Utah Style Photo Shoot

Brad Mee and Tessa Woolf of Utah Style

We recently participated in a photo shoot of one of my historical projects. It was great to be a part of the process of setting and staging shots for a magazine. We had a wonderful time with the team from Utah Style & Design, Brad Mee, Tessa Woolf, and photographer Scot Zimmerman. This project will be featured in two up coming issues of Utah Style magazine, Winter 2010 and Summer 2011. For a bit of a sneak peek, read about it in Utah Style's Blog here. (Yes, that's me behind the Gladiolas on the kitchen Island.)

This project allowed me to flex my historical style muscles. Recreating the past is my niche in the design world. I'm excited to share what I was able to create on this project with others.

Derek

Small house makeover.

Taking a small little house that's listed on the city's historical register and giving it a new life can be an adventure. Granted the owner had the responsibility of working with the historic committee, so ultimately his adventure was greater than ours. It began with this boarded up little shack.

It made it onto the registry due to its unique double entrance. Frankly I think this is just an early example of a duplex. So our first task was to get permission to eliminate one of the doors. So we proposed this new look for this little house.

After making a few concessions for the Historic committee, construction began.

After many weeks of hard work including all the renovations that took place on the inside. This little house got a new lease on life.

Celebrating the Season

The Oviatt-Pratt showroom puts on its holiday decor. Stop in and see our new Bedding display but together by Lauren. So inviting that you'll want to climb right in.