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GREATER MIAMI VALLEY| JULY/AUGUST 2011 | VOL. 12, NO. 3 | HOUSETRENDS.COM | $4.95

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Downtown Dayton has experienced a renaissance of sorts over the past

few years. From the thriving cultural arts district to the quaint shops

and restaurants, more people seem to be migrating to the city. So,

when Patty invited us in to see her new penthouse on the 17th

floor ofPerformance Place, we couldnt resist.

Accentuated with rich materials, lush colors and some of the most

unique light fixtures and artwork weve seen, Pattys home is truly a

visual masterpiece, both inside and out. Her home has made us fall in

love with our city all over again, and were sure you will feel the same.

Spectacular interiors have always been an essential element in each

issue of Housetrends. It is one of the rea-

sons why we love featuring the Dayton

Philharmonic Volunteer Associations

Designers Show House and Gardens.

This years home, a stunning ColonialRevival in Oakwood, was beautifully

transformed by some of our areas best

interior designers and landscapers. Be

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Show House, as well as exclusive tips and

ideas from the designers themselves.

Were hard at work on our next issue,

which highlights several renovations around the Greater Miami Valley.

Youll find it in your mailbox in late September.

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Penthouse adds a touch of Hollywoodglamour to downtown Dayton

By Julie Thompson | Photos by Daniel Feldkamp/Visual Edge Imaging


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Seventeen

floors

above

downtownDaytons

art district

sits a hidden masterpiece that most of the

community will only see by invitation. |Its a

2,800-square-foot penthouse at the very top

of Performance Place, a high-rise office and

condo building constructed in 2003 to accom-

pany the citys stunning Schuster Performing

Arts Center. This past winter, this penthouse

was the last living space to be finished in the

property, and its owner, Patty Lavy, spared no

expense to make it one of the most dazzling.

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A shared visionThe penthouse boasts spectacular views

of the citys southeast side and was care-

fully designed to not only serve as a

home, but also as a centerpiece for some

of the citys most prominent fundraising

events. Every detail was chosen to enable

the space to come alive at night and play

off of the natural light and beauty thatflow in from the penthouses enormous

windows, which make up 40 feet of glass

altogether.

Those who visit Pattys home are over-

whelmed by what they experience and

often remark that they feel as if they have

stepped outside of Dayton for an evening.

The homes contemporary and custom-

built features make one feel as if theyre

attending a Hollywood event rather than

a Midwestern social.

The custom dining chairs, featuring snake-skin-inspired fabric, stand out against the darkmahogany stained table. BELOW: The roundisland is a great place to serve hors doeuvresduring intimate gatherings.


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This was very different for us to build

because Dayton is a very traditional town,

says John Albrecht, owner of Albrecht

Custom Homes & Wood Interiors. It was

nice to do something different and it was

a lot of fun.

Albrecht, who handled all of the

build outs for Performance Place, hired

local designer Denis Bruss with Gene

Zimmermans Interior Design Studio to

transform the shell into a one-of-a-kind

living space. Patty shared her vision of

the space and let the duo loose to handle

the rest. Both Bruss and Albrecht were

floored by the freedom theyd been given

to design and even more pleased when

Patty loved what they dreamed up.

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LEFT: The bar, decorated with black leatheraccents, separates the living room and privatefamily room. BELOW: A colorful paintingabove the buffet opens to allow natural light

to flow into the office.


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The penthouse offersdramatic views of

downtown life.


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Creating a new shapeThe first thing that had to be done was

to rearrange how it was laid out. The

property was plumbed and wired so that

a huge designer kitchen could be placedright in the middle of the space. Albrecht

suggested moving the kitchen to the side.

As a result, a spacious living room was

created with a bar, and Pattys master bed-

room was enlarged.

Bruss designs incorporated as many

curves as possible to offset stark lines

in the windows, the outside balcony and

overall shape. Nearly every feature in the

home has a circular shape including rugs,

pillows, chairs, light fixtures and otto-mans. These smaller details bring out the

two massive radius shapes recessed in

the nine-foot ceilingsone above the liv-

ing rooms sitting area and the other one

above the kitchens island.

The kitchen is now inconspicuously

placed to the side so it can fade into

the background at night. Albrecht custom

designed all of the cabinetry with mahog-

any, including the ovens hood, instead of

alternative materials like stainless steelthat would draw too much attention. The

rooms focal point is its round island that

is topped with a six-foot diameter piece

of granite.

Most of the penthouses space is devoted

to its dining room and living room areas.

The dining rooms 10-foot long white oak

table was stained with a dark mahogany

stain and offers plenty of room for enter-

taining. The tables chairs were one of the

most surprising details for Patty who firstquestioned how their snakeskin coverings

would blend with the rest of the dcor. At

first I thought it was so wild, she says.

But now they are the focal point of the

whole room and at night the light just

bounces off of them.

A fireplace warms the room and its

rounded hearth stays true to the curved

features. A 42-inch television hides behind

a mirror mounted above the fireplace

waiting for its turn to entertain guests. A


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OPPOSITE: Guests are able to catch a peekinto the homeowners small family room,nestled behind the bar. ABOVE: Pillars line

the hallway leading from the main livingspaces to the master suite.

bar not only serves guests, but also acts as

a buffer between the formal living space

and Pattys personal family room. Bruss

designed the bar to be covered in blackleather and recruited a gentleman who

does car interiors to get it done.

Pattys small family room is off limits to

public entertaining, but guests often get a

peek inside because of its open doorways.

The room is outfitted with more tradi-

tional furniture and a 60-inch television.

The rooms mural is what catches most

wandering eyes. The painting is a skyline

done by local artist Sondra Bakie to mirror

the view from the outside.

Coming alive at nightAlbrecht and Bruss work created a final

finish that only reveals its full beauty in

the evening. Its then that the citys dark-ness allows the penthouse to come alive.

Numerous lighting fixtures come on to

create a glow that dances off the pent-

houses blend of red, orange, amber, terra

cotta and warm jewel hues.


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The dining room table and the kitchen

island were both carved out in the center

so that a light could shine up and illu-

minate accessories resting above. Two

light fixtures adorn the dining room table,

offering soft light. These were chosen in

place of a chandelier so that the outside

view was never blocked. Meanwhile, tworound light fixtures, created by Bruss,

suspend over the living room seating area

and the kitchen island.

Round support columns made of con-

crete are disguised with a painted faux fin-

ish and are also illuminated at night with

hidden lights. The columns light bounces

off the rooms ceiling, which was painted

with gold and silver tones, and provides a

shimmering effect.

Similar columns were constructed in the

penthouses main hallway that stretches

from the front door to the living room.

Visitors are easily led down the 17-foot

hallway with its herringbone flooring and

12, 9-foot columns that run all the way

to its end.

Much like in the living room, these col-

umns light up the evening, but what mostonlookers wont realize is that they are

made up of PVC pipes so that even Patty

can lift them and change burned out light

bulbs. The dramatic effect of the columns

helps hide the more common living areas

such as the powder room, laundry room and

guest bedroomlocated off the hallway.

Becoming a city girlPatty lived nearly 30 years of her life

as a small town girl before moving into

her penthouse. She decided to move to

Dayton from Greenville, Ohio, to be closer

to her aging father. Her first instinct was

to find a place out in the suburbs, but she

quickly fell in love with the idea of living

downtown.

She loves the amenities of a larger town

like Dayton and, despite what some maythink, she feels extremely safe. She envi-

sioned the penthouse not only as a home,

but as an extension of her job as a non-

profit consultant. Shes already hosted

several parties for her clients offering

the beautiful space as a free location for

fundraisers.

Her favorite part of the entire pent-

house is her master bedroom where she

can privately unwind from the day. She

often lies on her custom-made bed and


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RESOURCES Contractor and cabi-netry: Albrecht Wood Interiors; Interior design: Denis Bruss,

Gene Zimmermans Interior Design Studio; Flooring: Hardwood,

Bob Madden Carpet & Tile; Electrical/lighting: Prestige Electric;

Painting: George Koogler Painting; Decorative painting: SondraBakie;Appliances/plumbing fixtures: Ferguson Enterprises; Globe

chandeliers: Tin Peddler, designed by Denis Bruss; Buffet/office

painting: Mike Elsass

OPPOSITE The master bedroom is swathed in rich red, purple andcoral fabrics and colors. RIGHT: The regal powder room is decoratedin polished white onyx. BOTTOM: Polished honey onyx and black

granite create a bold statement in the master bathroom.

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stares up at the ceiling, which depicts a starry scene reminiscent

of the formation that adorns the ceiling inside the Schuster

Center.

Everything I need is there, she says referring to a large screen

television and the fireplace. Its so different and sophisticated.

You feel as if you are in another world.

And when shes not in there, shes often relaxing in her master

bath where she can listen to music, watch TV or just enjoy its

fireplace. Either way, Patty is still amazed that this place is hers.

I love my place during the day and I love it at night, she says.

I feel like I have to pinch myself to believe I can live here.


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Three acres of land gives a family of four a lot of room to play. Five years ago, William and

Tina Hazel purchased this home in the heart of one of Springboros country club communi-

ties and transformed it from the inside out. The property had become a graveyard of past

neglect and broken relationships that eventually led to its vacancy. But the Hazel family fell in

love with its shell and their vision for what it could become.

oomolSpringboro home gets a second chance

By Julie Thompson | Photos by Daniel Feldkamp/Visual Edge Imaging

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A rebirth of sortsSo they hired experts in the landscaping field and asked them

to transform the overgrown and damaged yards into a glorious

escape that could be enjoyed both by adults and children. It was

a task that Tom Federle, landscape designer with Siebenthalers,

remembers to this day, even though it was one he completed

several years ago. He can quickly recall the propertys horrible

conditionsliding retaining walls, overgrown beds and barren

yardsbut one thing he will never forget is the natural beauty

the location provided for renewal.

I really like that woodsy environment, Federle says. It is

so different than when you go to work with a new subdivision

where the location is devoid of anything. Here, you start with a

great backdrop.

Federle not only had a nice canvas to work on, but he also had

great clients. The Hazels gave Federle a lot of freedom to do what

he saw fit, which moved the process along quickly. In almost no

time, dirt was moving and trees were falling. About 15 50-foot

trees were taken down to thin out space and create a more safe

environment around the home. More sunlight was able to pen-

etrate the grounds, opening up a whole new group of plants that

could be used in the landscaping.

The homes front yard received an instant facelift when new f low-

er beds were created with long curves and various plants, shrubs and

grasses. Hostas filling these new areas thrive in the shade, but are

also able to soak in the sporadic rays of light. In the summer, Tina

adds life to the yard with large pots of colorful annuals.

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OVERLEAF: New flower beds surround the front of the Springboro home. OPPOSITE: 15 large trees were removed for safety and to allow formore sunlight. ABOVE: The new two-level deck is made of composite wood and stretches along the entire back of the house.


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RESOURCESLandscaping: Siebenthalers;Deck maintenance: Mike Baker; Deck construction:Archadeck;

Concrete work: Oakley Blacktop

A playful back yardPerhaps the largest bulk of the work was in the back yard. A deck

covered the entire back of the home, but was of little use. Its

drainage system was so poor that it made it impossible to enjoy

the patio that was located underneath.

A retaining wall separating the back of the home to its in-

ground pool was deteriorating and the pool itself was on its last

leg. A large landscaping boulder had been thrown into its deep

end and all of its filtration equipment had been taken by the

previous owners. The home also had a tennis court, but it was

cracked and worn; the only life growing out of it being weeds.

The bones were still there, Tina says of the homes former life.

But it was just so bad.

The pool was repaired and the deck was replaced using a com-

posite material. The new 2,000-square-foot deck stretches across

the home and includes two levels for entertaining. The retaining

wall was rebuilt and filled with large plants like hydrangeas and

grasses that easily live up to the tall trees surrounding the yard.

Iberis, a white flaux that flowers in the spring, falls over the walls

edge. And the tennis court was repaved to allow for not only ten-

nis games, but basketball and hockey as well.

The homes outdoor living space, once left for dead, is now

vibrant and alive. The Hazels two children often have friends over

for sports or swimming. And entertaining is always an option for

the adults. The Hazels say they love sitting on the back deck, with

a drink in hand, taking in the beautiful scenery thanks to a mix of

Magnolias, Dogwoods, Viburnums and Hydrangeas.

OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Concrete pots filled with annuals addcolor to the landscape. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: Brilliant yel-low, pink and purple annuals stand out against the front of the home.OPPOSITE BOTTOM RIGHT: The in-ground pool was renovated andis now a favorite place for the homeowners children and friends.


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Salads are traditionally considered one of the

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Recipea

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RecipeandphotocourtesyofSan-

J.

THAI BEEF SALAD

WITH A WESTERN TWIST

1 telegraph cucumber

cut into small chunks

cup coriander leaves

3 cups mesculun leaves

1 avocado cut into 1-inch chunks

1 cup of cherry tomatoes, halved

1 cup sliced green beans

1 teaspoon soy sauce

14 ounces lean rump beef,

all fat trimmed off

Dressing recipe:

teaspoon fresh red chili,

deseeded and minced

1 tablespoon fish sauce

1 tablespoon garlic, finely chopped

1 tablespoon chopped coriander

1 teaspoon brown sugar

cup cold water

2 tablespoons fresh lime juice

1 chopped spring onion

Marinate the beef in the soy sauce for

an hour or overnight. Boil a pot of salted

water and blanch the green beans. After

5 minutes remove beans from heat, drain

and place into iced water. Drain again

and combine with other salad greens.

Combine the ingredients for the dressing,

stir well and set aside.

Fry rump steak in a heated pan with

oil for 2-4 minutes on each side. Rest for

10-15 minutes and slice thinly. Combine

the beef with the greens and dressing.

Serve immediately.

GRILLED VEGETABLE SALAD

WITH SHIRAZ BALSAMIC

VINAIGRETTE

1 large Vidalia or sweet yellow onion,

peeled and sliced into rings

2 green zucchini, sliced in lengthwise

8 large white mushrooms

3 sweet peppers (red, yellow, orange) cut

in half, stems and seeds removed

1 bunch asparagus, trimmed

1 cup crumbled goats cheese

1 teaspoon chopped fresh rosemary

SZECHUAN BEEF

SPINACH SALAD

1 pound sirloin steak,

cut into bite-sized strips

cup San-J Szechuan Sauce

1 tablespoon vegetable oil

2 red bell peppers,

seeded and roughly chopped

2 yellow onions, sliced

6 cups baby spinach leaves,

cleaned and dried

2 tablespoons rice vinegar

6 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil

teaspoon salt

teaspoon freshly ground black pepper

cup roasted peanuts, chopped

Toss the steak strips with the San-J

Szechuan Sauce in a large bowl or reseal-

able plastic bag. Marinate for up to 3

hours. Heat the vegetable oil in a large

skillet or wok over high heat. Add the

steak strips and stir-fry for about 5 min-

utes, or until no longer red in the middle.

Add the red bell peppers and onions and

stir-fry for another 2 minutes.

Spread the spinach evenly among 6

individual salad plates. Remove the meat

and vegetables from heat and, while still

hot, place evenly over the spinach. Whisk

together the rice vinegar, olive oil, salt and

pepper and drizzle over each salad. Garnish

the salads with chopped peanuts.

Red Wine Balsamic Vinaigrette:

1 cup olive oil

cup Lindemans Bin 50 Shiraz

cup balsamic vinegar

2 tablespoons Dijon mustard

1 tablespoon chopped fresh rosemary

Salt and ground black pepper to taste

First, prepare the vinaigrette by whisking

together all ingredients. In a large bowl or

sealable container, combine all vegetables

together. Add of the vinaigrette to con-

tainer, seal and refrigerate for one hour,

turning occasionally to marinate evenly.

Reserve remaining of vinaigrette to toss

with vegetables after grilling.

Preheat grill to medium-high heat.

Remove vegetables from marinade and

arrange in a grill basket. Place basket onto

grill and cook vegetables, turning basket

and basting occasionally with marinade,

until lightly charred and tender, about 6-8

minutes per side. Remove basket from

grill and allow to cool slightly. Remove

vegetables and cut into large chunks. Place

vegetables into a large bowl, toss with

reserved Red Wine Balsamic Vinaigrette,

season with salt and coarsely ground black

pepper to taste. Arrange onto serving plat-

ter and top with crumbled goats cheese

and chopped fresh rosemary.


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There is something liberating about walking into a home that

automatically puts a smile on your face. It is even better when youcant stop smiling as you walk from room to room.

This jovial feeling is what ultimately made the 2011 Designers

Show House and Gardens so special. This years crop of interior

designers and landscapers teamed up to reinvent this elegant

Colonial Revival in Oakwood. In addition to creating wonderful

spaces and providing an abundance of decorating ideas, the event

generated over $70,000 for the Dayton Philharmonic Volunteer

Association. The money helps fund music education programs for

local childrendefinitely something to smile about.

This happy atmosphere was also one of the reasons that led

Kelly Hick and her family to purchase the house. In fact, Kelly

closed on the home just before the Show House opened to the

public. Her family had been looking to move for a few years, andthey automatically fell in love with the homes charming charac-

ter.

Kelly was especially excited to see the designers and landscap-

ers imaginations come to life. This was a wonderful event to be

a part of, she says, while admitting that she had a hard time pick-

ing a favorite room. I would have never thought to incorporate

some of the materials and colors used. I was shocked when I saw

some of the rooms.

As we take a look back at the Show House, some of the interior

designers involved offer insight and tips that you might be able

to incorporate into your own home. continued >

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When using a dark paint color remember a simple rule all artists

follow: dark recedes and light advances. By using bold light colored fab-

rics and stripes to draw the eye up, you will achieve the wow factor when

using dark dramatic paint colors.Diana Begley, DSID and Allied Member ASID, Diana Begley Interiors and Home Comfort Gallery & Design

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We decided to angle the dining table to give the room a mod-

ern, casual feel. A dining room can be used as more than just a place to

dine. It can be used to gather, do homework, and be used as an office. It

does not have to be a room from the bygone era. Giving the room a more

modern, eclectic feel will allow it to be used more frequently.Vicki Boggs, Linda Haines, Kathy Stanaford, Jan Wunder and Kit Wymer, Todays Home Interiors continued >


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In small spaces you need to make an impact. Choose wallpaper

with a big bold pattern or go with a bright paint color that you would not

use in any other space in your home.Diane Konicki, DSID, DK Interiors LLC

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The right colors can make a room sing! If there is a color you like,

use it on something easily replaceable, such as throw pillows in the living

room or placemats in the dining room. Colors bring a room to life.

Sharon Bledsoe, DSID, Sharon Bledsoe Designs; David Fair, DSID, David Fair Interiors

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Think large accessories! Dont be afraid to make art big

and boldit is intended to catch your eye. Consider adding simpler,

larger accessories. They help declutter and make the space seem

more expansive.

Renee Beerck, DSID; Pam Brown, DSID; Barbara J. Wagar, DSID; Angie McWhirter, DSID;Kim Bittorf and Laura Ledbetter, Centerville Design Associates, Inc.

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We pulled the red hue from the floral fabric pillows on the bed

in order to generate interest in the room. Color is important in design

because it creates a mood.

Randy Luken, DSID and Allied Member ASID; John Blunt, ASID; Ashley Powell, DSID and Allied Member ASID, Luken Interiors continued >


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We love the nature theme and felt the bird fabric used for the

drapery and a few accessories would be appropriate since we had a

view of the treetops outside.Marlene Orendorf, DSID, Orendorf Interiors; Beth A. Spegal, DSID, House Dressing Interior Design, Ltd.

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT:

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Designs by Cate/Malachi Landscaping

Schauer Landscaping, Inc.

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Guided by an unwavering

commitment to homeowners,

we present a select group

of custom home builders

and remodelers to help you

realize your dream of living

in a custom home!

All American Home Remodeling

Cabinet Creations Design Gallery

Craftsmen Home Improvements, Inc.

Remodeling Designs, Inc.

South Dayton Builders & Remodelers

REMODELER/BUILDER PROFILE


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Chris King is a long timeresident in the Dayton area.Chris has always had a passionfor soccer and has played with-

in the Dayton area for just over

30 years. He is now sharing his

knowledge and experiences with

soccer by coaching a youth soc-

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area. Knowing the importance of

teamwork and communicationin the general development of

kids, Chris nds it is important

to invest back in the community

by having AAHR contribute to

youth sports/activities.


(AAHR) has combined remodel-

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within the home remodeling in-dustry. The company employs

5 lead remodelers with NARI

certications ranging from CR,

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with both the local NARI chap-


Making your remodeling dreamscome true...one home at a time.

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long list of references that can be

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Kitchens

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Owner/designer Vicki Wakerwith veteran designer BillMann utilize their combined 50+years of experience to actualize

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the industry. Our designs will betailored to t the unique needs

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CabinetCreations

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Since our inception in 1993,Craftsmen has successfullyinstalled thousands of kitchen,bath and basement projects. Our

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For over twenty-one years,Remodeling Designs, Inc. hasbeen regarded as one of the pre-miere Full Service, Design/Build

remodeling companies in the

Miami Valley. The company was

co-founded by Erich and Kelly

Eggers with the goal of deliver-

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Full service design/build projectmanagement means we manage

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all workmanship with a three

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service and the rest to its diver-sity. What makes doing business

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Something magicalhappens when you cook food outside. Nothing illustrates that point more than the Hobo Dinner

many of us prepared as children during summer camps or scout outings. We chopped our

potatoes, place them in the middle of a square of aluminum foil. We threw in some ground beef, a

bit of ketchup, a sliced carrot if someone other than kids were in charge, and perhaps added a bit of

onion, salt and pepper. After sealing all the ingredients tightly in the foil, we threw the whole contrap-

tion on an open fire. After waiting patiently for several minutes, we pulled the charred foil out of

the fire and burnt our fingers opening the package to discover the amazing transformation of a few

simple ingredients into an incredible feast. Its easy to get hungry just thinking about it.

continued >


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1. TAMPADesign: Mazas Design GalleryConstruction: Gehring ConstructionPhoto: Joe Traina

2. DAYTONDesign/construction:Colorado Brick Pizza Ovens

3. PRIOR LAKE, MINNESOTADesign/construction: Tuscany II/The OutdoorGreatRoom CompanyPhoto courtesy of Reading Rock, Inc.

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6. PITTSBURGHDesign/construction:Blackwood & Associates

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8. DAYTONDesign: Cabinet Creations Design Gallery Inc.Construction: The Schnicke Co.

Architect: Kenneth Bowerman & AssociatesPhoto: Clyde Golden

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Green has taken on many definitions in the home and garden industry. But at its core,

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AdvertiserIndexAlbrecht Custom Homes & Wood Interiors ..... 15

All American Home Remodeling ...........52 and 53

Appliance Gallery ............................................. 67

Bova Contemporary Furniture ......................... 40

Cabinet Creations Design Gallery .........54 and 55

Cambria Fabric and Design .............................. 14

Centerville Design Associates ........................... 39

Champion Windows, Siding, Patio Rooms ........ 28

Colorado Brick Pizza Ovens ............................. 76

Craftsmen Home Improvements ..........56 and 57

Custom Distributors .......................................... 4

Custom Wood Creations ................................. 16

Daniel DeVol Custom Builder, Inc. ................... 50

Dayton Door Sales ............................................ 7

Dayton Society of Interior Designers ................ 39

The Designers Consignment ............................ 17

Fabric Shack ..................................................... 40

Gene Zimmerman Interior Design Studio ........ 13

Greater Dayton Building & Remodeling .............. 5

Hanson Audio Video ........................................ 17

Home Comfort Gallery & Design .................... 39

Interstate Ford ................................................... 2

Joes Landscaping ............................................. 70

Kitchens by Design ........................................... 16

Knapke Kitchen & Bath..................................... 75

Luken Interiors ................................................. 11

Magnolias on Main ........................................... 72

Merry Maids .................................................... 72

Miami Valley NARI ........................................... 50

Parmida Home .................................................. 3

Paver Planet ....................................................... 9

Pietra Naturale, Inc. ......................................... 11

Remodeling Designs..............................58 and 59

Resolutions A-V ................................................ 30

Ryans All-Glass ................................................ 70

The Secret Garden .......................................... 72

Service Experts Heating and Air Conditioning ... 29

The Site Group ................................................ 66

South Dayton Builders & Remodelers ......... 60-62

Thai 9 .............................................................. 71

Town & Country Shopping Center ................... 71

Turner Landscaping .......................................... 36

Watermark Pools ............................................. 36

Whispering Creek ............................................ 39

Zig Zag Gallery ................................................ 13

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