Layton, UT (PRWEB) January 16, 2014

Destination Homes(http://www.destinationhomes.com), Utahs trusted homebuilder, wins several awards Friday, January 10th, at the Excellence in Homebuilding Awards at the annual awards night at Rio Tinto Stadium with the Utah Homebuilder Association and Utah Sales & Marketing Council. Destination Homes was recognized for four awards, including 2013 Best of State for Custom Kitchen Design The Iron Chef.

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It is great to bring home some awards recognizing our teams hard work in 2013, said Brad Wilson, President. Were grateful to celebrate these awards with nationally renowned architects at UDA (Urban Design Associates) as well as some amazing local buisnesses. Mighty Clever of Layton provided the design for Hill Farms marketing campaign as well as producing a radio spot for Pandora. Mary Morgan-Burnett of Layton was the interior decorator of the Best of State Custom Kitchen Design; she has been designing interiors for Destination Homes since 2002.

Destination Homes won four awards at the Excellence in Homebuilding

Destination Homes has worked closely with UDA (Urban Design Associates) to create home designs that are both functional and beautiful, said David Bailey, Founder. This last year has been a wonderful experience as our company has come together to create these truly exceptional homes.

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About Destination Homes: Destination Homes is a top 10 residential homebuilder in Utah, owned by David Bailey and west Kaysville resident Brad Wilson. With neighborhoods from Daybreak in South Jordan to Pleasant View, Destination Homes has improved live by building exceptional homes in lasting communities across northern Utah.

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They may be inanimate bricks and mortar to the rest of us but buildings speak to designer Eve Waldron. They tell the stories of the people who built them, the people whove worked on them, and the people who live in them now, she explains.

The interior of a home should reveal the personality and history of the inhabitant; the most warm and interesting rooms are those which contain not just beautiful objects, but objects that have meaning. . . Something from a memorable trip, something inherited, something given by a friend.

Good interior design is the glue that sticks all those things together, creating a scheme that looks great but also works on a practical level.

Thats central to Eves design ethos; rooms should, she explains, be far more than a pretty face. Whats the point in creating a room that looks fabulous but doesnt work? I work on a lot of period buildings many of them listed and you have to be very sensitive to the fabric. But equally were not creating a museum: whether its public, commercial or domestic, the space has to fulfil its function too.

Eve has worked on a vast and incredibly diverse range of properties, from hallowed Cambridge colleges to cutting-edge new builds. But her approach is always the same: to stand back and look at the big picture, while also paying plentiful attention to little details.

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Theyre versatile. Theyre inexpensive. And theyre often handmade, by local artisans to boot. The tea towel is more than a dish rag or an eco-friendly substitute for disposable Bounty or Viva these days. Its a bit of graphic art, available in a plethora of patterns and illustrated amusements. We scoured stores and websites for a range of the designs, then asked designers for these 23 ways to use a tea towel.

1. Line a bread basket.

2. Cushion the bottom of the fruit bowl.

3. Wrap up a handmade design as a hostess gift.

4. They also make cute reusable gift wrapping, using them like we do in Japan as a furoshiki, or wrapping cloth, Lookout & Wonderland designer Niki Livingston said.

5. Use stiffer materials such as linen in place of vinyl shelf liner. When the shelves get dusty, just toss the towels into the laundry.

6. Especially during the holidays I love packing up fresh citrus in a tea towel and tying it off with yarn and bakers twine, Culver City, Calif., textile artist Heather Taylor said. This makes for a great hostess gift.

7. A variation on that theme: Use a tea towel to wrap scented handmade soap and leave it out for house guests, suggested Kara Smith, president of SFA Design in L.A.

8. Use large ones as place mats.

9. I love using tea towels as napkins or bibs for those get-your-fingers-dirty meals like crabs and ribs, Studio City, Calif., textile designer Paula Smail said. They look great on the table, and if they are illustrated, they become conversation starters.

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Just months after Kirstie Allsopp disclosed that her sister Sofie had undergone a double mastectomy to prevent breast cancer, their mother has succumbed to the disease.

Lady Hindlip, an interior decorator, died at their family home on Epiphany, at the age of 66. Fiona had suffered from breast cancer for 25 years.

Last year, Sofie, a 33-year-old television presenter, said she underwent the radical surgery because of fears that she would develop the disease which has afflicted her mother, grandmother and female relations going back generations.

I have spent my life watching my mother struggle with breast cancer, worried that I might lose her, she said at the time. So, for me, it was a very simple, logical decision to remove a part of my body which could potentially kill me.

Fiona married Lord Hindlip, 73, the Old Etonian former chairman of Christies, in 1968 and they have two other children: Henry, 40, an art dealer, and Natasha, 27.

Lady Hindlip was the granddaughter of Harry McGowan, the explosives tycoon given a hereditary peerage by Stanley Baldwin.

When her son Henry married Naomi Gummer in 2012, his godmother, the Duchess of Cornwall, attended the wedding, as well as David Cameron and Jeremy Hunt.

Lady Hindlip underwent treatment for cancer in 1987, which kept the disease in remission for seven years. She was treated again when the cancer returned, and nine years later was diagnosed with a secondary cancer.

Mum was always very discreet, stoic and amazingly brave, but we were aware of the impact it had on her, and it was hard for us to see her suffer. Kirstie said.

The funeral has already been held.

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Just months after Kirstie Allsopp disclosed that her sister Sofie had undergone a double mastectomy to prevent breast cancer, their mother has succumbed to the disease.

Lady Hindlip, an interior decorator, died at their family home on Epiphany, at the age of 66. Fiona had suffered from breast cancer for 25 years.

Last year, Sofie, a 33-year-old television presenter, said she underwent the radical surgery because of fears that she would develop the disease which has afflicted her mother, grandmother and female relations going back generations.

I have spent my life watching my mother struggle with breast cancer, worried that I might lose her, she said at the time. So, for me, it was a very simple, logical decision to remove a part of my body which could potentially kill me.

Fiona married Lord Hindlip, 73, the Old Etonian former chairman of Christies, in 1968 and they have two other children: Henry, 40, an art dealer, and Natasha, 27.

Lady Hindlip was the granddaughter of Harry McGowan, the explosives tycoon given a hereditary peerage by Stanley Baldwin.

When her son Henry married Naomi Gummer in 2012, his godmother, the Duchess of Cornwall, attended the wedding, as well as David Cameron and Jeremy Hunt.

Lady Hindlip underwent treatment for cancer in 1987, which kept the disease in remission for seven years. She was treated again when the cancer returned, and nine years later was diagnosed with a secondary cancer.

Mum was always very discreet, stoic and amazingly brave, but we were aware of the impact it had on her, and it was hard for us to see her suffer. Kirstie said.

The funeral has already been held.

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