The study in Mary Jon and J.P. Bryan’s historic Galveston home is appointed in rich leathers and warm wood. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
A Victorian victory
‘A cohesive space’
Victoria Schatte pours milk into a bowl while cooking Swedish pancakes with her mom, Dawnelle Schatte, in their Friendswood home. The Schattes remodeled the kitchen last year. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Small, outdated Friendswood kitchen gets a modern makeover
‘It’s Galveston’s house’
Dawn McCarty and Rick Altemose are the proud owners of the Galveston Historical Foundation’s “Green Revival House,” a cottage built in 1891 and restored to meet the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED — Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design — requirements. Photo by Kelsey Walling
A small cottage near collapse is transformed into an energy-efficient home
‘My heritage is alive in this place’
Helen Stroud wanted a South Louisiana old-kitchen feel to match her 1886 Lost Bayou Historic District home. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Islander finds an unfitted kitchen is the perfect fit
More is more
Courtney Madden was inspired by the philosophy “more is more,” when she began turning her League City home into a gallery of art and collectibles. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
In this atypical suburban home, more is more
A Gulf Coast garden
Galveston County Master Gardeners Mary Gonzalez, right, and Stewart McAdoo, are greenhouse team leaders. The Master Gardeners’ greenhouse is where a variety of herbs are grown for the group’s bi-annual plant sale. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Growing flavorful herbs is all in the planning
Of two minds
Twin sisters Dana and Jana Smidt bought twin Sears Craftsman kit houses in Galveston. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
A mail-order Sears house gets a double makeover
‘It just feels like us’
Linley Palmer watches her husband, José, and daughter, Elena, cook in the remodeled kitchen of their Dickinson home. Her son, Fisher, is the official taste tester in the family. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
New Orleans-inspired kitchen reflects a Dickinson family’s personalities
Ruhl House rules
Chuck and Debbie Morris restored the 1875 Julius and Elizabeth Ruhl House in Galveston’s East End to keep the 19th-century look and feel with 21st-century amenities. Photo by Kelsey Walling
East End island couple remodels a Victorian icon while staying faithful to its design
A happy place
Leslie Russo’s newly remodeled kitchen has just a touch of contemporary design and also features plenty of storage. Photo by Kim Christensen
Updating traditional with a pinch of contemporary is recipe for a happy place
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…]
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