Chandler, AZ March 2018

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MARCH 2018 PUBLISHER

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Home I THINK IT'S SAFE TO SAY THAT EVERYONE FINDS COMFORT AT HOME. It's the

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place where we go to recharge and decompress from our busy lives; where we seek

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

refuge from the hectic, and sometimes chaotic, world. When I was in my 20s, I lived

Michelle Guerrero, Alison Stanton, Georgann Yara

a carefree life. With no responsibilities other than work and paying the rent on time, I lived off ramen and happy hour promotions and traveled the world, savoring every opportunity to soak in new experiences. It was the life!

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David Apeji, Anna Rochelle Imagery

Yet, no matter how far I went, I felt comfort knowing that my parents' home was always there for me; a room with a cozy bed that had my name on it. It was ... home.

My daughters will grow up and eventually move out to stake their claim in this world— but, just like my parents did for me, I've created a home for them, an anchor in the harbor always steady and present and here for them.

Home base. I hope we all have a place that feels like this.

In this issue, we're focusing on homes. In our main feature, we're showcasing some of California Pools & Landscape's jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring backyard creations. #Goals And check out our Open House, where we peek inside Uyen and Lance Carlson's cozy modern farmhouse, complete with chickens and goats. #CoupleGoals Keep reading and you'll find writer Michelle Guerrero's interview with Katy Krupnik, owner of The Tidy Cottage, who shares her tips on how to keep your house clean and organized. #LabelAllTheThings

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INSIDE THE ISSUE MARCH 2018

FEATURES 18 The Modern Ranch The Carlson Homestead Blends Fresh Style With a Farmhouse Feel

24 Bringing the Indoors Out Unique and Creative Backyard Living Spaces

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28 Clean House, Clear Mind Intentional, Organized Living Made Simple

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32 DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Open House

32 Culinary Creations 36 Lifestyle Calendar 42 Parting Thoughts

GOOD TIMES 1.

Volunteer Recognition Awards Outstanding Chandler volunteers were recognized for the time, talents and energy they dedicate to the betterment of the Chandler community during the city’s annual Volunteer Recognition Award Program on Feb. 8 at the Chandler Center for the Arts.

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1. Melissa Kowalski, event emcee and ICAN’s Chief Programs Officer | 2. Lois Zozobrado, winner of the Youth Award | 3. Fernando Zavala, winner of the People’s Choice Award | 4. The Chandler Lions Club was honored with the Working Together Award. They have served the Chandler community since 1939.

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GOOD TIMES

6th Annual Ultimate Backyard Expo California Pools & Landscape presented its 6th Annual Ultimate Backyard Expo with swimming success. Record numbers of people came to see 2018’s latest backyard trends and hottest ideas! Whether planning an elaborate backyard sanctuary or considering a pool remodel, they don't disappoint. Find out more at CalPool.com.

Elementary Students Spread Kindness Third graders at Navarrete Elementary wanted to spread kindness, so each student made a self-addressed “SMILE” card to spread throughout the community. They started their “SMILES” with a simple act of kindness for someone. The card was left for the recipient whose job was to write down how they were given a “SMILE” and pass it on. After recording three acts of kindness, the cards were mailed back to the students!

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AROUND TOWN

CHANDLER PUBLIC LIBRARY HOSTS ‘WOMEN’S VOICES’ SERIES Four women who recently published their memoirs will be the featured speakers for the inaugural

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

Women's Voices author series hosted by the Chandler

and doctors at Mountain Vista Medical Center in

Downtown Library. This four-part series began Jan. 27

Mesa are reminding adults over the age of 40 about

and continues monthly through April 21. Each session

the importance of regular colonoscopy screen-

is from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. at the Downtown Library;

ings. The hospital will hold free Colorectal Cancer

it’s free to attend and no registration is required. On

Awareness Seminars at noon on Tuesday, March 13

March 24, Valerie Foster will talk about her book

and noon on Thursday, March 29. Colorectal cancer,

“"Dancing with a Demon.” Named the 2017 Best Non-

also known as colon cancer, is the third most com-

Fiction: Narrative by American Book Fest, the book

mon type of cancer and the third leading cause of

is the true story of a mother searching for answers

cancer deaths among men and women in the U.S.

through the labyrinth of her teen-aged daughter’s

However, it is also a preventable cancer in a signif-

struggle with anorexia. Foster will be sharing the

icant number of patients. The Centers for Disease

riveting and inspiring story of her daughter’s sud-

Control and Prevention (CDC) says that routine

den decline and remarkable recovery, and how this

colonoscopy screenings could help prevent at least

disease affects one’s entire family. See the complete

60 percent of the deaths caused by colon cancer.

series schedule at ChandlerLibrary.org.

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1,000 STEAKS TO BE SERVED TO THE HOMELESS

78TH ANNUAL NIKE CHANDLER ROTARY INVITATIONAL

On Tuesday, March 6, four Valley celebrity

The Chandler Rotary Club is the proud spon-

chefs—Chef Marc Lupino, Chef Vincent, Chef Mark

sor of this elite school track and field meet since

Tarbell and Chef Chris Bianco—are teaming up with

the inaugural event in 1941. The event has devel-

Celebrity Fight Night to serve 1,000 steaks to the

oped into one of the largest track meets in the

Valley’s homeless population. The steaks, which

Southwest, with teams coming from as far as

will be part of a larger meal, were purchased and

Wyoming and British Columbia. In 2016 and 2017,

donated by the Celebrity Fight Night Foundation.

more than 3,500 athletes from 140 high schools

They will be served at St. Vincent De Paul, located at

participated in the meet. Over 10,000 spectators

1075 W. Jackson St. in Phoenix. The steaks are being

are expected for this year’s two-day event, which

provided as part of Celebrity Fight Night’s 10th anni-

will be held March 23-24 at Chandler High School.

versary celebration of the Never Give Up program,

Tickets range from $5-$15. For more information,

which offers weekly words of encouragement every

visit ChandlerRotaryTM.com.

Monday morning with hopes to inspire the homeless population. Get involved at CelebrityFightNight.org and StVincentdePaul.net.

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'SMART' TERRARIUM DOES THE WORK FOR YOU SmartTerra is a revolutionary terrarium that

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tems in your home without having to care for

Chandler residents who want to learn how to take

them. SmartTerra is more than just a terrarium;

care of themselves, their family, neighborhood and

its design not only autonomously maintains the

the community during an emergency or disaster. This

perfect environment for your plants but provides

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natural, state-of-the-art features you can experi-

Team (CERT) training course provides community

ence daily. SmartTerra provides plants with the

members with hands-on and classroom instruction

perfect environment for them to flourish. You’ll

over two consecutive Saturdays. Courses include fire

never have to worry about the humidity, moisture,

safety, light search and rescue, basic medical care

temperature or light levels because SmartTerra

and more. This two day self-preparedness training

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but space is limited. To register, call 480.782.2120 or email ChandlerFire@ChandlerAZ.gov.

FREE CHILD CAR SEAT SAFETY EVENT The Allstate - Konrad K Insurance Agency

REGISTER FOR THE 2018 SPRING HOA ACADEMY

invites the community to their official grand opening on March 10. As part of the event, they will

To help residents better understand the impor-

have certified car seat technicians on site to per-

tance of their neighborhood homeowners' associa-

form inspections on children's safety seats. They

tions, the city of Chandler's Neighborhood Programs

will also have fun activities and prizes, including

Office is now accepting applications for the Spring

home safety kits, free coffee provided by Kind

HOA Academy. Classes will be offered from March

Bean, free dessert provided by Suzie Q's Sweets

27 to April 24 between two locations, the Downtown

and a Playtime Parties play area for kids. They will

Library and Chandler City Hall. Some of the classes

also be raffling off a free Safety 1st Convertible car

will also be offered online. Neighborhood Programs

seat! The event goes from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1020

was established by the City Council in 2000 to

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OPEN HOUSE

T I M E L I N E SEPT. 2016

SEPT. 15, 2016

NOV. 2016

Signed the papers

Demo day! Bye

and closed on

bye, old kitchen

the house. We

and bathrooms

are officially

and floors.

homeowners!

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DEC. 2016

FEB. 2017

APRIL 2017

FEB. 2018

Moved into our

Hosted our first

forever mini

big event in our

Bought our first

We have baby

Starting our studio/

baby chicks.

goats! Welcome

modern farm.

home, Christmas!

barn build.

Farm fresh eggs,

home, Ricki

here we come!

and Cal.

THE MODERN RANCH THE CARLSON HOMESTEAD BLENDS FRESH STYLE WITH A FARMHOUSE FEEL ARTICLE MINDY HASKINS | PHOTOGRAPHY SCOUT + BRIAR ADDITIONAL STYLING BY LEXI GRACE DESIGN

WHEN LANCE AND UYEN CARLSON STARTED SHOP-

contractors to help them with the bigger projects, like

PING AROUND FOR A NEW HOME TWO YEARS AGO,

the kitchen, Lance did a lot of the heavy work while Uyen

THEY HAD ONE MAJOR THING ON THEIR MUST-

focused on the style and design aspects.

HAVE LIST: LOTS AND LOTS OF SPACE. But as the East Valley continues to rapidly grow, finding enough space posed to be a problem—until they came across this home in south Gilbert.

"My favorite part was being able to choose finishes I love and see it all come together," she says.

When selecting furniture for the home, Uyen chose pieces that were not only beautiful, but intentional and functional.

"I fell in love with all of its potential," says Uyen, who

"The memories are what make the home," she says, "but

is the owner of a children's clothing brand called Crew

the little touches around the house that are sentimental to

& Lu. "I could envision my family growing in that space

me are also important."

with the dream of having animals and lots of room for the kids to play."

The home had good bones but it needed some love, and the Carlsons were up for the challenge. While they hired

What's next? They're currently in the process of designing a workspace studio/barn on their property that will have a small kitchen and loft area—a perfect getaway for their family and friends.

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OPEN HOUSE

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Photo by David Apeji

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LIVING ROOM: “My favorite room is our living

KITCHEN: “My favorite feature is my farm sink. It’s

room. We have a beautiful view of the backyard and

so practical and it’s in my second favorite room. The

pasture and the fireplace is such a focal point. But

kitchen is a core place for us to gather and connect

mostly I love what happens inside this space—our

over good meals and conversation.”

kids laughing and playing and cuddles on the couch while we watch our favorite shows.”

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BRINGING THE INDOORS OUT

ARTICLE GEORGANN YARA

UNIQUE AND CREATIVE BACKYARD LIVING SPACES

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WHETHER YOU LIVE IN THE POOL

LIVABLE SPACE

ALL SUMMER OR RELISH LOUNGING

It’s no surprise that these homeowners really

FIRESIDE IN THE WINTER, A WELL-DE-

enjoy their spa and want it as the star of their

SIGNED AND FURNISHED OUTDOOR

backyard. The zero-edge feature gives the spa

SPACE FEELS JUST AS—IF NOT MORE—

sophisticated aesthetics but it’s also functional:

COMFY AND COZY THAN YOUR FAVOR-

the lack of a gap between the water level and

ITE PLUSHY SOFA IN A FAMILY ROOM

the top of the decking allow soakers to keep their

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ident Jeremy Smith likes to think of it as

watching football and movies on the outdoor TV

extending your indoor living areas to the

or sipping on a cocktail at the swim-up bar.

outdoors. It’s also a relatively easy way

Splashes of color, Smith explains, give

to add livable space without relocating or

this space just enough oomph without

house remodeling. Here, he talks about four

being monotonous or overwhelming. The

of his most memorable and attention-grab-

vines—which are climbing Lady Banks

bing projects in which California Pools

Roses—and trellises behind the flatscreen

accomplished just that.

and mantle offer this visual pop in addition to softness and shade to the area that also boasts a pizza oven, refrigerator and a gasrun heater for chilly desert nights.

“This is a nice example of giving 1,000-square feet of extra livable space without having to move or remodel their whole house. They’ve gained a living area outdoors,” Smith says.

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RUSTIC CHARM This remodeled environ takes on an Old World design style that links it to the homeowners’ Tuscan-inspired home. Emphasis on the fireplace is attributed to a mantle that flaunts over-grouted stone—rather than the common and contemporary clean façade—which exudes rustic charm.

Reclaimed wood beams provide some shade over the eye-catching circular sofa while tying it in with the same wood used above the fireplace and adding shape and depth to the layout.

A FOODIE'S PARADISE Designed for a foodie and lover of cooking, Smith granted his wish for a full outdoor dining experience that’s dominated by a grill that features a crank to raise or lower the grill above the cooking wood to vertically adjust between direct and indirect heat zones. It’s cradled by a stone and masonry block structure that was built wide and tall to shade whoever is at the grill during sweltering afternoons.

There are fans, lights and a misting system above. And below, multiple cooking areas and tons of counter space are perfect for large party platters of ribs, steaks, burgers and all the accouterments.

This open frame includes a slatted roof constructed from Alumawood that allows smoke to escape rather than being trapped in, and the structure was situated so smoke blows away from the backyard rather than into it.

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BREAKING THE RULES What makes this design make you do a double-take is the straight line of travertine decking that breaks a rule by not following the flowing curves of the pool— per the homeowners' request. To soften the look, a curved wall with a water feature between the ramada and the back of the pool was added, as well as the rounded and raised fire pit area.

Maximizing the entire backyard space and creating destination areas that beg to be lounged and lingered in was the goal, Smith reveals. A putting green, fire pit and a dining area fully tricked out with a bar, grill and smoker all strategically placed separately around the exiting pool were key in making that happen.

“You feel drawn out to these areas,” Smith says.

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Clean House, clear mind INTENTIONAL, ORGANIZED LIVING MADE SIMPLE

Katy Krupnik

ARTICLE MICHELLE GUERRERO | PHOTOGRAPHY MELISSA TARA PHOTOGRAPHY 28

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KATY KRUPNIK WAS BORN WITH THE INHERENT ABILITY TO ORGANIZE AND MAKE SENSE OUT OF CHAOS. She’s so good at it, she became a professional organizer and started her own business, The Tidy Cottage.

“I don’t like to clean and I’m not your typical Type-A person,” says Krupnik. “I love that simplifying your home can help you get to the things that are important to you.”

Krupnik remembers being organized even as a kid. Her friends’ moms would pick her up to organize their closets. After college, she had a few different careers. One as a respite habilitator where she helped children with special needs make goals and achieve them.

But after having children of her own, she wanted a job with a controllable schedule.

She joined the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals and started her own business.

“Either people have organizing tendencies or they don’t. That’s okay, that’s where I come in,” says Krupnik. “I like to approach

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It’s just as easy to put things in the container as it is to put it on the counter,” says Krupnik. “It’s about being intentional with your time.

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INTERESTED IN ELIMINATING THE CLUTTER? KRUPNIK OFFERS SOME PRO TIPS: 1. Have a basket in the closet dedicated for clothing donations, so unwanted items don’t end up back on a hanger.

2. Get rid of duplicates in the kitchen. Keep your favorite three mixing bowls, donate the other ten. Keep one set of measuring cups, not two. Also, only keep the special coffee cups and eliminate the rest.

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AS A LITTLE GIRL GROWING UP IN ILLINOIS, DENAE HOSTETLER WOULD HELP HER MOM, WHO WORKED IN A FUDGE SHOP, TO MAKE DIFFERENT TYPES OF CANDIES FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS. When she was in her 20s, Hostetler’s jobs as a whitewater rafting and kayaking teacher, a contractor for The Bureau of Indian Affairs for wildland firefighting and an independent government water truck driver involved a lot of traveling.

“I once stayed with a family in Oaxaca, where I would wake up to fresh hot cacao every morning—they drank this instead of coffee—and the streets smelled like chocolate. Almost every corner had people grinding cacao beans and selling their Mexican chocolate,” she says.

Several years ago, Hostetler, now married and a mom of two young boys, was looking for a way to earn some money while her husband, who is in the military, was deployed overseas. Although she is also a licensed massage therapist, Hostetler wanted to find something that was not dependent on other peoples’ schedules. Inspired by her memories of making candies with her mom and her delicious experiences with chocolate while traveling, Hostetler decided to try her hand at the chocolate-making craft.

“I felt I needed something I could do that would keep me ‘sane’ while also giving me

“I use certified organic, fair-trade ingredients which I handcraft into a variety of different products from bars, barks and candy boxes to nibs, hot cacao and miniature bar sample bar boxes,” Hostetler says

freedom to be with my family, so I started teaching myself how to make chocolate from the bean,” the Chandler resident says. “Since my dad is a machine builder, he helped me make this possible, and I incorporated what I learned from my mother to turn this cacao into something extra special.”

Hostetler created her first successful batch of chocolate in 2014, which she shared with friends and family.

“From there it just grew from a hobby, to actually getting our guest house remodeled, licensed and permitted so I could sell to the public, which began around October 2016,” she says.

Hostetler named her new business DNA Chocolate. The former guest house is now a “full-on factory” that is totally separate from the house, but still allows her to balance work and family.

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“I use certified organic, fair-trade ingredients which I handcraft into a variety of different products from bars, barks and candy boxes to nibs, hot cacao and miniature bar sample bar boxes,” Hostetler says, adding that her personal favorite is the trail mix bark, which combines 60 percent dark chocolate with fruits and nuts like cashews, pistachios and blueberries.

“Sometimes I just like a couple of 70 percent dark chocolate squares. It only has 15 grams of organic cane sugar in the whole bar, and is 15 squares. It is only two ingredients, and I love to taste the bold unique flavors.”

While she uses a variety of nuts and dairy products in her facility, Hostetler says she also creates a number of vegan options and does not use peanuts as an ingredient.

“My candies, creams and truffles are pretty big for holidays and special occasions, and I keep the ingredients as simple as possible," she says. "For example, the ganache that’s enrobed with the chocolate is just whole organic cream and chocolate.”

In addition to making a variety of decadent chocolates, which she sells at a number of places including Moon Dust Farms at Mesa Power Square Mall and Merchant Square in Chandler, Hostetler enjoys meeting with other small local business owners to share ideas.

“We all offer something very unique and different, but we all have a passion for creating global awareness for nations that need fair trade and ethical business partners,” she says, adding that her company focuses on the nation of Haiti.

While she is thrilled with her decision to launch DNA Chocolate, Hostetler admits it is definitely makes for some long days. Her husband is currently serving in his fourth deployment overseas, and she stays busy juggling her business and raising her young sons.

“To be honest, I'm also very tired,” she says, laughing. “But I love that I always have a special, allergy-free gift to share and that I'm also making a difference in a country that needs help becoming an exporting country.”

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“Hollywood in the Desert” shares fashion from timeless influential designers. The exhibit will be open from March 8 through April 6. Join Vision Gallery for a glamorous red carpet reception with champagne and a live auction on March 7, hosted by Robert Black and Susan Clausen (playing the part of fashion design icon Edith Head). VisionGallery.org.

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13 - 15 KID’S CAMP SPRING BREAK AR Workshop

Kids ages 8-14 will make one wood project, one pillow project and one canvas wall hanging project. $90 for all three days. Snacks included.

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How to Maximize Your Savings on an AC Unit Replacement

I get that question all the time? How much should it really cost for a new AC unit? The reality is when it comes to your air conditioning most of us are conditioned to be reactive instead of proactive. Spending time and money to replace your AC unit when it is still running just doesn’t sound appealing, especially when it is the 3rd largest purchase for a homeowner. Nobody gets excited about that and they generally wait until that fateful breakdown occurs.

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The average lifespan of an AC unit in our desert is about 10-15 years. I have met people with units much older than that, but remember the rule of thumb is this… If your unit is old, and if you start having a pattern of repairs, the smartest thing you can do is get ready to replace it. The best time to gather estimates is not when your AC is broken during the summer. Most companies offer their best pricing in the off season from November to March. Think of it as the clearance sale time to get the best prices. At Precision Air & Heating we like to say we give you the best deal year round because we don’t gouge price during the summer like our industry is notorious for.

The other advantage of being proactive on your AC replacement is comfort.

Most unit failure occurs during the extreme summer heat. There are 4 million people in the Valley with stuff breaking at the same time and literally not enough HVAC Technicians to get you quickly. First, you’ll get an estimate and probably a high one, then they’ll need to order product, schedule an install crew, and possibly a crane rental and sheet metal fabrication. Adding in those variables your best case install time might be 2- 3 days or more. Not fun when it is 100 degrees in your home.

Last summer on the first 115 degree day, we received over 350 calls in one day on down units. Even though we are one the Valley’s largest, we could still only service less than 25% of that. I highly encourage anyone with an older AC unit to get proactive and at least start the shopping now. It will have you better prepared and save you both money and time in the long run. There is another big advantage that comes with replacing older units and that is the energy efficiency. The newer units are much higher in SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating). Go to the New Unit page on our website and try out the BTU calculator. It’s a great tool that will show you based on unit age, how much you would save on annual energy costs with a newer unit. A lower utility bill makes everyone smile, right?

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Guests will learn about ICAN’s unique approach to teaching life skills, resiliency and prevention strategies to youth—giving them the tools they need to build a brighter future for themselves and for our community. This is a free fundraising event. Guests are invited to donate at the level of their choosing.

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Join Rick Quinn as he celebrates the launch of his new book, “Arizona & New Mexico: 25 Scenic Side Trips.”

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East Valley Dermatology Center (480) 821-8888 evderm.com

ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION

Chandler Center For The Arts (480) 782-2683 chandlercenter.org

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California Pools & Landscape (480) 498-2139 calpool.com

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Barro's Pizza - Chandler (480) 821-3367 barrospizza.com

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D'vine Gourmet (480) 275-5320 dvinegourmet.com

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Chandler Memory Care (480) 718-9055 avenirseniorliving.com

Renaissance Retirement Community (480) 883-2000 renaissanceretirement.com

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PARTING THOUGHTS

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ARTICLE JEANINE SIPPLE DOUGHERTY | PHOTOGRAPHY DAVID APEJI

TO ACCESSORIZE SHELVES, START WITH THE OVERALL SIZE AND SCALE OF THE SHELF. Evaluate if it is a large space or small space because each will require a different thought process.

In this example, the height between shelves is smaller than the width. Here I recommend starting with laying out the accessories you want to use first on the floor. Sort them by color, shape and size. Next, start to group items of contrasting shape and color together.

Second, use artistic books as fillers and backdrop. In this example, I like to use as the books as stands and ways to frame the accessories on either side.

Finally, place the most decorative or odd-shaped pieces as stand-alone features or set on top of a stacks of books.

Jeanine Sipple Dougherty, NCIDQ, is a local interior designer. Contact her at JNineDesignsLLC.com.

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