Charli and Dr. Jim Rohack renovated a 1914 house on Galveston’s East End into a spacious home with an open floor plan. The Gulf views were a major selling point, said Charli Rohack, who is a wildlife rehabilitator. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Deb and Wally Deats’ Dickinson kitchen features custom cabinetry and top-of-the-line appliances by Wolf and Sub-Zero. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Ceramic olive sculptures and old rolling pins adorn the wall leading into the kitchen. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
The bright, airy living room in Barbara Canetti and Carlos Rios’ renovated 1890s cottage features walls and ceilings made of colorful shiplap wood. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Tish Reustle is the resident bamboo expert for the Galveston County Master Gardeners’ program at Carbide Park in La Marque. She is one of the master gardeners who takes care of the many varieties of bamboo growing in the serenity garden at the park. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Mike Gaynor and Penny Pierce love the openness and flow of the kitchen in their East End Galveston home. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Mona Kidwell trims brightly colored celosia blooms in her yard in League City. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Renee and Steve Casey’s open-concept kitchen features dark walnut cabinets, a Thermador stove and an island with ivory cabinets and cream-and-rust-swirled granite. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
A sculpture from India of a leopard with mother of pearl spots sits atop a blue pearl granite table where it guards the sitting room in Linda Marroquin’s island home. A large painting by Jeanette Chinelli hangs above the table, which matches one in the dining room. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds