Keisha and Slade Zapp both enjoy cooking in their kitchen, whether it’s baking or making ceviche with a fish they caught. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
‘Exactly our style’
Keeping it spicy
Lisa and Skip Teel share a love of Hatch green chiles, which is the main ingredient in their Hatch green chile stew. The Teels, who enjoy cooking together, renovated the kitchen of their Friendswood home with an open concept and warm tones. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
A Friendswood kitchen renovation reignites couple’s love of cooking
‘We dreamed of this loft’
Kevin Smith, left, and Michael Woody knew during a loft tour that if the third-floor, corner loft in the 1896 Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Building ever went on the market, they wanted to purchase it. In October 2019, they got the chance. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Islanders enjoy the charms of essentialist living in historic downtown building
Forensic files
Galveston contractor Alex Gonzalez and his crews found old glass bottles as they dug on the property of the 1874 Robert J. Hughes house, 523 10th St., which they are restoring. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
When preserving old houses, islander likes to get into the minds of original builders
‘Labor of Love’
A Victorian enthusiast works to restore Texas City house to its former glory
‘A happy medium’
Michael and Ashley Cordray, owners of Save 1900 Realty and stars of DIY Network’s “Restoring Galveston,” combined two rooms to create their kitchen in their Victorian home. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Victorian houses aren’t known for kitchens, but these DIY stars worked their magic
No-fuss fruit
Lisa Manuele stands with one of the dwarf papaya plants growing in her plot at the San Jacinto Community Garden in Galveston. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
With little work, papaya plants thrive on the upper Texas Coast
Royal treatment
Julie Osburn is at ease cooking in the open-concept kitchen of her Kemah home. She enjoys baking from scratch. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
An accidental Texan’s kitchen is a tribute to her English heritage
Sibling success story
The Shaws’ and the Greengolds’ adjacent houses on Avenue M in Galveston were built in 1886. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Once abandoned and in disrepair, these island houses have happy futures
‘We need a little Christmas’
For the holidays, Mary Ann Murphy decorates her Galveston home with unique Santa Claus statues, trees, candles and garland. It takes about three weeks to put out all the decorations, she said. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Islander delights family and neighbors with decorations and Santa Claus collection
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