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There’s No Place Like Home
There’s something undeniably special about home. It’s more than walls and a roof—it’s the place where we create memories. I’m reminded of a quote from author, Cecelia Ahern: “Home isn’t a place, it’s a feeling.” She’s right—home is where we rest, find comfort and the stories of our lives unfold.
In this March Homes issue, we celebrate the beauty, warmth and purpose of the spaces we call our own. We showcase ways to utilize the 2025 PANTONE color of the year, a hue that is inspiring design trends for both home and fashion. Whether it’s a new coat of paint or a fresh color for nail polish, small changes using a new color can make a big impact. We even provide ideas on how to incorporate this color into your cooking with two mocha mousse inspired recipes on page 18. We also meet a local company that can help beautify your home’s exterior with stunning, seasonal windowboxes.
But home is about more than aesthetics—it’s about belonging and community. That’s why we’re honored to highlight two incredible local nonprofits working to improve living conditions for those in need. Habitat for Humanity and Scrap2Home remind us that a home is not a luxury, but a foundation for stability and hope.
So, whether you’re settling in, redesigning or simply appreciating the space you call home, we hope this issue brings you inspiration. At the end of the day, there truly is no place like home.
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Corporate Team
CEO Steven Schowengerdt
COO Matthew Perry
CRO Jamie Pentz
CTO Ajay Krishnan
VP OF OPERATIONS Janeane Thompson
VP OF FRANCHISE DEVELOPMENT Erika Smiley
AD DESIGNER Jenna Crawford
LAYOUT DESIGNER Kirstan Lanier
QUALITY CONTROL SPECIALIST Brandy Thomas Learn
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Tri-State Heating & Cooling Offers Service Plan for Seasonal Maintenance
Spring is an important time to prolong the life of your household heating and cooling unit, whether it’s brand-new or past its prime. As the temperatures rise, prepare for efficient comfort with a tune-up from Tri-State Heating & Cooling, now offering seasonal maintenance, repairs and replacement from their team of expert technicians. Enjoy the reassuring benefits of Tri-State’s Essential Service Agreement: comprehensive inspections and cleanings, priority scheduling, discounted service parts and more. TriStateHeating.com
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Animal Hospital of West Chester Celebrates Milestones + New Staff
It’s a benchmark year for Animal Hospital of West Chester. Dr. Dehnbostel celebrates 30 years of practicing veterinary medicine, Dr. Ringenbach celebrates 15 years with the practice and Dr. Dzombar marks her first anniversary. Dr. Day joined the expanding team last summer, specializing in chiropractic care to keep pets painfree and active. AHWC also welcomes a new groomer, Jessica. Congratulations on these milestones and joining the Centennial Club, partnering with West Chester + Liberty Lifestyle for 100 issues! AnimalHospitalofWC.com
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Pour House Expands in Hamilton + Adds Pedal Wagon
Pour House is expanding in Hamilton this spring. The popular self-pour, pay-bythe-ounce taproom is doubling its footprint at 138 Riverfront Plaza in Hamilton, making more space for fun, brews and food with family and friends. In addition, Pour House will soon be taking its brews to the streets in the Pour House Pedal, a pedal-powered wagon party for up to 14 guests. Join Pour House indoors and out for an experience to remember. PourHouseofHamilton.com
A PLACE TO CALL HOME
Habitat for Humanity Transforms Lives in Greater Cincinnati
ARTICLE BY A.J. LAPE | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED
In the heart of Greater Cincinnati, Habitat for Humanity is transforming lives, neighborhoods and futures through its steadfast commitment to affordable housing and community empowerment. Guided by a simple yet profound belief— that everyone deserves a decent, affordable place to call
“Together, we can make a real difference. We’re not just building homes; we’re building hope.”
– Sarah Reynolds
home—Habitat’s mission comes to life through its dedicated team and the communities they serve.
Since 1986, Habitat for Humanity Greater Cincinnati has built nearly 700 homes, including 22 last year, with projects ranging from single homes to entire neighborhoods. These efforts have transformed communities in areas like Lockland, East Price Hill, North College Hill and Evanston to name a few. In 2025, Habitat plans to start construction on 40 more homes.
“At Habitat for Humanity, we partner with families who are ready to take an active role in achieving homeownership by putting in 'sweat equity'—helping build their homes—and completing financial and homeowner education courses,” explains Sarah Reynolds, communications and marketing officer at Habitat for Humanity Greater Cincinnati.
Reynolds describes a rigorous selection process which ensures interested families meet criteria such
as financial need, the ability to pay an affordable mortgage and a willingness to partner. Having the benefit of a zero percent interest mortgage, this approach ensures Habitat’s work is both impactful and sustainable.
While building homes remains a cornerstone of their mission, Habitat also strengthens communities by repairing homes.
“We perform big critical repairs like roof or water damage and do accessibility modification [for those with disabilities],” Reynolds says. “We also reduce waste via our ReStores, which sell donated goods and furniture.”
In addition, Habitat is opening doors to career opportunities through its Construction Training Program, an effort to address the current critical labor shortage.
“This six-week, hands-on skills program prepares individuals to enter careers in the construction industry,” Reynolds reports. “Participants receive real-world training on Habitat job sites and have the
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“It's a fantastic way to bond while giving back to the community.”
option to continue working with the organization for a short time while they explore other permanent employment opportunities.”
Another standout initiative Reynolds takes pride in is the “Women Build” program, which brings women together to learn construction skills, build homes and make a difference in the lives of local families.
“It’s an empowering experience,” Reynolds says excitedly. “It’s a chance for women to take the lead in building homes while fostering camaraderie and community spirit.”
Reynolds emphasizes that volunteers are the backbone of Habitat’s efforts, whether building or lending their time at ReStores.
“There’s a role for everyone,” she shares. “You can join as an individual volunteer or gather a group to volunteer as a team. It’s a fantastic way to bond while giving back to the community.”
Even with the strength of its dedicated volunteers and impactful programs, Habitat faces mounting challenges in today’s housing market.
“We as a community aren’t building homes at the rate we were 50 years ago,” she reveals. “The shortage of starter homes, driven by corporations purchasing properties to rent, limited available land and aging housing stock, has made affordable housing increasingly difficult to achieve.”
Despite these obstacles, Habitat’s mission continues to inspire hope.
“Together, we can make a real difference,” Reynolds says. “We’re not just building homes; we’re building hope.”
Play a vital role in our community through Habitat for Humanity. Shop the ReStore at 4655 Dixie Highway, Fairfield. Volunteer, donate or help spread the word. Visit the website to get involved. HabitatCincinnati.org
Mad for Mocha
STAYING ON TREND WITH THE HOT COLOR FOR 2025
ARTICLE BY MICHELLE MOODY PHOTOGRAPHY BY PANTONE COLOR INSTITUTE + PROVIDED
Since 1999, a global team of color experts at the Pantone Color Institute has combed the world looking for new color influences to select their color of the year. For 2025, they selected PANTONE 17-1230 Mocha Mousse. This warm, brown hue is imbued with richness that simultaneously conveys a sense of both luxury and comfort.
“PANTONE 17-1230 Mocha Mousse expresses a level of thoughtful indulgence,” states Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of Pantone Color Institute. “Sophisticated and lush, yet at the same time an unpretentious classic.”
Incorporate a touch of Mocha Mousse into your home and fashion this year from local businesses. Pantone.com/ color-of-the-year/2025
01 ACCENT PILLOW | A simple way to incorporate mocha mousse into your decor. Bliss Home Market Cincinnati, Cincy.BlissHomeMarket.com | 02 PAINT A chocolatey shade of paint can change the look of any room. Castle Painting & Construction, CastleResidentialAndCommercialPainting.com | 03 CABINETS Cabinets in cappuccino froth can modernize an outdated kitchen. Kitchen Tune Up, KitchenTuneUp.com/west-chester-mason-oh | 04 TILE | Explore hundreds of options for adding a backsplash or updating your flooring, shower or countertop with stunning and unique tiles like this one from Florida Tile. AA Kitchen & Bath, BathAndKitchenByAA.com | 05 HARDWOOD FLOORS | The Karastan BelleLuxe(r) Natural wood flooring in soft golden brings the serenity of nature to your home. McSwain Carpets & Floors, McSwainCarpets.com 06 CUSTOM FURNITURE | Bliss Home Market can custom order furniture in a wide variety of fabrics and colors, like this saloon mocha leather. Bliss Home Market Cincinnati, Cincy.BlissHomeMarket.com
01 NAILS | Choose a chocolatey shade for your next manicure or pedicure. Beaux Mondes Salon + Spa, BeauxMondeSalon.com | 02 KNITS | Wrap yourself in a layer of mocha warmth with a scarf or sweater in this hue. | 03 EYESHADOW A neutral palette of cocoa-inspired eyeshadows create a natural look. Urban Decay Naked 2 Basics, UrbanDecay.com | 04 LIPSTICK | Find the shade of brown that works best with your skin tone. | 05 IPHONE CASE | Apple released an iPhone case in mocha mousse. Apple, Apple.com | 06 HAIR COLOR | The expert team of stylists at Beaux Mondes Salon + Spa can customize a color to suit your style. Beaux Mondes Salon + Spa, BeauxMondeSalon.com
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TS INSPIRED BY THE PANTONE
If the PANTONE color of the year has you craving chocolate and mocha, you aren’t alone. Prepare to indulge in these recipes inspired by the mocha mousse hues that are setting the tone for 2025. Think the best parts of a chocolate martini and an espresso martini, married together in one delicious cocktail. Or a light, creamy dessert that’s full of chocolate and light coffee flavor. Whether you’re tempted by the warmth of the color or the richness of these delights, there’s delectable comfort in both.
ARTICLE BY MICHELLE MOODY | PHOTOGRAPHY BY STEPHANIE MEINBERG
Chocolate Mocha Martini
INGREDIENTS
• 2 ounces chocolate liqueur
• 2 ounces coffee liqueur (or substitute espresso or coffee)
• 1 ounce vodka
• ½ ounce half-and-half
DIRECTIONS
Fill a cocktail shaker with ice and add all ingredients. Shake well. Strain into glass and enjoy! Optional: rim the glass with chocolate shavings, or add coffee beans or chocolate flakes for a decorative touch.
In a double boiler, melt chocolate. If using a microwave, pause to stir every 30 seconds to prevent chocolate from seizing. Transfer to a large bowl.
Using a mixer fitted with a whisk attachment, beat the cream on medium-high speed until firm peaks form. Be sure not to overbeat. Gently fold in the espresso and liqueur (or vanilla). Once mixed, very gradually add the sugar to prevent lumps forming.
If needed, beat the mousse mix again to return it to medium peaks, then gently fold the entire mixture into the melted chocolate. Divide the mousse into individual bowls. Cover and refrigerate for two hours before serving. If desired, garnish with chocolate shavings, fresh berries, mint and whipped cream. Dig in!
WASTE TO TREASURE
ARTICLE BY LISA FLETCHER | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED
In a world where piles of scrap wood often end up in landfills, Nick Francis saw an opportunity to create something extraordinary. As Co-Founder and Executive Director of Scrap2Home, a Madeira-based nonprofit, Francis and his team, including his wife Amy and numerous volunteers, are turning discarded wood into hope, one piece of furniture at a time.
FROM PANDEMIC HOBBY TO PURPOSEFUL MISSION
The story of Scrap2Home began in the spring of 2020, amidst the quiet chaos of the COVID pandemic.
“It was very small-scale at first,” Francis shares. “Just something to do at home during lockdown.”
Then, the seeds of a bigger idea took root: create a nonprofit whose mission is simple–reduce the amount of wood sent to landfills and provide free furniture to families in need.
Francis, a longtime educator, wanted to tackle two problems: the overwhelming waste in society and the lack of furniture for families in need. Could scrap wood destined for landfills be transformed into something valuable? Fast forward to September 19, 2022—Scrap2Home officially launched with its first build in a woodshop with volunteers.
Nick Francis (far right) crafts furniture from scrap wood with a team of volunteers.
How Scrap2Home Builds Hope, Furniture + Community
“We help people and organizations who don’t want to throw wood into a dumpster,” Francis explains. “There are lots of people interested in keeping material out of the landfill. We provide an avenue for using that ‘waste’ to help people in need.”
BUILDING FURNITURE AND FUTURES
Scrap2Home operates on a unique model. They collect scrap wood from construction sites, businesses and even homeowners, then turn these castoffs into sturdy, attractive furniture. Volunteers—many of them regulars—gather to build various items, mostly tables. Today, more than 500 volunteers have contributed over 5,000 hours.
“We’ve saved over 30,000 pounds of wood from landfills and built more than 1,000 items,” Francis beams. “We’ve never run out of scrap wood—in fact, we sometimes have to turn it down because of storage limitations.”
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Ways to Join the Scrap2Home Mission
• Donate: Help fund their new woodshop campaign.
• Volunteer: Join the crew to build furniture.
• Book a Team-Building Workshop: Bring your team for a meaningful bonding experience.
• Buy Furniture: Watch for Scrap2Home at local farmers’ markets.
• Follow + Share: Spread the word on Facebook and LinkedIn.
• Attend Events: Look out for charity nights at local breweries.
Want to learn more or get involved? Visit Scrap2Home.org for details on volunteering, donating or scheduling a workshop.
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The furniture goes directly to families in need through a partnership with New Life Furniture Bank, whose woodshop they have been using. In return for using their shop, Scrap2Home gives everything they build there to the furniture bank, and they pass it on to their clients.
“It has been an awesome partnership that has allowed us to get going and truly prove the concept of Scrap2Home. We are extremely grateful to New Life for all their support,” Francis explains. “The need is alarming, but seeing how the community has rallied around this idea is incredible.”
In addition to building furniture, Scrap2Home offers team-building workshops where businesses and groups build tables together, fostering skills in leadership, collaboration, communication and trust.
LOOKING AHEAD: A NEW CHAPTER IN 2025
Scrap2Home’s next big step is moving into a dedicated woodshop in 2025. This move will allow the nonprofit to expand its operations and independence. The transition will require community support, and Scrap2Home is gearing up for a fundraising campaign.
“This next step is necessary because we are growing, our needs have changed and we need the independence of a new space,” Francis explains. “The move is necessary if we want to be a sustainable organization.”
With the impact they have made so far, Francis and his team have proven that with a little creativity and a lot of heart, even scrap wood can be a foundation for change. Whether you’re donating, building or just spreading the word, there’s a place for you at Scrap2Home.
WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY
WOW Windowboxes Owner Bret Schneider.
Photo by Corrie Schaffeld/Business Courier.
From Music Hall to suburban side streets, countless Greater Cincinnati buildings deliver charming curb appeal, thanks to attractive windowboxes and the flowers and decorative plants contained within. Many of those enhancements have been installed and maintained by the aptly named WOW Windowboxes company.
“We service about 1,500 to 2,000 clients each season,” reports Bret Schneider, owner of WOW Windowboxes. “Each client, no matter the size or scope, receives our unparalleled attention to detail and dedication to delivering a WOW-worthy experience.”
WOW Windowboxes has been designing and installing windowboxes for more than 15 years.
“Since 2009, we’ve been on a mission to brighten homes and businesses with our signature style and exceptional service,” Schneider says. “Even small touches can make a big impact.”
It all began in a garage. Schneider’s mother, Sue, dreamed of having attractive windowboxes for her own home but found the market lacking. After taking matters into her own hands, neighbors soon came calling and things grew from there.
“We started humbly in that garage with a rusty Dodge Durango, hauling supplies—a symbol of our resourcefulness and dedication to making things work with what we had,” Schneider shares. “That same spirit of creativity and determination continues to drive us.”
Today, WOW Windowboxes operates out of a warehouse and office space in Saint Bernard, with 30 talented team members and a fleet of 12 wrapped box trucks to serve Greater Cincinnati.
“Our focus has always been on improving our services and exceeding client expectations at every turn,” Schneider says. “Our full-service approach, including automatic irrigation systems and seasonal maintenance, eliminates hassle.”
Many of the company’s clients are some of the top realtors in the city. Others include members of the Cincinnati Bengals, HOMEARAMA participants and especially individual families looking to brighten up their block.
“While we’re known for our stunning windowboxes, we also design and plant planters and other containers to suit any space,” Schneider explains. “Our services include design, installation and maintenance. We provide irrigation systems to simplify watering and custom planting designs to match our clients’ styles and preferences.”
Regardless of the season or setting, WOW Windowboxes ensures that every container is breathtaking.
“We’ve had so many amazing opportunities to showcase our work, all of which align perfectly with WOW’s mission to create beauty and bring joy to the spaces we touch,” Schneider explains. “We’re thrilled to contribute to making spaces throughout Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky even more memorable and beautiful.”
The creative designers at WOW Windowboxes have a solution ready to impress, even in challenging settings.
“Sometimes it’s not about windowboxes—it might be planters around a pool, windowboxes on deck railings or planters for decks and rooftops,” he says.
While windowboxes add an attractive flair to any setting, some may believe them to be high-maintenance or expensive.
That’s just not the case. Consider budget-friendly and scalable solutions like single pots and two-foot windowboxes that can accommodate nearly any space.
“We’re extremely creative in helping clients bring color and fun into their outdoor spaces, proving that outdoor beauty can be both accessible and versatile,” says Schneider. Add flower power to the outdoor spaces of your home or business this spring with WOW Windowboxes.
events
MARCH 1ST - 31ST
Power of the Purse Grant Applications
Power of the Purse is a local women’s giving circle that gives a $10,000 grant each year to a nonprofit serving women and/or children in Butler County. The grant application window is open through April 1 to any nonprofits that meet their criteria and would like to apply. PowerofthePurseBC.com
MARCH 6TH
West Chester ■ Liberty Chamber Alliance Annual Celebration & Awards
Join The Chamber Alliance for its tribute to outstanding Chamber and community achievements. 2025 Honorees are: Lucas Schroeder, Starting Strength Cincinnati; Ashley Seyberth, Octavia Wealth Advisors; Patrick J. Hinker, Clark Schaefer Hackett; Kathy Cook, Boys and Girls Club of West Chester/Liberty; Jennifer McKenzie, Cincinnati Marriott North; and Lindsey Law, Courtyard & Residence Inn. Reservations required. Tickets available online. TheChamberAlliance.com
MARCH 8TH
HER
Story
& HERitage Festival + En Vogue Concert
Spooky Nook Champion Mill Conference Center, 600 N. B Street, Hamilton | 11:00 AM
Hamilton YWCA honors women and culture at its 125th anniversary celebration, an international community festival and concert. The HERstory & HERitage festival is a curated market celebrating local women and minority-owned businesses through interactive and immersive experiences for all ages, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., with the evening’s En Vogue concert beginning at 8 p.m. Tickets are available online. YWCAHamilton.com
MARCH 8TH - 16TH
Sacksteder’s Home & Garden Show
Sacksteder’s Interiors–Montgomery Store, 9797 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, Ohio and New Trenton Store, 4101 SR 52, New Trenton, Indiana | 10:00 AM
Spring is in the air and Sacksteder’s Interiors is celebrating with a Home & Garden Show at both locations! Bring the sunshine indoors with an arrangement from their vibrant collection of faux botanical floral stems and designs. Refresh your space with furniture and home décor from their inspiring showrooms. Enjoy 20% off during the week-long show, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. SackstedersInteriors.com
MARCH 11TH
Light Up Lakota! School Showcase
Lakota West High School, 8940 Union Centre Boulevard, West Chester | 6:00 PM
The community is invited to the Light Up Lakota! school showcase, 6-7:30 p.m. on March 11. This event will shine the spotlight on the coursework, extracurricular activities, programs and services that directly support the four pillars of Lakota’s strategic plan: WE are Personalized; WE are Future Ready; WE are Fiscally Responsible; and WE are In This Together. LakotaOnline.com
MARCH 11TH
Power of the Purse Women, Wine & Wellness
Tommie’s Place, 4845 Premier Way Suite 2, West Chester | 6:00 PM
Power of the Purse hosts a Women, Wine & Wellness social event in honor of International Women’s Day on March 11. Visit their new website for details and tickets. PowerofthePurseBC.com
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MARCH 15TH
Shamrock Shuffle
The Square at Union Centre, 9363 Centre Pointe Drive, West Chester | 9:00 AM
Take part in the Shamrock Shuffle, the popular 5K and community block party that brings families and businesses together to raise funds. Proceeds benefit EDGE Teen Center and other local nonprofits through Charity Team Give Back. Runners can be chip timed or untimed, or you can jog or walk at your own pace. Register online. FindARace.com/us/events/the-shamrock-shuffle
MARCH 15TH
Hope in Bloom Spring Gala
Oscar Event Center, 5440 Dixie Highway, Fairfield | 5:30 PM
Make a local and lasting impact on children in our community living in foster care at Hope in Bloom, a spring gala celebration benefitting Hope’s Closet. Enjoy dinner, dancing, a silent auction and more. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Purchase tickets online. HopesClosetOhio.org
MARCH 15TH + 16TH
Bliss Home Market Cincinnati Warehouse Sale
Bliss Home Market Cincinnati, 9415 Meridian Way, West Chester | 8:00 AM
March marks the one-year anniversary of Bliss Home Market Cincinnati in West Chester. Only open the second weekend of each month, its warehouse is restocked with quality, brand-name furniture and home décor each sale, ready to go home with you at affordable prices. Open 8 a.m.-1 p.m. on Saturday and 12-4 p.m. on Sunday. Cincy.BlissHomeMarket.com
MARCH 22ND
Rotary Club of West Chester/Liberty Pickleball Tournament
The Pickle Lodge, 7373 Kingsgate Way, West Chester | 1:00 PM
Get your pickleball on for the Rotary Pickleball Tournament fundraiser, March 22 at The Pickle Lodge. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or picking up a paddle for the first time, there’s a bracket for you! (Fans are welcome to watch and cheer, too.) Proceeds benefit the Rotary Club of West Chester/ Liberty Charitable Fund. Register online. App.EventCaddy.com/events/west-chester-rotary-2025-pickleball-tournament/register
MARCH 23RD
Club Rally Pickleball Tournament for Boys & Girls Club of West Chester/Liberty
The Pickle Lodge, 7373 Kingsgate Way, West Chester | 2:00 PM
Celebrate the 10th anniversary of Boys & Girls Club of West Chester/Liberty with a pickleball competition. From beginners to seasoned players, this coed round-robin tournament is a fundraiser to support the successful after-school and summer programming made available to more than 700 youth each year at Boys & Girls Club. Sign up online. PickleballTournaments.com/tournaments/club-rally-pickleballtournament-benefiting-boys-and-girls-club-of-west-chester-liberty
MARCH 27TH - 29TH
Mean Girls
Lakota East High School Theater, 6840 Lakota Lane, Liberty Township | 7:00 PM
This hilarious, yet truthful, musical with a book by Tina Fey is a cautionary tale that explores the consequences of high school relational aggression. Making fun of someone won't make you any better, and even the people you don't like at all are still people. Shows begin at 7 p.m., Thursday through Saturday. Purchase tickets online. LakotaEastTheatre.org
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