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Design Wizards and Ruby Slippers DOROTHY SAID IT BEST: “THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME.” Whether it’s in a bustling city or down a country lane, home is the place we long for after a particularly hard day at the office or an extended vacation with the in-laws.
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This issue, we celebrate everything that goes into transforming a house into a home. We’ve culled tips and tricks to help you redecorate your house like a seasoned design pro. Learn how to properly light your large-scale living room from Tom at A Shade Better;
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get the latest in window treatment trends from Kim, owner of Window Accents; and let Sheri from Verbarg’s Furniture & Design help you select a cozy reading chair, a family-friendly dining room set or the ultimate sectional sofa for the man cave. If a major home renovation is on your radar, make sure to check out our Open House feature. It’s one family’s incredible journey to achieving their dream home, complete with a kitchen that I shamelessly covet. Our Hot Spot this issue is a personal favorite of mine—the Antique Peddlers and
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INSIDE THE ISSUE MARCH 2019
FEATURES 16 A Legacy of Style Family and Home Converge at Verbarg’s Furniture & Design
20 From Gutted to Glorious Turning Closed-Off Quarters into a Warm, Wide-Open Gathering Space
30 Old School The Antique Peddlers Offers an Outsized Education in Adding Inspired Character to Your Home
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36 Blind Love Find Function and Fashion from a Proven Style Maven
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Lifestyle Letter
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Good Times
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Around Town
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Locally Owned
20 Open House 26 Trend Setter 30 Hot Spot 36 Renovate & Refine 39 Realty Report 40 Lifestyle Calendar 42 Local’s Choice
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GOOD TIMES
Wine & Design at Window Accents At Window Accents’ Wine & Design event on Jan. 3, guests left with their fill of nutritious snacks, salubrious sips and fresh tips on how to live a healthier lifestyle from guest speaker Doug Gibson of Sensible Fitness. Window Accents hosts monthly Wine & Design nights with diverse and diverting topics. Stay in the know—sign up for their newsletter at WindowAccentsInc.com.
Valentine Kickoff On Jan. 5, Dr. Kathryn Lorenz was crowned the official 2019 Loveland Valentine Lady during a ceremony at the Loveland Kroger. This year’s official Valentine Card was also unveiled at this annual love-centric event. The hand-drawn card was designed by Donna Treinan, trumpeting words enveloped in a heart, “there is nothing in this world so sweet as love.”
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Holmes Custom Renovations at the Home Remodeling Expo Holmes Custom Renovations, a home improvement “best” based in Blue Ash, was eager to share their knowledge of siding, decking, windows, gutters, roofing and more at the Greater Cincinnati Remodeling Expo in late January. Inquisitive, interested homeowners spoke one-on-one with Ian Holmes, covering everything from their signature process to exceptional quality of work. HolmesOhio.com
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AROUND TOWN their new space, featuring on-site consultations for selecting the perfect flooring for your home. Looking for a floor-to-ceiling change? Carpet Depot also offers Wallplanks peel and stick wood to add texture, color and depth to any room. CarpetDepotFamilyFlooring.com
WISH YOU WERE HERE Spring Break is upon us, but nothing beats the relaxing reprieve (and dare we say decadence) of a pampered and unplugged staycation. No need to pack, just schedule time (a lot of it) to give yourself the spa treatment, specifically from Cincinnati’s Woodhouse Day Spa—now an even better choice
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Spring is here and time to start hitting the gym
opened up its newest destination in Liberty
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treatments, both offer everything you need when
recently hired a new instructor, Samantha Collier, to
it comes to relaxation and rejuvenation. Rest
help boost those brain-building sessions. Samantha,
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that would offer a “true escape from the stressors
dent-teaching pre-calc at Waynesville High School.
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A NEW STAGE Loveland Stage Company isn’t just putting on performances, they’re staging new ways to help local students. To support young talent, the LSC will be presenting two $1,000 scholarships—the annual Loveland Stage Company Creative Arts Scholarship and, new this year, the Jacqueline Knapp Memorial Scholarship, a one-time award in memory of longtime LSC participant and supporter. Applicants for the Creative Arts Scholarship must be high school seniors considering a creative arts major in college—either performance or visual art— and must live in the Loveland City School District or have family that are Loveland Stage Company
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Loveland-Madeira Road, Carpet Depot’s second
porting role or through technical or backstage work.
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Applications for both scholarships close March 10.
staple of Loveland. They’re eager to showcase
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LOCALLY OWNED
a legacy of style FAMILY AND HOME CONVERGE AT VERBARG’S FURNITURE & DESIGN
ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY AMY BAILEY
MAYBE YOU’VE NEVER BEEN IN. Maybe you’ve been
Now some of those children are Verbarg’s custom-
a customer for decades. Either way, when you step
ers too, and the new generation has shifted away from
through the red double doors and into the welcoming
more traditional styles.
showroom of Verbarg’s Furniture and Design, you’ll be treated like family.
“The style has changed a lot. Now, there is a spin on traditional ... it tends to be more transitional,” Sheri notes.
When Harold Verbarg began his career many years
So what’s the difference between traditional and tran-
ago making furniture at age 15, he surely couldn’t have
sitional? Traditional pieces once tended toward brighter,
predicted the legacy he’d be crafting as well. Since the
patterned fabrics like florals and softer lines like cam-
first Verbarg’s location opened in Amelia in 1978, and
elbacks and rolled arms, but now styles have moved to
then expanded to Kenwood in 1996, the business’s leg-
cleaner, streamlined shapes and neutral colors. If you
acy has been built on a foundation of family and quality.
lean more toward a contemporary, clean-lined look but
The business is most certainly a family affair. All five
not an ultra-modern or mid-century-modern feel, transi-
of the Verbarg daughters have been involved in the
tional furniture may be something to consider. A piece’s
business at some point in their lifetimes—four of them
finish might also signal a more transitional style.
still play an active role in the day-to-day operations. The entire family is dedicated to quality and style. Harold Verbarg’s daughter, Sheri Mitchell, who has
“You’re going to see a lot of gray finishes in the wood, not just in the fabric. And it’s more of a matte finish rather than a glossy surface.”
been working for the family business in an official
Other current trends are customizable fabric head-
capacity since 1987, says the store is about so much
boards. Deep blues that are sometimes so close to
more than sales.
black they become neutrals. Pieces like sofas and chairs
“We want you to feel like you’re not walking into a
with curves to add visual interest. Smaller-scale pieces
store that has 20 locations across the country. We want
are popular with those who are downsizing. Sheri has
you to feel like this is an experience where you can
noticed trends moving into more of a lifestyle look.
become part of our family, too.” She notes that when her father first started the busi-
“People are trying to feel comfortable but not cluttered, and I don’t see that going away anytime soon.”
ness, his mission was to offer the best quality furniture
That evolution is keeping Verbarg’s fresh, and they are
at the best possible price, and this continues to be their
happy to both stay on-trend and offer custom services
goal. Over the years, Sheri has noticed that so much of
to please even the most discerning designer’s eye. Many
what people purchase from them stays within families.
of their pieces allow for multiple options from special
“Most of the things we sell are going to last people’s
fabrics and finish to legs, arms, backs and more. Sheri
lifetimes or longer. So if you buy something from us,
says nearly 80 percent of their current sales are custom-
you’re probably going to have it forever. You’ll probably
ized—and suggests it’s a great way to try something new
get tired of it before it wears out or you pass it along
while also coming away with a unique piece that fits your
to your children.”
own style, personality and need.
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“ W e wa nt you to f e e l l ike yo u ’re n ot walk i n g i n to a stor e that has 20 lo catio n s across t he country. We want yo u to feel li k e t hi s i s an e xpe rie nce wh ere yo u can b eco me part of our family, too.”
HERE ARE A FEW QUICK TIPS TO Here are a few quick tips to select furSELECTforFURNITURE niture your space:FOR YOUR SPACE: »
1. Measure, measure, measure!
Always measure your space and the
pieces
you’re
considering
before purchase. Shop with measurements in hand.
» 2. Love it or leave it. Go with what you love, not just what someone suggests. If you love it, you’ll likely continue to love it once it’s in your home.
» 3.
Avoid matching too closely.
Mixing styles and colors can offer interest and dimension.
» 4.
Don’t overpower a room. It’s
easy to buy a sofa that is too large for a room. Use measurements to find the proper dimensions.
» 5. Scale is everything. When buying multiple pieces outside of a set, prioritize selecting similar scale over similar styles.
» 6. Less is more. Start with the largest piece in the room such as a sofa or bed, and then add or take away to find the perfect fit.
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» 7.
Get creative. Add wood tables
with metal, tile or leather accents. Consider an unusual statement piece for a coffee table. Or skip traditional coffee tables and choose an upholstered ottoman in a coordinating patterned fabric to pull a room together.
» 8. Go neutral. Choose neutral-colored pieces with clean lines for larger, more expensive items like sofas, and change out accessories or smaller items such as colorful accent chairs to freshen the look in the future.
» 9.
Don’t delay on fabric choices.
Styles remain similar, but fabric options change rapidly.
» 10. Ask for help. If furnishing a room or your entire house seems overwhelming, Verbarg’s offers personal design services to help every step of the way. VERBARG’S FURNITURE AND DESIGN 8155
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OPEN HOUSE
BEFORE
THE DETAILS SQUARE FEET: Approximately 1,200 LENGTH OF TIME: 3 months PROJECT: Revamp, reshape, redesign the entire first floor 20
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MARIA BEVINGTON OPENS HER FRONT DOOR WITH A SUNNY SMILE. Immediately, she makes you feel welcome. Comfortable. At home, even though it’s not your own. Her husband, Chad, joins you, adding to the warmth and ease. No surprise that the Bevingtons’ open kitchen—rather, their entire first floor—emits those same feelings of cozy reception. Sit down, the room seems to say. Stay awhile. What is surprising is that it’s the result of a fairly major remodel. Walking in, you pass the dedicated dining room before the great room and kitchen unfold, an oversized area that’s at once both airy and intimate. There’s a brightly painted homework and craft room just off the kitchen. A mudroom with clever cubbies. Everything flows. It all makes sense. The lines and layout are so natural, it’s hard to believe it was ever anything different. “We liked what the previous owners had done, but we knew it ultimately wouldn’t work for us,” Chad explains about their decision to remodel. “We wanted an open entertaining area and a really big island … in our family, that’s where everyone gathers.” Their first call? John Hill Construction. Twenty years ago, the original owners worked with John Hueber Homes to build the house—John Hill had been the supervisor on the project. When John Hill went out on his own, the couple continued to use him for additions, adding both a front porch and sunroom. It was an easy choice for the Bevingtons. “He already knew the house … this was his work,” Maria says of John Hill. “I don’t think we realized how many ARTICLE STEPHANIE MEINBERG PHOTOGRAPHY JUSTIN SHELDON PHOTOGRAPHY
changes we would actually make, and John was amazing.” Purchasing the house in the spring of 2015, the Bevingtons immediately set wheels in motion to com-
From Gutted to Glorious
plete any renovations before they moved in. At the beginning, the wish list seemed straightforward and simple: open concept, oversized island and dedicated space for their four kids (and dog). John’s architect took one look—and calmly blew up their entire plan. “We thought we would renovate the existing kitchen, and maybe a little over there,” Chad points to where a separate office space and breakfast nook once resided. “We didn’t realize we would push the whole kitchen over. It was our architect’s idea to turn all three rooms into one.” Picture this: the former refrigerator and windowed wall are now wide-open space between the Bevingtons’ table and great room. A wall of cabinets housing the sink has been changed into three sliding glass doors. The original island? Gone, replaced by the family table. Mechanicals were relocated. Walls torn down, flooring torn up. One cased opening closed in, the living room replaced entirely.
TURNING CLOSED-OFF QUARTERS INTO A WARM, WIDE-OPEN GATHERING SPACE
Windows, doors and doorways—moved and repurposed to other areas. With the one-time office and nook now serving as the heart of a breathtaking new kitchen.
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“We didn’t change the footprint, but we gutted the whole first floor
immediate jealousy (Thermador, all, including an oversized range,
… everything was done at once,” Chad says. “I was nervous about the
drawer-style microwave and jaw-dropping dual freezer/refrigerator
timeline … if there was something John needed us to do—make choices,
columns), the true pièce de résistance is the one-piece granite island.
pick out appliances—we did everything we could to stay ahead.”
“We were looking for a single piece,” Maria remembers. “And Chad
Put mildly, the timeline John and his team set was ambitious. Start
says, ‘I need you to keep an open mind … come look at this.’ I’m stand-
to finish, they had roughly three months to complete the extensive
ing in front of this big granite slab and all I can think is, nope, it looks
overhaul so the family could move in by Labor Day.
like some weird Japanese painting. It was way out of my comfort zone.”
“It was overwhelming,” Maria says. “We were juggling a lot … four
“I wanted black and white granite for everything, but Chad told
kids, a dog, a rental house, plus I was still working part-time and
me it would look exactly like my mom’s and my friends’ kitchens. A
Chad was traveling. I was paying a babysitter just so I could go pick
few days later, I was like, ‘all right, let’s give it a try!’”
out lighting and paint colors, cabinets and furniture. But we had great people helping us … that was the one thing that kept us on track.” While the kitchen’s custom-panel appliances induce deep, 22
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With an eye roll, she laughs, “Now everyone who comes in here always tells me how much they love our island … Chad has really good design sense and vision. Everything he picked out was perfect.”
Indeed, it’s the focal point of the entire space, built to house hidden stools and complemented by the leather-finished countertops. With the kitchen’s abundance of natural light and oversized windows, the family spends much of its time there. “I feel so grateful every day, so lucky … I still can’t believe we live here,” Maria says. “When I walk in, I sigh and think, I’m home. I want everyone to feel that … to be comfortable. I want to have the house that no one wants to leave.” Well, Maria … mission accomplished.
THE RENOVATION It all began with their longtime realtor, Ellie Kowalchik. Between Maria and her siblings, Ellie had sold the families a collective six homes. “We were thinking about moving again, so I called Ellie,” Maria says. “I told her if anything came up, keep us in mind … two months later, she called. The house wasn’t listed yet—she just knew it would be perfect for us.” John Hill Construction coordinated the project from start to finish—his architect, Mary Cassinelli, created the multistep plan: remove walls to expand and relocate the kitchen; divide the living and dining (and reverse their positions) to create a separate kids’ space and formal dining. Chad’s ideas: All outlets in the kitchen were hidden in the under-cabinet lighting. USB ports were installed in the craft room. The wood flooring—formerly a combination of wood, tile and stone—was made continuous and consistent. Bonnie Albers took charge of design, helping Maria pick cabinet styles, paint, furniture and more, including all-new fixtures from Ferguson Lighting. TDM Custom Cabinetry was the go-to source for the new kitchen but also repurposed the existing cabinets into the kids’ room for added drawers, pullout shelves and storage space. “It’s all the little touches … I feel like they thought of everything.” March 2019 | Loveland Lifestyle
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COLOR OF THE YEAR 2019 PANTONE LIVING CORAL 16-1546 ARTICLE LAURA LEAVITT AND MICHELLE MOODY PHOTOGRAPHY LEN KALTMAN—WEST CHESTER CORPORATE PHOTOGRAPHY & PROVIDED
THIS TIME OF YEAR CAN LOOK A LITTLE MUDDY, DARK AND
says Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color
DREARY OUTDOORS. To help bridge the gap until the vibrancy of
Institute. “With consumers craving human interaction and social
spring has arrived, how about adding a pop of color to your life? In an
connection, the humanizing and heartening qualities displayed by
annual tradition, the color authorities at Pantone have selected the
the convivial Pantone Living Coral hit a responsive chord.”
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We scoured the stores and boutiques of our local Lifestyle Publication partners to find some of the best products personifying this shade— inspiring you to incorporate the vibrant Living Coral into your life.
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If you buy store-bought things, you’ll just end up giving them away. To me, that’s a waste of money. I would rather invest in a piece that I can afford and know that down the road, I could get my money back, basically using it for free,” Margie says. Some of the best investment pieces at the Antique Peddlers are vintage cast-iron lamps that Margie revamps and rewires herself. She also breathes new life into colorful pottery lamps. “I love the colors—greens, burgundies, whites—they’re just beautiful. If you can’t afford a lot in your room, start with colorful items like these that jump out at you.” In addition to the lamps, Margie is known for having a wide selection of cupboards from a variety of periods. “You don’t really see many of the big cupboards. They’re just not that common, even in the (antique) malls. I like to take one big piece and put it in a room and decorate around it.” And while the in-house Corner Coffee Café was originally started by Margie to drive business into her shop, it is now owned and operated by Joni Lawson and her husband, Rick. They offer an extensive array of coffee drinks, scrumptious baked goods and seasonal salads, soups and sandwiches to fuel your shopping adventure. “We complement each other. When I opened the café, I saw my antique business really pick up. Then as the café grew, the antique business did as well, and I couldn’t do both. I would say that 50 percent of my sales comes from non-antique people because they are having lunch ... and then they run through the shop, find something they love and buy it.” The Antique Peddlers, 9440 Main Ave., Cincinnati, 513.984.6533, Facebook.com/The-Antique-Peddlers Corner Coffee Café, 9440 Main Ave., Cincinnati, 513.794.1800, Facebook.com/CornerCoffeeCafe
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REALTY REPORT NEIGHBORHOOD
REALTY REPORT LOVELAND
ORIGINAL PRICE
SOLD PRICE
%SOLD/ORIG
DOM
BDRMS
BATHS
Glen Lake
$224,900
$225,000
100%
22
4
2.1
Pheasant Hills
$235,000
$261,000
111%
2
5
3.1
Indian Meadows
$249,900
$239,900
96%
129
4
2.1
Turnbury
$299,900
$242,000
81%
114
4
2.1
Yorkshire 2
$309,000
$298,200
97%
14
4
2.1
Heritage Green
$325,000
$318,000
98%
27
3
3.1
Woodford
$340,000
$328,500
97%
54
4
2
Paxton South
$359,900
$319,000
89%
41
4
2.1
Millbrook Farm
$399,000
$380,000
95%
24
4
2.2
Pine Creek
$400,000
$375,000
94%
77
5
3.2
Jackson Woods
$499,000
$462,660
93%
76
4
2.1
Willows Bend
$635,000
$582,000
92%
424
4
4.1
Willows Bend
$640,000
$595,000
93%
536
4
4.1
Lake Diane Estates
$675,000
$630,000
93%
56
4
3.1
Willows Bend
$935,000
$887,000
95%
1389
4
4.1
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LOCAL’S CHOICE
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constantly turning off the lights. If it’s a fairly
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