words and images by: Scot Zimmerman Old Town Park City looked very different when Barbara Kuhr and John Plunkett arrived in town in the early 1990s. Despite warnings from locals passing by on the street who tried to discourage them from investing in the old homes, they acted on the potential they saw in the…
First came love, then came marriage, then came the tiny house. When Chris and Tamara started their life together, they wanted to do so with clarity and purpose—a life of experiences, friendships and leaving the world a better place than they found it. For them, that meant reducing their material possessions and building a tiny house in Summit County.
These days, choosing what to eat has become an environmental and, therefore, (sometimes) a political choice. Salmon is no different.
We may be landlocked in Utah, but that doesn’t mean the seaside doesn’t inspire us and our décors
Right about now dahlias are strutting their stuff in Utah’s most striking gardens.
This week I am thinking about getting out of the car and walking. A photo shoot of two units in Nirvana, Lane Myers’s (Lane Myers Construction) development of soon to be eight carefully constructed custom homes in lower Old Town Park City, triggered these thoughts.
Small-space design is tricky. With every detail on display, there’s little room for error. Northland Design’s Ryan Talbot and Jeremy Fillmore offer these design tips for creating big impact for a compact landscape.
Comfort and contemporary, nature-inspired design makes stylish living a shore thing.
Your first reaction may be that teaching children to play with knives and fire is not a good idea. But you’d be wrong.
Hotter than ever, fire features and their innovative creators are transforming backyards into outdoor retreats across Utah. What better way to savor summer evenings than by relaxing with friends and family in front of a fire’s glow?
