Elissa Home Designing: Living Rooms

Welcome to the murky 1970s. With “Hair: Retrospection,” KC Rep takes us back to the ‘60s, when battle lines were clear and self-expression was a political act. Now the Living Room invites us into the diffuse decade that followed with a production of Putting together the look, feel and amenities of an open-air, multi-season room in your backyard is more likely to be an overall success when it reflects the interests of family members who will find sought after, personal rewards from their newly found Harvest House ministry is working to add bed space and renovate rooms to cope with an influx of local demand for a sober living facility. The Christian-based program encourages sober living for men and women in the area, but faces a shortage of money and Editor's note: The story has been updated from its original version with new information about game rates and cover charge. “My RoboCop died,” says John Morgan glumly. “I think the monitor died last night. But it’s probably 20 years old.” Bethesda-based Kelley Proxmire has been designing interiors for more than 20 years. Here, Proxmire tells us about the space she’s most proud of—a versatile guest-house living room. “This guest house living room is among my favorite spaces because it CHRIS DORST | Gazette Brian Nutter, Ravenswood native and former lead guitarist for Keith Urban, and his songwriter wife Blake Gray entertained a crowd of about 50 people at Alice Hypes’ home on Kanawha Boulevard Tuesday night as part of their Home .

Surrounded by photographs, family mementos and the clamor of everyday life, seven authors offer a glimpse into the spaces where they create. Tom McCarthy I WRITE IN THE STUDIO I share with my wife, Eva Stenram, a visual artist. It’s on the seventh floor With its long curving windows, curved mirror wall, built-in banquettes and white-on-white palette, all that's missing from this Art Deco living room is Cole Porter at the piano. But step around the corner to the main staircase and Deco disappears, dark Students participated in a karaoke night sponsored by the International Student Ambassadors and the Global Engagement Center in the Sharwan Smith Student Center Living Room March 19. The event was one of the center’s monthly activities to allow students Darcy Killeen moved into his 120-year-old semi-detached home in Toronto’s Dufferin Grove area in 2001, first renovating it and then decorating it with furniture made by his industrial-designer wife, Kirsten White. She is the reason the Ottawa native .