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A peninsula adds workspace, while the custom island gives plenty of space for food prep in this house on Jefferson Street in Boulder. (Courtesy photo / Mark Quentin)
If you go
What: Dream Kitchens are Cooking Tour
When: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, noon-2 p.m Sunday
Where: Various houses in Boulder and Louisville
Cost: $20
Tickets: Studio3 Kitchen and Bath Interiors: 1719 15th St. Boulder: "I Have a Dream" Foundation of Boulder County: 3012 Sterling Circle, Suite 200, Boulder, 303-444-3636; any King Soopers location or 1-866-464-2626 or ticketswest.com (surcharge added)
Who doesn't love food, a remodeled kitchen and helping kids go to college?
The "I Have A Dream Foundation" in Boulder offers all three with its Dream Kitchens are Cooking Tour on Saturday and Sunday.
"Each home has a theme, and it's a great opportunity to see the different designers," said Lori Canova, president and CEO of the "I Have a Dream" Foundation.
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San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) April 23, 2014
San Francisco-based interior designer Antonio Martins, of Antonio Martins Interior Design, is pleased to be participating in his second San Francisco Decorator Showcase. Antonio Martins has turned an unimaginative master bedroom into a captivating space that takes a modern approach on historical elements.
Staying true to honoring heritage, an antique Portuguese Bilros bed, carefully preserved by Antonios family since the 18th century, commands attention and is the primary inspiration for the space. Made of Pau-Santo, an exotic rosewood, the design of the bed adheres to the strict guidelines of the period. I have always loved this bed, which incorporates our family crest, and the Showcase was the perfect excuse to bring it to San Francisco, says Antonio Martins.
As a celebration of Portuguese culture, the walls are covered by blue and white tiles (Portuguese Azulejos), faithful copies of 18th century patterns and designs. Offering a 21st century twist on traditional form and pattern, Antonio has expanded the tile size and shuffled the images to become a modern piece of art. I love the use of traditional designs and techniques in a whole new way.
A total of 243 oversized tiles were hand-painted by master decorative painters Linda Horning and Katherine Jacobus, working together for the first time on this incredible task.
The 2014 San Francisco Decorator Showcase is open from April 26 through May 26, 2014 at 3660 Jackson Street in San Francisco. The house is open Tuesdays through Sundays and Monday, Memorial Day. The hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday: 10:00a.m. 3:00 p.m. (last entry), Friday: 10:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. (last entry), Sunday and Memorial Day: 11:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. (last entry), CLOSED MONDAY (except Memorial Day).
Tickets are $35 for general admission, seniors $30. More information on this annual charitable event benefitting the University High School scholarship fund, can be found at decoratorshowcase.org.
About Antonio Martins:
Antonio Martins studied hotel management in Switzerland, and worked for 11 years building a successful hotel career in Asia. From Hotel operations to Hotel design, he puts his marks in some of the finest venues in Hong Kong, Bangkok, Argentina and most recently Chicago.
His residential career began in San Francisco, while obtaining a Masters of Fine Arts in Interior Architecture and Design. An artist at heart, Antonio brings an eclectic approach to interior design, with an interesting mix of antiques, modern artwork and contemporary furniture.
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April 22, 2014 A.C. history by Enfys McMurry
Anonymous The Daily Iowegian The Daily Iowegian Tue Apr 22, 2014, 06:14 AM CDT
April 22, 1910: This was the day when the Interurban service between Centerville and Mystic began with a special dedication run. On board were the 165 bond subscribers in Centerville and Mystic who had made the Interurban possible. Among the group were J.A. and D.C. Bradley, who had contributed together almost $22,000 and whose father, William Bradley, had come to Centerville in 1856, establishing one successful business after another. Also present were Jesse M. Beck, editor of the Iowegian and Frank Payne, whose vision of extending Centerville Squares business eight years previously was now realized. The group posed before the camera. The day was cool. They wore hats and overcoats. One supported himself on a cane. They were handed folders with information on the quality of the construction, the power additions, the improvements planned and the security of their investments. They declared themselves well pleased.
At 7:30 every morning, two passenger cars of the Interurban departed from the east side of Centervilles Courthouse Square. They proceeded up North Main, turned west on Madison to Seventh Street, then north for the 25-minute journey to Mystic. A conductor collected the fares: 20 cents one way, $1 for three round trips. In a five-minute stop in Mystic, the motorman climbed to the top of the cars and adjusted controls allowing them to change directions, leaving Mystic for Centerville at 8 a.m. a pattern repeated every hour. (171)
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