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A Colorful and Quirky 1930 Tudor Home

  • March 2, 2025
  • Written by Autumn Krause
  • Photographed by Robert Peterson
Once upon a time, an imaginative and quirky couple named Megan and Austin met and fell in love at Dragon-Con, a sci-fi event. They ended up purchasing a 1930s Tudor home together in Georgia’s East Atlanta Village, a neighborhood that’s as quirky as they are and is known for its music scene, coffee shops and unique restaurants. But while the home was in the perfect location and full of history, it simply didn’t fit the couples’ magical personalities.
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Spanish Bungalow by the Sea

  • February 9, 2025
  • Written by Victoria Van Vlear
  • Photography and styling by Sunday Hendrickson
Picture this: A 1926 bungalow in a coastal town in California with a charming 1,200 square feet and Spanish-style architecture. But it’s boring and outdated, with dark brown accents and an overall austere air. Two years and a major renovation later, this home now has the charming, oceanside cottage feel Beth loves.
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Beautiful Lakeside Cottage Farmhouse

There is a lovely lakeside cottage farmhouse overlooking Lake Muskoka in Ontario, Canada, that was appropriately and affectionately bestowed with the name “Bellamere” by its owners. “Because the cottage is on Lake Muskoka and has a beautiful view of the lake, the cottage is called Bellamere, which means ‘beautiful lake’ in Italian,” explains homeowner Evie, a retired teacher, adding, “Cottages on the Muskoka Lakes were originally named to help captains with navigation.”
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A Florida Beach Bungalow Rescued from the Rubble

The term “hurricane damage” is often the kiss of death when it comes to homes that have been ravaged by tropical storms. But for Worth Turner and Zach Neumann, a visionary couple seeking a Florida beach bungalow to spend weekends boating and enjoying the South Ponte Vedra Beach, those two words weren’t enough to scare them away—not when they could see the historic charm built into the bones of the battered Floridian beauty. 
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