July 2, 2009

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Daily trends, tips, tastings and trappings
Making a Home for Hummingbirds

Making a Home for Hummingbirds

Tips for hosting hummingbirds in your own backyard.   Read more »

Posted 06/19/09 @ 02:14 PM

Tradition With a Twist

Tradition With a Twist

Thibaut’s new Residence collection puts a fresh face on traditional style.   Read more »

Posted 06/15/09 @ 03:25 PM

Outdoor Fabrics Continue To Go High-Fashion

Outdoor Fabrics Continue To Go High-Fashion

For proof, check out the latest collection.   Read more »

Posted 06/10/09 @ 12:14 PM

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On the Table

Join the conversation with Dining Editor Mary Brown Malouf
What's cooking at Park Silly Market on Sunday

What's cooking at Park Silly Market on Sunday

Besides the weekly shopping fest, the holiday weekend market includes cooking demos from Park City's finest chefs. See you there!   Read more »

Posted 07/02/09 @ 01:04 PM

More news than you can eat

More news than you can eat

Byte after bite after byte of food news this morning. Here's a bloggy amuse-bouche.   Read more »

Posted 07/01/09 @ 10:33 AM

 A wider welcome at Salt Lake's New Yorker

A wider welcome at Salt Lake's New Yorker

For those who have always thought the New Yorker was for the deep-pocketed few, think again.As of tomorrow, everyone is a member. And new prix-fixe menus say, come on in.   Read more »

Posted 06/30/09 @ 03:17 PM

Summer 2009

In This Issue

Features

Time Out

Time Out

A local couple transcends the small size of their Salt Lake City bungalow by creating an inviting outdoor oasis

Point of view

Point of view

Park City architect Dale Ayers combines green features with site-sensitive design to shape his ultra-modern mountain home.

Thinking outside the box

Thinking outside the box

A young Salt Lake family and their modern downtown abode prove that with a little creative thinking and a lot of dedication you can build big style 
on a small budget.

Simply inspired

Simply inspired

A Park City couple creates a serene mountain retreat

Summer 2009

In This Issue

Departments

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Departments

Nesting News

Today’s updated bird motifs feather your nest with up-to-the-minute style.

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Dining In & Out

Eating Out

Eating Out

Why dine indoors when summer sets the perfect scene outside? We serve a list of favorite al fresco spots across Utah and tips for hosting your own under-the-stars soirées.

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Green Scene

Green Piece

Green Piece

Reusing furniture helps you save money and the Earth at the same time

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In Good Taste

Lemonade five ways

Lemonade five ways

Easy to concoct and impossible to resist, this summertime staple can be served in its classic form or used as the foundation for other sensational sippers.

making arrangements

Sort it out

Sort it out

If your flower arrangements resemble bunched-up bouquets sold in hospital gift shops, take a tip from the pros—edit.

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Green Scene

Green Piece

Green Piece

Reusing furniture helps you save money and the Earth at the same time

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Lemonade remade

Lemonade remade

More ways to spice up your summertime thirst quenchers, plus an easy way to put the squeeze on your favorite citrus.

Sauteed Fruit

Sauteed Fruit

A perfect complement to warm-weather breakfasts

More dated decor

Our panel of design experts offers more suggestions on what to keep and what to toss.

Blending in

Blending in

Whether you're mixing chunky salsa, creamy sauces or slushy maragaritas, the right blender is a must in today's kitchen.

How to: Make springtime centerpieces using papered containers

How to: Make springtime centerpieces using papered containers

Val Rasmussen of Stella Posy shares her tips for making standout single-flower arrangements.

Summer 2009

In This Issue

Departments

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In The Garden

Bearing fruit

Bearing fruit

Growing stone fruit reaps bountiful and delicious results

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Artistic Interiors

Modern Makeover

Modern Makeover

Designer Kaye Christiansen Englert uses savvy solutions to remedy an outdated kitchen.

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Architecture

Naturally Inspired

Naturally Inspired

Park City’s Swaner EcoCenter provides an informative and insightful look at sensational sustainable design.

Top Blog Posts

The Greatest Design Sin

Believe it or not, it’s not bunches of plastic grapes or baggy slipcovers.

Unique Lamps

Look for iron remnants and turn them into lamps!

In Sync

Bored with your basin? Check out this year's hot bathroom trend: modular mix-and-match sinks.

Tastes of Sundance

What were stars munching on at the Sundance awards night party? Salad on a stick—a fun way to present salad on a buffet

Book Keepers

Books are accessories that have a soul. And I adore them–everywhere.

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