Penny Salter decorates her Bayou Vista home inside and out for the holidays. She inherited her love of the holiday from her mother, Winnie McCloud. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Decking the halls
‘High design in a small space’
Galveston builder Christine Plum packed a lot of features into a 536-square-foot house, from a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, to a gas fireplace and spacious kitchen. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
A little goes a long way at this tiny island house
‘An open house’
Mike and Kat Bouvier’s kitchen is open and designed for entertaining at their home overlooking English Bayou in Galveston. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
This island kitchen was designed with love of food and company in mind
‘The look we wanted’
Stan Delahousaye and Tim Louis, with their dog, Leo, transformed their yard into a relaxing oasis with the help of landscape designer Raegan Markey. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Homeowners work with landscaper to create functional, chic island garden
‘It sparkles’
Karl Lewis and his dog, Abigail, enjoy puttering in the small yard of their home in Galveston. The garden features an old shed Lewis turned into a he-shed, where he can entertain outdoors. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
A small, well-tended island garden makes a big impression
A lush landscape
The garden at Patty and Chip Claiborne’s waterfront Kemah home abounds with tropical color and is framed by swaying palms. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Their Kemah home came with a beautiful, ready-made yard
A story to tell
Julie and Bart Moore, their children Trace, 11 and Avery, 12, and their dog, Costa, enjoy their canal home in Tiki Island. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Tiki Island family transforms a former racquetball court into a stunning home
‘Party central’
Two kitchen islands, one for guests and one for cooking, make Jeanette and Paul Faulkner’s Mediterranean-style kitchen perfect for entertaining. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
The kitchen in this waterfront Kemah home was made for entertaining
Ghostly guests
The owners of the Waters Davis house in Galveston have experienced several inexplicable occurrences in their home, including catching on security cameras what looked like feet moving past the grand staircase. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
In Galveston, owners of historic houses report strange sightings
Made to order
Bevin and Ken Horne are minimalists, they said. They prefer to keep small appliances and kitchen necessities hidden behind cabinet doors. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Bright, airy League City kitchen is designed for cooks, but not clutter
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