Cross Timbers, TX March 2024

Creative Elements

Thinking about making some changes in your home? Dreaming about a new kitchen or bathroom you saw on Pinterest or Houzz? Whether it is changing your current look for more modern, clean lines, updating the traditional to more transitional,or simply making your space more functional, Creative Elements is ready to make your next step a reality

Good times & great food

From ramen to ribeyes, sushi to lasagna, merlot to margaritas, from Asian to Argentine, nibbles from Lakeside’s 17 eateries will satisfy any appetite.

Dine al fresco at 11 establishments and bring Lakeside’s street life right to your table. Come and join the fun.

Spring Greetings Friends and Neighbors

I hope this issue finds you all well, healthy and ready to welcome the beginning of New Leaves, New Life and warmer weather!!

Spring is such a fascinating time… skies change from gray to blue, flowers blooming and animals in hiding emerge to bring forth new life. It’s time for us to explore our incredible surroundings of beautiful parks, hiking trails and lakes and get inspired to bring these elements into our homes.

With the ever-changing color palates outdoors, our homes can bring some of this same warmth, variety and color indoors to boost our moods and add a fresh look to our cozy spaces. Our team has been hard a work crafting a list of dynamic finds, ideas and inspiration for your home and special places this Spring.

First up, is our incredible partner, The Design House, as they celebrate a big milestone in business and share their inspiring and beautiful story.

As we get ready to enjoy the outdoors, the team at Complete Landsculpture will show us ways you can enhance your backyard to be your very own oasis!

You may have heard… wallpaper is making a HUGE comeback and our sweet friend, Helen Nicholson with Finishing Touches by Helen shares her love for the latest styles in this renewed trend!

From the Peach Fuzz Color of the Year to interactive hospitality to artwork that completes your story to home-centric ways to give back locally, you will be inspired with ways to put on a little spring, breathe new life into your home and get outdoors in this beautiful world we have been given to enjoy!

Many Blessings!

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on a horse farm in Flower Mound where inspiration is endless from sunup to sundown. Originally from Meriden, Connecticut, she moved to New York City in 2001 where she worked in fashion for nearly two decades before relocating to Texas in 2020. After suffering a tragic personal loss in 2013, Kristen began painting as a way to cope with her grief. What began as emotionally charged abstracts soon developed into joyful celebrations of life and creation. Find her work at Rtown Gallery or RE:defined Coffee House in Grapevine. Instagram + Facebook: @KristenElaineWhalen // kristenelainewhalen.com

1. Local artist Kristen Elaine Whalen lives in a small cottage

Magnolia Words // Joan Stevenson

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Sunflower Girl // Joan Stevenson

2. Joan Stevenson is an inspirational figurative artist who reflects the heart and beauty of The Creator in her acrylic and mixed media artwork. Her work is exuberantly colorful, unabashedly feminine and evokes a sense of peace and spirituality. She received her formal art training from the University of Texas Arlington campus, as well as the University of Dallas, Rome campus. After a decades-long detour to travel the world in the aviation industry, Joan returned to her lifelong love of art on a full-time basis in her little studio in Flower Mound, where she resides with her husband and a menagerie of gardens and animals. She is active in the Cross Timbers Artists Guild and the Studio Art Tour and often displays her work in local galleries and businesses. joanstevenson.art/contact // Inspirationalprints@protonmail.com // Instagram: @Joanjetsartistry

3. Megan Speirs Mack is an artist mother creating custom abstract pieces, landscapes and portraits in her home studio here in Flower Mound after years of teaching art in the desert southwest. Plein air painting has become a regular practice that has helped her connect with her Texas home. With a small bag of supplies, you might see her quietly painting at a nearby lake, park or roadside. connect@meganspeirsmack.com // Instagram + Facebook: @meganspeirsmack // meganspeirsmack.com

Climb On // Megan Speirs Mack

4. Anna Mikhaela Reyes is an award-winning contemporary conceptual artist based in Denton, Texas. After receiving her BFA in Drawing and Painting, Anna focused her practice on the use of charcoal, watercolor, chalk pastel and colored pencil to elevate the romanticism of botany and the human figure. Her work has been exhibited and received accolades in various galleries such as the 500X Gallery, the Studio Art House Gallery, Greater Denton Arts Council, Lewisville Grand Theater, and the Historic McKinney Cotton Mill. anna.mikhaela.art@gmail.com // Instagram: anna.mikhaela.art // annamikhaela.com

5 . Artist and UNT studio art student, April Enelly Galvan, focuses their art on the exploration of color, texture, and nostalgia through drawing and painting. From acrylic and oil paint to colored pencils and chalk pastels, April paints through experimentation, automatism, and the consideration of different materials and surfaces in an effort to preserve the emotional memory of a moment. They are the founder of two participatory art projects: Art Jam, a collaboration between music and art; and Sketchbook Party, a community art-making space. Instagram: @aprilenellystudio

Uproot // Anna Mikhaela Reyes

Old Life // Anna Mikhaela Reyes

Under The Trees // April Enelly Galvan

The Power of PEACH FUZZ

IN A CHAOTIC WORLD, PANTONE’S COLOR OF THE YEAR INSPIRES WARMTH AND COMFORT

ARTICLE BY SOPHIE BETZHOLD

In the heart of one of the most notable museums in the country, hangs a painting that can only be described as super blue. The piece, named ‘Untitled blue monochrome (IKB 82)’ by Yves Klein, shares space with the abstract and complex work of Picasso and Kandinsky, yet it does not have any less appeal however simple it may seem. While some, including this writer, are inclined to feel that a plain blue painting is elementary, there is a reason it has been admired for decades. The choice for

the monochrome blue was intentional, as is every shade in art and design. The same is true for the choice of the 2024 Pantone Color of Year, the soft and gentle hue between pink and orange, PANTONE 13-1023 Peach Fuzz.

Beginning in 1999, Pantone, known for its color matching system that allows designers to custom match samples with a computerized tool, released its first Color of the Year to spark a conversation about color and engage the art and design community. A global team at the Pantone Color Institute studies societal trends in fashion and design year-round

to determine which shade is selected. This year’s choice was made to inspire human connection and a feeling of warmth, comfort, and optimism in a busy world. Whether you add Peach Fuzz to a website or wall, its gentle, velvety hue has an influence on emotion, perspective and decision-making.

From the phone case you buy, the clothes you wear, or the shade of banana you choose at the store, color has great power, and for the past 25 years, Pantone has worked to prove the influential relationship between color and culture should be recognized.

Bathtubs and Bumpy Roads

THE DESIGN HOUSE OWNERS, TY AND JENNIFER HOMEYER, SHARE THEIR STORY OF HOME REMODELS AND GOD’S PLAN

ARTICLE BY SOPHIE BETZHOLD

Two years after settling into their new home in North Texas, Ty and Jennifer Homeyer were faced with a decision that many others would ponder in the coming months of 2008: What do we do now? When Ty’s future at the job that had brought the couple and their three children to the DallasFort Worth area became uncertain, Jennifer, a registered nurse at the time, and her husband made the decision to control their own destiny by purchasing a small business. Within a month, they were the new owners of a modest flooring store in Denton with a bumpy road ahead of them.

Despite the odds against them, the building the Homeyers purchased would transform into the Design House: a top-rated, relationship-oriented home interior remodeling business that provides “superior design, quality products, installation and build services” to customers in the DFW area. By understanding the importance of reliability, relationships, and trusting God, the Design House has become unrecognizable from its meager beginning, but the transformation was not intentional.

Nearly a month after making the decision to run their own business, Jennifer’s busy days in the hospital had turned quiet as she began managing Carpets Plus in Denton as the new owner. The store was not highly trafficked as the height of the recession began.

Two months after purchasing the building, Ty quit his current job and began his own consulting business. Though this choice was a gamble, it was a risk that paid off in multiple ways. “He made more money doing that than we would have if we had stuck with the safe choice,” Jennifer said.

Ty’s consulting consisted of various home renovation products that were then brought into Carpets Plus to sell. “In order to keep the store going, I had to sell whatever came through the door.”

Through the years, the couple established lasting relationships with vendors that would continue to supply their business. Recognizing the importance of affordable pricing and quality products, the Homeyers opened Stonemeyer Granite, so they would know exactly where the materials come from.

Ten years later, the Design House was born, replacing the ‘Carpets Plus’ title above the front doors in 2018. Instead of focusing on one aspect of home remodeling, the Homeyers realized that “many times when people are doing floors, they’re doing other things to the house,” Jennifer said, “We can take your house down to studs, and redo it. That’s what we now specialize in.”

The Design House has capitalized on that fact. From cabinets, doors, windows, countertops, and so on, the

Homeyers have perfected their craft and kept their business in the family. In 2022, their oldest son opened ‘Haltex Plumbing’ which handles all plumbing work for the Design House.

While some aspects of the company are local, they have also built relationships with some of the largest and wellknown suppliers in the industry. One of those being Daltile, a long-time partner of the Design House and “America’s leader in tile.” The once-small company in Denton is now one of seven Daltile statement dealers in the area. Finding the precise tile for your home will be even easier with the new updates the Design House has set for this year.

Partnering to offer more services and products is not the only way the growing business has progressed over the years. To simplify the shopping experience, the Design House is updating its 10,000 sq. ft. showroom with a portion dedicated to Daltile. Instead of browsing materials from different manufacturers spread around the space, the new showroom will devote specific areas to brands, making finding and selecting what you want a breeze.

If you don’t find what you want in the Daltile section, walk a few steps away to the Porcelanosa area, a Spanish retailer of luxury surfaces, fixtures, and tiles and a recent partner of the Design House.

Though the Design House space may be smaller than that of a Home Depot or Lowes, customers’ choices are not limited, and they offer most of the same, high-quality goods, often for a cheaper price and quicker shipping time. “There is no project too small, as there is also not likely a project that is too big,” Jennifer said.

Though luxury items like a Tiffany-Blue bathtub or rose-gold faucets are readily available for purchase and installation, the Design House goods and services are fit for any type of customer. In fact, Jennifer has served as one of 18-20 owners across the nation on the board that helps Shaw Flooring, one of the largest flooring companies around, make decisions on what products to sell for the last two-and-a-half years.

The Design House is the product of years of carefully combining Ty’s business background, Jennifer’s steadfast personality, their reliance on family, and trusting God through it all. No matter the ask, the Homeyers likely know exactly what is necessary to transform your home, just as they did to their business in “pure Homeyer fashion.”

The Design House is a Denton, TX flooring store and a top provider of quality remodeling solutions including countertops, cabinets, window coverings, shutters & draperies, installation and build services. +1 940-3824340 // thedesignhousedfw.com

From big screens to book swaps to succulents

ARTICLE BY SOPHIE BETZHOLD

Simple Springtime Hosting

Rachel Parcell

Most things in life rarely go as expected. Alanis Morrisette wrote an entire song about the irony of it all. You can plan for days, weeks, months, even years and when the day finally arrives, there will usually be something you didn’t account for, altering the original blueprint. This rings especially true when it comes to party planning, which is just another added stress to the process of opening your home to entertain guests, but it is avoidable. You don’t need to overwhelm yourself and family by juggling every aspect of throwing a party on your own. Instead, ensure your party is a hit by making your home a celebration destination with little to no work for yourself by using any of these unique and memorable concepts.

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BACKYARD MOVIE

Bring the big screen to you! Ensure your viewing experience isn’t interrupted by selecting the audience for the film of your choice by transforming your backyard into your very own movie theater, popcorn included. Allow the event staff to supply you and your guests with an unforgettable experience, perfect for any celebration. Just rent a screen for the night and select which snacks to serve, no waiting in long lines is necessary.

BOOK SWAP

Turn your home into a not-so-little free library and a book-lover’s dream by hosting a book swap for your next event. Have guests bring their favorite novels at the moment and ask them to wrap their books to add a bit of mystery. Place the books together on a table surrounded by chairs and enjoy watching everyone unwrap their new obsession. Increase suspense by allowing each person the chance to steal a book that was previously unwrapped. Enhance the experience by serving cocktails based on your favorite book or handing out customized bookmarks.

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Homes and Gardens

Camille Styles

“YOU DON ’T NEED TO LEAVEHOME TO ENJOY A NEW EX PERIENCE WITH GOOD COMPANY.”

HIBACHI AT HOME

Transform your backyard, garage, or driveway into a culinary destination by purchasing a backyard hibachi experience for you and your guests. Allow your private chef to handle dinner and entertainment for the night all in the comfort of your own home. Just like in the restaurant, choose your preferred meal, but enjoy it around the company of your choice. All meals are prepared to order, so sit back and savor the bold Japanese flavors with a fire show and sake!

BUILD YOUR OWN TERRARIUM

No party favors are needed with this at-home event that is sure to welcome Spring. Green-thumb or not, creating your own terrarium is an easy and engaging

way to make lasting memories with your guests, at least for as long as their plants last afterward. With a funky glass, some dirt, moss and succulents, guests can design their own ecosystem that can be admired for months to come. This interactive party can be done as big or as little as desired. Spruce up the theme by creating place settings and cards for each guest. Set up a table with a few gardening utensils and get to planting!

SIP AND PAINT

Tap into your inner artist by creating an at-home paint-and-sip experience for your guests. You don’t need to be a professional to design your own work of art - you’re not expected to produce the next Mona Lisa or Starry Night, so sip on a refreshment and enjoy watching others attempt their own masterpieces alongside you. Purchase a kit to bring all material needed, directly to your doorstep, or if you desire more direction, hire an instructor to guide you on your artistic endeavor. Regardless of skill level, relax and create lasting memories with this engaging party activity.

You don’t need to leave home to enjoy a new experience with good company. Design your own party, but leave the stress of planning in the past. Bearing the weight of entertaining on your own is not necessary to host an unforgettable event.

ARTICLE BY MALLORY MCKEEVER

A World Where All Have a Home

5 LOCAL AND HOME-CENTRIC WAYS TO SERVE

Community Garden

Shiloh Field is the largest community garden in America working to feed those who are hungry and homeless in Denton County. Volunteer now with the family for a day of working in the gardens of Shiloh Field! shilohfield.com/volunteer

Makeovers and Design

Dwell with Dignity combines service with creativity by providing families and communities with complete home or community space design. Volunteer now and help design, decorate, and transform spaces to aid our nonprofits and other beloved community spaces. dwellwithdignity.org/pages/volunteer

Homeless Families

Become a volunteer alongside Giving Grace to provide housing stability and the love of Jesus to the homeless community through such programs as Street Outreach, the Prayer team, the Hospitality team or helping to furnish someone’s new home! givinggrace.org/

Public Space Beautification

Wonderful programs such as the Flower Mound Foundation offer great, outdoor, volunteer opportunities to nurture and design the beautiful space of the historical prairie remnant of Flower Mound! theflowermound.com/

Our Heroes

Habitat for Humanity of Denton County has several programs that work specifically with those who are single parents, elderly, disabled, or veterans with home placement and home repair. habitatdentoncounty.org

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A WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES

Right outside your backdoor

Spring is here and things are growing and opening and changing and blooming. It is time to get outside and be a part of a new beginning and a fresh start. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to have a front row seat to nature’s glory and splendor? This experience is waiting for you. All you have to do is walk through the door… into your own backyard. Creating a beautiful outdoor space and experience will enhance your enjoyment of this wonderful season and provide a place to enjoy friends and family in a beautiful, natural setting.

Many may dream of having their very own islands. A luxury that is possible without even boarding a plane. The bridge and sunken area of this island give a feeling of settling down into relaxation after a long day. It is perfect for enjoying the company of others while sitting together around the fire with a glass of wine. Here is the chance to get in a pool and not worry about messing up your hair.

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guests the feeling of discovery as they cross over into the beauty that awaits them. It can continue into a lush garden, a lounging area, a refreshing pool or an inviting kitchen. The bridge can also be a stopping place for homecoming pictures, a kite launch, even wedding vows. Enjoying the view from a highpoint makes a bridge a perfect addition as well.

Spring is not complete without wildlife. A pond adds a unique and peaceful experience that creates a relaxing environment. Incorporating a pond into your landscape provides both sights and sounds that encourage peaceful feelings and inner calmness. Having a whole ecosystem is fun to watch and a perfect place to catch tadpoles for the kids’ or grandkids’ classrooms. A stream with smooth river rocks provides another natural water source. Take off your shoes and delight in being a kid again.

A backyard isn’t just for relaxation. Whether it be a basketball, tennis or pickleball court, there is sure to be some healthy competition and a great workout taking place there. Family and friends of all ages can enjoy reliving their glory days or engaging in a Fourth

of July tournament with the neighbors. Get out there and show them what you’ve got! A wonderful spot to blow off steam after a hard day or challenge the kids to a game of PIG (also known as disguised conversation with a teenager).

Even smaller areas offer an opportunity for an intimate space in the outdoors. Complete with lush plants and crawling vines, your hideaway can be a place to get lost in a good book with a cup of coffee on a cool spring morning. What a wonderful setting for a book club, a dinner party, ladies Bunco night or poker night with the big game on in the background.

Our friends and designers at Complete Landsculpture are ready to help make your dreams a reality. Your backyard is an important extension of your home and provides space for amazing possibilities. Consider allowing them to create an outdoor masterpiece with expertise and acute observation. You can find them at www.completelandsculpture.com or by phone at 214.358.5296. Remember, spring is not just a season, but an experience waiting to happen.

THE ART OF WALLPAPER

ARTICLE BY HELEN NICHOLSON AND MALLORY MCKEEVER PHOTOGRAPHY BY PIXEL PERFECT ROSE

Designer Helen Nicholson shares the comeback story of wallpaper

When I was growing up in the 70s and early 80s, we had this to-die-for grass cloth wallpapering in our dining room. I remember being fascinated with the craftsmanship of this finery, even back then. I would run my hands over the tightly woven textures and knots. I loved the uneven lines, how it had been hung purposely with its mismatched stripes. My mother served many meals in this beautiful room, and I loved staring at this paper while we dined.

Years later, in our previous home, I would wallpaper our dining room with a pattern very similar to that paper, and it was beautiful. But before that, I had the wallpapers of the early 90s that so many of our homes displayed in this era. I believe we must start here so that we can remember why wallpapering lost its place in our homes for many years to follow.

The papering of the 90s had us using a print (grapes and vines), a coordinating stripe in the same jewel-colored tones, and then a coordinating border. We just couldn’t get enough of this look… that is, until the day we finally could! This papering was removed about as

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fast as it had been added to our homes, and the hand trowel texturing became all the rage! But when we were done with this trend, we also couldn’t get it off our walls fast enough.

I like to call these “the overdone years.” These walls were hard to decorate around and defined the whole look of our houses.

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instead: What do YOU love? What speaks to YOU? What story does your home tell about YOU? This is where I believe, we must start–especially when it comes to choosing wallpapers again.

1 & 5 For me, birds, nature, and anything involving creation, are scattered all throughout my home. This is what speaks to me. I knew I would never tire of anything with timeless florals, little birds, or butterflies. I had already been scouring through online sites, so the moment my eyes landed on the papers, it was an easy choice!

2 & 6 For my client and friend, she chose something that had “a cottage vibe with a clean looking print that also had a slight flair of contemporary” from the high-performance Chesapeake Wallpapers, which are great for laundry rooms. The scale of her print was so perfect for her warm and cozy laundry room space, [it] made her feel like accessories were not really needed, it was just perfect all on its own.

3 & 5 So, whether you are a print person, or a textured person, finding the perfect wallpaper is really just about finding what you enjoy and what speaks to you. My favorite wallpaper vendors include Texas Paint and Wallpaper, Rifle Paper Co., Brewster, and York Wallpapers. Hop online to search Wayfair, Etsy, and Pinterest for the latest styles too. But most of all, if it speaks to you, go for it!!

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A SELECTION OF UPCOMING LOCAL EVENTS

MARCH 16TH

St. Paddy's Texas Style

Wayne Ferguson Plaza | 12:00 PM

Celebrate St. Patrick's Day and Texas Independence Day in one event at St. Paddy's Texas Style! Admission and most activities are FREE. St. Paddy’s Texas Style will include live entertainment, carnival-type activities, face painting, food trucks and beer. Music genres included Irish Folk, Celtic Rock, Texas Country and Americana.

MARCH 16TH

Twin Coves Open House

Twin Coves Park, 5001 Wichita Trail | 11:30 AM

Twin Coves Park and Campground is hosting its annual Open House! The gates will be open for free entry during the event. All are welcome to tour the different styles of fully furnished cabins, visit the various day use areas including the boat ramp and RV sites, enjoy snacks and refreshments, and have your kids participate in some activities!

MARCH 17TH

Bikers In Wonderland

Wayne Ferguson Plaza | 5:00 PM

Be sure to attend the maddest, baddest culinary adventure in town benefiting Independence Garden's #rally4freshfood program to ensure children in schools and communities have access to fresh food. Stop by tasting stations created by some of the most renowned local chefs in Dallas/Ft. Worth and ride through the streets of Dallas/Ft. Worth on your way to Wonderland!

Mahogany Manhattan

ARTICLE BY SOPHIE BETZHOLD PHOTOGRAPHY BY PIXEL PERFECT ROSE

The perfect cocktail for warm days and cold nights

Though the sun sets early in the evening and Springtime has yet to officially commence, allow sips of this chocolate and cherry-infused cocktail to warm you up until the new season or cool you down when it arrives. The assertive flavors of each ingredient blend neatly to deliver a strong flavor with a subtle sweetness and herbal taste. By adding a few extra ingredients, this recipe is a refreshed version of a timeless drink.

ingredients:

• 1 ½ ounces of Makers

• ¾ ounce of sweet vermouth

• ¾ Luxardo Liquor

• 3 dashes of chocolate bitters

directions:

Step 1. Add ice to a shaker.

Step 2. Measure and pour ingredients over ice, and shake until combined.

Step 3. Strain and pour the mixture over an ice ball in a glass.

Step 4. Skewer the Luxardo Cherry and place across the top of the glass for garnish. Enjoy!

Recipe by Tim Goodwin // Jasper’s Catering Richardson // https:// www.jaspersrichardson.com/

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