GRAND RAPIDS HOME
Creston Garden Tour returns with 13 properties to explore
For seven years, the Creston Garden Tour has invited visitors to see the neighborhood through a different lens—one shaped by native plants, backyard harvests, cottage-inspired designs and the personal touches of the gardeners who nurture them.
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Starting Over
For many Michigan leisure seekers, seasonal stays and scenic settings often go hand in hand. Such is the case for Catherine “Cahssey” Augenstein, who has spent summers on Gun Lake in Middleville since she was a kid.
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Keeping it Close to Home
The beauty of appliances, whether for the kitchen, laundry room, or even an outdoor patio, is that while their first role may be function, they can also add flair to home décor and convenience through advanced features.
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A Small House Can Be Just the Right Size
Go big or go home? For some Michiganders today, the saying should be “Go small and go home.” That’s because they see a smaller house as offering everything they need and want, and nothing more.
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Grand Rapids Home
For a quarter century, Renaissance Exteriors and Remodeling/Schultz Builders has become not only a trusted and well-respected name in West Michigan, but the family-owned businesses continue to build on their incredible success.
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Rivertown Ridge
This brand new community has combined exquisite living spaces with the natural beauty of the campus to create the ideal retirement setting.
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A Place to Call Home
Remodeling a home and/or adding another room is a significant process. It can be overwhelming and can begin to feel that way after typing “home design ideas” into a search engine.
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Reimagining Interior Spaces
Stone and Brick — it’s one of the most enduring elements of home design. Known for its strength and timeless beauty, it’s no wonder that as years pass, brick remains an in-demand feature of many a dream home.
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By the Grace of Design
A well-designed home looks effortless, as if there were no other possible way for it to appear. But in fact, quite a bit goes into a well-designed space.
NEWSLETTERS
JULY/AUGUST 2026 ISSUE
