COLUMBUS
CONTENTS
FEATURES
RENOVATION
A MAGICAL PLACE
Log cabin makeover taps into
influence of previous owners
18
DESIGN
RENEWED WITH RESPECT
Home steeped in history gets an
age-appropriate makeover
30
NEW HOME
WESTERN INSPIRATION
Custom-built home artfully blends
rustic elements
42
30
18
42
TOUR
NARI TOUR OF
REMODELED HOMES
A driving tour of 19 recently
remodeled homes August 24-25
51
ON THE COVER
A center stairwell, that made for an
awkward traffic flow, was moved
to an outside wall to open up the
options in this German Village
treasure. See more of the space
beginning on page 30.
Photo by Dale Clark
8 housetrends.com

HTCO0724.007

JULY 2024
COLUMBUS
CONTENTS
DEPARTMENTS
INSPIRED
IDEAS
Handsome home office
furnishings
14
JAMAICAN JERK
SHRIMP KEBABS
A spicy marinade that’s delicious
with chicken too
83
BENCHES
Enjoy sitting outdoors in style
86
83
AD INDEX
Local home and garden pros
88
10 housetrends.com

Outdoor Kitchens
Decks • Patios
Room Additions
Open-Sided Structures
Fire Features
Stone Walls
For the last 20 years Creative Earthscapes has
been designing and creating beautiful outdoor
living spaces for thousands of homes in the
Columbus area.
Call Today!
(614) 322-3333
creative-earthscapes.com
AUTHORIZED
CONTRACTOR
HTCO0724.002

WELCOME
JULY 2024
COLUMBUS
Karen Bradner
EDITOR
I don’t aim for perfection.
But I do want to try and come
up with something interesting.
—Kate Bush, musician
Publishers
Linda Bacher and Florence Murphy
Marketing Specialist Evelyn Yaus
Editor Karen Bradner
Creative Director Gina Miller
Quality Control Specialist
Heather Fox
Contributing Writer
Sydne Santo
Contributing Photographers
Dale Clark, Aaron Farrier,
Greg Grupenhof
Recently, I bought a new car—my first in over 15 years. Before the ink was dry
on the purchase agreement, I began questioning my decision. Should I have
gone smaller? Should I have bought a used car? Why didn’t I pick a better color?
When I called my older sister for some comforting words, she came through.
“Karen, you always think there is a perfect decision out there,” she said. “And
there isn’t.”
Immediately, I knew she hit the nail on the head. Yes, the options were overwhelming,
but I did lots of research and made a sound choice. Although there
are still days when a convertible pulls up at a light next to me, and I think….
So, when a friend of mine started remodeling her kitchen and asked me for
help, I shared my sister’s advice: There is no one right answer. Look at pictures.
Pick a style. And try to not get overwhelmed with choices. Find something
that works with your budget and makes you—not your neighbor, not your
sister—happy.
And while I always love to offer my two cents, I know for certain you will get
a better answer from a talented designer, contractor, or other professional who
knows the ins and outs of the industry. Spend the time to find the right team.
Communicate your needs and wishes and let them take a bit of the decisionmaking
burden off your shoulders.
Thanks for reading.
Advertising Information
513-703-6103
linda.bacher@housetrends.com
Editorial Inquiries
publishers@housetrends.com
Housetrends magazine is published by
Buzz Publications, LLC
4866 Cooper Rd., Suite 202
Cincinnati, OH 45242
Robert J. Slattery,
President and CEO, Buzz Publications, LLC.
© 2024 Buzz Publications, LLC. Housetrends
and Home & Leisure magazines are published
and produced by Buzz Publications. All rights
reserved. All logos and trademarks are the
properties of their respective owners. We
assume no responsibility for errors, inaccuracies,
omissions or any inconsistency herein.
Buzz Publications, LLC makes no warranties, representations or
endorsements regarding any of the services and/or the advertisers,
builders, designers or any third parties appearing in the magazine.
No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form
or by any means electronic or mechanical, including photocopying,
recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without
the written permission of Buzz Publications, LLC except where
prohibited by law. Buzz Publications, LLC reserves the right to edit,
alter, or omit any advertiser.
12 housetrends.com

KITCHEN - BATH - ENTIRE HOME
614-764-9370 | LEWISCUSTOMCABINET.COM
HTCO0724.003

1 Canyon Table Lamp - Uttermost
2 Alexandre Martinot Wall Clock - Uttermost
3 Stressless ® Magic
Home Office
4 LINQ Office Desk-6821 - BDI
INSPIRED IDEAS
home office
5 Acacia Rug - Company C
7 Claude Book Tower
Lillian August
6 Granite Peak, SW6250 - Sherwin-Williams
Available at: BOVA Contemporary Furniture (3, 4); K.A. Menendian Rug & Carpet Gallery (5)
14 housetrends.com

Dog Days of
Summer Sale
Summer Savings
Up to 60% Off
Now Thru September 14th
TIMELESS DESIGNS
FOR EVERY STYLE,
ROOM AND BUDGET
R UG & CARPET GALLERY
www.karugs.com
www.karugs.com |
1090
1090 West
West Fifth
Fifth Avenue
Avenue at
at Kenny
Kenny Road
Road | 614-294-3345
614-294-3345
Mon-Fri 10am-5:30pm | Sat 10am-4pm
HTCO0724.009

Approachable Elegance
Warm wood tones and soft, creamy whites give this highly functional kitchen a true sense of
welcoming. While storage and organization were top priorities, this space is not without its
showstopping moments—just look at that quartzite clad range wall! Scan the QR code at the
bottom right to access the full project and view before photos.
HTCO0724.011
As an employee-owned remodeling firm, our team is personally invested in
delivering the highest levels of quality craftsmanship, professionalism, and design.
contact us today - www.davefox.com

Check
it out!
WWW.DAVEFOX.COM (614) 459-7211
3505 W. DUBLIN-GRANVILLE RD. COLUMBUS, OH 43235
HTCO0724.011

a magical
PLACE
Log cabin makeover taps into influence of previous owners
BY KAREN BRADNER | PHOTOS BY GREG GRUPENHOF
18 housetrends.com

Looks can be deceiving...
After an initial approach via a
nearly half-mile-long drive with
equestrian arenas to the left and
to the right, you arrive at what
you might guess to be a centuryold,
hand-hewn log cabin. The
scene is bucolic. The home sits
amidst acres of open land with a
bountiful supply of mature trees,
a rippling pond, and horse stables
and their residents trotting in
nearby fields.
While the trees, horses and
ponds are what they appear, the
main cabin is a bit of an illusion.
Seasoned architects have estimated
the home to be over 100 years
old, but in fact it was built in 1981.
The original owner, Ken
Klosterman, of the Cincinnatibased
Klosterman Baking
Company, and his wife Judith purchased
this 228-acre property in
Goshen Township to accommodate
Judith’s passion for horses.
The log cabin they built here—
with a design and materials from
a firm in northern Quebec—
included a lower level perfect for
Kenneth’s favorite hobby—performing
magic. Dubbed “Salon
de Magie,” this space became
home to the homeowner’s extensive
magic collection, a widely
respected historic compilation
of over 50,000 books, posters,
tricks and memorabilia. ➻
housetrends magazine 2024 19

Nearby neighbors
Kevin Malof and his wife Jodi lived across
the street from the Klostermans for 20
years.
Once the land was passed on to the
Klostermans’ children, there was interest
from a production builder to place 600
homes on the property. That’s when Kevin
approached the family about buying the
property with a plan to maintain as much
rural land as possible.
He contacted an acquaintance he met
through his son’s school, Dan deStefano
with deStefano Homes and Remodeling.
The two men produced a scenario which
parceled out just under 40 acres for luxury
home development which they dubbed
The Reserves at Stone Pillars Farm, the
site of this year’s Homearama. Next, they
allotted 11 parcels ranging in size from 11
to 30 acres each. The “smaller” of these
are for single residences, the largest is
home to the equestrian facility, White Tail
Eventing. The land includes four miles of
riding and walking trails.
The Malofs would hold on to 60 acres
keeping the setting of the log cabin home
idyllic.
A bit of hesitation
Meanwhile, Jodi was not enthusiastic about
living through a remodel of the log cabin.
“I didn’t want to live in a house with a lot
of small rooms,” she says. “Plus, for 30
years—our whole marriage—we’ve been
renovating.” Between businesses the couple
owns in Loveland—including Curated
Fine Furnishings and Design and Bishop’s
Quarter—and previous homes, she says it’s
been a constant stream of remodeling work.
When Kevin said, “We are going to hire
someone to do it right,” Jodi’s attitude
shifted. That “someone” was the team at
deStefano Homes and Remodeling, led
by Dan and Rocky deStefano. The couple
closed on the property in October of 2022
and construction began the following
February. ➻
The hearth room’s fireplace is original,
but a new floating mantel was added.
An interior wall of hand-hewn timbers
adds a rustic touch to the library.
20 housetrends.com

BEFORE
This exterior view of the roofline shows
the middle dormer, which was removed to
make room for the improved primary bath.
housetrends magazine 2024 21

BEFORE
Thanks to a reworking of a dormer and roofline, the slanted
wall was removed from the primary bath to make room for
this spa-like replacement.
22 housetrends.com

First things first
“At our first meeting, Kevin asked me
if we could get the home to a point
where Jodi liked it and it was functional,”
Rocky says.
One of the major roadblocks was
the primary bathroom. The ceiling
was angled so steeply that movement
in the space was terribly limited.
“There wasn’t even enough room to
hang a mirror over the vanity,” Jodi
says.
It was important to Jodi, who suffers
with back issues, to have space
for a soaking tub. Not having that,
she says, was a “dealbreaker.” To make
the space work, the construction crew
“completely blew out the dormer and
roof” over the bath area, to now have
the vertical space to include a wet
room with a spacious shower and the
requisite tub.
“That’s now one of my favorite
rooms,” Jodi says.
Respectfully updated
As it was with the primary bath, the
major goal for the entire home, Rocky
says, was to keep the integrity of the
original structure, but bring it up to
spec. “We were shooting for a happy
medium between adding modern
amenities and keeping with the style
of the cabin.”
The log cabin’s construction method
presented challenges to the renovation
team. “The exoskeleton of
these homes is independent of the
interior walls,” Rocky says. “Inside,
a system of beams holds the whole
place up.”
Thankfully, a few obstructing interior
walls were able to be removed.
This made a significant difference to
how the floor plan flowed and functioned.
➻
housetrends magazine 2024 23

Something old, something new
To hold on to the charm, many of the log cabin’s original elements remained in
place. Existing hardwood floors, true-divided light windows and interior and
exterior doors were refinished.
As for the mechanics, all the plumbing was updated, lighting fixtures were
replaced, a new roof was added and the exterior was re-stained. Plus, the
kitchen and baths were remodeled from the floor up.
The original kitchen had one island, but a wall and an enclosed butler’s pantry
were removed for a more open flow between the kitchen and dining and
living areas. A second island was added which provides additional seating and
when needed, acts as a serving area for the dining room.
A pantry and wall were removed to make room for a second island.
The front dual staircase was kept, but a
new iron stair rail gives it some panache.
24 housetrends.com

1
2
3
1 The couple took full advantage of
the stage and lighting left behind by the
previous owner. 2 A hidden doorway
is concealed in the poker room’s bookcase.
3 This bar occupies a space formerly
held by the magic museum.
Easy does it
The lower level, which had housed much of Klosterman’s collection was converted to what Jodi and
Kevin refer to as their “speakeasy.” Illusions begin as guests access the space, via an elevator, which
(they are told) will make the 83-foot descent into the space previously held by an old mineshaft.
In what had been Klosterman’s museum, there is now a well-equipped bar, poker room, billiards
room and hidden doors and revolving bookcases mixed in for added fun. Across the room, the magician’s
original stage and lighting were left in place and are a huge hit during the couple’s recently
added karaoke nights.
“The fact that it’s a stage with lights makes all the difference,” Kevin says. “People want to be on
stage.” The couple has collected old keyboards and guitars so that performers can really rock out.
“You get to see a whole new side of your friends,” Jodi says. ➻
housetrends magazine 2024 25

More horsing around
This newly improved home has revealed
a whole new side of Jodi as well. Possibly,
in channeling the spirit of the previous
lady of the house, she has taken up, and
taken to, horseback riding on Annie, her
12-year-old Tennessee Walker.
“I have never been around horses in my
life,” she says. “At first I was nervous. But
now I groom her, tack her and do everything
myself.”
Kevin, who has been around horses his
whole life, saddles up Levi, his 5-yearold
Rocky Mountain Horse. The couple’s
sons, Max and Alex, who are in their 20s,
don’t ride, but given the setting of their
parents’ compound, that could change in
the future.
1
2
Happy trails
Completing construction in November
of 2023, the Malofs are thrilled with how
their new home maintains the character
that its original owners created, yet
provides them with the modern conveniences
they require. That was the mission
with which the deStefano team was
tasked.
“We gave them our vision and they
met every challenge, “Jodi says. “They
were amazing. When we first considered
buying this property, I was definitely
hesitant, but now, I love it here!”
RESOURCES
Architect Darren Myers, Bowerman
Myers Architects, Ltd. Interior design,
furniture, accessories Curated Fine
Furnishings and Design Kitchen and
bath cabinetry Blue Bird Cabinetry
Pool Klimat Masters Lighting Curated
Fine Furnishings and Design and deStefano
Homes and Remodeling Appliances
Thermador, Ferguson
1 The pool house was
recently updated and
welcomes guests for the
first time this summer.
2 Previously coated with
rubbery black paint, the
pool was sandblasted and
resurfaced with gunite.
LEFT Kevin and Jodi join
Levi, a 5-year-old Rocky
Mountain Horse, in front
of their home.
26 housetrends.com

Need Shade? We Have You Covered!
Motorized Pergolas • Classic Pergolas • Extreme Pavilions • Pool Houses
Modern Pergolas
Motorized Pergolas
Custom Curved Motorized Pergolas
Extreme Pavilions/Pool Houses
Celebrating 20 Years Customizing Back Yards!
Whether you’re relaxing after work, hanging out with
the family, or watching the big game, let COS design a
custom-suited space for all your entertaining needs!
Servicing Cincinnati, Columbus & Dayton
Located at Destination Kohler Resort
SMART PATIO SOLUTIONS
937-475-3739 | customoutdoorstructures.com | mdintellishade.com
HTRG0724.004

SEPARATELY SUPERIOR, TOGETHER UNSTOPPABLE.
HTRG0724.001

UNPRECEDENTED PERFORMANCE AND DESIGN
THE APPLIANCE EXPERTS
To visit our showrooms, please call or
go online to request an appointment.
800.704.6313
www.CustomDistributors.com
HTRG0724.001

RENEWED WITH
respect
Home steeped in history gets age-appropriate makeover
BY KAREN BRADNER | PHOTOS BY DALE CLARK/ARC PICTURES
Anyone who purchases a home built in the 1880s must have a good dose of
respect for the story that has been unfolding within its walls for nearly 150
years. Fortunately, the Columbus neighborhood of German Village happens
to have a slew of homeowners who have the honor of carrying on this community’s
rich traditions.
One such homeowner, Meghan Carey, is a devotee of the area. These
brick-paved streets have been her home for several years, as she moved
from one address to another within the community. This is where she met
her husband Michael (at Lindy’s) and where she is raising her two young sons.
“I love the walkability, character, charm, and especially the people,” Carey
says. “There’s a wonderful variety here, we’re not all in the same box.” ➻
30 housetrends.com

The home’s red brick, wrought iron
fencing and paver brick sidewalk are
quintessentially German Village.
housetrends magazine 2024 31

Interior re-design
The uniformity of the village’s red-brick exteriors, wrought iron fencing and tree-lined streets
are an undoubtable draw for Carey and others who live here or visit the area. But as an interior
designer and owner of City Park Interiors, it’s inside one of these homes, where she had fun putting
her own stamp.
“I wanted the home to be happy, open and fresh, but honor the traditional,” she says.
Previous owners had converted what had been a connected, side-by-side two-family home to a
single residence. But a staircase running right through the center of the home, dissecting living
spaces, remained. It was the suggestion of architect Andy Melaragno, to move the staircase. That
was a game changer.
“Moving that staircase was really huge,” says Carey. “Before the front two rooms were unusable.
It was like walking through a tunnel to get through to the back of the home.”
During the extensive remodel, the interior of the home was almost completely gutted. New
windows and new flooring were installed. The load-bearing brick wall, which originally separated
the two units, still stands but is now painted a soft gray.
Replacing the original center staircase, with this grand version, added both beauty and
function to the home. To the right is a painting by artist Paul-Henri Bourguignon.
32 housetrends.com
Staircase location before

A burled wood island adds a traditional touch to the kitchen with its white perimeter cabinetry and marble countertops.
While renovation efforts were underway, the couple rented a house right around
the corner. “The house sat vacant for six to nine months while we were working on
plans,” Carey says.
Working with Andy Melaragno along with Todd Schmidt and the team at
Renovations Unlimited, the decision was made to add eight feet to the upper floor
to allow for the reconfiguration of three smaller bedrooms. Now this floor features
four bedrooms with a primary suite moving from the back of the home to the front.
On the main floor, a larger addition addressed many of the homeowners’ concerns.
“We wanted a nice big kitchen,” Carey says. We wanted a mudroom and a big
walk-in closet. Storage was key. We really wanted to maximize that.” ➻
housetrends magazine 2024 33

Good timing
Construction concluded in December
of 2019, shortly before the effects
of Covid-19 would change how
the remodeling industry—and the
world—would function. Fortunately,
Meghan, Michael, and their infant
son, had a haven of just under 3000
square feet where they could isolate
and grow accustomed to their new
family dynamics.
While supply chain issues would
delay getting many of the interior furnishings
in place, the home now had a
footprint that functioned beautifully
for the young family.
“We wanted it to feel warm and
cozy when you walk in the front
door,” Carey says. “The entry serves
as an open walkway to the rest of the
house.”
A wall that previously held what
Carey says were “useless built-ins”
has been replaced with gray-painted
woodworking that serves multiple
functions including display shelving
and drawers for much needed storage.
“There are mittens and hockey
gear in those drawers,” she says.
In between is an upholstered banquette
that serves as a handy spot
for removing shoes, or on occasion
listening to Michael as he tickles the
ivories. Renovation plans reserved
this specific spot for the baby grand
piano Meghan gave him for a recent
birthday.
On the other side of the original
brick wall is a formal living room.
While many of her clients might want
to see patterns and colors match a
bit more than she does, Carey has no
issue mixing geometric, floral, solid
and textured fabrics. The overall take
1
2
34 housetrends.com

BEFORE
1 The built-ins in the entry showcase
a painting by artist Alan Crockett at
their center. 2 The formal living room
shows the second front door, which
was used when the home was divided
as a two-family. 3 The homeowners
wanted a traditional, formal dining
room. The painting over the sideboard
is by artist Marti Steffy.
3
of this room shows the designer’s
penchant for “wanting the space to
feel collected.” This is a space where
she gravitates to on those rare occasions
of alone time.
Between the living room and the
kitchen, stands a dining room. “I
wanted an actual formal dining
room,” Carey says. “Not a lot of people
are doing dining rooms anymore,
which I understand, but find a bit
sad.” To make gatherings more inviting
and encourage guests to linger,
the designer selected a 72-inch round
table and comfortable seating for six.
On the opposite side of the wall,
still in the footprint of the original
existing space, is the striking new
staircase, which makes the traffic
pattern make so much more sense.
And just down the hall is a half bath
decked out in gold and blue geometric
Schumacher wallpaper.
“A powder room is always a good
place to have fun with design choices,”
says Carey.
The back of the home, which
includes a breakfast nook, kitchen,
great room and living area, is a lightfilled
space. In a similar fashion as in
other rooms of the home, a dramatic
light fixture hangs from the center of
this room’s ceiling.
“Ten-foot ceilings allow for larger
fixtures,” Carey says. “I prefer to use
statement lighting over can lighting
anytime I can.” Also, as it is in other
rooms of this home, formal drapery
panels flank the large windows and
French doors.
“I love drapes, I think they soften
the room,” Carey says. “And I like
using pattern.” ➻
housetrends magazine 2024 35

1 2
3 4
1 This great room, with its cathedral ceiling and French doors, was an addition to the original home. 2 The primary bedroom and
bath were relocated to the front of the home during the renovation. 3 The powder room’s vanity was originally a dresser the
homeowner repurposed. 4 The painting over the great room sofa is by artist Michael McEwan.
36 housetrends.com

An existing garage was removed and replaced with this flagstone patio and grass courtyard
and a new garage closer to the rear alley.
Courtyard with previous garage
Pops of color
While most of the furniture, cabinetry, woodwork, and window treatments
stick to a neutral palette of soft beiges, warm grays and caramels, carefully
selected pieces of art add inviting bold splashes in each room.
“Art is my way of bringing color into the house,” Carey says.
Even in the back courtyard, the furnishings adorn elegant white slipcovers.
But here the art comes in the form of ivy-covered fencing, rows of arbor vitae,
and overflowing containers of annuals and succulents.
This inviting space is a favorite warm weather hangout for the young men
of the house. It was enlarged once an existing garage was torn down and a new
one was built closer to the rear alley.
And when the mood strikes for the family to step out, it’s an easy walk to dinner
at one of the community’s many fine restaurants, or a stroll through nearby
Schiller Park—creating family traditions in this community that happens to be
steeped in tradition.
RESOURCES
Architect Andy Melaragno Interior
design Meghan Carey, City Park
Interiors, ASID Contractor
Renovations Unlimited Lighting
Island, Ralph Lauren; formal living
room, Currey and Co; breakfast
area, Kelly Wesler; all from Visual
Comfort Window treatments
Custom fabric, Schumacher Artwork
Art Access Gallery Art framing
Longenbaker Custom Framing Tile
Classico Tile and Hamilton Parker
Appliances Thermador, Jack’s
Appliance
housetrends magazine 2024 37

ARE YOUR PAVERS
EXPERIENCING
one of these problems?
Columns or walls
leaning
Steps settling
Edging showing
Shifting pavers Never been sealed Previously sealed
incorrectly
WE CAN HELP.
We’re a paver restoration company who
specializes in making your pavers look
beautiful again. We work with:
Pavers
Flagstone
Bluestone
Decorative Concrete
Travertine
Weeds, dirt or mold
www.perfectpaverco.com
HTRG0724.002

Monday, , Sept. 18 100 %
SCAN
THE QR CODE
Caroline and Lee hired someone to repair their pavers.
They quickly discovered not all paver repair companies are the same.
Scan the QR code to hear how Perfect Paver Co restored their patio.
CALL TODAY
TO GET A FREE
ESTIMATE
Dayton Columbus: 937-860-2501
937-998-4210
740-908-4757
Cincinnati: 513-224-5353
513-790-3635
513-960-4375
Columbus Dayton: 937-872-3138
614-503-0776
614-665-5301
HTRG0724.002

TRANSFORM YOUR TV INTO A BEAUTIFUL FULLY
FRAMED WORK OF ART WITH A PRESS OF A BUTTON!
SIMPLY PRESS THE POWER BUTTON ON THE ONE REMOTE
AND WATCH ART MODE. TURN YOUR BLANK TV SCREEN
INTO A PRIVATE EXHIBIT OF CURATED CREATIONS.
The options are endless!
Cincinnati • 10800 Montgomery Road • 513.563.0444 | Dayton • 5749 Far Hills Avenue • 937.293.6200
hansonav.com
HTRG0724.003

Great Design. Quality. Value.
Serving the Greater Cincinnati area since 1985.
Stop in and visit our beautiful showroom!
Voted Best Furniture Store by Cincinnati Magazine readers!
Visit us online at bovafurniture.com
CINCINNATI
12130 Royal Point Drive
(Across from Kings Auto Mall)
Cincinnati, OH 45249
T: 513.247.9100
HOURS:
Mon-Fri: 10am - 6pm
Saturday: 10am - 5pm
Sunday: Closed
Take a virtual tour
of the store.
HTRG0724.005

42 housetrends.com

WESTERN
inspiration
Custom-built home artfully blends rustic elements
BY SYDNE SANTO | PHOTOS BY AARON FARRIER
They say inspiration can come from anywhere, and for this family of five living
in Greater Dayton, the inspiration for their dream home came from the
mountains of Colorado. After spending multiple vacations skiing the slopes of
this state, the family fell in love with the mountain-style homes they saw there.
Wanting to bring a piece of that rustic elegance back to Ohio, the homeowner
began her own visionary journey, meticulously collecting photos
and references as her North Star. To pull all these elements together, she
partnered with Dan DeVol of Daniel DeVol Custom Builder and his team
of expert craftsmen.
“When it came time for my team to join, the homeowners already had
a clear idea about what they were looking for,” DeVol explains. “We
specialize in helping our clients select the right materials that bring their
vision to life.” ➻
housetrends magazine 2024 43

1
2
44 housetrends.com

3
4
1 A mix of woods, coppers and whites makes for a warm, inviting
kitchen. 2 A climate-controlled wine cellar is conveniently located
behind the bar area. 3 Wooden buttresses epitomize the western
architecture goal the homeowner was after. 4 An abundance of windows
helps flood the home with natural light.
Carefully crafted
The home’s exterior is framed by real
stone, which is then carried inside
throughout the kitchen and great room.
DeVol sourced the stone from out of state
to get the precise color needed for the
project. Hand-scraped maple hardwood
floors, and custom millwork throughout
the home further embrace the natural
design.
The kitchen features an array of materials
and textures, combining contrasting
wood, stone, and metal into a harmonious
fusion. The farmhouse sink, which
looks as though it was dropped in directly
from one of the homeowner’s inspiration
pictures, is custom-made of copper.
This metal acts as an accent theme in the
kitchen, culminating in the hand-made
hammered copper range hood.
An entertainer’s haven
At first glance, the bright kitchen, spacious
great room, and sunny outdoor
space might feel like the go-to place
for entertaining, but the family’s secret
showstopper is their wine cellar and basement
bar.
Thanks to the couple’s many trips
to California, their wine collection has
grown extensively over the years, resulting
in a need for storage. “The interior
of the wine cellar is lined with reclaimed
barn wood for a rustic touch,” DeVol says.
“We coupled that with a modern display
structure that showcases each wine label
so they can really absorb their collection.”
A large glass window looks out over the
rest of the bar which is made from white
oak. The bar is finished with a custom
countertop, and features ample storage
for everything from spirits to specialty
glasses. ➻
housetrends magazine 2024 45

Fit for function
A functional layout was key for this family, ensuring each room had a purpose
and they had plenty of places to relax.
The kitchen touts a hidden walk-in pantry with an oversized lazy Susan,
while built-in storage keeps countertops free from mess and clutter. And, to
stop any potential clutter before it enters the home, a mudroom lines the
garage entryway with designated locker-style cubbies for each of their children.
A combined laundry-office-craft room serves as a catch-all for the family’s
day-to-day activities, while the upstairs level serves as a playground for their
three children. The space was intentionally made versatile enough to grow as
they did, supporting their changing hobbies and interests. The dance studio, a
once-popular place for their children to practice their dance and cheer routines,
has since been transformed into the preferred dressing room for school dances,
while the craft room now often serves as a mess-free nail salon. ➻
Comfy seating and a fireplace give the upper level outdoor space year-round appeal.
46 housetrends.com

1 3
2 4
1 Hand-scraped maple floors add a rustic layer throughout
the home. 2 A chunky floating mantel and stone
surround provide a grand setting for the elegant piano.
3 Flanked by stone columns, the copper on the range
hood ties in to other copper elements in the kitchen. 4
An oversized laundry room does triple duty—it’s also an
office and craft room.
housetrends magazine 2024 47

48 housetrends.com

The back yard features a generously-sized pool, waterfall, hot tub, pizza oven and fire pit.
housetrends magazine 2024 49

The stone portico to the right leads to a four-car garage.
Soak up the sun
Another favorite is their expansive back yard, complete with a two-story outdoor living space, a
pool and hot tub, and backyard bar. The pool, with its stone wall and waterfall, is a popular spot
for their kids and their friends. The stone wall is often used as a jumping point, while the hot tub
makes the outdoor space enjoyable year-round.
“If we’re not in the kitchen, we spend a lot of our time outside. No matter where we start in the
house, we always seem to end up out there,” the homeowner laughs. “One of the reasons we bought
our land was for the sunsets, so whether we’re lighting a bonfire or having a glass of wine, we’re
probably ending our days outside.”
The landscaping was carefully chosen by Doug Rhinehart and his team at Grandma’s Gardens
to balance the need for easy maintenance with regional suitability. Again, referencing their rustic
vision, aspens and similar plants surround their home, bringing a bit of Colorado into Ohio.
An extended family
“I worked with Dan and his team almost every day for two years, so it got to the point where they
all felt like family,” says the homeowner.
One key member of the “family” was Bruce Landes, who worked on the DeVol team as their cabinetmaker
for close to 20 years. “Bruce was brilliant; I’d bring the wildest ideas to him, and he was
able to run with them and bring back something better than I had ever imagined,” the homeowner
reminisces. Bruce passed away in May of 2022, but his knowledge and keen eye are still celebrated
in the family’s dream home.
Today, the family makes great use of every room in the house, enjoying both solo time in their
individual spaces and time together outside or in the great room.
“Designing and building our dream home is one of the best experiences I’ve ever had,” the homeowner
proudly shares. “I wanted to create something timeless for our family, and now we get to live
in something we love for years to come.”
RESOURCES
Builder Daniel DeVol Custom Builder Architect Gay Mercer Designs Kitchen designer Farrington
Woods Landscape designer Doug Rhinehart, Grandma’s Gardens Lighting Ferguson Painting
Sherwin-Williams Furniture Linda Haines, Today’s Home Interiors Flooring Louisville Tile Windows
Pella of Dayton Doors DeVol Millwork Fireplace Dayton Fireplace
KITCHEN
Countertops Pietra Natural Backsplash Louisville Tile Sink Hammered copper, Ferguson Faucets
Brizo, Ferguson Appliances Thermador, Appliance Gallery of Dayton
BATHROOM
Countertops Pietra Natural Sink Kohler, Ferguson Faucets Newport Brass, Ferguson
50 housetrends.com

HOME
IMPROVEMENT
TOUR
AUG 24 & 25
ONE WEEKEND ONLY!!
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday Noon - 5pm
GOLD SPONSOR
COMPLETE TOUR DETAILS & TICKETS AT:
trustnari.org
(614) 895-3080
NACO0724.021

NO MATTER HOW BIG OR SMALL, LET US
SUPPLY YOUR NEXT PROJECT
We provide quality materials with knowledgeable staff to help you along the way.
Strait and Lamp Lumber 5th Ave. Lumber Linworth Lumber
614-294-0068 614-294-4623 614-885-9543
Dublin Millwork Lumbercraft S&L Contracting
614-889-7776 614-833-6655 614-294-0068
www.straitandlamp.com
Find us on
NACO0724.028

Columbus Homeowners
rated Pella the most trusted
window brand in Columbus. *
Your home could be Pella
Columbus makeover’ed, too.
And yes...“makeover’ed” is a verb.
Come see how at our brand new Polaris Showroom.
0% APR
for 60 Months
OR
50% Off
Qualifying
Installations
PellaColumbus.com | 614-890-2000
*
Based on a 2022 survey of leading window brands among homeowners.
NACO0724.027

Remodeling Done Right.
Are you planning a remodel? Looking for new ideas?
Searching for a trusted contractor?
Look no further than the NARI Tour of Remodeled Homes.
Presented by the Central Ohio Chapter of the National
Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI), the tour will
take place on Saturday, August 24 from 10am to 5pm and on
Sunday, August 25 from noon to 5pm. Visitors will have the
opportunity to visit 19 newly remodeled homes, see “before”
photos, and talk with the designers about the projects and
their processes.
When you hire a NARI member, you are hiring a professional
who has met strict standards for remodeling expertise, project
management, and professional conduct. All NARI members
have been vetted by the association before being granted
membership and must abide by a strict code of ethics.
NARI is a not-for-profit association dedicated solely to the
remodeling industry. For more information, please visit
trustnari.org
Greg Reis, CLC
Greg Reis Remodeling
President, NARI of Central Ohio
We wish to acknowledge our tour and corporate sponsors
who graciously support NARI throughout the year.
Gold Sponsor
Silver Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
Columbus
Supporting Sponsors: Bath Works, Frog Hauling, Housetrends magazine and Big Sandy Superstore

NACO0724.026

HOME IMPROVEMENT TOUR
Saturday, August 24, 10am-5pm
Sunday, August 25, Noon-5pm
Tickets available at trustnari.org
Two-day pass/full tour $20 / single-site $5
SCAN FOR TICKETS
1. 1641 Oxbow Dr., Blacklick 43004
2. 1820 Hannah Farms Court Blacklick 43004
3. 1760 Arlington Ave., Columbus 43212
4. 1915 N. Devon Rd., Columbus 43212
5. 2252 Club Rd., Columbus 43221
6. 2516 Welsford Rd., Upper Arlington 43221
7. 2464 Canterbury Dr., Columbus 43221
8. 3154 S Dorchester Rd., Columbus 43221
9. 1375 Camelot Dr., Upper Arlington 43220
10. 4106 Fairfax Dr., Columbus 13220
11. 4844 Bellann Rd., Columbus 43221
12. 120 Ceramic Dr., Columbus 43214
13. 2510 Winston Court North Columbus 43235
14. 479 Greenglade Ave., Worthington 43085
15. 7697 Norhill Rd., Columbus 43235
16. 1475 Oakview Dr., Columbus 43235
17. 5152 Sheffield Ave., Powell 43065
18. 9837 Morris Dr., Dublin 43017
19. 9318 Big Bear Ave., Powell 43065
YOUR VOTE COUNTS!
NARI TOUR OF REMODELED HOMES
PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD
The National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) will
showcase 19 recently remodeled homes throughout Central
Ohio. We invite you to tour each of the homes and meet the
remodelers. After you have completed the tour, scan this QR
code and vote for your favorite! Best in Show, First and Second
runners-up will be determined by your vote. Voters will be entered
for a chance to win a prize valued at $225 or more.
SCAN TO VOTE
The Tour will take place Saturday, August 24, 10am-5pm and
Sunday, August 25, Noon to 5pm. Two-day tickets are $20 and
single-site tickets are $5. Tickets available at trustnari.org or
scan the QR code above.
NACO0724.022

270
270
23
23
40
33
33
40
3
16
16
161
161
104
315
315
315
71
70
70
71
670
270
71
70
Worthington
Hilliard
Dublin
Powell
2
5
COLUMBUS
Upper
Arlington
3
4
1
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18 19
NACO0724.022

1
Whole House Remodel
A complete remodel of this 8,000 sq ft home included
renovations to two kitchens, a large pantry/laundry,
and 5 bedrooms/7 bathrooms. An exercise room
and full bath/steam room were added in the finished
basement. Rustic French Oak trim and historic barn
beams were preserved. Stucco walls and ceilings were
made smooth. New lighting, paint, fixtures, flooring,
refinished hardwoods and appliances were included.
Outside, landscaping was refreshed, gas lamps were
added, trim was painted, and limestone applications
were made to two terraces and sets of steps.
1641 Oxbow Drive Blacklick 43004
Nth Degree Companies | 614-855-8533 | nthliving.com
NACO0724.019

2
1820 Hannah Farms Court Blacklick 43004
Kitchen and Bathroom Renovation
Luxury rules in this dramatic kitchen and bath
makeover! The spa bath features a bubble massage tub,
curbless shower and heated floors, while the kitchen
wows with a Cambria quartz hood.
Residence Design Build Remodel | residencedesignbuild.com | 614-826-0062
NACO0724.015

13
1760 Arlington Avenue Columbus 43212
Kitchen Renovation
This early 1900’s Upper Arlington house was in
desperate need of a facelift for the homeowners’ young
family. By flipping the Kitchen and Dining Room and
reconfiguring the first floor, the space became more
natural and functional. The dangerous brick steps were
replaced with wood steps to create a safe environment
for the young children and provide peace of mind for the
parents for years to come.
BEFORE
Haus Studio | hausstudiodesigns.com | 614-398-4287
NACO0724.005

EST. 1978
4
1915 N. Devon Road Columbus 43212
Kitchen and Powder Room Remodel
The original addition of the kitchen was not structurally
sound. The structure’s foundation was reinforced and
framing reworked. The Kitchen is very modern with
white cabinets and white tile floor and walnut accents.
Cambria is used on the countertops, the island includes
two waterfall ends, along with a full height Cambria
backsplash. The Thermador refrigerator and freezer
towers are disguised behind flush cabinet panels.
The warming drawer is also paneled and seamlessly
disguised as a drawer. The Powder Room is “dark and
moody” with black tile walls and gold mosaic tile, with a
floating vanity and wall-mounted faucet.
J.S. Brown & Company | jsbrowncompany.com | 614-291-6876
NACO0724.003

DESIGNER: WEAVER CUSTOM HOMES
UNIQUE | LUXURIOUS
ELEVATING INTERIORS, ONE COUNTERTOP AT A TIME
MIDWESTQUARTZ.COM
NACO0724.030

5
2252 Club Road Upper Arlington 43221
Whole House
Interior and exterior remodel that includes a chef’s
kitchen with hidden pantry, two wet bars, 5.5 baths,
oversized mudroom/laundry room, custom built-ins
throughout, and a new 2-story stair tower addition.
Griffey Remodeling | griffeyremodeling.com | 614-751-6920
NACO0724.004

16
2516 Welsford Road Upper Arlington 43221
Kitchen Renovation
Project expands footprint of family & dining rooms
that features a new gas fireplace and additional
windows to take in the gorgeous views of the front
and backyard landscaping. Exterior upgrades include
three porch additions and refresh to enhance the
home’s curb appeal.
Cleary Company | clearycompany.com | 614-459-4000
NACO0724.002

7
2464 Canterbury Road Upper Arlington 43221
Bathroom Renovation
Our team renovated two complete bathrooms, a
laundry room, a loft area, upgraded the flooring in
several areas of the house, built-in custom bookcases
for the master bedroom, and a client vanity area
in the main ensuite within this expansive Upper
Arlington ranch.
Photographer, Matt Martin
Speich and Company | speichandcompany.com | 740-584-3070
NACO0724.017

18
BEFORE
3154 S Dorchester Road Upper Arlington 43221
Addition
We created a well-appointed and spacious onestory
addition that offered the homeowner a large
entertaining living space, a private office with a walkin
closet, along with a full bathroom and a private
primary suite that has direct access to a light-filled
sunroom.
Nicholson Builders | nicholsonbuilders.com | 614-846-7388
NACO0724.006

NACO0724.001
NACO0724.025

19
Kitchen Renovation
Home to a vibrant young professional and her beloved
canine companion, this 1970’s Upper Arlington ranch
was completely reimagined. Curb appeal was updated by
reconfiguring the front elevation and replacing windows
and decorative trim. The Kitchen and Dining Room were
flipped by removing the dividing walls, creating a more
natural flow. From the Chef’s Kitchen and open Dining
Room with a serving area and dry bar to the restored
original terrazzo and hardwood floors, the homeowner
has everything she needs to entertain a crowd.
1375 Camelot Drive Upper Arlington 43220
BEFORE
Haus Studio | hausstudiodesigns.com | 614-398-4287
NACO0724.007

10
4106 Fairfax Drive Columbus 43220
Room Addition
We added a 900-square-foot room addition to this
split level. The new great room, guest room, bath, and
kitchen expansion has vastly increased the entertaining
value of this cozy eclectic 50’s home. Designed for
comfort, this new work has an old soul with reclaimed
doors, exposed brick, and charm. The east-facing
wall of windows has brought new layers of light to the
owners morning routine!
Ron Scott Design Build | ronscottdesignbuild.com | 614-401-2033
NACO0724.016

111
4844 Bellann Road Columbus 43221
Outdoor Landscape Design
This riverfront oasis received a complete outdoor
overhaul fit for an entertainer’s dream. A modular
pool, hot tub, fire feature, lounge, dining space,
outdoor kitchen and redoing the existing patio
around their spectacular views created a resort-style
experience right in their back yard.
Nicholson Builders | nicholsonbuilders.com | 614-846-7388
NACO0724.008

12
120 Ceramic Drive Columbus 43214
Whole House Renovation
Whole house mid-century modern renovation with a
980 sq. ft. addition, 3 bed/3.5 bath, with walk in pantry,
15 foot kitchen island, outdoor patio with gas fire pit,
storefront glass walls with 11.5 foot cypress wood
ceilings, and custom Amish cabinetry throughout.
Nordine and Associates | nordineandassociates.com | 614-216-2202
NACO0724.000

113
2510 Winston Court North Columbus 43235
Kitchen and Bath Renovation
Our complete overhaul of this home takes out a large
wall in the kitchen dividing the space, and lets in the
light on this new mid-century marvel!
Residence Design Build Remodel | residencedesignbuild.com | 614-826-0062
NACO0724.010

Carpet Luxury Vinyl Plank Hardwood Laminate Tile
See for yourself why our customers rate us 4.8 stars
We are The Stars of Flooring ® Scan to
Our Mobile Flooring Showroom ® comes to you with 3,000+ options.
You will work with one team, from start to finish.
We provide clear project timelines.
You’ll receive a down-to-the-penny quote.
Our flooring installers are experts and highly trained.
Schedule
Visit us at fcifloors.com
or call 1-800-DIAL-FCI
Each Floor Coverings International ® business is independently owned and operated.
®
NACO0724.032

– REMODELERS – HOMEOWNERS –
LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR CLEAN UP!
NACO0724.033 NACO0724.034

14
479 Greenglade Avenue Worthington 43085
First Floor Renovation
Step into a first-floor renovation inspired by removing
two walls, that features an open kitchen, hardwood
flooring, and exterior doors. The living space extends
onto the front porch addition providing outdoor
relaxation and enhancing the home’s curb appeal.
Owens Construction | owensconstruction.com | 614-846-1149
NACO0724.011

115
7697 Norhill Road Columbus 43235
Kitchen Renovation
This “entertainer’s” kitchen was enlarged by
borrowing space from the dining room and then
brightened with a new window. Cambria countertops
accentuate the white oak island. Painted custom inset
cabinets with varying hardware and lighting options
reflect the owner’s style.
BEFORE
ValEquity, LLC | valequity.com | 614-794-9222
NACO0724.020

16
1475 Oakview Drive Columbus 43235
First Floor Renovation
Making the confined first floor open and more usable
was the goal for this Worthington Hills home. The
kitchen/dining area was opened up by removing
multiple walls, tripling cabinet and counter space in
the process. A reconfigured first-floor laundry, an
integrated work space, and wet bar enhance the final
product.
ValEquity, LLC | valequity.com | 614-794-9222
NACO0724.018

117
5152 Sheffield Avenue Powell 43065
Kitchen Renovation
Full kitchen remodel with a custom hidden bar! A
must See! The project included custom Bridgewood
European cabinets with Sherwin-Williams Alabaster
painted perimeter and oak olive brown stained
cabinets on the island, 6 cm thick island countertops,
custom plaster hood, and 48” high upper cabinets.
Kitchen Kraft | kitchenkraftinc.com | 614-532-4689
NACO0724.012

18
CotY
WINNER
RESIDENTIAL BATH $40,000 TO $70,000
9837 Morris Drive Dublin 43017
Kitchen and Powder Room Renovation
Be our guest! Come see this nationally award-winning
powder room and the grand reveal of this gourmet
kitchen remodel in person. While you’re here - take a
peek at the under-construction butler’s pantry.
Dave Fox Design Build Remodelers | davefox.com | 614-459-7211
NACO0724.013

119
9318 Big Bear Avenue Powell 43065
Kitchen Renovation
Elegant, functional, and timeless were the goals for
this beautiful Powell kitchen renovation. Removing
a structural wall between the kitchen and dining area
opened a space for entertaining, family celebrations,
and modern living. We complemented this with all
new LVT flooring and a gorgeous update to the half
bath.
Functional Living Design | functionallivingdesign.com | 614-754-8234
NACO0724.014

Discover the Art of
Elegance with
Konkus
kmgohio.com
NACO0724.029

Make space for the perfect details.
You pay close attention to every detail of your client’s home, and
everyone you partner with should as well. Marvin’s windows and doors
are handcrafted and perfected, and bring quality and sophistication to
every space. Their attention to detail with everything they do means your
attention to detail can be applied elsewhere, making space for everything
that matters most to your clients.
Visit apco.com to see for yourself.
NACO0724.024

Haus & Home
by haus studio
Doors open on August 16th
For your interior design, home decor and lifestyle needs.
1068 Goodale Blvd,
Columbus, Ohio 43212
HTCO0724.007

Tommy Bahama Los Altos Valley View Bench
84 housetrends.com

enches
Enjoy the outdoors in style
1
2
3
4
5
6
7 8 9
1 Trex ® Parsons Bench 2 Summer Classics Avondale Natural Teak Sofa Bench 3 Polywood Rockford Chippendale Bench
4 Amish Country Poly Garden Bench 5 Bernhardt Kona Outdoor Bench 6 Summer Classics Gayle Wicker Raffia Large Bench
7 Hickory White Peyson Bench 8 Tommy Bahama La Jolla Bench 9 Bernhardt Madura Smoked Truffle Teak Bench
housetrends magazine 2024 85

Jamaican Jerk
Shrimp Kebabs
Spicy and warm, this marinade is
equally delicious with chicken.
Recipe courtesy of Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove
INGREDIENTS
Marinade
1 Scotch bonnet pepper
2 jalapeños
1 tablespoon fresh thyme
4 cloves garlic
¾ teaspoon ground allspice
3 tablespoons brown sugar, firmly packed
2 teaspoons kosher salt
½ teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 teaspoon powdered ginger
¼ cup olive oil
¼ cup soy sauce
Zest of 1 lime
¼ cup lime juice
¼ cup orange juice
¼ cup apple cider vinegar
Kebabs
1 pound large shrimp peeled and deveined
2 cups pineapple chunks
1 red bell pepper, cut into 1-inch pieces
Scallions, thinly sliced, optional
For directions: go to housetrends.com
and search: Jamaican Jerk Shrimp Kebabs
86 housetrends.com

housetrends magazine 2024 87

ADVERTISER INDEX
Bath Works ................................................. 9 & 55
Bova Contemporary Furniture ........................... 41
Compass Homes ................................................. 6
Creative Earthscapes .......................................... 11
Custom Distributors, Inc ....................... 4, 28 & 67
Custom Outdoor Structures .............................. 27
Cutting Edge Countertops.................................. 67
Dave Fox Design-Build Remodelers ................... 16
Floor Coverings International ............................. 73
Franklin Art Glass Studios, Inc. ............................ 88
Frog Hauling ...................................................... 74
Hanson Audio and Video ................................... 40
Haus & Home ................................................... 83
J.S. Brown & Company ...................................... 90
K.A. Menendian Rug Cleaning ............................ 89
K.A. Menendian Rug Gallery .............................. 15
Kitchen Kraft ........................................................ 2
Konkus Marble & Granite ................................... 81
Lewis Designs Custom Cabinetry ....................... 13
Midwest Quartz ................................................. 62
Pella Columbus .................................................. 53
Perfect Paver Co ............................................... 38
Pro Exterior ....................................................... 82
Stone Mart ......................................................... 92
The Strait & Lamp Group .................................. 52
Yellow Weld ...................................................... 74
Haus Studio Designs ............................................ 7
DESIGN. CREATE.
INSTALL. ENJOY!
(614) 221-2972
222 East Sycamore St. | German Village
www.franklinartglass.com
HTCO0724.013
88 housetrends.com

R UG & CARPET GALLERY
No Matter What You
Put Your Rug Through
We Can Clean It.
Since 1910, we’ve helped generations of Ohioans
clean and maintain their valued rugs. To say
we’ve seen it all would be an understatement.
K.A. Menendian specializes in
professional cleaning, restoration
and preventive care for all
types of rugs. Our extensive
knowledge of rug types, weaving,
dyes and cleaning methods
ensure that your precious rugs
are treated with the appropriate
techniques and handled with
the utmost care. Our state of
the art facility, combined with
over 100 years of experience,
allows us to confidently clean
and restore your rug in a safe,
thorough and effective manner.
30% off
Standard Rug Cleaning
Drop Off Only. In Back Of Building. No Appointment Necessary.
10% Off
Standard Rug Cleaning
Applies to Pick Up & Delivery Service
(available only in the Greater Columbus area)
email cleaning@karugs.com to schedule pick up
Hurry, offer ends September 14, 2024
1090 W 5th Ave., Columbus, OH 43212 • 614.294.2303 • www.karugs.com
Mon-Fri 10am-5:30pm • Sat 10am-4pm
HTCO0724.010

EST. 1978
Since 1978, J.S. Brown & Co. has transformed homes
and improved the quality of our client’s lives.
We can do the same for you.
KITCHENS
ADDITIONS
BATHS
SUNROOMS
MUDROOMS
LAUNDRY
Scan the QR code to see the project video
JSBROWNCOMPANY.COM
614.291.6876
HTCO0724.005

HTCO0724.005

Published in conjunction with Buzz Publications, LLC
4866 Cooper Rd., Suite 202, Cincinnati, OH 45242
PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Buzz Publications,
LLC
EXQUISITE MATERIAL.
EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE.
We have the largest single warehouse in Central Ohio, and carry over 6,500 different
slabs of granite, quartz, marble, dolomite, quartzite, soapstone, semi-precious stone, and porcelain.
STONEMARTMARBLEGRANITE.COM
COLUMBUS, OH - WEST
2249 WESTBROOKE DR - 43228
(614) 527-0257
COLUMBUS, OH - EAST
240 OUTERBELT ST - 43213
(614) 604-9620
CINCINNATI, OH
4434 MUHLHAUSER RD - 45011
(513) 942-7625
ALSO LOCATED IN INDIANAPOLIS, IN AND ROCHESTER, NY.
OUR COLUMBUS - EAST LOCATION IS NOW EXCLUSIVELY SHOWCASING ENGINEERED SURFACES!
HTCO0724.007
HTCO0724.012