Leslie Russo’s newly remodeled kitchen has just a touch of contemporary design and also features plenty of storage. Photo by Kim Christensen
It all began because her pantry was too small, said Leslie Russo, when explaining why she decided to remodel her League City kitchen. [Read more…]
The beautifully landscaped backyard of Charryl and Dr. Brian Wong’s League City home features a pool complete with fountains and a waterslide as well as ample seating space for numerous guests. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
It isn’t unusual for golfers to stop near the eighth hole on the Magnolia Creek Golf course in League City to admire the view. [Read more…]
Jennifer Lawrence watches her husband, Jason, prepare bami, a family favorite, in the kitchen of their Dickinson home. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
The gabled 1891 cottage on Settegast Road in Galveston started life as an elegant house in the 2700 block of Broadway. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Daryl and Jenise Ehrlich sit on a tree swing in the backyard of their League City home. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
League City might be growing by leaps and bounds, but there still are some hidden pockets of land where oak trees stand tall and backyard pastoral meadows exist. [Read more…]
Lana and Al Barber stand on their patio in front of their backyard garden in San Leon. The Barbers enjoy the chaos of their plants and being surrounded by green. Photo by Kelsey Walling
After 42 years of marriage and living in various places across the United States, Lana and Al Barber have finally settled into their forever home they bought eight months ago in San Leon.
It wasn’t so much the house that drew them to this particular area, but the yard, and the yards surrounding theirs, they said. [Read more…]
Rebecca and Ken Walker’s East End house, on the corner of Church and 15th streets in Galveston, is part of the Historical District’s Christmas home tour. Photo by Kelsey Walling
A sign that translates to, “In this house, the queen does not cook,” decorates Geraldo Schaun’s Galveston kitchen. Schaun wanted a one-person space to give him room to properly prepare meals. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Geraldo Schaun needed some space. A chef who loves to cook, Schaun needed more counters, more burners, more storage and more room to create his culinary creations. He needed a new kitchen. [Read more…]
Robert Zahn, left, and Tim Dudley cut a lemon rosemary rotisserie chicken in their kitchen in the historic Mann House, built in 1876 in Galveston. They enjoy entertaining and cooking together in the kitchen they restored after Hurricane Ike hit in 2008. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Tim Dudley and Robert Zahn are the men of the Mann House, an 1876 two-story home in Galveston’s East End. They’ve lived there since 2007, and were proud of their careful restoration of the house, which was built for Galveston County Judge George E. Mann and his family. [Read more…]
Corey, Misty, Caryss and Coy Magliolo talk in the kitchen of their remodeled home in Dickinson. Their home along Dickinson Bayou was severely damaged by Hurricane Harvey in August last year. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Corey and Misty Magliolo have a new date to celebrate — March 23, 2018. That’s the day they moved back into their Dickinson home that was severely damaged by Hurricane Harvey in August last year. [Read more…]