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42 The Judges Meet our panel of industry experts.

45 Details

Ever-so-important extras are the stars of the high-scoring designs in this category.

57 Exteriors

From luxe landscapes to stunning stone façades, these winning spaces shine bright.

66 Interiors

Whether it’s a mudroom or a primary suite, each champion design showcases the region’s local talent.

98 Homes

A dune-side stunner and a St. Thomas treasure are just a few of this year’s award-winners.

110 Commercial Design

A luxe lounge and an epic bookstore are among the projects receiving top honors.

117 Rising Star

Introducing designer Colin Tury!

118 Readers’ Choice

A stunning estate from Sapphire Luxury Homes.

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VACATION SEASON

Left: With 46 rooms and suites, two tantalizing pools with breathtaking views, 4.5 serene hectares to peacefully explore, and, of course, the reimagined interior and exterior from French and Mexican designer Hugo Toro, the recently reopened Le Mas Candille resort in the south of France is what summers abroad were made for. Right: Looking for a staycation? Check into history at The Dearborn Inn — newly opened and ready for you to enjoy its glamorous transformation.

28 A Riviera Summer

The cities that dot the iconic Côte d’Azur of France are fueling our jet set-inspired exteriors with a classic sense of joie de vivre.

30 La Dolce Vita

These Italian-style furnishings will have you dreaming of your very own Roman holiday.

32 SNAPSHOT Fit for a Museum

An extra-long living room in Birmingham was the perfect canvas for designer Sissy Yellen’s latest masterpiece.

33 SNAPSHOT Learning Unlocked U-M’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning has revolutionized creative collaboration with its new, Studio Reassembled.

36 DESIGNS ON Then & Now Inspired by a veritable treasure chest of history, a team of creatives transforms The Dearborn Inn.

39 SEASONS Inside Out Function and form blend effortlessly in a glorious outdoor space.

LET’S CELEBRATE!

It’s that time of year again — the annual Detroit Design Awards!

After a year of preparation, our favorite celebration is ﬁnally here, and those of us at Detroit Design couldn’t be more excited to announce this year’s award-winners.

This past fall we received a record-breaking number of entries — proof of the abundant talent that makes up this great state. Our panel of industry experts, made up of some of the country’s most prestigious and inﬂuential design leaders, weighed each submission carefully and meticulously. Once their votes were cast, the winners were clear. Today, we enthusiastically recognize those top honors.

What I love about these awards goes beyond the inspiration that’s evident in each project entered. The Detroit Design Awards provide a chance for so many people to see the creative genius of the designers, builders, architects, and landscape artists who ﬁll these pages with their brilliance.

The judges marveled over an architectural wonder perfectly perched on a dune — a residence that not only features three levels and a site-perfect layout, but exceeds the requirements of the Michigan Critical Dune Act, proving that great design can also be environmentally sustainable. They also were excited to see a Wallace Frost home ﬁnd new life, a master bath that seems to ﬂoat above the clouds with its views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, a winding staircase that effortlessly blends function with art, a Bauhaus-inspired gem in Ann Arbor with a perfect palette of primary colors, a serene backyard landscape with a specimen gingko tree and a cascading stream, a bookstore in Oxford that elevates the shopping experience for its guests, and so many more one-of-a-kind designs.

One of my favorite categories is our Readers’ Choice for Overall Home. I not only love to see the diverse array of homes that are nominated (more than 40 this year!), but I love that the winner of this category is chosen by you — the heart of our publication. This year, a 10,000-square-foot masterpiece from Sapphire Luxury Homes reigned supreme, and from its limestone façade to its grand great room, it’s easy to see why. You’ll deﬁnitely want to take note of our 2025 Rising Star, Detroit-based designer Colin Tury. Make sure to check out his work in person at Supino Pizzeria in Eastern Market and the much-talked-about modern Mexican eatery, Vecino, in Midtown.

I also would like to acknowledge and thank the photographers of these remarkable spaces. Their ability to capture the beauty of these impressive homes and businesses, from the show-stopping angles to the subtle textures and the slight nuances, demands applause. Their brilliant photography brings to life the story and passion behind each project.

I want to congratulate this year’s award-winners and their teams for the tremendous efforts that went into these prize-winning places, as well as for the ingenuity and originality displayed in each nominated project. Well done!

Let the celebration begin!

DETROIT DESIGN

VOLUME 23 • ISSUE 2

PUBLISHER Jason Hosko

EDITORIAL

EDITOR Giuseppa Nadrowski

COPY EDITOR Anne Berry Daugherty

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS/STYLISTS Jamie Fabbri, Christine Hildebrand, Jeanine Matlow, Megan Swoyer

ART

CREATIVE DIRECTOR Lindsay Richards

ART DIRECTOR Justin Stenson

SENIOR PRODUCTION ARTIST Stephanie Daniel

ASSOCIATE ART DIRECTOR Steven Prokuda

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Emily Engler, Jacob Lewkow, Isaac Maiselman, Matthieu Salvaing, Joseph Tiano

ADVERTISING

MEDIA ADVISORS Samantha Alessandri, Cynthia Barnhart, Hannah Brown, Karli Brown, Sarah Cavanaugh, Cathleen Francois, Donna Kassab, Lisa LaBelle, Carol Lawrence, Mary Pantely & Associates

PRODUCTION

PRODUCTION MANAGER Crystal Nelson

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Alessandra Taranta

ACCOUNT MANAGER Elizabeth Kowalik

GRAPHIC DESIGNER Joe Salafia

SPECIAL PROJECTS EDITORS Emily Doran, Olivia Sedlacek

DIGITAL

DIRECTOR OF DIGITAL STRATEGY Travis Fletcher

DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Matt Cappo

SENIOR DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST Luanne Lim

DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST Izak Geisler

IT DIRECTOR Jeremy Leland

CIRCULATION

CIRCULATION MANAGER Riley Meyers

CIRCULATION COORDINATORS David Benvenuto, Cathy Krajenke, Rachel Moulden, Michele Wold

MARKETING AND EVENTS

MARKETING AND EVENTS MANAGER Regan Wright

MARKETING AND EVENTS COORDINATORS Lindsay Sheridan, Maya Stephenson

MARKETING AND EVENTS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Isabella Amadori

BUSINESS

CEO Stefan Wanczyk

PRESIDENT John Balardo

DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS OPERATIONS Kathie Gorecki

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LIFESTYLES

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A RIVIERA SUMMER

From Antibes to Nice and St. Tropez, the cities that dot the iconic Côte d’Azur of France are fueling our jet setinspired exteriors with a classic sense of joie de vivre

STYLED BY GIUSEPPA NADROWSKI

1. Reminiscent of tropical flora, SERENA & LILY’s Breakers Rattan Chandelier has handwrapped fronds and brilliant brass details.

$3,998, Serena & Lily, Birmingham, serenandlily.com

2. Inspired by the antique tile floors of Mediterranean villas, LULU AND GEORGIA’s Crawford

Indoor/Outdoor Rug is just the piece to give your patio a bit of seaside chic. 10 feet x 14 feet, $1,298, Lulu and Georgia, luluandgeorgia.com

3. This Tiramisu Box Planter by Le Present for LUMENS, which comes in a beautiful Granite Terracotta hue, is just waiting for fresh plantings. $552, Lumens, lumens.com

4. A timeless Cabas Tressage Bag, crafted in horsehair and Barénia calfskin from HERMÉS, will easily take your look from brunch to beach.

$33,800, Hermés, Somerset Collection, Troy, hermes.com

5. With sweet fringe details, the Ocean Master Voilare Parasol from TUUCI is a sophisticated yet

playful addition to your outdoor space.

$28,000, Tuuci, area Gorman’s Furniture stores, tuuci.com, gormans.com

6. Soak in the sun atop the Terassi Chaise from DESIGN WITHIN REACH

$5,195, Design Within Reach, Grand Rapids, dwr.com

7. Offered in a variety of sizes, SERENA & LILY’s natural rattan Tortola Lanterns add a casual elegance to your indoor and outdoor spaces. $128$348, Serena & Lily, Birmingham, serenandlily.com

BUCKET LIST VISIT: Located just 20 minutes from Cannes and situated on a gorgeous hillside, Le Mas Candille is a stunning 5-star resort from hotelier Jean-Philippe Cartier and Prisca Courtin-Clarins of the Clarins cosmetics family. The farmhouse-style hotel, which reopened last summer, features a new retro-chic redesign, thanks to designer Hugo Toro. Pictured top right is the dreamy pool of the hotel’s luxurious Clarins spa — The Glow House. With its rustic terracotta hues and sweeping views, it’s hard not to be swept away by this Riviera wonder. mascandille.com

LA DOLCE VITA

These Italian-style furnishings will have you dreaming of your very own Roman holiday

STYLED BY GIUSEPPA NADROWSKI

1. A new-era take on a classic, the Talia Large Chandelier from Julie Neill for VISUAL COMFORT sparkles in every direction. From $2,699, City Lights Detroit, Michigan Design Center, Troy, visualcomfort.com, citylightsdetroit.com

2. Handcrafted from solid green marble, the Mycena Round Stone

Table Lamp from RH is both minimalist and timeless — two penchants of Italian design. From $1,295, RH, Birmingham, rh.com

3. Featuring a mappa burl wood veneer, the Hattie Cabinet from ARHAUS has soft curves and a sophisticated style. $5,700, Arhaus, Somerset Collection,

Troy, arhaus.com

4. The Bifronte Side Table by StH for CASAMANIA was made in Italy and demonstrates the brand’s signature avantgarde ethos. $1,320, Lumens, lumens.com

5. Inspired by the brutalist exteriors of Milan, the Ingresso Accent Chair from

HOUSE OF LÉON exudes a welcoming warmth, thanks to its whiskey-colored hide. $2,150, House of Léon, houseofleon.com

6. Rest like an empress on RH’s Byron Reeded Stone Fabric Daybed in Italian Classico Travertine. From $8,695, RH, Birmingham, rh.com

NEW LAUNCH: This spring, the House of Léon released The Milan Collection, in tribute to the iconic city’s architectural wonders past and present. The collection, with pieces like the Palazzo Sofa and Copper Coffee Table (shown top right), blends traditional craftsmanship with modern styling. houseofleon.com

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Fit for a Museum

An extra-long living room in Birmingham was the perfect canvas for designer Sissy Yellen’s latest masterpiece

TEXT BY CHRISTINE HILDEBRAND

PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMILY ENGLER

When Sissy Yellen’s client bought an apartment in downtown Birmingham, she recruited the owner of Sissy Yellen Living to create an inspired dwelling that was perfect for her and her dog.

As with many great designs, contrast was key. The apartment building is traditional, but Yellen’s client wanted a home with an interior that matched her avant-garde personality. “The living room is the focal point. It sets the tone for the other rooms, so it was a priority from the start,” the homeowner says. “My main concern was that it felt like a very narrow room with a long, empty white wall. I was unsure where to start.”

Given the length of the room, Yellen needed to find a way to activate it. The solution was a custom 22-foot rug that allows for a personalized floor plan. Inspired by internationally renowned interior designer Kelly Wearstler’s home, Yellen utilized the elongated length to create two living rooms within one. There’s an extra-long, 10-foot tufted sofa, as well as two sets of chairs and coffee tables. “That’s one of my favorite aspects of the room,” the client shares.

Given the scale of the living room, Yellen searched for something her client would not only connect with, but that was large enough to fill the space. She happened to spot this original drawing as a standing listing late one evening. At over 8 feet tall and 17 feet wide, “the scale sounded the alarm,” Yellen says. The artwork would be a make-or-break element, and while at first the idea seemed crazy, it ended up being the perfect marriage of artistic forces.

“My favorite thing (about the panels) is the character that their age gives them; you can see where things have been erased or patched over, and there are a lot of different holes from being on display in various places. All of these things make them all the more interesting,” the client says.

PATTERN PLAY

From floor-to-ceiling Schumacher sheers (they look neutral from afar but feature a subtle polka dot pattern) to touches of bouclé, velvet, and linen, mixing textures is a hallmark of this contemporary living room.

A VISIONARY CHOICE

An original, full-scale exterior drawing from Ludwig Mies van der Rohe was the perfect piece to enrich the expansive wall of this elongated living room.

One of the biggest tasks was to deliver “anything but boring,” Yellen says, adding that the client’s living room needed to be comfortable and high-performing. The color palette is natural and feminine, with a little grit, while the textures are playful, with touches of bouclé, velvet, and linen. “It’s a mixture of earthy, calm colors that feature patterns that hold a touch of drama,” Yellen says, noting the floor-to-ceiling Schumacher sheers that look neutral from afar but actually have a subtle polka dot pattern.

In terms of furniture, one coffee table features a Calacatta viola marble with violet-colored veins streaming throughout, while another, a piece from a gallery in Pittsburgh, has smoked glass and a distinguishable squiggle iron base. Then there’s the showstopper: four larger-than-life panels from Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, the world-renowned architect. The masterpiece, a fullscale exterior drawing, is titled “Museum for a City,” and was a part of a 1968 Mies van der Rohe Retrospective at The Art Institute of Chicago. Yellen found the prized piece through an art dealer in Chicago.

When asked what the key ingredient to the project’s success is, the designer replies, “My client really trusted me. That’s the most important part of our relationship — trust.” Yellen, a selftaught interior designer, launched her business in 2019. Because her family is in the construction business, she never skipped a beat absorbing information. “I’ve been general contracting projects since I was 18 years old,” Yellen says.

What’s next for the busy designer and mom of four? She hopes to grow her team and build a retail-facing experience for clients interested in high-end, bespoke furniture. Stay tuned!

MORE INFORMATION: sissyyellenliving.com

EDUCATION REDESIGN

Studio Reassembled, a revolutionary new program from U-M’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, o ers architects-in-training a fresh take on the traditional studio format.

Learning Unlocked

U-M’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning has revolutionized creative collaboration with its recently launched program, Studio Reassembled

TEXT BY CHRISTINE HILDEBRAND | PHOTOGRAPHY BY JACOB LEWKOW

Ask any architecture student and they’ll tell you that they hold studio time in the highest regard. With access to 2-D drawings, 3-D models, tools, technology, faculty, and colleagues, time in the studio offers architects-in-training an opportunity to dive into the creative process.

When the University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning rolled out Studio Reassembled — a fresh take on the classic studio format — last fall, students were thrilled. “Studio Reassembled is an experiment in collaborative design,” says Anya Sirota, the associate dean of academic initiatives at Taubman College. In her role as associate dean, Sirota led a pilot project aimed at revitalizing student engagement following a post-pandemic slump.

Jacob Comerci, the managing director of academic initiatives at Taubman College, says that, in addition to empty seats, studio culture had become lackluster. “This was a great opportunity to reimagine the studio experience,” he says. Like many successful, design-driven solutions, Studio Reassembled didn’t materialize overnight; the project is a result of transparent, campus-wide conversations, time spent testing concepts, and letting ideas mature. With the project’s goals in place, Sirota, Comerci, and student research assistants embarked on a

journey to reassemble the studio.

When metro Detroit-based architect Maureen Doyle was a Taubman College student from 2010 to 2014, she recalls the studio layout consisted of one large open ﬂoor with rearrangeable desks. Every semester, one speciﬁc desk was assigned to each student. “Space is tight when you’re building models and laying out large plots, so people became territorial of their areas,” Doyle says. Today, everything — from desks to tools — is shared, to promote connectivity and collaboration.

So far, Studio Reassembled has proven to be a success. Students who have taken a studio course report increased creativity, which makes sense given it’s a “living lab,” Sirota notes. “Studio Reassembled addresses the challenges of contemporary architecture in a rapidly changing world,” she says.

Adds Comerci: “When you’re operating in the world professionally, in any ﬁeld, you aren’t siloed and isolated working alone on a masterpiece; it’s a collaborative affair.”

Graduate students work adjacent to undergraduate students, and classmates are able to gain exposure to other students’ insights. Taubman College senior graduate student Martin Rodriguez sees Studio Reassembled as a community-based, student-governed space. Rodriguez is one of four student research

assistants who helped build Studio Reassembled, alongside Sirota and Comerci.

Housed in 1,500-square-foot space built by Taubman College faculty, students, alumni, and makers, Studio Reassembled offers a suite of amenities including student community managers, a library and faculty librarian, an expert climate consultant managing the Climate Lab, a TVLab research assistant, and a visualization lab.

Nathan Doud, a 2011 Taubman College master’s graduate, and the founder and owner of Doud Designs, LLC, in Ann Arbor, designed much of the studio’s custom furniture. Sirota developed a reconﬁgurable table she named “The Babushka Conference Table,” inspired by meals gone awry at her grandmother’s home. “The human factor is important. The design (of Studio Reassembled) is exuberant and colorful. Human beings are what make it,” she says.

Studio Reassembled proves one doesn’t need to reinvent the wheel to change it; sometimes rotating it does the trick. “It was evolution with guardrails,” Comerci says, noting that the new studio refuses to be static; it’s an environment meant to evolve from one semester to the next. “It’s a space that admits that you need a village, and interdisciplinary expertise, to make meaningful work.”

ORIGINAL DETAIL

Above: As one of the historic building’s core elements, the lobby’s black-and-white marble floor was beautifully restored. Inset: The lounge’s sophisticated yet cozy fireplace features a preserved green marble.

Then & Now

Inspired by a veritable treasure chest of history, a team of creatives transforms The Dearborn Inn

TEXT BY MEGAN SWOYER | PHOTOGRAPHY BY ISAAC MAISELMAN

The Dearborn Inn has been given new life. The 94-year-old property, which was originally built by Henry Ford and designed by Albert Kahn across from what was once the Ford Airport, is again welcoming guests after undergoing a gleaming transformation.

“It was a Marriott hotel and now it’s part of the Marriott Autograph Collection,” explains Marriott’s William McGowan, who attended the inn’s grand opening in late March, after the facility had been closed for two years during renovations.

So, what does an Autograph location mean? For starters, these specifically designated hotels must evoke an upscale and luxurious appeal. “They have to be wrapped around a brand that’s experiential and that ties back to the building’s core elements,” notes McGowan, of Marriot’s Global

Design Division. One of those core elements is the stunning marble flooring in the lobby.

“There was discussion about that being replaced, as there was a lot of wear and tear. But as we were initially touring it, we said, This is beautiful; let’s get some folks to polish, repair, and refurbish (the floor). It needed to be saved,” says McGowan, who’s based at Marriott’s Bethesda, Md., headquarters.

Collaborators on the renovation included Ford Motor Co.; the Ford Land Design Team and partners, including design firm AvroKO; interior specialist Dash Design; and Detroit architecture firms Kraemer Design Group and Quinn Evans Architects.

Each played a role in how the 135-room inn pays homage to its past through original design elements, like a photo booth (an original phone booth that now looks like a Ford Tri-Motor airplane) in which you can take a vintage-style photo.

Above: The Four Vagabonds lounge is named after what visionaries Henry Ford, John Burroughs, Thomas Edison, and Harvey Firestone called themselves when traveling. Above right: In the private event/ dining area, a huge and colorful mural by Detroit artist Ryan Herberholz depicts these four iconic men.

Furniture buffs appreciate the Michiganthemed designs, including Platner chairs (architect Warren Platner spent 1960-65 working for Eero Saarinen in Michigan) and hallway carpeting inspired by Loja Saarinen’s tapestry patterns. (She was the founder of the weaving department at the Cranbrook Academy of Art.)

The warm, contemporary guest rooms feature four-poster walnut beds, Eames chairs, and artwork from or inspired by the Ford Motor Co. archives. A sketchbook for guests is an idea borrowed from Henry Ford and his friends, who would write down ideas on the backs of napkins. Blankets from Sackcloth + Ashes, which donates a blanket to a homeless shelter for each one purchased, also adorn the rooms. (Guests can buy a blanket in the hotel’s gift shop.)

“The entire design was about thinking of personal experiences so guests could walk away with a new idea or new memory. That’s the Autograph collection,” says Greg Lattin, assistant vice president at Marriott International.

The inn’s restaurant, Clara’s Table, is named after Ford’s wife, who was a gardening enthusiast. It’s wrapped in sumptuous green draperies and grass-green painted millwork — a “faithful renovation of the space,” McGowan shares, and a nod to Clara Ford’s green thumb.

“We’ll eventually be growing food and herbs right outside its windows,” says Dearborn Inn General Manager Joleisha Bradley.

A LOVELY NOD

Above: The inn’s restaurant, Clara’s Table, is named after Ford’s wife, who was a gardening enthusiast. It’s wrapped in sumptuous green draperies and grassgreen painted millwork.

Meanwhile, the Four Vagabonds lounge and its rich navy-blue paneling (much of which is the original knotty pine) is named after what visionaries Henry Ford, John Burroughs, Thomas Edison, and Harvey Firestone called themselves when traveling. “They would go on these trips in nature, starting in around 1915,” Bradley says. “They’d talk about ideas.” In the private event/dining area, a huge and colorful mural by Detroit artist Ryan Herberholz depicts the four men sitting by a river discussing those ideas.

One can easily imagine Walt Disney, Orville Wright, Norman Rockwell, and Bette Davis, sporting fedoras and bias-cut apparel, taking in the checkerboard Italian marble floor and gazing into a fireplace (wrapped in the now-preserved green marble), as they once did. One can also envision Henry and Clara Ford passing through the lobby en route to the restaurant for their Sunday dinner.

And what would the inn’s original owner think about the legendary hotel’s transformation? Jim Dobleske, chairman and CEO of Ford Land, believes it would get rave reviews. “I think Henry Ford would say it’s charming, and while it focuses on its history, it also moves us so well into the future.”

MORE INFORMATION: This summer, five stand-alone homes with distinctive guest suites themed around notable former guests, such as Edgar Allan Poe and Walt Whitman, will open, as will additional event spaces. Visit marriott.com/dtwdk or call 313-271-2700.

IN TRIBUTE

Inside Out

Function and form blend effortlessly in this glorious outdoor space

TEXT BY

JEANINE MATLOW

PHOTOGRAPHY BY

JOSEPH TIANO

At a new home in Bloomfield Hills, an indoor/outdoor space for all seasons has become a fun destination for family and friends. In the winter, a fireplace, ceiling heaters, heated floors, and vinyl enclosures add comfort to the well-equipped kitchen and cozy living area. Come summer, when it’s time to embrace the warmer weather, protective screens keep bugs at bay.

durability and hides dirt. “It’s an outdoor space,” Lousia says. “There’s a lot of natural light, so it doesn’t feel dark in there, but it turns moody at night. There’s a lot of indirect lighting.” Other practical considerations included choosing Sunbrella fabric for the sectional and vinyl counter stools at the island. “They’re very lightweight and stackable,” she notes.

Additional materials include dark wood details on the ceiling and exterior stone for the fireplace, which supports an outdoor TV. The kitchen incorporates a sink, along with a grill, pizza oven, and griddle. “They entertain a lot,” Lousia says. The property also has a pool with a hot tub, fire pit, and basketball court.

YEAR-ROUND

Thanks to heaters and screens, this indoor/outdoor space, complete with a kitchen and bathroom, is seasonless.

Interior designer Sandra Lousia, who owns SLS Designs Inc. in Bloomfield Hills, worked on the whole home with builder Dan Moore of Moore Custom Homes. In the indoor/outdoor gathering and entertainment area, she says the homeowners, a couple with three kids, “wanted it to feel like they were still inside the home and it was all part of the interior, because they use it year-round.”

The outdoor kitchen includes polished countertops in seafoam green, while dark quartzite with a leathered finish on the backsplash offers

The outdoor bathroom can only be accessed from the backyard. “It’s nice because no one has to walk through the house to get to the bathroom when they have a pool party,” the designer says. The convenient space, which includes a changing room, features vinyl wallcovering, a wood vanity topped with porcelain, and a shower with reeded porcelain tile that looks like bamboo.

“Someone can use the changing room (at the same time, because) it has a separate door from the bathroom,” Lousia explains. “There are two doors from the outside; one goes into the bathroom and one goes into the changing room, and there’s another door between them, too, so they can be used in a lot of different ways.”

Even the poolside lounge chairs are flexible in nature. “Function and durability were very important with this project,” she says. “It’s not just about the beauty, especially with kids, and they entertain a lot. So it gives you both.”

MORE INFORMATION: slsdesignsinc.com

CONGRATS!

It’s the news we’ve all been waiting for — it’s finally time to announce the 2025 awardwinners — Drumroll, please!

With such fierce competition this year, those of us at Detroit Design are eager to reveal the 2025 award recipients! From glorious backyard retreats to out-of-this-world lakefront properties, each project is a testament to the power of great design. Cheers to the designers, builders, architects, and landscape artists behind these spectacular spaces!

Warm light wood accents, brilliant white cabinets, gleaming brass details, and more are among the many standout design features of this gorgeous first-place Kitchen (More than 500 sq. ft.) from Maple & Mill.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOSEPH TIANO

INTRODUCING

KATELYN BLOOMQUIST

As editor-in-chief of Midwest Design, Katelyn Bloomquist leads the strategic content development across the print, digital, and social media platforms of Minnesota’s only stand-alone, subscription-based home and garden publication. As a trusted expert in the local designbuild community, she regularly judges design competitions, emcees events, speaks at conferences and minglers, moderates panels, and appears on television programs to promote projects, products, and more. midwestdesignmag.com

NICK DRYDEN

Nick Dryden, AIA, NCARB, a native Tennessean, is CEO and principal of Nashville’s Dryden Studio, which he leads with integrity and professionalism. Dryden is a comprehensive architecture and interior design studio that’s uniquely rooted in personal history and contemporary practice. It was born out of the desire to create meaningful places that contribute to healthy communities and to mindfully engage local resources. dryden.studio

DANIEL JOSEPH CHENIN

Renowned architect Daniel Joseph Chenin, FAIA, and his team seamlessly integrate architecture, interiors, landscapes, and furniture design into cohesive, experiential narratives. His namesake studio was named the AIA Nevada Firm of the Year in 2021 and was recognized by the RED Luxe Awards, the American Institute of Architects, and The Society of British and International Interior Design. His work has been featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Décor, Galerie, Interior Design Magazine, and more. djc-ltd.com

This year, our esteemed panel of industry rock stars meticulously examined thousands of inspiring images to bring us the 2025 DDA winners. These nationally recognized and globally loved powerhouses had a front row seat to it all. Let’s get to know them here.

LINDSEY HANNA

Designer Lindsey Hanna brings a fresh and thoughtful approach to interior remodels and residential construction. Hanna and her team enjoy working closely with clients to create spaces that are honest, relatable, and ever-soperfectly unpredictable. Her studio guides clients through the process of remodeling and construction, developing a scope of work that’s respectful of budget, timeline, and context, all the while providing a language of design that delights the eye and the mind. lindseyhannadesign.com

OUR JUDGES

YOUNG HUH

JORDAN NEMAN AND STEVEN NEMAN

In 2021, co-founder and creative director Jordan Neman established House of Léon with his twin brother, Steven Neman, to reimagine Old World craftsmanship with a California sensibility. Jordan, a ceramicist, was inspired by the lack of di erentiation in accessible furniture on the market and approached Steven with the idea of launching House of Léon. Today, their beloved brand specializes in collections that balance functionality with a gallery-level allure, creating furniture that feels personal, enduring, and reﬁned. houseoﬂeon.com

After graduating with a law degree from Fordham University, Young Huh discovered her true calling while interning in interior design. In 2007, she founded her eponymous New York City-based design ﬁrm. Since then, the designer has made Elle Décor’s A-List multiple times and was named one of Vogue’s ﬁve interior designers on the rise. Her work has been featured in Architectural Digest, Domino, House Beautiful, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and more. She was also a founding member of the AAPI Design Alliance. younghuh.com

OLIVIA SONG

The visionary behind Olivia Song Design, Olivia Song has been crafting transformative spaces since the ﬁrm’s inception in 2007. With a unique talent for designing scalable and visually captivating environments, Song is trusted by leading hospitality and retail brands to create experiences that leave a lasting impact. Her work extends to crafting bespoke residential interiors, delivering striking and unique designs for clients who appreciate the fusion of collectible design and exquisite architecture. oliviasong.com

BRADLEY ODOM

SUZANNE KASLER

Suzanne Kasler is beloved for her iconic, edited style, blending sophisticated simplicity with timeless interiors that are rooted in tradition and suited for today’s lifestyle. Influenced by European, especially French, aesthetics and fashion, her designs reflect the individuality of her clients. Her award-winning projects have been widely published in leading design magazines, and she’s been named to prestigious industry lists. Kasler also creates signature collections for top brands and leads a global design firm based in Atlanta. suzannekasler.com

Designer Bradley Odom brings a transformative vision to spaces across America. His journey began in his grandfather’s Mississippi upholstery workshop, and he later held leadership roles at the Savannah College of Art and Design. In 2015, he established his interior design studio and beloved retail shop, Dixon Rye, in Atlanta’s design district. His work has been recognized in Architectural Digest, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Veranda, Modern Luxury Interiors, and Southern Living. bradleyodom.com

SUMMER THORNTON

Known for decorating with the wildest abandon, designer Summer Thornton creates lively and colorful interiors. Her book “Wonderland: Adventures in Decorating” (Rizzoli 2022) was a top-selling architecture and design book. Her work has been featured in Architectural Digest, Veranda, Elle Décor, House Beautiful, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and more. Headquartered in Chicago, her ﬁrm works on projects coastto-coast in the U.S. and Mexico. summerthorntondesign.com

LAKEHOUSE PRIMARY RETREAT

BY DETROIT STONE & TILE

This space is wrapped entirely in full-size porcelain slabs, creating a serene and luxurious

This space is wrapped entirely in full-size porcelain slabs, creating a serene and luxurious retreat. Eight bookmatched marble-look slabs flow seamlessly across the walls, while multiple retreat. marble-look slabs flow seamlessly across the walls, while multiple matte black slabs add striking contrast and depth to the floor, shower, shelves, and countertop. matte slabs add striking contrast and depth to the floor, shower, shelves, and countertop.

Bathroom Bliss Bathroom Bliss

Ever-so-important extras are the stars of the high-scoring designs in this category

MILLWORK

MAISON BIRMINGHAM with STERLING DEVELOPMENT CORP. 01 02 03

For this stunning 1914 English revival, inspiration was drawn from the home’s original design elements and character. The same wainscoting from the foyer was brought into the space, but painted white for a fresh feel, while in the kitchen, traditional finishes and styling were chosen. Embracing the 12-foot ceilings and large-scale crown molding allowed the project to shine and feel grand in its own right.

PATRICK THOMPSON DESIGN

JESSICA NEEPER INTERIORS with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C. and HUNTER ROBERTS HOMES

MARTIN VECCHIO

JOSEPH TIANO

JOHN D’ANGELO

STAIR AND RAILING

MOZ INTERIORS with NIGHTINGALE CO.

This custom walnut staircase is hand-wrapped in plaster and lime-washed. It replaced the home’s original metal design, which the client’s dog did not like using. The beautiful curve became a much more striking architectural piece than the previous metal structure, drawing your eyes upward to catch the vintage-style bubble pendants staggered over the great room.

HEID ARCHITECTS, PLLC ARIK GREEN DESIGN, LLC with RARIDEN SCHUMACHER MIO & CO.

SHELBY DUBIN

JUSTIN MACONOCHIE

SALLY MATAK

DECORATIVE GLASS AND MIRROR

JONES INTERIOR DESIGN

After completing an office build-out for the beauty brand Haus Labs by Lady Gaga, the designer was asked to add a content studio for influencers. Features of the new studio include a fully mirrored door, a bathroom with pinktinted mirrors and inlaid LED lighting, a bar area with an adjacent cyclorama for content capture, and more.

ANNIE KORDAS INTERIORS

RUTH CASPER DESIGN STUDIO with BEAVER TILE

MADELINE TOLLE

MARIANNE

JOSEPH TIANO

KAT STEVENSON

FLOORING/RUGS

KENDALL DESIGN BUILD

When a client allows you to flex your design muscles, the results can add up to perfection! This beautiful transformation of an historic Arts and Crafts home in Royal Oak includes a stunning kitchen remodel with custom cabinetry, high-end fixtures and lighting, and a gorgeous marble floor. No details were overlooked in this amazing home.

STALBURG DESIGN STUDIO VARIOUSLY

SHELBY DUBIN

LAUR NASH

MARTIN VECCHIO

INTERIOR USE OF STONE

IRON KEY DESIGNS, LLC with SCAVOLINI DETROIT

For this remodel, the challenge was to create dancing light throughout a calm, sleek kitchen environment. The removal of dated tile flooring and worn cabinetry allowed for exciting new materials like the Cristallo quartzite, beautifully illuminated thanks to custom-made LED panels.

VANBROUCK

ASSOCIATES

DESIGN

JOSEPH TIANO

INC. with OLIVER MAX INC.

MARTIN VECCHIO

VISIONARY PERSPECTIVES, LLC

INTERIOR USE OF TILE

This project beautifully marries traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, all inspired by the charm of Delft tiles. The journey begins in the living room, where classic multicolored Delft tiles, hand-selected from Holland, wrap the central ﬁreplace. In the laundry room, crimson Delft tiles are a focal point, while in the kitchen, the backsplash features hand-painted marble tiles with a whimsical lattice pattern.

MARTIN VECCHIO

PATRICK THOMPSON DESIGN CONCETTI

DAYNA FLORY INTERIORS with GLENDA MEADS ARCHITECTS and TEMPLETON BUILDING CO.

BRETT MOUNTAIN

JOHN D’ANGELO

“FOCUSED LIGHTING ACCENTUATES THE RAKED ZEN GARDEN ...”

— AGUAFINA GARDENS

AGUAFINA GARDENS

INTERIOR/EXTERIOR LIGHTING

The exterior lighting chosen for this landscape enhances the textures, materials, and artistry of the design. Pathway lights illuminate the stairs and path, while uplights cast dramatic shadows of specimen trees and stone features. Focused lighting accentuates the raked Zen garden, while ambient lighting in the raised Corten steel planter emits a warm, inviting glow.

COTTAGE COMPANY INTERIORS with COTTAGE COMPANY OF HARBOR SPRINGS

TUTTO INTERIORS

CARLOS MEDRANO

JOHN CARLSON

JOSEPH TIANO

The showpiece in this 1970s Italian-inspired penthouse is a saucer-style fireplace fabricated by a Detroit-based metal artist who spent more than 100 hours working on the custom creation. The completed design features an ethanol fireplace that doesn’t overheat and hits all the right marks for adding the perfect ambience.

SHELBY DUBIN

MOTAWI TILEWORKS

MOZ INTERIORS with NIGHTINGALE CO.

MARTIN VECCHIO

JUSTIN MACONOCHIE

MAISON BIRMINGHAM with STERLING DEVELOPMENT CORP.

Inspired by the historic character of this home, built in 1914, the design team embraced the 12-foot ceilings and added grand custom cabinetry. From the walnut, pill-shaped island that improves circulation and flow to the brass details that seamlessly blend with the home’s original fixtures and the hidden storage with specialty hardware, tucked in each corner of the range wall, so many details are driven by functionality and authenticity.

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KENDALL DESIGN BUILD TUTTO INTERIORS with MAISON BIRMINGHAM

MARTIN VECCHIO

JOHN CARLSON

SHELBY DUBIN

CUSTOM FURNITURE

Located in Midtown Detroit in what was once an industrial building, the designer sought to add a few historic hints to the otherwise cold architecture of this condo. To do so, an antique mirrored wall was installed, and a custom credenza was placed in front of it. The base of this stunning credenza is wrapped in an antique mirror, making the wall feel cohesive.

SHELBY DUBIN

BRETT MOUNTAIN

DESIGN BAR DETROIT

REPURPOSED FURNITURE

“PILLOWS ADD POLISH AND SPARKLE AS THEY SERVE AS THE BACK AND ARMRESTS FOR THE BENCH.”

— MARGEAUX

INTERIORS

MARGEAUX INTERIORS

Previously used in a guest bedroom, this repurposed bench seating found new life in the lower-level renovation of a 1940s bungalow. Button tufting was removed and a durable black-and-cream textured fabric was chosen for the piece. Black and cream pillows add polish and sparkle as they serve as the back and armrests for the bench. The cozy corner is now a comfortable spot for sharing conversation and drinks.

NO BEIGE DAYS INTERIORS with MARGARET’S UPHOLSTERING RUTH CASPER DESIGN STUDIO

JOSEPH TIANO

JENNIFER BEAUDOIN

EXTERIORS

GATE/FENCE/WALL

From luxe landscapes to stunning stone façades, these winning spaces shine bright

Precast concrete wall panels flank the drive leading to this home, creating a European-inspired courtyard featuring mature zelkova tree groves. The permeable, resin-bound paving extends from the driveway to connect the 12-inch space between the sidewalk and the property line, where site walls offer a lowmaintenance solution. This sophisticated design embodies a minimalistic aesthetic of restraint.

AGUAFINA GARDENS AZD ASSOCIATES with ANN DAVID

JAMES HAEFNER

EXTERIOR USE OF STONE/TILE/CONCRETE

DUL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

The materials used for this project’s architecture and site elements primarily consist of precast concrete panels and Corten steel. From the driveway, constructed of permeable resin-bound pebble paving with large-format porcelain lineal band slices, to the oversized porcelain stepping stones and precast concrete wall panels that create a European-inspired courtyard, the materials ensure that a disciplined aesthetic unites the entire property.

& CO. with HEID ARCHITECTS, PLLC

JAMES HAEFNER

3 RD CARLOS MEDRANO

SALLY MATAK

ZAREMBA

AGUAFINA GARDENS

SASHA MARCETA/SKYVIEW EXPERTS

This garden features a striking vertical basalt boulder from which a stream emerges, cascading into a small pool before winding beneath a cantilevered deck and into a shallow pond. The sound of water promotes a soothing atmosphere while dampening the noise from the busy streets beyond. A specimen weeping ginkgo arches gracefully over the stream. The surrounding stone and lighting elements create a harmonious focal point.

MOCERI CUSTOM HOMES with MOSHER DESIGN

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GREAT LAKES LANDSCAPE DESIGN

JAMES WILCOX

LAKE STATE MEDIA

AGUAFINA GARDENS

RESIDENTIAL SWIMMING POOL/SPA

dSPACE STUDIO ARCHITECTURE

Designed for globetrotting clients who wanted a weekend sanctuary, this Lake Michigan home evokes a luxurious St. Barts lifestyle and features a pool terrace inspired by a boutique hotel. A saltwater pool with an integrated hot tub ensures there are opportunities for relaxed entertaining as well as recreation. A sun shelf leads to extra-wide steps that flow into the pool, while Tuuci umbrellas, built into the terrace, provide shade — even on windy days.

TUTTO INTERIORS with SKILFORM ARCHITECTS

DESROSIERS ARCHITECTS with CUSTOM HOMES BY DEROCHER

TONY SOLURI

WAYUP MEDIA

JOHN CARLSON

This backyard porch manages to blend bold and striking with cozy and inviting. Contemporary, custom-fabricated black steel panels frame the porch and mimic the exterior detailing between the first- and second-floor windows. Beneath the porch, exposed, quarry-faced stone walls, a warm cedar ceiling, and a traditional fireplace make for a comfortable outdoor seating area. Beyond the porch, wrap-around stone steps lead to an exposed aggregate lower patio with rusted steel planters full of Russian sage.

& CO.

MEADS ARCHITECTS with ZAREMBA & CO. and TEMPLETON BUILDING CO.

SALLY MATAK

JUSTIN MACONOCHIE

ZAREMBA

GLENDA

LA MARCO HOMES with KRIEGER KLATT ARCHITECTS

OUTDOOR FIREPLACE

DUL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

DUL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE with YOUNG & YOUNG ARCHITECTS

This project brought to life a dynamic environment for the homeowners. Recessed lighting was integrated into the terraces, stairs, pool, and landscape to extend entertainment opportunities into the evening. Noteworthy amenities include a depressed stone fire pit, an outdoor kitchen complete with an authentic wood-fired pizza oven, and a polished granite water feature with symmetrical fire accents.

LUXE HOMES DESIGN BUILD, LLC with OLIVER MAX INC. AGUAFINA GARDENS

JAMES HAEFNER

JAMES WILCOX

KARL MOSES

RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPE DESIGN (Over 1 Acre)

DUL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

This manor is set on a 2-acre parcel where a sophisticated gate sets the entry sequence for a dramatic view of the home. The motor court circle is pinched by masonry walls, leading to a sense of surprise as you arrive to find boxwood hedges and flowering masses. The drama extends into the backyard, where a pool is positioned on center axis with the home. Thoughtfully placed lighting makes it possible to extend the outdoor experience into the evening.

& CO.

JAMES HAEFNER

SALLY MATAK

JUSTIN MACONOCHIE

ZAREMBA

GOLDNER WALSH GARDEN & HOME

RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPE DESIGN (Under

1 Acre)

ZAREMBA & CO. with HEID ARCHITECTS, PLLC

The comprehensive renovation of this lakeside home integrates unique architectural details with the surrounding hillside landscape. The project preserved existing trees and introduced a tapestry of native woodland plants to rejuvenate the forest floor. A landscape staircase with treads of crushed stone and concrete steppers adorned with natural stone directs guests to the lake, while strategic lighting highlights the garden paths, fostering a deep connection between the home and its picturesque setting.

AGUAFINA GARDENS

SALLY MATAK

JAMES WILCOX

BUTLER’S PANTRY

Whether it’s a mudroom or a primary suite, each champion design showcases the region’s local talent

“... THIS BUTLER’S PANTRY BALANCES BEAUTY WITH PRACTICALITY.”

—

ELLWOOD INTERIORS INC.

ELLWOOD INTERIORS INC. with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C. and PETRUCCI HOMES

This transitional butler’s pantry is a hidden gem, seamlessly concealed behind a flush kitchen wall designed to look like cabinetry. The hidden doors maintain the clean, uncluttered aesthetic of the main kitchen while offering access to a fully equipped, functional workspace. The layout is thoughtfully designed for entertaining, featuring a prep sink, under-counter refrigeration, and a builtin dishwasher. With its hidden functionality and elegant design, this butler’s pantry balances beauty with practicality.

NORTH + BIRCH INTERIOR DESIGN

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ELLWOOD INTERIORS INC. with LUXE HOMES DESIGN BUILD, LLC

MARTIN VECCHIO

JACOB HAWKINS

LAUNDRY ROOM/MUDROOM

FLORY INTERIORS with GLENDA MEADS ARCHITECTS and TEMPLETON BUILDING CO. 01 02 03

This vibrant and cheerful laundry room was designed with both purpose and aesthetic appeal in mind. The standout feature is the cabinetry, which imbues the room with a sunny disposition. Crimson-colored Delft tiles provide a fun backdrop and are complemented by a Schumacher wallpaper with red-and-white twine motif wraps. Overall, this room is a joyful and functional retreat where color, design, and practicality merge to create an atmosphere that makes laundry day a little brighter.

CLOTH & KIND with JOSEPH MOSEY ARCHITECTURE INC.

MAISON BIRMINGHAM with STERLING DEVELOPMENT CORP.

MARTIN VECCHIO

3 rd

MARTIN VECCHIO

MARTA XOCHILT PEREZ

DAYNA

SPECIALTY ROOM (Gym, Music, Craft, Billiards, Pet Area, Etc.)

& CONSTRUCTION

At 750 square feet, this quaint pool house cabana offers the homeowners a little getaway. Features include a sitting area with a fireplace, a walk-up bar, a private wine grotto with ample space for a card game, a private bath, an outdoor shower, and a cathedral ceiling supported by timber trusses. The challenge was to maintain the pool house’s connection to the residence. The design team achieved this by attaching the cabana to the loggia.

WITMER DESIGN with WELDWORK TUTTO INTERIORS with MAISON BIRMINGHAM

WAYUP MEDIA

JOHN CARLSON

MARTIN VECCHIO

MARTINI SAMARTINO DESIGN GROUP with SUNBYRNES PROPERTIES

“... A GATHERING PLACE WITH PURPOSEFUL YET ELEVATED WINE STORAGE.”

— JESSICA NEEPER INTERIORS

JESSICA NEEPER INTERIORS with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C. and HUNTER ROBERTS HOMES

Rattan and seagrass chairs with a gray stonecast table and a natural hide rug make this wine room a retreat within the home. You enter the room by way of a custom-made steel and glass door. Inside the temperature-controlled room there’s a rich mix of materials — from rustic wood ceiling beams to smooth wood veneer walls, black metal shelving, and a natural stone veneer wall. The main design challenge was to create a gathering place with purposeful yet elevated wine storage.

ELLWOOD INTERIORS INC. with LUXE HOMES DESIGN BUILD, LLC

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KENDALL DESIGN BUILD

JOSEPH TIANO

ST 2 ND 3 RD

SHELBY DUBIN

BETH SINGER

“THE GOAL WAS TO MAKE A BIG IMPACT WITHIN JUST 36 SQUARE FEET.”

—

DECOR & MORE DESIGN STUDIO

The wet bar seen here is central to this lakefront Grosse Pointe home, and has become a frequently used focal point. The goal was to make a big impact within just 36 square feet. A gorgeous Thibaut grasscloth provides classic grounding, while a marbled Lee Jofa wallpaper on the ceiling commands attention. It was also important to include vintage pieces such as an original 1950s Kalmar ice glass chandelier. Like everything else in the room, the wine rack is custom-made.

NORTH + BIRCH INTERIOR DESIGN TIFFANY JANE INTERIORS

MATT SMITH/FORGE FOCUS

JACOB HAWKINS

CONSERVATORY/SCREEN ROOM/SUNROOM

An exquisite porch and patio seamlessly extend the interior living space across both levels of this home, revealing a breathtaking panoramic view of the lake. A standout feature is the innovative retractable roof. Enhancing its unique charm, a stunning 16-foot retractable door opens and stacks in both directions — a pioneering design that offers remarkable flexibility. It’s no wonder this room has quickly become the most popular spot in the home, cherished for its breathtaking vistas and adaptability in every season.

WAYUP MEDIA

CHILDREN’S ROOM/PLAY SPACE

BIRCHWOOD CONSTRUCTION CO.

Playful yet sophisticated, this bunkroom is designed with a nautical theme that sparks the imagination while maintaining a refined aesthetic. The custom-built bunks are the room’s centerpiece, featuring sleek brass rails reminiscent of ship decks. Each bunk is thoughtfully designed to evoke the feeling of being in a luxurious cabin. Crisp navy and white accents, along with subtle rope detailing, create a fresh, coastal color palette that complements the room’s theme.

JESSICA NEEPER INTERIORS with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C. and HUNTER ROBERTS HOMES

BLAKE BRATTINA

MATTEO MORRISON

JOSEPH TIANO

ANNA VERSACI DESIGN

“... A SEAMLESS BLEND OF CONTEMPORARY DESIGN AND TIMELESS LUXURY.” —

WITMER DESIGN

POWDER ROOM

This powder room showcases a striking design with lacquered grasscloth walls that add texture and depth. The integrated modern floating sink, crafted from Macchia Vecchia marble, is a modern focal point, while brass fixtures introduce a touch of elegance. The combination of materials enhances the overall sophistication of the space, making it a stylish retreat for guests. This powder room reflects a seamless blend of contemporary design and timeless luxury.

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THOMPSON DESIGN CONCETTI

MARTIN VECCHIO

MOUNTAIN

JOHN D’ANGELO

PATRICK

BATH (Up to 150 sq. ft.)

DESIGN BAR DETROIT

This remodel took a primary bathroom from builder-basic to totally custom. Earth tones and natural materials come together to form a spa-like, moody retreat. The new shower and Japanese-style soaking tub are enveloped by walls clad in a natural green marble, while the surrounding walls and ceiling are finished in a warm, brown-toned Roman clay. A custom fluted walnut floating vanity is topped with a silver travertine top with integrated sinks.

DECORLIFT DESIGN CO.

STUDIO HARMONY

SHELBY DUBIN

KYLE KAUZLARICH

BRITNEY FEDRICKS

BATH (More than 150 sq. ft.)

YOUNG & YOUNG ARCHITECTS

In this luxurious primary bath, large-format tiles wrap seamlessly around the room, with lighted niches elegantly integrated into the shower walls and extending across the floating vanities for a continuous, cohesive design. Architectural beams and ceiling acoustical panels add texture and depth, while the wood flooring brings a natural warmth to the sleek finishes. The free-standing tub is nestled in a cozy alcove and is surrounded by windows that offer breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

CONCETTI

JANE SPENCER DESIGNS, LLC with MAISON BIRMINGHAM

DAVID DIETRICH

2 nd

3 rd MARTIN VECCHIO

BRETT MOUNTAIN

KITCHEN (Up to 200 sq. ft.)

Inspired by the Bauhaus Movement and the Walter Gropius and Adolf Meyer’s 1910 Fagus Factory, this house’s minimalist logic reflects the residents’ exacting standards and attention to detail. In the kitchen, a generous center island is surrounded by walnutstained millwork and a dark porcelain countertop and backsplash. The space flows seamlessly into the living and dining rooms, where statement furniture and lighting live alongside the residents’ art collection and a stunning fireplace clad in Heath Ceramics tile.

KENDALL DESIGN BUILD J. RAINE DESIGN

JOHN D’ANGELO

SHELBY DUBIN

PATRICK THOMPSON DESIGN

MARK HURRISH 3 rd

KITCHEN (Between 201-500 sq. ft.)

NEEPER INTERIORS with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C. and MAISON BIRMINGHAM

To incorporate the new black cabinetry the homeowner selected, the designer installed large south-facing corner windows. The refrigerator was also relocated, to open the space visually. The new custom cabinetry, countertops, appliances, wood beams, windows, and light fixtures have dramatically changed the kitchen’s overall vibe. The new corner windows enable the homeowners to enjoy their expansive yard, pool, grill station, and pool house year-round.

WHITMER DESIGN with JOHN MORGAN and VANESSA DOCHERTY of PERSPECTIVES CUSTOM CABINETRY

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CLOTH & KIND

JOSEPH TIANO

2 nd

3 rd

ROBERT PETERSON

MARTIN VECCHIO

JESSICA

KITCHEN (More than 500 sq. ft.)

2 nd

This sophisticated Grosse Pointe Farms kitchen seamlessly blends modern elegance with functional design. The renovation transformed the home’s dated kitchen, dining, and family rooms into a contemporary haven for active cooks and entertainers. Warm light wood accents beautifully contrast with crisp white cabinetry and gleaming brass fixtures. The large island serves as both a workspace and a gathering spot. Functional touches like a trough sink and a hidden coffee station ensure the kitchen meets the family’s daily needs.

STALBURG DESIGN with JOHN MORGAN and VANESSA DOCHERTY of PERSPECTIVES CUSTOM CABINETRY

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ELLWOOD INTERIORS INC. with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C., PETRUCCI HOMES and JAMES DOUGLAS INTERIORS

JOSEPH TIANO

MARTIN VECCHIO

MAPLE & MILL

TRADITIONAL MASTER SUITE

YELLEN LIVING WITH IDEAL BUILDERS

This 1956 brick Colonial home masterfully blends modern updates with the timeless charm of its original design. The classic architecture is complemented by bold textiles, adding a contemporary flair while honoring the home’s heritage. The soft elegance of original details like intricate molding, hardwood floors, and classic built-ins remains intact, creating a seamless fusion of Old-World charm and modern sophistication. This home exudes character, with every room offering a thoughtful balance of style, comfort, and artistry.

ELLWOOD INTERIORS INC. with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C., PETRUCCI HOMES and JAMES DOUGLAS INTERIORS

TEXTURES DESIGN

JOSEPH TIANO

EMILY BERGER-CRAWFORD

MARTIN VECCHIO

SISSY

CONTEMPORARY MASTER SUITE

JESSICA NEEPER INTERIORS with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C. and HUNTER ROBERTS HOMES

The goal for this master suite was to make the large space more intimate. To do so, the cathedral ceiling was wrapped in stained beams and V-groove trim, while a large natural chandelier holds up to the scale of the room. A four-poster bed, custom chairs, a chaise, nightstands, custom built-in cabinetry, and a dresser all contribute to the suite’s purposeful connectedness, and also create separate functioning work zones. The neutral layers of color contribute to a peaceful aesthetic.

YOUNG & YOUNG ARCHITECTS

02 03

TUTTO INTERIORS with SKILFORM ARCHITECTS

JOSEPH TIANO

JOHN CARLSON

DAVID DIETRICH

TRADITIONAL DINING ROOM

DAYNA FLORY INTERIORS with GLENDA MEADS ARCHITECTS and TEMPLETON BUILDING CO.

Boasting a breathtaking lake view, this dining room is an inviting focal point that greets guests immediately upon entering the home. At the center is a large extendable farmhouse table, designed to accommodate both formal and casual dining. Its versatility allows for intimate family dinners as well as grand gatherings. Surrounding the table are rattan chairs with a striking chinoiserie design, while a soft brass rectangular chandelier above provides elegant illumination without obstructing the vistas beyond.

JESSICA NEEPER INTERIORS with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C. and HUNTER ROBERTS HOMES

02 03

JONES-KEENA & CO.

MARTIN VECCHIO

rd BETH SINGER

JOSEPH TIANO

CONTEMPORARY DINING ROOM

WITMER DESIGN

This contemporary dining room features a sophisticated transformation of the clients’ existing rustic dining table, harmonizing beautifully with their art. The elegant Eric Kuster dining chairs, with their distinctive three-legged design, complement the overall aesthetic without overwhelming the space. A custom Stark rug, transitioning from light to dark, enhances the room’s visual interest. The mouth-blown glass sphere chandelier serves as a stunning centerpiece, adding an airy and whimsical touch to the dining experience.

ELLWOOD INTERIORS INC.

ARIK GREEN DESIGN, LLC with SUZANNE FELLOWS and STERLING CUSTOM HOMES

MARTIN VECCHIO

JUSTIN MACONOCHIE

MARTIN VECCHIO

JESSICA NEEPER INTERIORS with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C. and HUNTER ROBERTS HOMES

The foyer takes center stage in this home, where it creates a warm and welcoming ﬁrst impression. A round brass and crystal light ﬁxture hangs from the circular ceiling, which is adorned with an elaborate trim. Horizontalstriped wallpaper lines the walls, adding detail and elegance, while a circular rattan area rug grounds the space. Adjacent to the door, a niche with a wood seat and custom cushions elevates the foyer’s formality.

LUXE HOMES DESIGN BUILD, LLC with OLIVER MAX INC.

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ELLWOOD INTERIORS INC. with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C. and PETRUCCI HOMES

JOSEPH TIANO

ND 3 RD

MARTIN VECCHIO

KARL MOSES

CONTEMPORARY FOYER

Upon entering this foyer through an impressive 4- x 9-foot pivot door, you’re immediately enveloped in a sensory feast, all framed by a breathtaking lake view. The focal point is a stunning 23-foot-tall by 14-foot-wide porcelain tower. Adding to the unique ambience is a live wall that awakens the senses with its lush greenery and fragrance. This ﬂawless combination of materials, textures, stunning views, and invigorating scents transforms a simple foyer into a one-of-a-kind entryway.

TR DESIGN GROUP

SHARON KORY INTERIORS with AZD ASSOCIATES

MARTIN VECCHIO

SASHA MARCETA/SKYVIEW EXPERTS

TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM/GREAT ROOM

MEG CORLEY INTERIORS and MAISON BIRMINGHAM

While planning for aging in place, these homeowners, enthusiastic art collectors, wanted to revitalize their residence and update their home’s aesthetic. In the formal living room, textured burled veneer wainscot panels add warmth and fade into the contrasting black and glass built-ins. Custom furniture provides an anchor and sets a center point in the otherwise long, narrow room. Inspiration for the palette came from the painting over the ﬁreplace.

JESSICA NEEPER INTERIORS with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C. and HUNTER ROBERTS HOMES

02 03

TEXTURES DESIGN

MARTIN VECCHIO

2 ND

3 RD

KATHERINE STEVENSON HOLLERBACH

JOSEPH TIANO

CONTEMPORARY LIVING ROOM/GREAT ROOM

“ART, DESIGN, AND NATURAL TONES CONVERGE IN THIS URBAN RETREAT ...”

—

SISSY YELLEN LIVING

A masterful blend of organic colors and striking design elements makes this condo feel both grounded and elevated.

A Calacatta Viola table with stunning veining and a luxurious surface immediately attracts the eye. On one expansive wall, a striking work by Mies van der Rohe commands attention with its intellectual depth and visual intrigue. Art, design, and natural tones converge in this urban retreat; the result is a harmonious, sophisticated atmosphere.

CONCETTI

YOUNG & YOUNG ARCHITECTS

DAVID DIETRICH

BRETT MOUNTAIN

TRADITIONAL INTERIOR DESIGN (More than one room)

JESSICA NEEPER INTERIORS with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C. and HUNTER ROBERTS HOMES 01 02 03

Traditional elements and a coastal theme define this home, where elements of natural fibers such as rattan, wool, cotton, and linen are juxtaposed against natural stone, brass, and wood for a balanced aesthetic. Custom millwork and custom furniture, designed and handcrafted for each floor, do their part to contribute to the vibe. Most rooms overlook the expansive yard, with its covered terrace and swimming pool, transforming this home into a vacation-inspired retreat.

MAISON BIRMINGHAM with MEG CORLEY INTERIORS

ELLWOOD INTERIORS INC. with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C., PETRUCCI HOMES, and JAMES DOUGLAS INTERIORS

JOSEPH TIANO

MARTIN VECCHIO

CONTEMPORARY INTERIOR DESIGN (More than one room)

With its emphasis on the rational ordering of components and modularity, this Bauhaus-inspired home’s minimalist logic reflects the residents’ exacting standards and attention to detail. Sharp white walls and polished concrete floors outfit the open first-floor living space and are complemented by warm wood and handmade tile. Throughout the residence, primary colors are introduced in more muted tones via tile and textiles, softening the stark shell of the interior.

ELLWOOD INTERIORS INC.

JOHN D’ANGELO

MARTIN VECCHIO

JOSEPH TIANO

SISSY YELLEN LIVING with HM HOMES

PATRICK THOMPSON DESIGN

& KIND

Varying shades of green were fully embraced in this home library, and the final result is soothing, indeed. An early 20th-century Sarouk Farahan Persian rug introduces complementary tones of terracotta, gold, and indigo, which add a natural depth and richness to the space. Shelving wraps two of the four walls, providing ample opportunity to showcase the homeowners’ extensive book collection and infuse layers of interesting art, ceramics, and decorative objects that tell the story of their passions and travels.

DESROSIERS ARCHITECTS with BIRCHWOOD CONSTRUCTION CO.

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SEAN D. GARDELLA & ASSOCIATES with C-ARC DESIGN GROUP and ART | HARRISON INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO

MARTA XOCHILT PEREZ

JAMES HAEFNER

STEVE KROODSMA

CLOTH

RUTH CASPER DESIGN STUDIO

The design challenge for this office was to devise a room with both a commanding presence and inviting comfort where the man of the house can work and relax. To that end, a handsome textured wallcovering in rich earth tones was selected as the starting point; additional interest comes via leather furnishings, a marble-crowned desk, vintage books, and a converted gas fireplace. A pheasant perched near the desk evokes fond memories of the gentleman’s father.

CONCETTI STALBURG DESIGN with NOSAN SIGNATURE HOMES

JOSEPH TIANO

MARTIN VECCHIO

MOUNTAIN

USE OF A COLLECTION, ANTIQUES, OR ART

CRAIGHALL INTERIORS with THE PARSON’S NOSE ANTIQUES

As avid collectors of period imported English antiques, it was decided by the homeowners that a heavy influence of classic English Country House aesthetic be present in this 1912 estate. While timeless backgrounds such as glazed porcelain tile, bluestone flooring, natural slab marble, and stained oak paneling are recurring themes, an abundance of antique furniture and artwork from the couple’s personal collection completes each space, giving the home authentic Old-World charm.

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MOZ INTERIORS with NIGHTINGALE CO. FINDART

JUSTIN MACONOCHIE

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MARTA XOCHILT PEREZ

SHELBY DUBIN

USE OF COLOR (Interiors)

After embarking on a detailed search for the perfect green, “Leaflet,” by Sherwin-Williams, was selected for this kitchen. The color strikes a harmonious balance between warm and cool tones and provides a rich, inviting presence without becoming overwhelming. The green stands out brilliantly against the warm brass cabinet hardware, for an eyecatching contrast. The color is both current and timeless — perfect for a welcoming and stylish culinary haven.

BIRCH DESIGN ASSOCIATES

CBI DESIGN PROFESSIONALS INC. with COLE WAGNER CABINETRY

MARTIN VECCHIO

JAMES HAEFNER

JOSEPH TIANO

DAYNA FLORY INTERIORS with TEMPLETON BUILDING CO. and COLE WAGNER CABINETRY

USE OF FABRICS/UPHOLSTERY

The goal of this project was to reimagine a modular leather sofa that was originally purchased over a decade ago. Working with the designer’s in-house custom upholstery studio, the sofa was transformed using an iconic 1970s Maj Jong style that celebrates bold colors, patterns, and textures. The sofa is a standout thanks to striking velvets and rich corduroys. The clients are thrilled with their new “old” sofa, which perfectly suits their lifestyle and eclectic modern art collection. JONES-KEENA & CO.

& KIND

BETH SINGER

REEM AKKAD DESIGN CLOTH

WALL TREATMENT (Special Paint Technique, Wall Covering, Etc.)

A remarkable wall treatment showcases custom, hand-crafted plaster acorn details that were carefully planned and executed by skilled artisans. Acorns represent growth, opportunity, and the idea that great things often have humble beginnings, and the staircase is a reﬂection of the homeowner’s deep appreciation for this symbol. As one ascends the main stairway, the acorn details cleverly lead the way, creating an enchanting visual journey.

KENDALL DESIGN BUILD

2 ND

SHELBY DUBIN

HEATHER SAUNDERS

ANNA VERSACI DESIGN

DAYNA FLORY INTERIORS with TEMPLETON BUILDING CO.

“... WHEN CLOSED, THE WINDOW ALMOST DISAPPEARS AND THE DRAPES BECOME PART OF THE ROOM’S DESIGN.”

— ANNA VERSACI DESIGN

ANNA VERSACI DESIGN

The homeowner wanted to update this guest bedroom by giving it a boutique hotel look with an Old World feel. Plaid wallcoverings on all four walls, plus a coordinating geometric on the ceiling, were selected to meet the challenge. The problem was the location of the window, which is on the only wall that made sense for the bed. The solution was to add matching draperies and an electronic woven wood shade so that, when closed, the window almost disappears and the drapes become part of the room’s design.

HEATHER SAUNDERS

MARTIN VECCHIO

HEATHER SAUNDERS

ANNA VERSACI DESIGN MEG CORLEY INTERIORS

CBI DESIGN PROFESSIONALS INC. with SISSY YELLEN LIVING

How do you design a closet that ﬁts the character of a 100-year-old home? The closet’s location is a connection point between two ends of the home, and needed to maintain the ability for the owner to occasionally pass through it. The new design includes all custom, enclosed built-ins; a working island; and a custom glass cabinet for the owner’s purse collection. The space now has character well beyond the reputation of a simple closet.

CALIFORNIA CLOSETS with SAPPHIRE LUXURY HOMES

STALBURG DESIGN with NOSAN SIGNATURE HOMES

JAMES HAEFNER

MARTIN VECCHIO

AMANDA ROSE

NORTH + BIRCH INTERIOR DESIGN

Embracing creativity and fun at every turn, this basement remodel took design to the next level. With a playful kitchen, a full theater hidden behind secret doors, a tucked-away speakeasy, and a play area complete with a slide and secret tunnels, there’s something here for both kids and adults. The client was open to taking risks, allowing the design team to fully stretch their creative wings while crafting a space that’s adventurous, functional, and designed for endless enjoyment.

WITMER DESIGN with WELDWORK

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STALBURG DESIGN with NOSAN SIGNATURE HOMES

JACOB HAWKINS

MARTIN VECCHIO

A dune-side stunner and a St. Thomas treasure are just a few of this year’s award-winners

HISTORIC RENOVATION/RESTORATION (50 years

or older)

WITMER DESIGN

The renovation of Wallace Frost’s 1929 home was a year-long effort intended to modernize the structure while preserving its architectural integrity. The original beams and plaster walls were carefully retained, ensuring a sense of authenticity. Redesigning and rebuilding the cabinets added modern sensibilities. Because natural materials were used throughout, the design feels warm, soft, and timeless; vintage elements maintain an aura of history while introducing a contemporary aesthetic.

MAISON BIRMINGHAM and STERLING DEVELOPMENT CORP.

MAPLE & MILL

MARTIN VECCHIO

JOHN D’ANGELO

MARTIN VECCHIO

SMALL-SPACE REMODEL (Up to 1,000 sq. ft.)

When their residence needed updating, these empty-nesters decided it was time to plan for aging in place. The project included the primary bath, lower-level family room, kitchenette, wine cellar, upstairs en suites, and main ﬂoor areas. In the narrow kitchen, two stools were added to the island, and a built-in banquette and breakfast table by the window provide a cozy sitting and dining area.

JESSICA NEEPER INTERIORS with BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C. and MAISON BIRMINGHAM

KENDALL DESIGN BUILD

MARTIN VECCHIO

3 RD SHELBY DUBIN

JOSEPH TIANO

MAISON BIRMINGHAM with MEG CORLEY INTERIORS

LARGE REMODEL (More than 1,000 sq. ft.)

This renovation encompassed a total exterior face-lift, the addition of a lanai, and installing a pool and spa. Working within a tight backyard, it was essential to create a welcoming space that could be utilized throughout the seasons. The covered patio can be enclosed by motorized screens, giving it a comfortable, spa-like atmosphere. The home is now perfect for hosting casual BBQs, school events, and formal parties — highlighting its exceptional form and function.

BIRMINGHAM with STERLING DEVELOPMENT CORP.

JOHN D’ANGELO

PAUL DYER

MARTIN VECCHIO

MAISON

MARIANNE JONES INTERIOR DESIGN

MAPLE & MILL

ADDITION PROJECT (Architecture)

Sited on a stunning stretch of shoreline along Lake Michigan, this home was once a small, early 20th-century summer cottage. Nearly untouched after 100 years, an extensive renovation and addition project was undertaken to restore the essence of its original character, and to merge its historic charm with modern functionality. Architectural cues from the original cottage inform detailing on the two-story addition, blurring the line between old and new and creating a cohesive whole.

GLENDA MEADS ARCHITECTS with JANE SPENCER DESIGNS

KENDALL DESIGN BUILD

JONATHAN THRASHER

SHELBY DUBIN

LESLIE HARDY

OAK STREET DESIGN

VACATION HOME IN MICHIGAN

ROUND THREE PHOTOGRAPHY

IANNUZZI ARCHITECTS with GIRAFFE DESIGN BUILD

A vacation retreat on Baw Beese Lake, this house was designed with three distinct living areas that can operate independently or together. The project had little impact on the land and resulted in a minimal carbon footprint, thanks to forwardthinking details like hydronic radiant heat, non-toxic wool insulation, shou sugi ban wood siding, and a low-maintenance, standing seam steel “hot” roof. The home is a healthy, highly functional building with improved indoor air quality.

KRIEGER KLATT ARCHITECTS

DESROSIERS ARCHITECTS with BIRCHWOOD CONSTRUCTION CO.

STEVE KROODSMA KRIEGER KLATT ARCHITECTS

DISBROW

VACATION HOME OUTSIDE OF MICHIGAN

Located on the U.S. Virgin Islands’ idyllic St. Thomas, this 6,000-square-foot Bakkero Villa spans several acres and sits on a hilltop with breathtaking views. Purchased in shell form, the home now features an expansive foyer and great room, formal dining room, five en suite bedrooms, a chef’s kitchen, a full bar, two terraces, a fire feature, an outdoor kitchen, an infinity pool, and an outdoor bath.

VANBROUK AND ASSOCIATES INC. with OLIVER MAX INC.

DESROSIERS ARCHITECTS

STEVE KROODSMA

SHARON KORY INTERIORS

NEW MODEL HOME (Architecture)

With three levels totaling 2,960 square feet, this stunning home epitomizes environmentally sustainable design and site-conscious biophilic integration. It was imperative to minimize its environmental footprint, exceeding the stringent requirements of the Michigan Critical Dune Act. Uncovering the most logical layout was a difficult task, with over 90 percent of the site sloping at 33.33 percent, but opportunities were found in the specific shape and placement of the home to draw out the natural benefits of its surroundings.

TOLL BROTHERS

MOCERI CUSTOM HOMES

JAMES HAEFNER

SASHA MARCETA/SKYVIEW EXPERTS

CURT CLAYTON

ALLEGRETTI ARCHITECTS INC.

CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE (Up to 4,000 sq. ft.)

The unique trapezoidal layout of this dune-side home was diligently crafted to maximize comfort, functionality, and appearance. Entering at the first level, you encounter the foyer, garage, and a recreational space; the second and third floors house the main living areas. The surrounding decks offer panoramic views, as well as storm and solar glare blockers. The butterfly roof lends a distinctive aesthetic and helps mitigate the home’s impact on the fragile dune ecosystem.

TR DESIGN GROUP MOCERI CUSTOM HOMES

JAMES HAEFNER

SASHA MARCETA/SKYVIEW EXPERTS

ALLEGRETTI ARCHITECTS INC.

CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE (More than 4,000 sq. ft.)

HEID ARCHITECTS, PLLC

Incredible lake views and lush woodland areas were reason enough to reimagine the architecture of this Mid-century Modern home through the lens of modern renovations. An elongated existing bridge, re-clad with wood decking and cedar shingles, provides an enchanting illusion of suspension in the tree canopy, while paired vertical fins of white oak accentuate the structure. To increase views, oblique window punches add definition and shadow play to the triangular ends of the home.

dSPACE STUDIO ARCHITECTURE

MCINTOSH PORIS ARCHITECTS

SALLY MATAK

JASON KEEN

TONY SOLURI

TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE (Up to 4,000 sq. ft.)

OAK STREET DESIGN 01 02 03

LA MARCO HOMES with KRIEGER KLATT ARCHITECTS

This early 20th century cottage underwent an extensive renovation and addition to merge its historic charm with current needs. Divided lite windows, exposed rafter tails, custom-routered siding, architectural brackets, and traditional trimwork lend outward appeal. Traditional design cues continue inside, with details like the double-height great room, symmetrical chef’s kitchen, Craftsman-inspired window casings, and more. Vintage accents, coupled with stunning lake views from nearly every room, add to the home’s romantic narrative.

JOSEPH MOSEY ARCHITECTURE INC. with CLOTH & KIND and SCHUSTER HOMES

JONATHAN THRASHER

2 ND

3 RD MARTA XOCHILT PEREZ

SALLY MATAK

TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE (More than 4,000 sq. ft.)

Once a heavy-timber barn with a hayloft, this home is now a light-filled residence that showcases the timber structure. A single-story shed-roofed addition houses the primary suite, and the existing large openings were fitted with glass doors and window walls. A major challenge was working with the barn’s scale as residential elements were introduced. While much of the salvaged barn wood was used as siding, a good portion became cabinets, countertops, and shelves. Today, the project blends the rustic and the new in a way that’s timeless.

BRIAN NEEPER ARCHITECTURE, P.C. with JESSICA NEEPER INTERIORS and HUNTER ROBERTS HOMES

LA MARCO HOMES with JOSEPH MOSEY ARCHITECTURE INC.

RYAN HALSEY

KARL MOSES

JAMES HAEFNER

DAMIAN FARRELL DESIGN GROUP, PLLC

OVERALL HOME

dSPACE STUDIO ARCHITECTURE

Nestled into dunes overlooking Lake Michigan, this home appears to emerge from the landscape. Rugged beauty and adventure drew the owners to the property but presented challenges, including rising lake levels and wildfire risk. The site necessitated a durable shelter that integrates with the environment. Programmed outdoor spaces are layered to match the topography, while a steel superstructure allows for an ultra-thin roof with overhangs to handle a passive solar design that can withstand gale-force winds and heavy snow loads.

JOSEPH MOSEY ARCHITECTURE INC. with CLOTH & KIND and SCHUSTER HOMES

CRAIGHALL INTERIORS with THE PARSON’S NOSE ANTIQUES

JUSTIN MACONOCHIE

MARTA XOCHILT PEREZ

USE OF COLOR (Commercial)

A luxe lounge and an epic bookstore are among the projects receiving top honors

GREENE & CO.

In a former car garage reimagined as a children’s hub, today the Fascination Factory in Birmingham hosts birthday parties, workshops, parent connection opportunities, and open play. The design team was challenged to take a dark and industrial space and use color to create an open, biophilic, and joyful place. Anchoring strategic pops of color and drawing attention to its mission through interactive, non-technology toys and games is key to the design’s success.

AMY ELIZABETH DESIGNS GREENE & CO. with HANNAH ARCHITECTS

MELISSA DOUGLAS

SHELBY DUBIN

JOSEPH TIANO

RETAIL INTERIOR DESIGN (Boutiques, Stores, Salons)

Formerly a large office, the Eras Bookstore in Oxford was transformed into a vibrant literary haven. The client’s vision was to create distinct areas. The use of different flooring textures and colors helps achieve that goal. In the café, colorful tiles were selected, while the book section is distinguished by vinyl flooring that mimics concrete. To enhance the ambience, wooden pergolas were installed on the ceiling to mark the shop’s different zones.

MCINTOSH PORIS ARCHITECTS

VERSA DESIGN

EMIN KADI

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SALLY MATAK

KARL MOSES

SILVIA SCHAEFFER DESIGN

In an unsuspecting alley you’ll find Detroit’s most intimate room: Saksey’s. Born from the intersection of indulgence, mischief, charm, and sophistication, this cocktail lounge is an invitation to immerse oneself within a seamless blend of opulence and warmth. The world above ceases to exist within this petite space, where elevated hospitality is bolstered by the refined use of glossy woods, sumptuous velvets, dreamy lighting, and adventurous patterns.

THOMPSON DESIGN

PORIS ARCHITECTS

JOHN D’ANGELO

JASON KEEN

JOHN D’ANGELO

PATRICK

MCINTOSH

COMMUNITY/OFFICE SPACE (Kitchen, Breakroom, Conference Room, Etc.)

DAVIS & DAVIS INTERIOR DESIGN

Upon entering Lucido Fine Jewelry in Birmingham, visitors are greeted by a 24-foot-long sculptural reception desk that’s centered below a raw walnut wall-to-ceiling surround illuminated by more than 150 feet of indirect cove lighting. The design team aimed to emulate the client’s reputation for showcasing beautiful and timeless jewelry in the interior and architectural design; the result is an equally high-end experience for its customers.

DAVIS & DAVIS INTERIOR DESIGN

AMY ELIZABETH DESIGNS

NICK VANSEN

JOSEPH TIANO

PETER KUBILUS

Nestled within Detroit’s Capitol Park Historic District is the new headquarters of Pophouse — a strategic and fitting home for the boutique commercial interior design firm. The new 5,000-square-foot office in the David Stott Building boasts a variety of spaces for use by team members and clients alike. The forward-thinking environment was designed with a hospitality-driven mindset, recognizing the need to provide a place for the team to create and thrive, yet also providing areas for socialization, collaboration, and respite.

GREENE & CO.

JOHN D’ANGELO

SHELBY DUBIN

JOHN D’ANGELO

POPHOUSE

PATRICK THOMPSON DESIGN

Thanks to a sweeping renovation of Detroit’s Hotel David Whitney, the interior now blends the building’s gilded grandeur with a genuine sense of approachability. The heart of the renovation is the soaring four-story atrium, which sits beneath an ornate skylight. Elaborate white terracotta stonework, rich slabs of marble and mahogany, and gold accents provide a sophisticated backdrop. At once elegant and informal, the lobby welcomes guests and locals to unwind in the city’s grand living room.

GREENE & CO. DAVIS & DAVIS INTERIOR DESIGN

JOHN D’ANGELO

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JOSH APPEL

SHELBY DUBIN

HISTORIC RENOVATION/RESTORATION (50 years or older)

JOHN D’ANGELO

POPHOUSE

When Roland Berger, a global consulting firm, relocated its Detroit office to a historic site on Woodward Avenue, the firm desired a headquarters that celebrated its heritage and forward-thinking culture. The design team wanted to achieve a vibe that exuded sophistication and functionality, featuring thoughtful layers of hospitality. The result is a blend of new and historic, focused, and collaborative spaces, with ample room for making social connections.

POPHOUSE SHARON KORY INTERIORS with VIVID DESIGN STUDIO and THE RON JONA COLLABORATIVE

MARTIN VECCHIO

The One To Watch

Introducing our 2025 Rising Star, designer Colin Tury — Congratulations!

TEXT BY GIUSEPPA NADROWSKI

For southeast Michigan native Colin Tury, it was “the ability to affect everything in a space, and tell a story while doing it” that first drew him to interior design. “It’s amazing what you can do with a sheet of paper and a pencil.”

Before launching his eponymous firm, Tury Design, in 2024, Tury earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit and received a Master of Fine Arts from Herron School of Art + Design in Indianapolis. He also served as the furniture and lighting director at AvroKO in New York City, and contributed to retail design, audio products, and lifestyle goods at Shinola before co-founding Midwest Common, where he specialized in branded interior spaces with a focus on custom furniture, fixtures, and lighting.

At his new Detroit-based firm, Tury emphasizes custom experiences. His goal, he says, is to “always tell stories and let the spaces be the vehicle for that.” Functional design augmented by storytelling is how he describes his design philosophy.

He also has a highly specialized focus on custom millwork and lighting, as demonstrated by one of his favorite projects: Vecino, a modern Mexican restaurant and bar in Midtown Detroit.

“Vecino is a great case study of brand-applied narrative,” Tury says. “We got to affect so many elements in the space, and it only helps transcend the patrons’ experience.” Another favorite is Supino, the beloved pizzeria in Eastern Market. “It was fun because the challenge was to improve the space without losing the soul of the brand.”

In his off time, Tury enjoys making things and can often be found in his shop, creating. When not in his shop, he loves to be outside — especially if it involves camping and food. “Any excuse to make food in the woods is good enough for me,” he says.

Well deserved, Colin!

CUSTOM EXPERIENCES

For designer Colin Tury, the goal is to “always tell stories and let the spaces be the vehicle for that.” His work on Vecino is a demonstration of his philosophy.

A Modern Mediterranean Marvel!

A stunning estate from Sapphire Luxury Homes wins the 2025 Readers’ Choice award for Best Overall Home

TEXT BY

GIUSEPPA NADROWSKI

PHOTOGRAPHY BY

ADRIAN KIZY AND WAYUP MEDIA

Your votes were counted, and the winner was clear. The Cameron, from Bloomfield Hills-based Sapphire Luxury Homes, took first place and has received the Readers’ Choice award for Best Overall Home.

Truthfully, it’s no surprise. This 10,000-square-foot masterpiece, completed in May 2024, features a Mediterraneanmeets-modern aesthetic and is the picture of luxurious living.

Once within, the impressive foyer wows with a two-story glass wall and floating staircase. The home continues to stun with its EuroCraft kitchen (featuring Miele appliances and a moody yet sophisticated palette), dining area, and two-story great room, which features an Italian marble fireplace and a gorgeous light fixture that glistens above the space. To preserve the room’s airy feel, structural support was added.

In the main suite, a cutting-edge design creates a lasting impact with standout features such as a private balcony that overlooks the spacious lot. The en suite bathroom is a spa-like retreat with dramatic details like a double-door shower and a spiral staircase that leads to an expansive closet.

EUROPEAN INSPIRED

Completed in May 2024, this custom masterpiece features a modern Mediterranean aesthetic.

Upon arrival, one is first greeted by a classic brick paver driveway that leads to the home’s timeless limestone façade. The serene site, a 1-acre lot in the prestigious Bloomfield Hunt Club community, is surrounded by meticulous landscaping, a breathtaking pool, and indoor/outdoor living spaces, and is nestled near the community’s horse stables.

Unparalleled luxury continues below, in the home’s lower level, where a 20-seat theater steals the spotlight. A home gym, spa facilities, and wine bar can also be found in this entertainment hub.

Throughout the estate, the design team was challenged to create a contemporary space that drew on the coastal styles of southern Europe, while also balancing functionality and a cohesive look. Each piece was intentionally chosen and well-thought-out, and the result is a truly remarkable, one-of-a-kind home that redefines elegant design.

Congratulations, Sapphire Luxury Homes!

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Closing Deals and Opening Doors

Meet metro Detroit’s 2025 Real Estate All-Stars

From historic homes in charming neighborhoods to sleek condos with skyline views, metro Detroit offers something for everyone — and the professionals who help turn those real estate dreams into reality are true standouts. In this special section, we highlight the agents and mortgage professionals who are making moves, closing deals, and guiding clients through one of life’s biggest decisions.

These Real Estate All-Stars are more than just market-savvy pros — they’re trusted advisers, skilled negotiators, and passionate advocates for their clients and communities. With deep knowledge of local trends and a commitment to excellence, they help people across the region navigate the ever-evolving real estate landscape with confidence.

Whether you’re planning to buy, sell, refinance, or simply explore your options, these are the names to know in 2025. They’re setting the standard — and raising the bar — for what it means to thrive in metro Detroit’s real estate scene.

For Detroit Design’s Real Estate All-Stars 2025, we commissioned Professional Research Services (PRS) to conduct a survey of all metro Detroit brokers and agents, to determine the top agents and mortgage professionals in the area. Agents who were chosen as Real Estate All-Stars had a total residential sales volume that fell within the top 5% of metro Detroit agents. The mortgage professionals on our list came highly recommended by agents and brokers in the region, and the mortgage professionals with the most votes were the ones who were named Real Estate All-Stars for 2025 in the mortgage category. Inclusion in Detroit Design’s Real Estate All-Star list is based solely upon merit; there’s no commercial relationship to the listings, and listings cannot be purchased.

While metro Detroit has many experienced real estate and mortgage professionals, the ones listed here are considered Detroit Design Real Estate All-Stars. These Real Estate All-Stars know the communities they serve. They can best guide you, whether it’s a buyer’s or seller’s market, and introduce you to the home of your dreams.

Batoul Abdallah

RE/MAX Leading Edge Canton

Dave Abdallah

Century 21 Curran & Oberski Dearborn Heights

Flo Abke

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

Kee Realty St. Clair Shores

Zack Aboona Keller Williams Lakeside Shelby Township

Dimitri Abro

Anthony Djon Luxury Real Estate Troy

Matt Abro

Silverstone Real Estate Rochester

Renee Lossia Acho

KW Domain

210 S. Old Woodward Ave. Suite 200 Birmingham, MI 48009 248-310-1414 renee@tvarla.com tvarla.com

William Adams Adams Realty Services LLC Royal Oak

Robert Agnello

RE/MAX First Clinton Township

Kay Agney

Higbie Maxon Agney Inc. 83 Kercheval Ave. Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236

313-460-3041 kay@higbiemaxon.com higbiemaxon.com

Julie Ahee

Sine & Monaghan Realtors Grosse Pointe Farms

Ronnie Ahmad

Keller Williams Legacy Dearborn

Mosed Aldhulaimi

Real Estate One Dearborn

Fred Alexander

Keller Williams Showcase Realty Commerce Township

Michael Allen

2025 REAL ESTATE

Keller Williams Somerset Troy

Chad Apap

Z Real Estate Experts Novi

Jack Apap

The Apap Realty Group @properties Christie’s International Real Estate 325 N. Old Woodward Ave. Birmingham, MI 48009 248-818-0668 • jack@theapapgroup.com theapaprealtygroup.com

John Apap

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Niran Bahoora

Real Estate One West Bloomfield

Chris Bailey Remerica United Realty Novi

Erika Baker

Keller Williams Great Lakes Mount Clemens

Kim Balutanski

Vanguard Real Estate Group Rochester

Maria Bardy Coldwell Banker Professionals Birmingham

Kris Barich Max Broock

Birmingham

Sakina Arastu

Keller Williams Advantage Novi

Susie Armiak MBA Real Estate One Grosse Ile

Jennifer Arnold Real Estate One Clinton Township

Nicholas Asplund @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Grosse Pointe Farms

Mary Aubrey-Rogers Sine & Monaghan Realtors Grosse Pointe Farms

Jennie Avis Redfin Novi

Ashley Awdish @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Faye Awdish RE/MAX Classic Farmington Hills

Fanar Ayar KW Domain Birmingham

Christopher Ayers

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate 400 S. Old Woodward Ave. Suite 100, Birmingham, MI 48009 248-417-0399

christopherayers@atpropertiesremi.com atproperties.com/site/christopherayers

Jeffrey Barker Max Broock Birmingham

Greg Barnas Sine & Monaghan LLC Royal Oak

Pamela Bartush Coldwell Banker Professionals Birmingham

Angie Batten

Real Estate One Ortonville

Derek Bauer Real Estate One Brighton

Sam Baydoun Century 21 Curran & Oberski Dearborn Heights

Stacy Bazman Century 21 Curran & Oberski Dearborn

Lori Beatty RE/MAX New Trend Farmington Hills

Teresa Beaumont eXp Realty Novi

Daniel C. Beazley Realty IQ Northville

Jessica Belanger

RE/MAX Eclipse New Baltimore

Mathew Belanger

Keller Williams Paint Creek Rochester

Chris Benedict

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Northville

Lisa Benfield

Millennium Properties & Mgt. Co. LLC

Waterford

Justin Bercheny

Max Broock

Royal Oak

Matthew Berney

Quest Realty

Troy

Pierre Binandeh

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Melanie Bishop KW Domain Birmingham

Nancy Bishop Reinhart Realtors Ann Arbor

Michelle Bittner

Sine & Monaghan Realtors Saint Clair

Austin Black

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate

Detroit

Caryn Blackman

Real Estate One

Oxford

Al Block

RE/MAX First Shelby Township

Lauren Block

RE/MAX Nexus

Birmingham

Brooke Bocquet-Azimi DOBI Real Estate

Birmingham

Jason Boggs Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Scott Bohlen Preview Properties

Brighton

Behzad Bokani

Bokani Group 25600 Woodward Ave. Suite 206

Royal Oak, MI 48067 248-951-9555

behzad@bokanigroup.com bokanigroup.com

Nanci Bolton

Sine & Monaghan Realtors Grosse Pointe Farms

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Denise Bondoni

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate

Northville

Debbie L. Bourdon Real Estate One

Dexter

Desiree Bourgeois Redfin Novi

Cameron Boutros

Anthony Djon Luxury Real Estate

Troy

Ladonna Bow Billman Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Christin Bracken

Real Estate One Milford

Keith P. Brandt Brandt Real Estate Northville

Kinsley Brann

Keller Williams Lakeside

Shelby Township

Diane Braykovich RE/MAX Classic

Novi

Robert Brewart

Anthony Djon Luxury Real Estate

Troy

Elizabeth R. Brien Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Sana Brikho St. Jude Realty

Troy

Stephan Brochu RE/MAX Platinum Grand Blanc

Eric Broesamle Next Level Realty New Baltimore

Kathy Broock Ballard Max Broock Birmingham

Bella Brookenthal

Real Estate One West Bloomfield

Alan Brown Real Estate One

Troy

Mark Brown RE/MAX Classic

Bloomfield Hills

Mark J. Brown

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Northville

Marty Brown

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate

Birmingham

Stephanie Brown Bake Real Estate Plymouth

Mary Kay Buckley RE/MAX Showcase Homes Birmingham

Jaime Burkhart Preferred, Realtors Ltd. Plymouth

Jack Butris Real Estate One Troy

Jennifer Caira-Lau Real Estate One Chesterfield Township

Dan Callan RE/MAX Platinum Hartland

Norman Campbell

Keller Williams Great Lakes Mount Clemens

Robert Campbell Max Broock Birmingham

Michelle Carey Century 21 Professionals Clinton Township

Patrick Carolan Coldwell Banker Professionals Birmingham

Andrea Carollo Max Broock Birmingham

Susan Carone

Century 21 Curran & Oberski Northville

Harry Cassidy Real Estate Unlimited Inc. Allen Park

Christine Champlin RE/MAX Platinum Fenton

Alex Chapman

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate

400 S. Old Woodward Birmingham, MI 48009 313-475-0275

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Ali T. Charara

Century 21 Curran & Oberski

Dearborn Heights

Donna Charlick RE/MAX Classic Milford

Zen Chen

RE/MAX New Trend Farmington Hills

Pamela Chudzinski

Keller Williams Professionals Plymouth

Erin Cicero

Howard Hanna Ann Arbor

Cheryl Clossick

Real Estate One Saline

Alicia Cloutier eXp Realty Rochester

Robert Coburn

RE/MAX First

Royal Oak

Carl Cohen KW Domain Birmingham

Noah Cohen KW Domain Birmingham

Meredith Colburn The Agency Birmingham Birmingham

Erica Collica Max Broock Detroit

Mario Como

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Kee Realty 19900 E. 10 Mile Road

St. Clair Shores, MI 48080 586-242-2300

mariotherealtor1@gmail.com mariotherealtor.com

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Rachel Conley

Keller Williams Great Lakes Mount Clemens

Dana Cooper

Max Broock Birmingham

Paul Coulter

Realty Executives Main Street LLC Lapeer

Ashley Crain Crain Homes Birmingham

Marcus Cronce Real Estate One Fort Gratiot

Kimberly Cryderman RE/MAX Classic Milford

Brandon Curry Signature Sotheby’s International Realty Birmingham

Mike Cutsinger Preferred, Realtors Ltd. Plymouth

Lisa Cutting

Keller Williams Showcase Realty Commerce Township

Priyanka Dabhi

Keller Williams Professionals Plymouth

Jason Dabish

Max Broock West Bloomfield

Nadia Dalou

Max Broock West Bloomfield

James Danley KW Domain Birmingham

Joanna Darmanin

Keller Williams Metro

Royal Oak

Gwen Daubenmeyer

Keller Williams Collaborative Lake Orion

Piyush Dave

Real Estate One Plymouth

Daniel DeCapua RE/MAX Platinum

Ann Arbor

Danny Dedic eXp Realty

Royal Oak

Leandro Dedndrejaj KW Domain Birmingham

Mike DeFauw

Sine & Monaghan Realtors

Grosse Pointe Farms

Gary DeGrandchamp

Real Estate One Northville

Matt Dejanovich

Real Estate One

Ann Arbor

Renee DeKroub RE/MAX Platinum

Brighton

Joe Delia

Keller Williams Paint Creek Rochester

Sal Delisi

Select Real Estate Professionals Inc.

Clinton Township

James Dewling Griffith Realty Brighton

Wafaa Diab

Century 21 Curran & Oberski Dearborn Heights

Jamie Dietrich RE/MAX Platinum

Brighton

Jan Dijkers Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices The Loft Warehouse Detroit

Joy DiMaggio KW Domain Birmingham

Jim DiMora

Keller Williams Advantage Novi

Domenica DiNello Vanguard Real Estate Group Rochester

Stefanie Distelrath

Sine & Monaghan Realtors Saint Clair

Jerome Dixon

Signature Sotheby’s International Realty Birmingham

Anthony Djon

Anthony Djon Luxury Real Estate

Troy

Teodora Djourova Clients First Realtors Canton

Kate Dombrowski RE/MAX Classic Plymouth

Mike Dominick

Keller Williams Professionals Plymouth

Thomas Dooley

Preferred, Realtors Ltd.

Plymouth

Leslie Doran

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate

105 W. Fourth St., Suite 100 Rochester, MI 48307

248-390-3930

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Jodi Douglas Howard Hanna Ann Arbor

Marie Dowler

Max Broock Birmingham

Kimberly Draper

River Oaks Realty Grosse Ile

Kim Drescher Tanascu

Real Estate One

Shelby Township

Jeff Duneske

Keller Williams Advantage Novi

Danielle Dunham

eXp Realty

Southfield

Amy Dunlap

eXp Realty

Novi

Connie Dunlap

Sine & Monaghan Realtors

Grosse Pointe Farms

Rob Duzak

Opul Realty

Northville

Tammi Ebenhoeh

Reinhart Realtors Ann Arbor

Jack Echterling

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate

Detroit

Patricia Eddy

Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Theresa Edwards

RE/MAX Platinum

Brighton

Hulya Erol-Garvett

Real Estate One

Northville

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Jane Evans

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate 105 W. Fourth St. Rochester, MI 48307

248-766-5263

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Rob Ewing Real Estate One

Ann Arbor

Christine Faeth

Howard Hanna

Ann Arbor

John Farhat

John Farhat Homes

Royal Oak

Mike Fayz

Real Estate One

Dearborn Heights

Terri Fenelon

Keller Williams Professionals

Brighton

Doug Ferrell

Realty Executives Main Street LLC Lapeer

Chantel Fick

Realty Executives Main Street LLC Lapeer

Tom Figlan Real Estate One Chesterfield Township

Sarah Figurski

Century 21 Curran & Oberski

Northville

Kelly Finley

New Century Realty

Troy

Allison Fishwick

Howard Hanna Birmingham

Brent Flewelling

Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Stephanie Flood

Howard Hanna

Ann Arbor

Frank Flynn

The Agency Birmingham Birmingham

Jay Fontaine

Fontaine Real Estate Group

Livonia

Emily Ford

Morgan Milzow & Ford Realtors

Clarkston

Justin Ford

eXp Realty

Plymouth

Lauren Fortinberry

Century 21 Professionals Clarkston

TJ Francisco Jr. Real Estate One

Sterling Heights

Lygia Galizia

Keller Williams Advantage Novi

Deby Gannes

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Bill Gardner

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Northville

Tom Gaunt

Keller Williams Showcase Realty Commerce Township

Christina Gennari

KW Domain Birmingham

Glenda Gerbstadt Coldwell Banker Professionals

Ann Arbor

Whitney Gesch

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Northville

Mary Gladchun

RE/MAX Classic Plymouth

Cindy Glahn Real Estate One

Dexter

Josephine Glass

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

Kee Realty

New Baltimore

Laurie Glass

Max Broock Birmingham

Kirk Glassel

Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Tiffany Glime

The Agency Birmingham Birmingham

Jeff Glover

Keller Williams Professionals Birmingham

Jeremy Glowski

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

Kee Realty

New Baltimore

Ming Hui Goh

KW Domain

Birmingham

Peter Gojcaj

PG Real Estate Group Inc.

Bloomfield Hills

Lori Goldman

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

Kee Realty Birmingham

John Goodman

Century 21 Curran & Oberski Northville

Kathryn Gorz Century 21 Professionals Clarkston

Karen Greenwood Coldwell Banker Professionals

Birmingham

Carol Griffith Griffith Realty

Brighton

Scott Griffith

Griffith Realty

Brighton

Janine Grillo

Crain Homes Birmingham

Danielle Grostick

Real Estate One

Milan

Christian Grothe

Max Broock

Birmingham

Marian Grout

DOBI Real Estate

Birmingham

Dan Gutfreund

Signature Sotheby’s International Realty Birmingham

Scott Guyor

Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Paul Habba

Business Broker One West Bloomfield

Robert Haber

KW Domain Birmingham

Shayla Haboosh

Anthony Djon Luxury Real Estate

Troy

Nancy Hackett

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Northville

Tim Haggerty Remerica Hometown One Plymouth

Stephanie Hale Howard Hanna Ann Arbor

Jerry Hall KW Domain Birmingham

Shannon Hall Real Estate One Plymouth

Crystal Halley

RE/MAX Classic Novi

Kristin Halmaghi Real Estate One Northville

Bill Hamie Real Estate One Dearborn

Joe Hammel Keller Williams Somerset

Troy

Marilyn Handloser-Engstrom RE/MAX Classic Novi

Catherine Harber Coldwell Banker Professionals Grosse Pointe Farms

Leslie Hardy KW Domain Birmingham

Lanie Hardy Cosgrove KW Domain Birmingham

Andy Hargreaves Prime + Property Plymouth

Rob Harrell Real Estate One Commerce Township

Kate Hayman KW Domain Birmingham

Jan Hays Max Broock Birmingham

Joan Henderson Realty Executives

Home Towne 49433 Hayes Road Shelby Township, MI 48315 810-650-1585

joan.henderson@realtyexecutives.com joan.rehometowne.com

Michael Hermiz RE/MAX New Trend Farmington Hills

Michelle Herrst RE/MAX Platinum Brighton

Jen Hicks RE/MAX First Chesterfield

Pam Hicks Real Estate One Northville

Kevin Hill @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Northville

Timothy Hillmer Century 21 Curran & Oberski Dearborn Heights

Steve Hohl Preferred, Realtors Ltd. Plymouth

Hannah Hoppough @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Detroit

James Horn KW Domain Birmingham

Kristy Horne RE/MAX Dream Properties Northville

Abigail Hotchkiss Real Estate One Ortonville

Ariel Hurwitz-Greene

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Ann Arbor

Morgan Hutson Coldwell Banker Professionals East Lansing

Haig V. Istamboulian Arterra Realty Rochester

Pavljina Ivezic

Signature Sotheby’s International Realty Birmingham

Angela Jaafar

RE/MAX Dream Properties

Northville

Renee Jadan

Z Real Estate Experts Novi

Frank Jajou Real Estate One

Troy

Anna Jamil Real Estate One

Troy

Stephanie Janiga Keller Williams Advantage Novi

Laura Janski RE/MAX Eclipse New Baltimore

Stetson Jarbo

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Kathleen Jardine

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

George Jarrous

Century 21 Curran & Oberski Dearborn Heights

Rick Jarzembowski Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Krista Jelsky RE/MAX First Royal Oak

Ray Jiang Real Estate One

Troy

Amy Jindo

Max Broock West Bloomfield

Ashley Jolley

Century 21 Curran & Oberski Northville

Sarah Jones

Max Broock

Oxford

Jessica Juel

Arterra Luxe

213 Hamilton Row Birmingham, MI 48009

248-878-1961

jessica@jessicajuel.com jessicajuel.com

Eric Jurmo

Keller Williams Platinum Chesterfield

Erik Jurvis DOBI Real Estate Birmingham

Cindy Kahn

The Agency Birmingham 442 S. Old Woodward Ave. Birmingham, MI 48009 248-568-7309

cindy@cindykahn.com cindykahn.com

Emily Kahn

The Agency Birmingham 442 S. Old Woodward Ave. Birmingham, MI 48009 248-568-0569

Raymond Karoumy Top Agent Realty Troy

Steve Kashat Real Estate One West Bloomfield

Saba Katto Realty Solutions of Michigan 775 Industrial Court Bloomﬁeld Hills, MI 48302 248-835-5008 sabakat@aol.com realtysolutionsofmi.com

emily@cindykahn.com theagencyre.com/agent/emily-kahn

Ryan Kain RE/MAX Leading Edge Dearborn Heights

Saed Kakish Golden Key Realty

Troy

Hari Kakumanu Community Choice Realty Associates LLC Livonia

Matthew Kallabat Top Agent Realty Troy

Nick Kalte Quest Realty Troy

David Kaplan Real Estate One West Bloomfield

Samuel Kaplunov

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate 400 S. Old Woodward Ave. Suite 100 Birmingham, MI 48009

248-933-0471 • sam@samkaplunov.com samkaplunov.com

Christo Karapatsakis Remerica Hometown III Canton

Mark Kattula @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Lora Kazanjian

Max Broock Realtors 275 S. Old Woodward Ave. Birmingham, MI 48009 248-613-9583 lora@lorakrealtor.com lorakcollaboration.com

Erin Keating DeWald KW Domain Birmingham

Robert Keely RE/MAX Platinum Grand Blanc

Brandon Kekich RE/MAX Dream Properties Northville

Emer Kenny Keller Williams Paint Creek Rochester

Robert Khoury Anthony Djon Luxury Real Estate Troy

Vera Khoury Anthony Djon Luxury Real Estate Troy

Joan King Realty Executives Home Towne

400 E. Big Beaver Suite 200, Troy, MI 48084 586-383-9975 realtorjoanking@gmail.com realtorjoanking.com

Brian Kirksey

Keller Williams Paint Creek

Rochester

Desert Klein-Kassab

Max Broock

Detroit

Jeffrey Klink Reinhart Realtors

Chelsea

Mickie Michelle Klump

Keller Williams Showcase Realty Commerce Township

Kelly Knight Coldwell Banker Professionals Plymouth

Drew Knobloch Quest Realty Troy

Brett Knybel Keller Williams Platinum Chesterfield

Holly Koch Preview Properties Brighton

Erica Kohler

@properties Christie’s

International Real Estate

400 S. Old Woodward Ave. Birmingham, MI 48009

248-835-4665

erica@ericakohler.com ericakohler.com

Andrew Konopada

RE/MAX Classic Bloomfield Hills

Maria Kopicki Coldwell Banker Professionals Birmingham

Caron Koteles Riha Real Estate One Rochester

Chris Koumoutsopoulos

Signature Sotheby’s International Realty Birmingham

Matt Kraft

Signature Sotheby’s International Realty

415 S. Old Woodward Ave. Birmingham, MI 48009

586-822-8000

mkraft@signaturesothebys.com isellthemitten.com

Jamey Kramer

RE/MAX Classic Novi

Dawna Kuhne Max Broock Birmingham

Constance LaBarge Thomas RE/MAX First Rochester

Kristine Lambrecht Real Estate One Clarkston

Todd Lands Reinhart Realtors Saline

Benjamin F. Lang

RE/MAX The Collective Agency Auburn Hills

Kyle Lang RE/MAX Dream Properties Northville

Carol Lee Golden Key Realty Northville

Linda Leporowski Keller Williams Advantage Novi

Debra Leutheuser

Howard Hanna Ann Arbor

Jack Liang Autocity Realty LLC Troy

Corey Light @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Kathy Linderman Reinhart Realtors Ann Arbor

Sara Lipnitz The Agency Birmingham Birmingham

Beth Little National Realty Centers Northville

Lia LoChirco

LoChirco Realty

202 Walnut Blvd. Suite B

Rochester, MI 48307

586-321-9997

lia@lialochirco.com lialochirco.com

Anne Loehr Redfin Novi

Pat Lotz Real Estate One Brighton

Alex Lucido Lucido Real Estate 19455 Mack Ave. Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236

313-268-2000 alex@lucidorealestate.com lucidorealestate.com

S. Frank Lucido Sine & Monaghan Realtors Grosse Pointe Farms

Carol Lukity

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Kee Realty 15501 Metro Pkwy., Ste. 105 Clinton Twp., MI 48036 586-634-3933 carollukityrealtor@gmail.com carolsellsmacomb.com

Charles Lutz RE/MAX First Clinton Township

Ryan Maceri Keller Williams Platinum Chesterfield

Brooke MacNee MBA Real Estate One Grosse Ile

Sara Maddock @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Sarah E. Maiga Maiga Homes Luxury Real Estate Canton

Anthony Maisano Max Broock Birmingham Raffaele Malizia @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Northville

William Mallow Redfin Novi

Facu Marginet

Keller Williams Advantage Novi

Laith Marroki

Keller Williams Paint Creek

Rochester

Amy Martin

RE/MAX First Clinton Township

Ed Martin

RE/MAX First Shelby Township

Kristina Martin

Arterra Realty

429 S. Main St. Rochester, MI 48307

586-242-0551

kristina.martin@arterrarealty.com kmartin.arterrarealty.com

Tricia Maskin

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Kee Realty Clinton Township

Michael Mason

Arterra Realty

429 S. Main St. Rochester, MI 48307

248-762-5180

mike.mason@arterrarealty.com mmason.arterrarealty.com

Kelly Matelic Park Avenue Realty Allen Park

Kyle Matta

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate 105 W. 4th St. Rochester, MI 48307 248-505-2716

kylematta@atpropertiesremi.com kylematta.com

Dick Mattie Reinhart Realtors Ann Arbor

Birgit Maun

Keller Williams Advantage Novi

Bruce Maxson

Reinhart Realtors

Chelsea

Jade Mazzola

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate

Ann Arbor

Nicole McAvoy

DOBI Real Estate

Birmingham

Brent McDermott

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Snyder Ann Arbor

Donna McDonald

RE/MAX Eclipse Clarkston

Susan McFarland

RE/MAX Classic Milford

Linda McGonagle

Max Broock Northville

Brad McGuire

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Northville

Maria McGuire

RE/MAX Eclipse New Baltimore

Trevor McIlwaine

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Snyder Ann Arbor

Matt McKernan

Reinhart Realtors

Chelsea

Chris McLogan

Max Broock Birmingham

Andrew McManamon

Signature Sotheby’s International Realty Northville

Kelie McMillan

Sine & Monaghan Realtors Grosse Pointe Farms

Raymond Megie Realty Executives Main Street LLC Lapeer

Bill Meiser

Max Broock

Birmingham

Jeff Meldrum

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Grosse Pointe Farms

Mike Meldrum

RE/MAX Eclipse

New Baltimore

Paul Meldrum

Max Broock

Birmingham

Trisha Mell

Arterra Realty

429 S. Main St. Rochester, MI 48307

248-953-6214

trisha@trishamellrealestate.com tmell.arterrarealty.com

Maricela Meza

Century 21 Curran & Oberski Dearborn Heights

Keri Middaugh Real Estate One Ypsilanti

Stacy Miletti

Real Estate One Troy

Kim Millen RE/MAX Dream Properties Northville

Randy Miller RE/MAX Eclipse Clarkston

Aleksandr Milshteyn Real Estate One

Ann Arbor

Mark Monaghan Sine & Monaghan Realtors Grosse Pointe Farms

Saverio Montalto

DOBI Real Estate Birmingham

Aaron Monzo

Keller Williams Great Lakes

Mount Clemens

Erick Monzo

Keller Williams Great Lakes Mount Clemens

Regan Monzo

Keller Williams Great Lakes Mount Clemens

Mike Moore Real Estate One

Dearborn

Edinam Moten KW Domain Birmingham

Paul Mruk RE/MAX Classic Novi

Dawn Mueller

Coldwell Banker Professionals Northville

Grace Mulcahy

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate

Birmingham

Steven Murphy

Century 21 Campbell Realty Inc.

Madison Heights

Jennifer Murray Keller Williams Professionals

Plymouth

Scott Myers

RE/MAX Platinum Grand Blanc

Melinda Nagler

Max Broock Bloomfield Hills

Michelle Naumovski

RE/MAX First

Shelby Township

Lisa Nederlander

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Ryan Nelson

DOBI Real Estate

2211 Cole St. Birmingham, MI 48009

248-462-4741

ryan@wearedobi.com ryannelson.wearedobi.com

Rick Nessel

National Realty Centers Northville

Ganesh Neupane

Keller Williams Somerset

Troy

Tonya Newberry

Max Broock

Birmingham

David Nguyen

Keller Williams Central Sterling Heights

Cynthia Lynn Nicholson

National Realty Centers Northville

Hanna Nicholson

RE/MAX First

Shelby Township

Lisa Nocera

Pro Realty LLC

Plymouth

Yoon Noh

Keller Williams Somerset

Troy

Linda Novak

Max Broock Birmingham

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Alex Nugent

Real Estate One

70 W. Long Lake Road Troy, MI 48098

248-840-3111

alex@alexnugent.com alexnugentgroup.com

Nathan Oake

Griffith Realty

Brighton

Terri O’Brien

Century 21 Curran & Oberski Northville

Deb Odom Stern

Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Benny Offer

Keller Williams Lakeside

Shelby Township

Christine Oglesby

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Northville

Aida Omidvar

Keller Williams Metro

Royal Oak

Donny Orlando @properties Christie’s International Real Estate 200 N. Center St. Northville, MI 48167 734-645-4689

donny@donnyorlandohomes.com donnyorlandohomes.com

James Orr

RE/MAX First Royal Oak

Terry Ozak

RE/MAX Leading Edge Dearborn Heights

Jeff Packer

Preferred, Realtors Ltd. Plymouth

Judith A. Palmer

RE/MAX Showcase Homes Birmingham

Kaitlyn Pangrazzi

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate 400 S. Old Woodward Ave. Ste. 100, Birmingham, MI 48009 248-727-7262

kaitlyn@kp-collective.com makemoveswithkp.com

Lauriel Pardo RE/MAX Classic Plymouth

Brian Parkison Real Estate One Troy

Nancy Paterson

National Realty Centers 2723 S. State St. Suite 150

Ann Arbor, MI 48104 734-645-6578 nancy@nancypatersonhomes.com discoveringannarbor.com

Kevin Paton @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Grosse Pointe Farms

Brad Patrick Oak & Stone Real Estate Rochester

Bartley Patterson RE/MAX Classic Canton

Nicole Pelton Keller Williams Professionals Plymouth

Kim Peoples Reinhart Realtors Ann Arbor

Michael Perna The Perna Team Novi

Chris Pero

Max Broock Birmingham

Michael Perrotta

The Agency Birmingham Birmingham

Reginald Perryman

Keller Williams Metro Royal Oak

Selma Pesch

Z Real Estate Experts Novi

Tina Peterson

Real Estate One Howell

Nancy Petroff

Coldwell Banker Professionals Okemos

Nicolas Petrucci

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate 400 S. Old Woodward Ave. Suite 100 Birmingham, MI 48009 248-787-3240• nicolas@petruccirealty.com petruccirealty.com

Michael Phillips

Keller Williams Legacy Dearborn

Samantha Phillips KW Domain Birmingham

Tina Pichette

RE/MAX First Shelby Township

Julie Picknell Reinhart Realtors Ann Arbor

Kelly Pine The Agency Birmingham Birmingham

Douglas Platonas Keller Williams Metro Royal Oak

Jill Polenz KW Domain Birmingham

Michal Porath Reinhart Realtors Ann Arbor

Carole Porretta

Coventry Realty LLC Metamora

Becky Post Keller Williams Platinum Chesterfield

Jeffrey Post

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Timothy Powell Reinhart Realtors Ann Arbor

Jason Praet

Anthony Djon Luxury Real Estate Troy

Megan Prieur

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Sine & Monaghan Realtors Grosse Pointe Farms

Marianne Prokop Real Estate One Northville

Nick Prokop Real Estate One Northville

Abe Quassis RE/MAX Classic Novi

Monique Querro Real Estate One Shelby Township

Nancy Rademacher

Keller Williams Professionals Plymouth

Anthony Raffin RE/MAX First St. Clair Shores

Brian Ragland

New Century Realty Troy

Doug Rahaim

DOBI Real Estate 2211 Cole St. Birmingham, MI 48009 313-590-5794 doug@wearedobi.com douglasrahaim.wearedobi.com

Lauren Rahaim

DOBI Real Estate Birmingham

Maura Rains Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Nader Rammal

RE/MAX Leading Edge Dearborn Heights

Kristin Rashid Real Estate One Milford

Spencer Ray

Saros Real Estate Services Grosse Pointe

Anna Rea

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Julie Rea

Real Estate One Rochester

Linda Rea Real Estate One Rochester

Elizabeth Reaume Howard Hanna Birmingham

Diane Remer

Keller Williams Professionals Plymouth

Bethany Reyes KW Domain Birmingham

Heidi Rhome Keller Williams Advantage Novi

Cheryl Riback @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Zachary Ribitwer KW Domain Birmingham

Dino Ricci Sine & Monaghan Realtors Grosse Pointe Farms

Cory Richards @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Ed Ridha Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Lisa Ridha Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Mark Riegal Real Estate One Plymouth

Bill Ristov Bill Ristov - Apex Group Troy

Alyse Robertelli Max Broock Bloomfield Hills

Nancy Robinson

Century 21 Curran & Oberski

Royal Oak

Brandon Rowley Realty Executives Main Street LLC

Lapeer

Tracey Roy Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Boyd Rudy

Keller Williams Professionals

Plymouth

Maryann Ryan

Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Dana Saad

Anthony Djon Luxury Real Estate

Troy

Sherri Saad

RE/MAX Leading Edge

Detroit

Sammy Sakla Keller Williams Professionals

Plymouth

Charles Saliard

Keller Williams Advantage Novi

Donna Sanford

Brookstone Realtors

3310 W. Big Beaver Road Suite 105

Troy, MI 48084

248-245-9073 donna@donnasanford.com donnasanford.com

Evan Santini

Anthony Djon Luxury Real Estate

Troy

Jimmy Saros

Saros Real Estate Services Grosse Pointe

Adriana Sarti

Realty Executives

Home Towne 49433 Hayes Road

Shelby Township, MI 48315 586-495-6556

Kirsten Scopacasa

National Realty Centers Northville

Marlo Scott KW Domain Birmingham

Jen Seiler

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate 215 S. Washington Royal Oak, MI 48067 248-425-0178 jen@seilersells.com seilersells.com

Jim Shaffer

Jim Shaffer and Associates Realtors Royal Oak

Bernard A. Shamow eXp Realty Novi

Doug Shaw

RE/MAX First 307 East St. Rochester, MI 48307 248-330-0177 d.shawteam@gmail.com theshawteam.com

adriana.sarti@realtyexecutives.com adrianasartirealtor.com

Robert Scalici

RE/MAX First Shelby Township

Kathy Schaumburger eXp Realty

Plymouth

Liz Schlum Max Broock

Birmingham

Colette Scholten

Keller Williams Metro Royal Oak

Nick Schultz

RE/MAX Classic

Plymouth

Crystal Silveri

Brookstone Realtors 3310 W. Big Beaver Road Suite 105 Troy, MI 48084

586-222-2122

crystalsilveri@yahoo.com crystalsilveri.com

Joe Simancas @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Grosse Pointe Farms

Bia Siminovich KW Domain Birmingham

Vic Simjanoski DOBI Real Estate Birmingham

David Simpson Keller Williams Platinum Chesterfield

Dean Sine Sine & Monaghan Realtors Grosse Pointe Farms

Shana Sine-Cameron Sine & Monaghan Realtors Grosse Pointe Farms

Susan Singer Sine & Monaghan Realtors St. Clair

Michael Sher Max Broock Bloomfield Hills

Peter Shin RE/MAX New Trend Farmington Hills

Anila Shkembi RE/MAX First Shelby Township

Michelle Shulman Reinhart Realtors Ann Arbor

Charlie Siciliano @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

James Silver Keller Williams Somerset Troy

Gjoni Sinishta KW Domain Birmingham

Sarah Smith @properties REMI 400 S. Old Woodward Ave. Birmingham, MI 48009 586-222-7707 sarahsmith@atpropertiesremi.com sarahsmithsells.com

Sheel Sohal KW Domain Birmingham

Rebecca Sokol

DOBI Real Estate

2211 Cole St. Birmingham, MI 48009

248-410-6697 rebecca@wearedobi.com wearedobi.com

Keri Sorenson

National Realty Centers

Independence Charter Township

Tim Sova RE/MAX Platinum

Brighton

Robert Sprader

Keller Williams Showcase Realty Commerce Township

Michelle Stalmack Real Estate One

Ann Arbor

Maria Starkey MBA Real Estate One Grosse Ile

Brian Stecker RE/MAX First Clinton Township

Chris Stefanopoulos Max Broock Bloomfield Hills

Lisa Stelter Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Jessica Young-Stencel

DOBI Real Estate

2211 Cole St. Birmingham, MI 48009

248-561-3545

jessicastencel@wearedobi.com jessicastencel.com

Meg Stenger KW Domain Birmingham

Liz Stevenson Real Estate One Northville

Steve Stockton

Keller Williams Showcase Realty Commerce Township

Pamela Stoler The Agency Birmingham Birmingham

Sara Ston

Good Company Realty

Royal Oak

Teresa Stovall Preview Properties

Brighton

Matthew Stransky Stransky and Company Royal Oak

2025 REAL ESTATE

Cory Sultana

National Realty Centers 116 W. Main St. Northville, MI 48167 734-546-9155

corysluxuryhomes@aol.com corysluxuryhomes.com

Yong Sun Autocity Realty LLC

Troy

Todd Sykes Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices The Loft Warehouse

Detroit

Abe Taleb RE/MAX Leading Edge Dearborn Heights

Charles Tamou Top Agent Realty

Troy

Bryon Tanana Keller Williams Professionals

Plymouth

Rick Taylor Reinhart Realtors Ann Arbor

Stacey Taylor Quest Realty

Troy

Dylan Tent

Signature Sotheby’s International Realty Northville

John Tenza Reinhart Realtors Ann Arbor

Conne Terova Real Estate One Milford

Marisa Thomas

DOBI Real Estate 2211 Cole St. Birmingham, MI 48009 248-320-7878 marisa@wearedobi.com marisathomas.wearedobi.com

Mo Thweny Real Estate One 6960 Orchard Lake Road Suite 150 West Bloomﬁeld, MI 48322 248-514-9662

mo@mosellsmore.com mosellsmore.com

Rose Tibbles Keller Williams Advantage Novi

Susan Tice Niethammer RE/MAX Platinum Ann Arbor

Christine Tiderington Coldwell Banker Town & Country Brighton

Elizabeth Tintinalli @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate

Detroit

Jeff Todd Sr. Keller Williams Paint Creek Rochester

Jennifer Toomajian Real Estate One

Troy

Nicki Tran Real Estate One Sterling Heights

Julie Trauben Keller Williams Showcase Realty Commerce Township

Evan Treharne

The Maple Group Realtors LLC Bloomfield Hills

Jessica Tremonti Century 21 Curran & Oberski Dearborn Heights

Michelle Trenta Anthony Djon Luxury Real Estate

Troy

Mike Tripoli Opul Realty Northville

Ron Trombetti

Keller Williams Lakeside

Shelby Charter Township

Jeffrey Thornton Coldwell Banker Professionals Okemos

Marty Turco RE/MAX Platinum Ann Arbor

Madelon Ward

2025 REAL ESTATE

Jaime Rae Turnbull

Higbie Maxon Agney Inc. 83 Kercheval Ave.

Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236

248-672-2020

jrt@jrturnbull.com higbiemaxon.com/agent/jaime-rae-turnbull

Greg Uihlein Howard Hanna Ann Arbor

Nicole Ulewicz Vanguard Real Estate Group Rochester

Tushar Vakhariya

KW Domain

210 S. Old Woodward Ave. Suite 200 Birmingham, MI 48009 248-302-3921 tushar@tvarla.com tvarla.com

Brittany Valensky Quest Realty

Troy

Kim Valice

Sine & Monaghan Realtors Grosse Pointe Farms

Anita VanAcker

Keller Williams Showcase Realty Milford

Lynne VanDeventer Coldwell Banker Professionals Okemos

Patty Vasilos

Sine & Monaghan Realtors Grosse Pointe Farms

Michelle Vedder Real Estate One Brighton

Ronald Vesche Coldwell Banker Professionals

Plymouth

Derica Wade Real Estate One

Plymouth

Leanne Wade Howard Hanna Ann Arbor

Todd Walker

@properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

KW Domain Birmingham

Cheryl Waring

RE/MAX Eclipse Clarkston

Mark Warren

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

Kee Realty Birmingham

Priscilla Watts

Preview Properties

Brighton

Keith Weber RE/MAX First Royal Oak

Jean Wedemeyer Reinhart Realtors Ann Arbor

James Wellington RE/MAX First St. Clair Shores

Shannon Wellman Kuehnl RE/MAX Platinum Brighton

Linda Wells RE/MAX Classic Bloomfield Hills

Logan Wert

Keller Williams Metro

Royal Oak

Erica West

Keller Williams Showcase Realty Commerce Township

Katie Wheeler

Match Realty Detroit

Carin Whybrew Coldwell Banker Professionals Okemos

Charlene Williams

Sine & Monaghan Realtors

Grosse Pointe Farms

Heidi Wilson

Keller Williams Advantage

Novi

Karen Wilson

Real Estate One Rochester

Christine Winans

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

Kee Realty Birmingham

Jeff Wine

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Kee Realty

Fort Gratiot

Sloane Wolf

The Agency Birmingham Birmingham

James Wolfe

Century 21 Curran & Oberski Northville

Paul Vincent Wolfert

Century 21 Professionals

Troy

Dee Wright

The Agency Birmingham Birmingham

Joshua Wright

Keller Williams Central

Sterling Heights

Katie Wright RE/MAX Eclipse Clarkston

Jennifer Wrobleski @properties REMI Christie’s International Real Estate Birmingham

Judie Wu Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

Blake Wyant Reinhart Realtors

Chelsea

Elvis Xhihani

Vanguard Real Estate Group Rochester

Nicole Elizabeth Yaeger eXp Realty Plymouth

Deborah Yatooma RE/MAX Classic Milford

Sarah Yin Reinhart Realtors

Ann Arbor

John Yorke eXp Realty Rochester

Jinny Yun Century 21 Professionals

Troy

Barb Zarantonello

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Kee Realty Rochester

Jennifer Zardus

The Agency Birmingham Birmingham

Justin Zehel

Keller Williams Central

Sterling Heights

Tom Zibkowski

Real Estate One

Shelby Township

MORTGAGE PROFESSIONALS

Pallavi Abbott

Direct Home Mortgages LLC

Troy

Matt Adler

Lake Michigan Credit Union

734 W. Long Lake Road

Troy, MI 48098

248-219-7552

matt.adler@lmcu.org lmcu.org/mattadler

Becky Alley

Capital Mortgage Funding Southfield

Ronald Andrusiak Jr.

Gold Star Mortgage

Plymouth

Jimmy Attisha

National Mortgage Home Loans

Troy

Jon Aucutt

Superior National Bank

Bingham Farms

Matt Baffo

First State Bank

Clinton Township

Victor Bals

Victor Bals Home Loan Team

Brighton

Brian Barnes

Flagstar Bank

Rochester

Todd Barr

Success Mortgage Partners Inc.

Plymouth

Kelly Marie Belcher

Key Mortgage Ink

Plymouth

Josh Berg

Comerica Bank

Farmington Hills

Troy Bergman

John Adams Mortgage Company

Birmingham

Joe Bigelman

John Adams Mortgage Company

Troy

Jenniffer Bott

Mortgage 1 Inc.

Shelby Township

2025 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE PROFESSIONALS

Melissa Carrier

CrossCountry Mortgage LLC

Bloomfield Hills

Marc Castro

Clear2 Mortgage

Royal Oak

Michael Cauley

Mortgage Resource Plus Inc. Southfield

Perri Cauley

Mortgage Resource Plus Inc. Southfield

Betsy Cavanaugh

Old National Bank Ann Arbor

Charles Christmas

Gold Star Mortgage

Ann Arbor

Lisa Comito

Mortgage 1 Inc. Bloomfield Hills

Dawn Connors

Mortgage 1 Inc.

Shelby Township

Matthew Corriveau

Michigan First Credit Union Plymouth

Sam Dababneh

Priority 1 Lending Livonia

Mark Davis

The Mortgage Link Trenton

Shannon Dickinson Exceptional Mortgage Howell

Ken Dunneback

Michigan Mutual Inc. Livonia

Lauren DuVall

Guardian Core Mortgage Chesterfield

Ken Ebaugh First State Bank Rochester Hills Ted

Troy Fairbanks

First Merchants Bank 1328 S. Main St. Ann Arbor, MI 48104

313-999-3184

tfairbanks@ﬁrstmerchants.com ﬁrstmerchants.com/troyfairbanks

Rey Farah

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Rochester Hills

Stephen Ferency

Kaye Financial Corporation Farmington Hills

Michael Fischer

Ross Mortgage Corp. Brighton

Ben Fisher

John Adams Mortgage Company Southfield

Lara Forte

First Merchants Bank 37100 Woodward Ave. Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304 248-284-5178 lforte@firstmerchants.com firstmerchants.com/laraforte

Crystal France

CrossCountry Mortgage LLC Bloomfield Hills

Joseph M. Fuca

Simple Home Lending Macomb

Randy Gammo

National Mortgage Home Loans

Troy

Alan Garbacik

Stockton Mortgage Corporation

Bloomfield Hills

Erik Gascho

Platinum One Lending

Highland

Tony Gatliff

Mutual of Omaha Mortgage Inc.

Birmingham

Aaron Gaubatz

Honest Mortgage

Brighton

Dustin Geibig

Rocket Mortgage

Detroit

Grant Gerhard

CrossCountry Mortgage LLC

Bloomfield Hills

Greg Goddard

CrossCountry Mortgage LLC Bloomfield Hills

Ronya Grohman

John Adams Mortgage Company Southfield

Susan Haidar Huntington Bank Troy

Mac Horvath

Mitten Mortgage Lending Wyandotte

Derrek Howard

CrossCountry Mortgage LLC Southfield

Joshua Hudson Movement Mortgage Northville

Frank Hurmoz

Hermiz Lending Troy

Freddie Hurmoz

Ease Mortgage Troy

Scott Isner

1st Securities Mortgage Bingham Farms

Emil Izrailov

Lake Michigan Credit Union

34391 W. 12 Mile Road

Farmington Hills, MI 48331 248-961-4300 emil.izrailov@lmcu.org myloano cer.com

Dean Jamoua

Right Mortgage LLC

Troy

Angela Kakos RATE

2456 Metro Parkway

Sterling Heights, MI 48310

248-622-0704

angela.kakos@rate.com rate.com/angelakakos

Jason Kaleta

Hill Mortgage Grosse Pointe Farms

2025 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE PROFESSIONALS

Lydia Kamoua

One Stop Financial Group Inc.

Berkley

Kieth Kampe Flagstar Bank

Birmingham

Chris Kemp

Flagstar Bank

Troy

Jeffrey Kennedy

Success Mortgage Partners Inc.

Plymouth

Jerad Kinney Flagstar Bank Northville

Kristy Klein

Stockton Mortgage Corporation Bloomfield Hills

Lisa Kreza-Bristow

Lake Michigan Credit Union 17420 N. Laurel Park Drive

Suite 110E Livonia, MI 48152 734-765-4132

lisa.kreza-bristow@lmcu.org lmcu.org/lisakreza-bristow

Nathan Kunst

Honest Mortgage Brighton

Lisa A. Lawson

Capital Mortgage Funding Southfield

Quinton Lemond HomePal

Royal Oak

Jen A. Lewis

JPMorgan Chase & Co. Bloomfield Hills

Lawrence Longcore

Diamond Residential Mortgage Lake Orion

Gordie MacDougall

Ross Mortgage Corp. Allen Park

Tricia MacFarlane

University Lending Group

Brighton

Tania Maples

Michigan United Mortgage LLC

Brighton

Michelle Masi

Stockton Mortgage Corporation Bloomfield Hills

Tracy McIntosh

Choice One Bank

Armada

Dan Meister

DFCU Financial

Dearborn

Ann Mickens

First State Bank

Rochester Hills

Agnes Miesch

Michigan United Mortgage LLC

Brighton

Jeff Miller

Michigan Schools & Government Credit Union

Troy

Karen Miller

Ross Mortgage Corp. Allen Park

Jonathan Narens Flagstar Bank

Troy

Darryl Nihem

John Adams Mortgage Company Southfield

Manny Nino

First State Bank

Clinton Township

Carol Nowland

Kaye Financial Corporation Farmington Hills

Tracey Okonski 1st Securities Mortgage Bingham Farms

Scott Orhan

Kaye Financial Corporation Farmington Hills

Mark Owen Fifth Third Bank

Troy

Jim Paquette

Lake Michigan Credit Union

332 W. Main St.

Brighton, MI 48116

734-604-2611

james.paquette@lmcu.org lmcu.org/jamespaquette

Sergey Pesch Extreme Loans Southfield

Adam Phizacklea

Michigan Mortgage Pros

Pinckney

Tony Pike

Movement Mortgage

Ann Arbor

2025 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE PROFESSIONALS

Harry Polemitis

Mortgage 1 Inc. Plymouth

Tim Popp

Swift Home Loans Birmingham

Shawn Presnell

Total Home Lending Southfield

Dan Rice Rocket Mortgage Detroit

Matthew Rodeghier First Community Mortgage Brighton

Susan Roehl Edwards Huntington Bank Troy

Kelley Ross Ross Mortgage Corp. Troy

Andrew Ruedisueli

Superior National Bank Troy

Brad Saarela

Somerset Lending Corp. - The Brad Saarela Team Rochester

Chris Sbonek Mitten Mortgage Lending Wyandotte

Vittorio Sbrocca First Team Lending Shelby Township

Jason Sebastian Extreme Loans Shelby Township

Clark Sexton Iron Mortgage Northville

Toni Shaftner Rocket Mortgage Birmingham

Robert Silverstein First Independence Bank Detroit

John Simpkins

First Merchants Bank 1328 S. Main St.

Ann Arbor, MI 48104

734-531-8040 jsimpkins@ﬁrstmerchants.com teamsimpkins.com

Linda Sinacola PLB Lending Washington

Matthew Sitterlet Dart Bank Brighton

Billy Slobin The Mortgage Link Farmington Hills

Jake Slobin The Mortgage Link Farmington Hills

Tim Smith

First Merchants Bank 35975 Woodward Ave. Suite 100 Birmingham, MI 48009 248-770-3717 timsmith@ﬁrstmerchants.com timsmithpreapproval.com

Jason Sprague Success Mortgage Partners Inc. Plymouth

Nathan Steiner RATE

86 Kercheval Ave. Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 313-570-3121 nathan@rate.com rate.com/nathansteiner

Steve Stork CrossCountry Mortgage LLC Bloomfield Hills

Jeremy Stybel Atlantis Financial Group Inc. Farmington Hills

Linus Thalman Golden Mortgage Company Rochester

Nick Thomas Silverline Lending Novi

Benjie Vista Total Home Lending Southfield

Donald Washeleski

Edge Home Finance Main Street Rochester, MI 48307 586-996-3666

donald.washeleski@edgehomeﬁnance.com purehomeloan.com

David Wechsler Union Home Mortgage Berkley

Lisa Whitman Mortgage 1 Inc. Clinton Township

Brent Wilson Silverline Lending Novi

Hind Wood Gold Star Mortgage Plymouth

Brandon Wrobel Flagstar Bank Clarkston

Marcus Younan Afex Lending Troy

Real Estate All-Star Michael Mason Celebrates 10+ Years Representing Arteva Homes – A 2025 Detroit Design Award Finalist

WITH NEARLY TWO DECADES OF REAL estate experience and a reputation built on design insight, professionalism, and dedication, Michael Mason continues to stand out among metro Detroit’s top real estate professionals. Recently named a 2025 Real Estate All-Star by Hour Media — his 10th consecutive year earning this recognition — Michael is known for helping buyers and sellers navigate the market with confidence, whether it’s new construction, luxury listings, or land acquisition.

As associate broker at Arterra Realty based in Rochester, Michael offers clients a full-service approach rooted in knowledge, creativity, and a refined understanding of design and value. His expertise spans both residential resale and new builds, with a specialization in the Oakland County market, including Rochester, Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham, and Lake Orion.

One of the defining aspects of Michael’s career has been his ongoing partnership with Arteva Homes, a premier custom builder and 2025 finalist in the Detroit Design Awards. Michael has proudly represented Arteva as sales manager, helping hundreds of clients bring their vision to life through personalized, high-quality construction. He considers Arteva’s architectural excellence and design-driven approach to be a perfect match for his own passion for aesthetics and urban planning.

“I’ve had the privilege of working with Arteva Homes for 17 years, and I’m incredibly proud to see their work consistently recognized for excellence,” Michael says. “Being part of a team that values innovation and craftsmanship gives me the tools to better serve my clients.”

A Lake Orion native, Michael earned his marketing degree from Oakland University in 2009, followed by a master’s in urban design from Lawrence Technological University. His design sensibilities were nationally recognized when the Michigan Association of Planning awarded him for his Mid-Century Modern Design Guidelines manual, later adopted by the city of Southfield.

Michael’s work is consistently praised for being responsive, detail-oriented, and insightful. Clients describe him as a true professional who anticipates needs, communicates clearly, and adds measurable value throughout the transaction.

In addition to managing sales for Arteva, Michael offers strategic real estate services across metro Detroit and the Saugatuck/Holland area — from marketing and staging to buyer advocacy and investment consulting. His deep industry knowledge and network make him an ideal resource for homeowners, developers, and even fellow agents seeking expert collaboration. With over 786 followers and 500-plus connections on LinkedIn, Michael continues to grow his business by referral and reputation, always focused on offering elevated service. For homeowners looking to sell, buyers ready to build, or industry professionals searching for a trusted partner, Michael Mason delivers the experience, vision, and integrity today’s market demands.

To connect with Michael or learn more about available Arteva properties or real estate opportunities throughout the region, visit mmason.arterrarealty.com or reach out directly via call or text at 248-762-5180. ■

Mason Real Estate Adviser, Arterra Realty 429 S. Main St., Rochester, MI 48307 248-762-5180

SHOWROOM SPOTLIGHT

FERGUSON HOME

Ferguson Home is the premier destination for homeowners and professionals seeking expertly curated kitchen, bath and lighting solutions from renowned brands. Its newly updated showroom features some of the most sought-after lighting products, including fixtures from Visual Comfort, Fine Arts, and Kuzco, as well as high-end appliance names like CornuFe, Fisher & Paykel, and more.

Whether you’re refreshing the look of a single room or building a new home, expert associates are available to help every step of the way, from start to finish. Book a one-on-one consultation today for a collaborative experience in the showroom to bring your project to life. Appointments at Ferguson Home showrooms offer the opportunity to interact with products firsthand and receive

personalized support throughout the process. Whether you shop the expansive selection of products online or interact with the beautifully curated displays in-store, Ferguson Home is where you’ll discover the pieces that make your design a reality. Ferguson Home. Where It All Comes Together.

Ferguson Home

770 W. Maple Road, Troy, MI 48084

248-925-5988

fergusonhome.com

GORMAN’S HOME FURNISHINGS &

INTERIOR DESIGN

For more than 80 years, Gorman’s has been recognized as the original Michigan style leader in home furnishings. With a reputation built on a commitment to quality — quality merchandise and quality design — Gorman’s delivers all the best brands at the best prices, regardless of price point, including Bernhardt, Lexington Home Brands, Stickley, Hooker Furniture, Smith Brothers, Natuzzi, W. Schillig, Ekornes, Sherrill, Palliser, Century, Caracole, Vanguard, and a host of others.

Both designers and clients can rest assured when working with Gorman’s. Everything is backed by Gorman’s “Must Be Right” policy and their National Low-Price Guarantee, all accompanied by the best design assistance from experienced designers and talented support staff every step of the way, from order entry through delivery.

When you furnish your home with Gorman’s, you’ll understand why there’s no reason to shop anywhere else. Gorman’s will help you turn your house into a beautiful home.

Troy | Southfield | Novi

248-649-2070 | 248-353-9880 | 248-344-0880

gormans.com

SR Design LLC

Design driven by precision, inspired by art, and visualized in 3D

Sabrina M. Raso Vaughan is an accomplished interior design project manager with a distinctive background that bridges the worlds of automotive design and home interiors. With a degree in industrial design, a master’s in transportation design from Italy, and a specialization in 3D modeling from the United States, Raso Vaughan brings a wealth of expertise to every project she undertakes.

Her journey began in the auto industry, where her skills in precision and innovation set her apart. Now, she’s applying those same talents to home interior design, offering creative and functional solutions that elevate every room. As part of her client experience, Raso Vaughan provides custom 3D mock-ups, allowing homeowners to visualize their redesigned spaces with clarity and confidence.

Raso Vaughan specializes in both interior and exterior design, focusing on reorganizing spaces for maximum functionality and style. Whether it’s a comprehensive redesign or a simple refresh, she tailors each project to reflect her client’s unique personality and needs. Her expertise also extends to art and décor consultation, where she handpicks the perfect products and pieces to complement each space, creating an environment that feels both cohesive and personal.

With her design philosophy, you can expect a home that isn’t just visually stunning, but also practical and comfortable. Operating from Michigan and São Paulo, Raso Vaughan offers personalized, one-on-one consultations that bring your vision to life within your budget. Whether you’re looking to revamp a single room or redesign your entire home, Raso Vaughan is the expert who can turn your dreams into reality. Transform your space today with Sabrina Raso Vaughan’s artistic touch, global training, and expert design skills! ■

Templeton Building Company

Celebrating 45 years!

SteveTempleton was a young carpenter in the 1970s who harbored a dream. Although he dedicated his days to the construction of homes and the refinement of his craft, he recognized that the construction of a house was not merely about the walls and rooftops; it was also about commitment to excellence, trust, and relationships. In 1980, he made a bold move and established Templeton Building Company, which would go on to become one of the most respected construction firms in Michigan.

Templeton Building Company has grown beyond Steve’s dreams in the last 45 years. A modest business that was initially driven by hard work and passion has since transformed into a premier building company that specializes in high-end custom homes, historical restorations, renovations, and home service.

Templeton Building Company is not merely a business; it is a family tradition. Ben Templeton, Steve’s son, joined the organization in 2005 following his graduation from Lawrence Technological University. Ben, like his father, is deeply passionate about client service and craftsmanship. Templeton Building Company has maintained its reputation as a reliable name in Michigan’s construction industry by embracing innovation and adhering to its core values, always putting customer service, quality, and employees above all else. The company has broadened its scope by establishing a dedicated service division for home maintenance. This ensures that clients receive exceptional care long after a project has been completed.

Templeton Building Company has further solidified its reputation as an industry leader by earning numerous accolades over the years. The organization was named a Big50 top remodeling company in the U.S. by Remodeling magazine, was recognized as HBA’s Remodeler of the Year, and was honored on a national level with the NAHB Remodelers Award for Entire Home Renovation. Ben has also received recognition, having been designated among Pro Remodeler magazine’s 40 Under 40 and honored as HBA’s Young Builder of the Year. His leadership is not limited to Templeton Building Company; he has been a member of the HBA board since 2010, he served as president in 2021 and 2022, he is currently a national delegate for the National Association of Home Builders, and he serves on the leadership council for the state HBA. “I was very fortunate to have a father that I could learn so much from, but beyond that, we are incredibly lucky to have a talented and dedicated team at TBC,” Ben says. “Any awards and honors we’ve received are a reflection of their hard work.”

Success in the field of home construction is not solely determined by accolades; it is also determined by the relationships that are established during the construction process. Templeton Building Company does not merely construct and renovate residences; the team establishes long-lasting relationships. They are currently constructing homes for their longtime, repeat clients as well as for the children and grandchildren of their clients. As Templeton Building Company looks ahead to the next chapter, the same commitment that initiated its existence 45 years ago will continue to influence its future. ■ Templeton Building Company

735 Forest Ave. Birmingham, MI 48009 248-642-5330 templetonbc.com

Brad Rellinger

Northern Michigan’s Premier Luxury Property Specialist

In northern Michigan’s exclusive real estate market, Brad Rellinger is the name discerning buyers and sellers trust. With over 30 years of experience and deep roots in the region, Brad has built a legacy defined by integrity, results, and highly personalized service.

As an associate broker with Harbor Sotheby’s International Realty and broker/ owner of Mackinac Island Realty, Brad offers a rare dual perspective — pairing global reach with hyperlocal expertise. Raised on Walloon Lake and a northern Michigan resident for more than three decades, he brings an insider’s knowledge of the area’s most coveted markets, from the shoreline estates of Lake Charlevoix to the quiet elegance of Petoskey and beyond.

Brad’s approach is personal, professional, and proven. Whether representing a one-of-a-kind waterfront estate, a charming island cottage, or a prime investment opportunity, he combines a client-first mindset with the ability to navigate complex transactions seamlessly. His reputation for going above and beyond has earned him a loyal clientele — many of whom are repeat clients or referrals.

“Real estate is not just a transaction,” Brad says. “It’s a gateway to a lifestyle. My role is to make that vision a reality.”

Through his affiliation with Sotheby’s International Realty, Brad’s listings receive unparalleled global exposure. Sellers benefit from being placed in front of a qualified, affluent audience. Buyers, meanwhile, gain access to exclusive inventory that’s often unavailable on public platforms.

What truly sets Brad apart is his ability to listen — and to tailor every step of the experience to meet his clients’ unique goals. It’s a rare balance of luxury service and down-to-earth authenticity.

As northern Michigan continues to attract buyers seeking both refuge and opportunity, Brad’s market insight, pricing strategy, and knowledge of regional nuances — such as waterfront regulations or island zoning — are more essential than ever.

Now, he’s playing a leading role in one of

the area’s most anticipated new developments: Village Heights at Bay Harbor. This boutique condominium community will feature five buildings, each with five thoughtfully designed residences offering elevated living, panoramic views, and modern convenience. Penthouses will boast rooftop terraces with the highest vantage points in Bay Harbor, overlooking the crystal-blue expanse of Little Traverse Bay.

Centrally located in the Marina District, Village Heights offers walkable access to fine dining, luxury boutiques, wine-tasting rooms, live entertainment, and the Great Lakes Center for the Arts — creating a seamless blend of resort-style living and vibrant community.

Brad’s expertise also extends across the water to Mackinac Island, one of the most

exclusive and tightly held real estate markets in the country. As the broker/owner of Mackinac Island Realty — the island’s top brokerage for nearly 40 years — he brings invaluable knowledge to a market where only 18% of the land is privately owned. From grand Victorian homes to downtown commercial gems, Brad helps clients navigate this unique environment with discretion and skill.

Whether you’re searching for a legacy lakefront estate, a luxury condo with resort amenities, or a rare opportunity on Mackinac Island, Brad Rellinger is the trusted adviser who brings vision, strategy, and results. ■

Brad Rellinger

Harbor Sotheby’s International Realty 231-838-6055

brad@harborsir.com harborsir.com