Monday is Pioneer Day, the day Utahns jubilantly celebrate the arrival of the first settlers, those brave souls who trekked over a thousand miles to make a home in the wild Western lands.
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From courtyards to entries, patios to lush landscapes, stunning gardens create irresistible outdoor escapes across Utah.
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Want to add to your Northwest adventure? We suggest heading—you guessed it—farther north and west.
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Bring fun, energy and intrigue into the hope with a pop of color courtesy of nature’s very own color palette.
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Built in 1956, the modern home discreetly nestles into the lushly landscaped Federal Heights property.
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Scott Jaffa, architect, of the Jaffa Group in Park City recently tackled updating one of these homes on the Park Meadows Golf Course.
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As a child growing up in the Mount Olympus Cove neighborhood of Millcreek, Eric Overton spent his days in the abundance of nature in his backyard—the slopes of of the Wasatch Range.
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If you attended the recent Utah Valley Parade of Homes, you couldn’t miss how a black-and-white color palette dominated many of the dramatic, high-style interiors.
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Vine-ripened tomatoes, fresh-cut basil, creamy mozzarella: This Italian trinity composes caprese, arguably summer’s simplest and most sensational salad. But why stop there? Throw in some unexpected ingredients and enjoy the surprising flavors and seasonal flair they give this classic dish
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It’s summertime and the living is easy. Designer Matt Dickamore offers simple, high-style decorating ideas to help infuse your home with the laid-back comfort and sun-kissed character of our favorite season.
