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Dec 20, 2012
Happy Holidays!
Wishing for snow, good cheer and peace. Thanks and cheers to all from Susan, Toni and Lindsay. (Photo: Design by Conner and Buck)
Nov 4, 2012
Inspiration today shooting for Salvage Secrets 2
Joanne and I are in Venice Beach, CA shooting for the new book. We are seeing many new ideas and inspirational designs!
Archdaily features McLeod Kredell Architects
On a gorgeous fall day in late Sept., We started at sunrise and photographed McLeod Kredell Architects' Foote Farm house. It was a fun day with great team effort! To see more photos and read about the project, go to Archdaily.
Oct 17, 2012
This Old House Magazine
Joanne Palmisano and I had fun last fall styling and shooting two before and after kitchen stories for the current October issue of This Old house. We'll keep you posted on when the next one comes out!
Aug 6, 2012
Today's projects on The DIY Network by Joanne Palmisano
It's always fun shooting with Joanne Palmisano, author of Salvage Secrets. Today we brought some dog models in for the next set of great ideas for DIY by Joanne. Last month we shot dressers and rugs. Take a look at those projects today that just went live to see the how-to steps and inspiring transformations.
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DIY,
DIY Network,
residential design,
salvage secrets
Jul 3, 2012
A Sanctuary for Every Season
"A couple designs a peaceful retreat with thoughtful, sustainable materials and spiritual spaces in which to meditate...". This recent HOUZZ Tour was written by Joanne Palmisano and designed by The Cushman Design Group.
Jun 11, 2012
Professional Photographer Magazine: Drawn to Light
Thanks to the great people at Professional Photographer Magazine. Lorna Gentry, the writer, did a great job telling my story.
You can read and view the full article here: Drawn To Light
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books,
DIY Network,
HOUZZ,
Magazines,
residential design,
salvage secrets
Apr 16, 2012
A place to stay in Stowe
http://stowebarn.com/
Mar 29, 2012
Sconces and Pendants featured in Vermont Cabin Article
This interesting blog post also talks about combining new and old materials. The cabin was designed by Joan Heaton and built by Silver Maple Construction.
"The cabin is of new construction although we used some salvaged materials,” explains architect Joan Heaton. The project presented a host of hurdles including a tight budget and a desire for eco-friendly building practices. And, by the way, there’s no road, just a winding wooded path and a footbridge over a river so all materials had to be hand-carried to the site.
"The cabin is of new construction although we used some salvaged materials,” explains architect Joan Heaton. The project presented a host of hurdles including a tight budget and a desire for eco-friendly building practices. And, by the way, there’s no road, just a winding wooded path and a footbridge over a river so all materials had to be hand-carried to the site.








