Marnie Hayutin
The Fix: Six Renovation Revelations from Serious Rehabbers
On the renovation continuum, there’s upgrading the appliances, there’s taking the kitchen down to the studs, and then there’s what the Chacóns did.
Built By Hand: Modern Mansion Meets Old Kentucky Home
How a Northern Kentucky mansion with every modern convenience came to look like it’s been standing for hundreds of years.
Seven Secrets to Great Design
Ever wonder why a room just doesn’t feel right?Designer Mary Cook experienced it countless times when she was called in to fix spaces that, for reasons the clients couldn’t put their fingers on, just weren’t working.
6 Really Easy Ways to Create a Spa Bathroom
Forget the orchid and the basket of massage stones. And you don’t have to remodel, either. These really easy steps will have you relaxing in your own spa retreat by the end of a weekend.
Ready For Their Close-Ups
One of the perks of working for a magazine is that we occasionally have the opportunity to…shall we say, “contribute” to photo shoots.
Yes, over the years, our pets have been Cincinnati Magazine cover models. Our children have appeared as ring bearers and flower girls in Cincinnati Wedding. We’ve ridden motor scooters and tandem bicycles for the sake
Yes, over the years, our pets have been Cincinnati Magazine cover models. Our children have appeared as ring bearers and flower girls in Cincinnati Wedding. We’ve ridden motor scooters and tandem bicycles for the sake
First Impressions
April showers bring messy mudrooms. Here's how to keep your entryways presentable, even in April.
Take it Personally
A few years ago “customizing” your home meant upgrading to an exotic wood or a high-end faucet. Today, homeowners are taking design cues from what’s truly one-of-a-kind—themselves.
Catch “Coniferitis”
If you select the right conifers for your climate and plant them correctly, they pretty much take care of themselves.
Ahead of Its Time
Most architects would have approached this property quite differently. It’s the typical Cincinnati sloping yard, and the usual way to situate a house would have been to put the entrance on the high ground, opening to a walkout basement at the bottom of the hill.
Modern Love
By the third or fourth real estate agent to whom Susan Rissover had to explain "Mid-Century Modern," she knew she was destined not only to be a caretaker of her own modern home but to champion all of them.
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