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GREEN ACRES

Strawberry Fields Flowers & Gifts owner Deanna King trades her Fan home for the Hanover County countryside.

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Living space expands to the outdoors at Mongrel owner Mark Burkett’s Westover Hills home.

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THE WHERE TO FIND IT GUIDE Every resource

Take advantage of spring’s bounty with Kendra Feather’s fresh vegetarian recipes.

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The porch you never want to leave When the backyard attacks

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Spies, quoits and a roll down the street

Gardening

Good bugs vs. bad bugs

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The Back Page

House tours everywhere!

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A grab bag of websites, books and products

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id you know that honeysuckles are pink? I didn’t actually EXTRAS know that either — all of the honeysuckles strangling my shrubbery are pale yellow. However, Pantone, that arbiter of color, has declared Honeysuckle Pink this year’s big color. I don’t have a problem with that; I like pink. And I think you’ll see in this issue that we’ve found lots of great things in pink for you from around town.

We’ll tell you how to track down those pink things, too. Right here, between the covers of the May/June R•Home, you’ll find a guide to everything you need to fix, change or improve your home. It’s a giant list of stores, craftspeople, designers, landscapers, architects and more. No longer will you be able to claim that you don’t know where to get that ratty chair recovered or who to faux-finish your powder room or how to repair your wrought iron fencing. We have the answers. It’s officially been spring for more than a month, and it’s time to start sprucing up the domicile.

For inspiration, you might want to check out the two houses we’re featuring on Page 34 and Page 40. Deanna King, owner of Strawberry Fields Flowers & Gifts, never thought she could be happy anywhere else except the city, but a house in Hanover County changed all of that for her. Its airy, open rooms and rustic modern style gave her new insight into the charms of country living.

Mongrel owner Mark Burkett didn’t want to add Tour this house! onto his house to expand its square footage. InBrandon Fox Sunday, May 15 stead, he created open-air “rooms” in a garden full and husband at 1 p.m. RSVP of flowers and carefully tended foliage. Inside, he Chris Arias mixes mid-century modern with quirky collections to tour@rhome and deep colors. It’s a house deliberately designed mag.com. Story to bring the outdoors in and those indoors out.

Tasha Tolliver shares Mark Burkett’s sensibilon Page 40 ity, and when we were looking for Richmond’s best porch (The Hunt, Page 180), we knew found it. The family uses the porch all year round, and CORRECTIONS Tolliver says, “This is our second living room, We misidentified designer David our main hanging out spot.” (We’re looking for a Barden’s statue in our story about great teenager’s room for our next issue him in the March/April issue. It is a — e-mail your suggestions to thehunt@ wood-carved Thai rhomemag.com.) warrior goddess.

Now is the perfect time to make a Follow us on trip to the farmers market and pick up CLARIFICATION twitter at the ingredients you’ll need for a vegeIn last issue’s cover tarian dinner party that will make your story, Balcony Bliss, the guests forget all about meat. Kendra artwork and the green glass bowl in the dining Feather, owner of Ipanema Café and room of Bob Scudder Garnett’s Café, takes a selection of seasonal produce and transforms and Dougie Bowman’s it into dishes like Sautéed Black-eyed Peas, Cherry Tomatoes and Yard condo came from Chasen GallerOnions over Corn Grits, and Lace Johnny Cake with Honey, Fresh Strawberries ies in Carytown. and Whipped Cream.

Senior move manager Leigh Not all bugs are bad, and we’re pleased to have Arthur V. Evans, whom Burke of Transitions with Leigh LLC you may have heard talking insects on 88.9 FM WCVE’s What’s Bugging You?, had lots of great suggestions for explain which bugs are good for the garden and for the environment. Some may downsizing in our last issue. If you surprise you. would like to ask her any questions, So, our recommendation is to get outside and smell the pink honeysuckles — she can be contacted at 784-8871. even if they’re yellow.

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Kris Spisak grew up watching home-design television shows in a household where rearranging furniture was a project for every season.

Now an English and Humanities instructor at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College, she also works as a freelance editor, copywriter and journalist.

Harry Kollatz Jr. believes that the new metric for determining a true Richmonder is that you were born in a hospital now gone condo — like Richmond Memorial, his birthplace, which is surely destined for a plaque to honor that blessed event. He’s written for Richmond magazine since late 1992 and has covered subjects ranging from lost-and-founds to Edmund Ruffin. He’s also written two books of Richmond history and is a co-founder of the Firehouse Theatre.

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R•Home: How did you get started working with metal?

Heavy Lifting N i c h o l a i J e r o m e o f S pa r ta n S t u d i o s m a k e s c u s to m m e ta lw o r k p r o j e c t s  By Elizabeth Cogar Batty

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Nicholai Jerome: My father had an art business in Texas, and my dad’s side of the family was all Russian immigrants who were ironworkers. I grew up around metalwork tools, and I’ve been scan it building things since I was single digits. I went to community college and took drafting and design, weldGet free app at gettag.mobi ing and metallurgy.

See pg. 8 for info I did my first client work when I was working as a DJ and made a sign for Tiki Bob’s Cantina.

Since then I’ve made quite a few signs and custom items — one out of an old film reel with a glass top, one out of railroad ties encased in plastic, also end tables and consoles. I also make art pieces, sculpture like the hand I’m working on now for the shop Living (on Grove Avenue).

n a 4,000-square-foot Scott’s Addition space, Nicholai Jerome spends his days bending steel to his will. As owner of Spartan Studios, Jerome is juggling “artistic functionality” projects for both interiors and exteriors of homes and businesses as he works 16 hours daily. It’s an industrious-looking place — layers of dust, noise from tools and music, flying sparks and a slightly organized jumble of works-in-progress, tools and scraps of every kind of metal that might find their way into future projects such as railings, arbors, trellises, kitchen pot and wine racks or patio furniture. It looks a bit chaotic, but the finished products that emerge from the studio feature sleek, clean lines. Clients include Helen Reed of HL Reed Design, the Glave Kocen Gallery, Ruth & Ollie, restaurants like C’est Le Vin and individuals who’ve commissioned objects for their home or garden.

You can contact Nicholai Jerome of Spartan Studios at 986-9440 or visit spartanmetalwerks.com.

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Jerome: The satisfaction of the finished work, but also the process of having an idea and trying to figure out how to solve the problems of making it happen — the aesthetics, functionality and strength.

And the tools … torches, wrenches, angle grinders, plasma cutters, and I even have a light saber!

R•Home: What do you find most challenging?

Jerome: Other than the heavy lifting? I suppose

“I’d like to make things that will be appreciated, serve a purpose and be around for a very long time.”  nicholai jerome

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When you’re doing work by hand with old techniques, it’s difficult. But motivation is a big part of what keeps me at it. I love what I do.

R•Home: Who works with you?

Jerome: I have three apprentices right now. It’s a very collaborative process.

I do most of the design work, and they are learning how to do the metalwork.

Also, my father [Rick Smith] makes stained glass here, and [seamstress] Lilly Evelet and glassblower Scarlett Colyer share the space, too.

R•Home: What do you aspire to do?

Jerome: Bigger things.

Have a bigger company, a complete shop with carpentry, masonry, glass, welding, all to produce fine art pieces. I’d love to have a team of artisans go with me to do art pieces and projects around the world.

I love design, and I love architecture. I’d like to make things that will be appreciated, serve a purpose and be around for a very, very long time.

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Down the handsomely angled back steps, it’s an easy transition from relaxation to play for the whole family, including their dog, Polo.

porch in Mullens, W.Va. She knew the beauty of a space where one could be surrounded by fresh air and natural light, while still enjoying the cozy comforts of home. “I wanted a space like that for our family,” she says.

Built in 1930 by noted architect Edward Jones, their brick Cape Cod had already been renovated in the 1980s, nearly doubling its size at that time. Taking the “Big Wild” that they looked out upon as their inspiration, the family hired Morgan Pierce of Grace Street Home Additions (now at 3North) to take on another expansion.

This renovation, just like the one before, was dedicated to maintaining the historic style of the home. Segmented archways and columns echo Edward Jones’ original vision. Dark hardwood floors made of ipe wood from South America sets a tone of graceful simplicity. “Whatever was added on needed to feel organic with what was there already,” Tolliver says.

The original deck was extended and covered, and in addition to that openair space, a screened porch was added

with doors connecting it both to the rest of the porch and to the kitchen, creating a new circular flow. With fi nishing touches added by Kat Liebschwager, co-owner of Ruth & Ollie in Carytown and owner of Kat Liebschwager Interiors, the new screened porch found a perfect balance of traditional and modern style, comfort and distinction.

In the fall, McKinney watches football on their porch, during the last warm days of the season. This past year, as Christmas snow fell, the family watched the fl akes swirl from the covered back porch, surrounded by heat lamps and blankets. “The only problem was that we had to keep running out

for more fuel for the heaters,” says Tolliver. “It was so nice that we just didn’t want to go inside.”

“This is our second living room, our main hanging out spot. We absolutely love it.” And who wouldn’t want to spend time on such a back porch, surrounded by the “Big Wild” and all the comforts of home?

The end result has become the family’s favorite part of the house — a room used all four seasons of the year.

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Mossy & Moldy MY BRAIN IN 3-D  By Maureen Egan

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he sun shines, blossoms bounce in a soft breeze, and a hammock beckons. A painting of Eden has inspired me to write poetic picturebook lines more than once: Down at the creek, water wanders, tadpoles tickle toes, and feet feel cool… Down at the creek, dragonflies dance, butterflies balance, and no bees sting.

Oh, enough with the italics — I know what it’s really like out there! There’s no rhyme or reason to my yard’s state of disarray, so my figurative bubble bursts once I spend more than a few minutes outside and actually look at what’s going on in my yard — or maybe that’s just my brain exploding.

Going out in my yard makes me confront the evidence that I haven’t followed through on any of my 47 plans for transplanting, transforming and transcending in 304 easy steps. I live in fear that my yard is a 3-D version of my brain — creative, clumsy and cluttered — with the added attractions of leaf mold and bugs. That makes walking through my yard akin to walking through my brain; it’s too psychedelic and chaotic for my taste. Get me out of here!

My poetic self dabbles in fantasy, half-remembered bliss, idylls in the outdoors. The more prosaic me sighs a lot and utters lines not suitable for children. I hang my head at my disheveled front yard — I call it nouveau mess — that looks like it leads to the Clampetts’ backyard. I’m waiting for inspiration; I swear a lot. In the meantime, our old minivan parked just so hides the worst

of it from the neighbors. Since when does a dirty and dented 2001 minivan not connote curb appeal?

My yard has its good points, as does my mind.

They both respond well to a concerted round of raking out beds, but then one thing leads to another and trouble starts. I might discover a hand tool that I lost a season or two ago in the vinca major, so that makes me happy, but I just as often lose the tool that I mean to use in the present, so that makes me insane. With paths and a creek and several levels, my yard looks like someone planned it and then gave up. It’s not so much that looks are deceiving, but looking invariably leads to perceiving problems and conceiving new projects. There are well-intentioned endeavors, and then there are the “Well, what the hell was she thinking?!” variety. At best, they’re almost always unfi nished, which is often just as well.

I tend toward the whimsical (read: wacko), and my husband tends toward the practical (read: boring).

When perhaps I should be outside watering or problem-solving or propping up an eroding hill, instead I get distracted by a fallen branch that is awesome! It’s perfect for something. It looks like an animal’s skull and would make a fantastic sculptural mailbox at the dilapidated treehouse over there. So off I go, possibly led astray by leftover shards of fl agstone that would make a classic and cool mini-Stonehenge in another desolate section of the yard. They really would. Too bad there’s no app for that. It’s no wonder my husband is afraid to pick up sticks and stones in the yard; it’s difficult even for me to distinguish my artsy collections from the fi rewood and junk piles.

I must give myself credit where it is due, though.

My grow-my-own pine-straw plan —throw pinecones willy-nilly along paths and hope for the best — is working. A couple of loblolly pines have jumped up alongside the paths where pine straw belongs. That they are Charlie Brown Christmas tree-esque charms me enough that I believe the project is successful, even though the four needles of pine straw they will drop will never relieve me of my (and my dutiful brother-in-law’s) annual pine-straw retrieval duties.

My ivy extermination project is going about as expected, too. It’s going to kill me. The key to it has been giving up all hope. Putting that into effect streamlined the process. The ivy has won. It decimated the vinca minor that hugged those hills for decades, but it couldn’t hang on through a series of droughts. That damned ivy is better at following through than I am. I might as well just sit this spring out — or in — and catch up on my writing: Down in my yard, ivy attacks, pricker bushes zing, sewer line cracks, and bees do sting.

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DEBORAH ROGERS SCULPTURE “It’s poetic

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GHOSTPRINT OWNER GERALDINE DUSKIN ’S FAVORITE THINGS  By Megan Marconyak

When Geraldine Duskin moved into her Church Hill home two years ago, she fi lled it with items she’d collected over time. As she’s lived there, she’s added pieces from favorite Richmond retailers and from artists who’ve shown at Ghostprint Gallery, the art gallery she and her daughter, Dorothea, have owned for three years. Ghostprint showcases “the work we feel expresses something people can respond to,” Duskin says, and the art is principally figurative, contemporary painting. 

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CANDLESTICK COLLECTION Duskin’s candlesticks come from a variety of countries and reflect a variety of styles, including Daum Nancy, Dansk, Swid Powell, English Liberty and Cartier.

FRENCH COUTURE DRESS

Duskin wore this beaded couture dress from the 1920s to the Picasso dinner at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. She’s had it for a long time and adores the careful detailing.

“I’m a modernist and a romantic at the same time,” Duskin says. “I like to put together an eclectic mix.” She developed her taste while living in Paris and traveling in Europe. Today, she fi lls her home only with items she likes and keeps clutter to a minimum.

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“He was the first friend I made when I moved here. He has a really developed eye for midcentury, and he does wonderful furniture.” This bench, made from forged and patinated steel, is topped with a silk cushion.

AFRICAN SCULPTURES

African art was a major influence on the Cubist movement.

ART BOOKS

Duskin has more art books than she has room for. She displays them on bookshelves, coffee tables and throughout her home.

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he clapboard house at 217 W. Grace St. was built in 1794, while Thomas Jefferson and George Washington still lived — but on the southeast corner of Ninth and Broad.

And therein lies our story.

John Hopkins, United States commissioner of loans, lived at the northwest corner of Seventh and Broad streets and constructed the house nearby as investment property.

Its first occupant was French national Jean-August Marie Chevallié. He came to Virginia during the Revolution as a (possibly secret) agent for Pierre Beaumarchais, watchmaker, writer, musician and spy. Chevallié soon prospered in the renowned Richmond milling business.

Daniel Call lived in the house from 1798 to 1820. Call was a student of George Wythe, John Marshall’s brother-in-law and a lawyer of distinction. Also among Wythe’s pupils were Jefferson and Henry Clay.

Call married Wythe’s niece Elizabeth Taliaferro (pronounced “Tolliver” in Ruchmund-ese). She died in 1793 following the birth of their daughter Anne. In May 1797 he wed Lucy Nel-

son Ambler, sister-in-law of attorney and statesman John Marshall. Call handled cases involving Virginia’s elite. He also voluntarily recorded the precedents of court proceedings and began publishing them as books in 1801.

Besides Call’s intellectual pursuits, he was also known for the size of his gob. Call’s mouth was so large that his great-grandson recalled, “If he yawns, you’re gone by God!” After Call moved out in 1820, he kept the house as rental property until his death in 1840. Mann S. Valentine I bought the site and later sold “one wooden house” to Alexander Brooks, $169 for the house and $1.25 for the fence. Brooks rolled the house

Call’s Quoits Daniel Call also belonged, with father-in-law John Marshall, to the “Quoits Club,” a group of 25 prominent men who biweekly met at a shady spring north of Broad and just west of Hancock Street. Club co-founder the Rev. John Buchanan owned the property. They feasted on barbecue roasted at the site, consumed mint juleps and engaged in hurling brass rings at pegs, a game similar to horseshoes called Quoits. Club rules forbade the membership to speak of politics.

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up Grace Street to Madison. The family lived there for decades.

The house in 1883 became the property of All Saints Episcopal Church. Various private schools during 1888 to 1936 held classes there, including those taught by author and women’s rights activist Mary Johnston.

During the early 1900s, the Call house became a gathering place for the Richmond Art Club and was saved in 1906 when All Saints trustee Peter Mayo was dissuaded from tearing it down.

Extensive interior alteration and modernization was required in 1936 by the Frank A. Bliley Funeral Home.

The mortuary left around 1981.

The building then housed Alexander Dean clothiers and later the Medical College of Virginia Pre-Natal Health Center. Today, as they did in the past, the floors resound with running young feet and walls echo with children’s laughter. The Richmond Preparatory Christian Academy convened its kindergarten classes there in 2006.

Though uprooted, moved and made over, the Call House’s history demonstrates the colorful life of an old house allowed to endure.

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The Black Swallowtail caterpillar inspires respect when it expands its orange osmeterium, releasing a nasty smell.

The Good, the Bad & the Beautiful RICHMOND ’S BACKYARD BUGS  By Arthur V. Evans

For me, the arrival of spring is heralded not only with the flush of blooms, but also by the emergence of insects. I

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1 SEVEN-SPOTTED LADY BEETLES, Coccinella septempunctata (Linnaeus)

2 GOLDEN NORTHERN BUMBLEBEE, Bombus fervidus (Fabricius)

3 BLACK SOLDIER FLY, Hermetia illucens (Linnaeus)

4 PAPER WASP, Polistes annularis (Linnaeus)

5 ZEBRA SWALLOWTAIL, Eurytides marcellus (Cramer)

6 BLACK SWALLOWTAIL CATERPILLAR, Papilio polyxenes (Fabricius)

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realize that I’m in the minority, but the appearance of these six-legged denizens of our gardens and parks after a long, cold, drab winter is akin to seeing old friends.

For others, the spring emergence of insects marks the continuation of a battle that’s been waged for centuries. Gardeners worry that uncontrolled populations of insects will inflict untold damage to their favorite plants. Marketing firms selling pesticides reinforce these concerns by spending millions of dollars annually to remind us that bugs are bad, and the only good bug is a dead one.

We talk about “good” and “bad” insects as if they represent a natural dichotomy, but our relationship to insects is complex and should be considered within a broader ecological context.

“Beneficial” and “pest” are

more applicable terms when considering insects and their direct impact on our lives.

Beneficial insects can provide us with useful services or products, such as lady beetles (1 ) eating aphids or silkworms producing silk.

European honeybees usually top the list of beneficial insects thanks to their pollination services, and honey and wax production.

But the job of pollinating native plants usually falls on species indigenous to North America, such as the bumblebee (2 ).

Unfortunately, all bees are in trouble these days due to a perfect storm of habitat loss, pesticide use, disease and parasitic mites.

In addition, there is the decline of native pollen and nectar sources in today’s gardens and parks.

There are many other kinds of beneficial insects right outside our doors.

Black soldier flies (3 ) are wasp-like insects that don’t bite or sting. Just the name “fly” is enough for some folks to dismiss them all as pests. However, the adults are frequently seen in gardens resting on plants and walls, while their flattened and leathery larvae lead more secretive and subterranean lives breaking down compost and mulch.

Paper wasps (4 ) are another much-maligned garden insect and deserve a second look. Yes, they sometimes build their nests in inconvenient places near doors and windows — and are quite capable of defending their nest location with painful stings.

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their time scouring gardens and woods not only for nectar, but also for other insects, many considered pests. These wasps mash up their prey with powerful jaws and offer them up as food to their larvae suspended upside down in the nest.

The benefit of insects goes beyond what they eat or don’t eat and can be purely aesthetic. Butterflies (5 ) are always crowd-pleasers and don’t suffer the stigma of most insects. But it’s easy to overlook their plant-munching offspring as they flit from flower to flower to sip nectar. Even the boldly marked fenneland parsley-eating caterpillars (6 ) of the black swallowtail butterfly can inspire respect when they defensively expand their stinky fluorescent orange osmeterium (which looks like thick antennae) in a gesture of defiance.

No Richmond summer would be complete without the choruses of crickets and katydids, and the buzzing and wails of amorous male cicadas. The heavy pulsing drone of the northern dusk singing cicada (7 ), the largest and arguably loudest singing insect in Virginia, fills the air just as the sun shines its last for the day.

The challenge for us is to transform 7 northern dusk-singing our fear and cicada, Tibicen auletes (Germar) loathing of insects into at least a modicum of appreciation and respect. By knowing more about the multilegged “enemy,� most people can develop a grudging respect, if not a full-blown admiration for insects. By taking the time to get to know some of the species that share our spaces, we can begin to see how most insects benefit our lives materially and aesthetically, and increase our enjoyment of Richmond’s natural heritage.

Entomologist and photographer Dr. Art Evans is the author of Field Guide to Insects and Spiders of North America. His weekly radio segment What’s Bugging You? airs Tuesday mornings at 8:35 a.m. on 88.9 FM WCVE Richmond Public Radio. You can contact him on Facebook.

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Green Acres

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Before she moved to western Hanover County in July 2009, Deanna King had never seen a tick before. Or the thick nest of burrs that she spent two hours picking out of the fur of her golden Labradoodle. “What in the world are these?” she wondered.

“I’ve always lived in a suburb or a city,” King says. “The country was so new to me. It’s been a really eye-opening experience.” Originally from Rochester, N.Y., King had been a Fan resident since 1990 and the owner

of Strawberry Fields Flowers and Gifts on Strawberry Street since 2005. Leaving the city wasn’t exactly on her to-do list.

But when a house she’d seen on a winding country drive was still on the market a year later — and for half the original selling price — she and her husband thought, “‘It must be meant to be.’

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dining room A Van Jester Woodworks table custom-made by Bill Fields is a rustic foil for the metal chairs surrounding it. Small paintings by artist Chris Palmer line the metal shelves found at Old Lucketts Store near Leesburg.

artwork Birds in Trees sculpture by Chris Stiles

try cape,” they moved in a few months later.

Set amid 12 acres of sprawling woods that include an historic mill built in 1735, the home was built in 2006. “That was a point of contention, because we love old houses,” says Deanna. “We decided to come in and give it enough character to make it feel older.”

Although she loved the open living room space that boasts 18-foot ceilings and a view of a waterfall at the intersection of Bull Creek and New Found River, she wasn’t a huge fan of the skylight and Palladian windows, which she felt made the house look dated.

“I guess you’re trying to bring in modern and new but mix it with old, too,” says Deanna. “I like modern, but I don’t like everything modern.”

To increase the rustic feel, she bought an eclectic mix of furniture from Sheppard Street Antiques. She also added a stone fireplace and hired Eric Schmoldt of Advantage Construction to design molding for

every room and floor-to-ceiling bookshelves. Schmoldt also did repair work on the mill, which King felt was her responsibility to maintain.

Prior to purchase, the new house had been finished but never lived in, and there was more work to be done. “The whole inside was just blank — undone,” says King. With minimal lighting, no yard, no driveway and an exterior that had been primed but never painted, they expanded the house and completed a number of finishing touches. Recessed lighting, concrete countertops and new kitchen fixtures were installed.

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yard into a space that’s more amenable for entertaining.

In the meantime, King has been soaking up the benefits of country life. “I get the best of both worlds,” she says. “I’m downtown all day, but it’s great to come home because it’s so peaceful. It’s pretty and relaxing. When we were in the Fan, we never really went outside.

We just didn’t have the luxury — we’d go walking, but it’s not the same.” Recently she and her husband took a walk to a 300acre farm that breeds Arabian horses near their house. “I’d never had that experience before,” she says. “Being out here has made me become more of an animal lover. I thought ‘Oh my God, a pregnant horse?’ It’s been awesome.” 

MILL Built in 1735, the structure is part of King’s Hanover County property.

BEDROOM King’s golden labradoodle, Marvin, finds a comfortable spot in the master bedroom. The bedding is from Restoration Hardware, and the bed is from La Différence.

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terior walls in off-white shades.

“In the Fan, I felt that every room had to be a color. Now, I’m in my neutral phase. The orange bathroom is the most colorful thing downstairs. Orange has been my favorite color since I was a little kid. I had to have something!”

Designer and home stylist Wendy Umanoff (who also styled the R•Home photo shoot for the story) helped Deanna achieve her goal of striking a balance between the old and the new. “Wendy’s a little bit of everything,” says King. “What was great is that she and I could work together.” Umanoff walked King through the process of designing a custommade dining room table at Van Jester Woodworks in Scott’s Addition; she also helped King with color, fabric and furniture selections for the house, often bringing samples by for her to see while King was working at Strawberry Fields.

Although King has made substantial progress toward perfecting her haven in the country, she’s not done yet. “It’s still a work in progress,” says King. “We really like to look at art and find pieces. There are still a lot of empty walls around here.” In addition to collecting more artwork, she plans to renovate the master bathroom and is in conversations with an architectural landscape firm about transforming the back-

Mark Burkett MONGREL

View Master

Mongrel’s Mark Burkett nearly doubled the footprint of his home with outdoor rooms

By Megan Marconyak Photos by Barry Fitzgerald

A bright red front door peeking through a mission-style gate is the first indicator that Mark Burkett and Jay Pearson’s Westover Hills home has plenty of personality. The copper gate, made by Cathy Vaughn to cut through a “living” ivy fence, reveals a hint of the interior’s splashy style that’s otherwise hidden from the street.

Burkett, co-owner of Carytown’s Mongrel and two chocolate-and-stationery shops called chocolatepaper in Roanoke, has a bold, sharply defined aesthetic,

which is reflected throughout his home, yard and garden.

In 1992, Burkett moved into his Cape Cod home, which was built in 1949. Over the years, he has left the house’s structure mostly intact. He redid his kitchen when he first moved in, and it’s on tap for another update this year. He also removed an old furnace and added a natural gas heating system and fireplace, along with central air.

“I like 1950s mid-century modern. It was such a simple pe-

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Italian vases from the 1920s to the 1960s line the living room’s mantel.

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Mark Burkett has moved taste-wise from white walls to deeper, stronger colors. “It adds warmth and just gives me a good feeling,” he says.

Cabinets made from old windows set off Burkett’s collections of glass and Fiestaware. He added French doors to bring the outdoors inside.

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dining room

Mark Burkett garden

Mark Burkett and Jay Pearson

Italian vases from the 1950s and 1960s (with a few from the ’20s and ’30s) are displayed on the mantel in his living room, which, like most of the rooms in his house, features small lamps. “I like accent lights instead of an overhead glare, and I use a lot of dimmers,” he says. “Every room has three or four lamps in the corners.”

Upstairs are two bedrooms and one bath, and Burkett and Pearson use the entire floor as a master suite. The larger bedroom contains a bed, dressers and a desk; they transformed the second bedroom into a walk-in closet, with hanging racks and one wall lined with four sleek, black dressers from La Différence. “Every woman who comes into this house loves that room,” says Burkett.

Over time, he’s changed the wall colors. “I used to have white

sunroom The sunroom was originally a small side porch that Burkett enclosed.

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patio When Burkett installed weatherproof glass in the sunroom, he moved the original windows to an adjacent space to create an outdoor living area.

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riod,” Burkett says. He mixes mission and mid-century pieces together throughout his home.

“I like the color, I like the lines and I like the style,” he says.

Burkett showcases his collection of pink elephant glassware from the 1950s in one of two lighted corner shelves made out of old windows in the dining room. “It’s just fun stuff,” he says. “It’s the thing that got me started collecting.” On the opposite wall, Fiestaware also is displayed in a glass cabinet made from old windows, and a large glass dining-room table from La Différence fills the center of the room. “I like the clear glass with so much other stuff going on in here.”

Burkett also collects paintings by Carlo of Hollywood, and they fill the house with their trapezoid-shaped frames. He found the first one at an antiques mall. “The asymmetrical frame caught my eye,” he says.

After that, he kept looking for more. He’s found Carlo’s work in a variety of different mediums, but despite searching for years, he hasn’t been able to find much information on the artist. “I think Carlo sketched the originals, then other people finished them,” he says. Today he has about 35 Carlo paintings displayed throughout his house.

He also used to collect paintby-numbers paintings and still displays a few favorites in his dining and living rooms. The rest of the other 300 or so are stored away.

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exterior

Burkett has added about 1,000 square feet of living space outdoors.

walls, then I went to gray,” he says. Now, most of the walls in his home are painted in strong colors, like the gold in his living room and the teal in his glassed-in porch. “It adds warmth and just gives me a good feeling,” he says. “The colors also change with the sun throughout the day.”

When Burkett first enclosed the patio, he replaced the screens with old glass window panels from a friend’s 1950s house. After he upgraded to weatherproof glass, he moved the glass panels to an adjacent space to create one of several outdoor living areas. “I left it rough and let it peel,” he

says. “It sets the boundaries for the outdoor room.”

Although Burkett loves his home, he sometimes wishes the rooms were bigger, and that’s inspired him to add space by creating those outdoor living areas. His house is 1,500 square feet, and he’s added about 1,100 square feet of decking and outdoor rooms.

When he moved in, the only thing behind the house was a brick patio. Burkett has added three seating areas with pergolas and ceiling fans, a koi pond, extensive gardens, and two cottage sheds for storage.

Light and a view of the outdoors is one of the most important elements throughout Burkett’s home. “I love light coming in, and bringing the outside inside,” he says. He replaced the double window in his dining room with a set of French double doors, which has become one of his favorite elements of the house. “Weather-permitting, the doors are always open.” 

front gate The mission-style front gate, made of copper piping by Cathy Vaughn, cuts through a “living” ivy fence.

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WALK-IN CLOSET Upstairs, a second bedroom was turned into a walk-in closet. One wall is lined with black dressers from La Différence.

STAIRWELL

Art lines the stairway leading to the second floor.

The master bedroom is filled with works by Carlo of Hollywood. “The asymmetrical frame caught my eye,” he says of the first one he found.

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season eats Kendra Feather cooks up easy vegetarian dishes that take advantage of spring’s bounty. by brandon fox | photos by kip dawkins | styled by marcie blough

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May and June are bursting with berries like the ones in this cocktail (top left) and spring greens like the baby spinach (just below), along with all-yearround cherry tomatoes that you can combine with black-eyed peas (far right ).

Don’t scream, all of you unrepentant carnivores out there. Vegetarianism isn’t as horrifying as you think.

“I’ve always felt the main reason people were resistant to it was because [vegetarian food] was marketed poorly,” says Kendra Feather, owner of Ipanema Café and Garnett’s Café. “Vegetarian food is often linked to animalrights activism, which some people find very aggressive.

PETA has made some terrible choices in the past that did more harm than good to the vegetarian cause.”

Feather opened her vegetarian restaurant, Ipanema Café, nearly 20 years ago.

“I discovered vegetarian cuisine through a cookbook called Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone by Deborah Madison,” Feather says. “To this day, it’s still my favorite and so is she. I’ve never been a vegetarian — I have been more of a pescatarian for most of my life.”

In his 2008 book In Defense of Food, best-selling author Michael Pollan exhorts: “Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.”

Finally, people seem to be

listening. The popularity of vegetarianism is on the upswing, and veganism, or a diet that avoids all animal products including eggs and dairy, has seen a surge as well, partially because of its appeal as a weightloss technique.

“Honestly,” says Feather, “you can sell anything in America if you appeal to people’s vanity. Tell them that it will make them skinny and look younger and voilà! A perfect example is the Skinny Bitch book. It’s a vegan diet written by a former model (Kim Barnouin, along with Rory Freedman).

The menu created by Kendra Feather (above right ) captures the taste of springtime in dishes like Dijon-crusted tofu (at left), fresh asparagus topped with a golden fried egg (below left) and bright green creamed spinach (below right).

That would have been an impossible concept 12 years ago.”

Yet despite its growing popularity, vegetarian food can be a hard sell to the committed and occasionally defiant meatlover. “You cannot reproduce the taste of animal fat,” says Feather. “The taste of roasted fennel to me is like the flavor of sausage, but the depth of flavor added by the fat is missing.”

How to solve that problem?

Feather says to “learn how to develop layers of flavor without that fat. Shallots and olive oil.

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White wine reduction with a bay leaf. Little tricks like that help give a flavor boost.”

With this in mind, you’ll find a menu created by Feather for a springtime vegetarian dinner party on the next page. Strawberries, asparagus and greens — these are the fruits and vegetables of May and June. Most of the ingredients can be found at farmers markets right now.

Best of all, the recipes are easy, accessible and delicious — even for the novice or parttime vegetarian. 

Recipes Sautéed Asparagus with Shaved Parmesan and Fried Yard Egg

Creamed Spinach

A yard egg comes from a yard bird. Translation: a chicken egg comes from a chicken. Any eggs can be used, but those bought directly from a farm are fresher and taste a lot better. ingredients  1 large bunch of asparagus, the woody ends snapped off

 1 tablespoon of butter  1 clove garlic, minced  Parmesan cheese

 1 egg  Salt and pepper to taste

directions Boil a large pot of salted water and blanch the asparagus until it softens and turns bright green (about 2 to 3 minutes). Meanwhile, melt the butter in a medium cast-iron pan and sauté the garlic until fragrant.

Drain the asparagus and throw it in the pan with the butter and garlic, sprinkling with salt and pepper to taste. Sauté until al dente, then remove it. In the same pan, adding more butter if needed, fry the egg. Arrange the asparagus on a plate and shave Parmesan cheese over it to taste, and top with the fried egg.

Skillet Mustard Tofu

ingredients  1 block of extra-firm tofu  2 tablespoons of Dijon mustard  1 tablespoon of olive oil  Salt and pepper to taste directions Cut the tofu into thin slices.

Smear each slice of tofu on one side with the mustard (similar to the way that you’d spread mustard on bread for a sandwich). Add the olive oil to a medium cast-iron skillet and get it super hot. Add the tofu slices, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and sear until they’re good and crisp. Flip them over.

Sear. Serve immediately.

ingredients  1 pound of baby spinach  1 tablespoon of butter  1 clove of garlic, minced  2 shallots, minced  2 to 4 tablespoons of heavy cream, to taste  Pinch of nutmeg directions Melt the butter in a pan. When it bubbles, add the spinach, minced garlic and shallots. Stir until the greens begin to wilt. Add the heavy cream and a pinch of nutmeg. Stir until the cream is heated through and serve.

Sautéed Black-eyed Peas, Cherry Tomatoes and Yard Onions over Corn Grits

Yard onions are just what you think they are — those wild onions persistently growing in almost everyone’s yard. Chives can be substituted. ingredients  1 cup of stone-ground grits (Byrd Mill Co. in Ashland makes very good grits)  4 cups of vegetable stock or water  Salt and pepper to taste

2 tablespoons of butter 1 clove of garlic, minced 1 dry pint of cherry tomatoes 1 can of black-eyed peas, drained and rinsed  1 tablespoon of olive oil    

 Pinch of cumin  1 sprig of fresh thyme, leaves minced  1 tablespoon of yard onions (or chives), chopped

directions Bring the stock or water to a boil and add the grits. Turn down the heat to medium-low and simmer, stirring frequently, until the grits are nice and thick. Add the butter, salt and pepper, and stir until well combined. In a medium cast-iron skillet, gently heat the olive oil. Add the garlic and sauté until fragrant. Sprinkle with a pinch of cumin and add all of the other ingredients, except for the yard onions, to the pan and then sauté until the cherry tomatoes are on the verge of bursting. To serve, top the grits with the cherry tomatoes and black-eyed peas. Sprinkle with the chopped yard onions.

Lace Johnny Cake with Honey, Fresh Strawberries and Whipped Cream

The Other Brandon Cocktail

ingredients  1 cup of stone-ground cornmeal  1 1/4 cups of water  1/2 teaspoon of salt  2 teaspoons of vegetable oil

ingredients  2 ounces of Catoctin Creek Roundstone rye whiskey (smallbatch rye made in Loudoun County)  1 slice of orange

 1/2 cup of sliced strawberries  Dollop of whipped cream  Wildflower honey, to taste (Bearer Farms in Oilville is a local producer)

directions In a bowl, mix the stone-ground cornmeal with water. Stir in the salt. Heat the vegetable oil in a medium skillet and drop the batter by spoonfuls to make silver dollar-sized circles. The batter is so thin that it will cook quickly, and the edges will look lacy. Wait until the edges brown and bubbles appear on top. Flip it and cook until the other side is done. Place the Johnny cakes on a plate, drizzle them with wildflower honey and top them with sliced strawberries and whipped cream.

By Brandon Peck

 4 or 5 fresh blackberries  1 tablespoon of wildflower honey  6 fresh mint leaves  Soda water

directions Dilute the honey with a little hot water (you want to dissolve the honey or otherwise it will seize when the ice hits it). Add the berries, the mint and the orange slice. Muddle in a cocktail shaker. Add cracked ice and the rye whiskey. Shake, then pour over fresh ice that you’ve added to a cocktail glass, and top with soda water. Garnish with a skewered blackberry and orange twist or mint leaves.

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Where to

Find It Guide

If you live in Richmond, this is the ultimate guide to everything you need for your home. Every name, number and address, all in one place.

Visit rhomemag.com to use the searchable online version of our guide.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Antiques & Collectibles Architectural Salvage Auctions Bath/Bath Fixtures Beds, Bedding & Linens Consignment Shops Fabrics, Upholstery & Window Treatments Floor Coverings, Rugs & Tile Framing Furniture Galleries Garden Décor/Nurseries Hearth Home Décor Home Media Kitchens Lighting Organizing/Storage

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72 Outdoor Living 54 Thrift Shops 72 Wallcoverings, Wallpaper & Paint 73 Windows & Doors/Glass Services

75 Architecture 82 General Contractors 76 Interior Designers 78 Kitchen & Bath Designers 78 Landscape Architects 78 Landscape Designers 80 Landscape Services 81 Paint, Plaster & Wallcovering 81 Remodelers 83 Specialty Craftsmen & Restoration Services

Carytown Anthill Antiques Etc. Vintage and estate jewelry, Kay Adams necklaces, chandeliers and replacement crystal.

3439 W. Cary St., 254-2000.

Glass Boat Antiques and Interiors European and American antiques and home furnishings. 3226 W. Cary St., 358-5596 or glassboat.com.

Janet Brown Interiors Antiques, furniture, china, carpet, home accessories and linens. 3140-B W. Cary St. 3589548 or janetbrowndesign.com.

Mariah Robinson Antiques and Fine Art Everything from silver service sets to Chippendale chairs.

3455 W. Cary St., 355-1996 or mariahrobinsonantiques.com.

Sheppard Street Antiques Antique furnishings, silver, garden décor and furniture. 103 S. Sheppard St., 3557454 or sheppardstreetantiques.com.

Thomas Hines English, French and Italian 18th- and 19th-century antiques. 3027 W. Cary St., 355-2782.

Central/Downtown Area Bachrach’s Jewelers Estate jewelry, sterling silver, antiques and objets d’art. 111 E. Broad St., 648-7830.

Bradley’s Antiques Eighteenth- and 19th-century furniture, paintings and objets d’art. 101 E. Main St., 644-7305.

Three Swallows Asian antiques and collectibles. 1839 W. Broad St., 622-7760.

Fan Black Swan Books Used, rare, outof-print and antiquarian books.

2601 W. Main St., 353-9476 or blackswanbooks.com.

Bohland & Graham American and English antiques, including furniture, art and home accessories. 2605 W. Cary St., 859-1577.

Metro Modern Mid-century furniture, home furnishings, ceramics, lighting and glass. 1919 W. Cary St., 353-1921 or metromodern.biz.

R E Crawford Fine Arts & Antiques Broker Eighteenth- and 19th-century American and English furniture and fine art. 2805 Park Ave., 282-6230.

Lakeside/North Side Apropos Antiques and Interiors French and English antiques, jewelry.

Warehouse by appointment only.

3021 W. Clay St., 340-4740; booth at Willow Place Antiques, 5446 W. Broad St., 288-6301.

Bellevue Antiques Antique furniture, glassware, pottery; specializing in vintage, toys, advertising items, holiday collectibles. 4034 MacArthur Ave., 262-7002.

Ex Libris Book Shop Used, uncommon and rare books. 6921 Lakeside Ave., 262-9217 or www.abebooks. com/ex-libris-books-richmond-vau.s.a/3327234/sf.

Feathernesters Antique furniture, home-décor reproductions and a

tearoom. 6118 Lakeside Ave., 2627305 or feathernesters.com.

Keep Good Company Home accessories, gifts and antiques.

5522-A Lakeside Ave., 262-5557.

Liquidation Warehouse Antiques, furniture, lighting and décor. 1200 W. Marshall St., 355-0384 or liquidationwarehouse.us.

Paul’s Place Architectural Antiques & Lighting Antique lighting, furniture and architectural reclamation/ salvage, as well as restoration.

1009 Overbrook Road, 228-9999 or paulsplaceonline.com.

The Robin’s Nest Nineteenth- and early 20th-century antique furniture, collectibles and costume jewelry.

6925 Lakeside Ave., 553-1061.

Libbie and Grove Area Chadwick Antiques Antiques, decorative accessories and linens.

5805 Grove Ave., 285-3355.

Hampton House English fine furniture, porcelain, china, silver and brass.

5720 Grove Ave., 285-3479.

Kim Faison Antiques Continental 17th- and 18th-century furniture.

5605 Grove Ave., 282-3736 or kimfaisonantiques.com.

Stanley Antiques & Fine Art An eclectic collection ranging from 18th century to mid-century modern with both fine art and furnishings.

5612 Grove Ave., 288-2011 or stanleyfinearts.com.

Mechanicsville/ Hanover/Ashland Antiques of Tomorrow Furniture, collectibles and dolls. 12067 S. Washington Highway, 752-4871.

Antique Village Pottery Civil War artifacts and glassware.

10203 Chamberlayne Road, 746-8914.

Billy’s Collectibles and Dolls and Billy’s Little Dodge City A complex of shops selling antiques. 12083 S. Washington Highway, 798-9414.

Black Creek Country Store & Café Antique and reproduction furniture, floral arrangements, home accessories and café. 4348 Fox Hunter Lane, 781-1786.

Class & Trash Furniture, antiques, garden pieces, architectural items and shabby chic. 11088 Washington Highway, 798-0567.

Cold Harbor Antique Mall Seventy dealers. 8147 Mechanicsville Turnpike, 427-7555.

Dixie Trading Co. Antique and collectibles pawnshop. 5014-A Williamsburg Road, 222-7040.

Hickorycreek Antiques Antique and collectibles mall offering furniture, home and garden décor, antique rugs and carpets, and more. 427 England St., 798-0202 or hickorycreekantiques.com.

Junk in the Trunk Antiques and collectibles, estate pieces, jewelry.

106 S. Railroad Ave., 798-5283 or junkinthetrunk.net.

The Lamp Post Antiques Wares from the 19th century and later. 15365 Bourne Road, 883-7025.

McLawhorn’s Red Barn Antiques Antiques, linens, collectibles and repair services. 8510 Atlee Road, 559-4120.

Mechanicsville Flea Depot A flea market with a few antique shops.

7508 Mechanicsville Turnpike, 559-9100.

Squashapenny Junction Unusual antiques, folk art, advertising, scientific, medical, primitives and early 1900s general-store items.

10570 Doswell Road, 876-3083.

Through the Garden Gate Cottage furniture and accessories, plus an antiques mall with 60 vendors. 10351 Chamberlayne Road, 746-5778.

Two Frogs on a Bike Specializing in rough-hewn primitives and ’40s and ’50s kitchenware. 13262 Hanover Courthouse Road, 537-5213.

Midlothian/Brandermill 60 West Antique Mall More than 60 dealers. 8004 Midlothian Turnpike, 560-5557.

Alexander’s Antiques and Auctions Items sell for a fraction of retail prices at the weekly Thursday-night auctions.

9131 Midlothian Turnpike, 674-4206 or alexandersantiques.com.

Gameboard Antiques Specializes in country primitives and period furniture.

16300 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-9200.

Squashapenny Junction 10570 Doswell Road, 876-3083

Gates Antiques Ltd. Seventeenth-, 18th- and 19th-century American and English antiques. 12700 Old Buckingham Road, 794-8472.

The Marketplace Antiques Gifts and home accessories. More than 70 vendors. 10901 Hull Street Road, 422-6346.

Midlothian Antiques Center More than 100 dealers. 13591 Midlothian Turnpike, 897-4913.

Savenkov Gallery Biedermeier and

neo-classical antiques. 628 Scotter Hills Court, (617) 283-5050 or savenkovgallery.com.

River District Antique Boutique and Delectable Collectibles Estate jewelry, silver, china, stained glass, Victoriana, art nouveau and deco, and nutcrackers.

1310 E. Cary St., 775-2525.

Maurice Beane Art and Design Modern and 20th-century antiques. By appointment only. 2114 E. Main St., 644-4746.

South Side Forest Hill Antiques More than 40 dealers. 2833 Hathaway Road, Stratford Hills Shopping Center, 320-7344.

Wild Orchid Antiques Vintage chandeliers, lighting, mirrors and an eclectic mix of antique and vintage furniture. 2624 Buford Road, 267-1788.

West End Apropos Antiques and Interiors French and English antiques, jewelry.

Warehouse by appointment only.

Booth at Willow Place Antiques, 5446 W. Broad St., 288-6301; 3021 W. Clay St., 340-4740.

Heritage Antiques and Collectibles Mall More than 100 dealers. 7521 Staples Mill Road, 262-0284.

Motley’s Auction and Realty Group Estate, antique and fine-art auctions.

4402 W. Broad St., 355-2100 or motleys.com.

West End Antiques Mall More than 250 dealers in 53,000 square feet.

2004 Staples Mill Road, 359-1600 or 359-8842.

Tri-Cities Kimberly Ann’s Home furnishings, lighting, antiques, art, designer clothing, accessories and jewelry.

246 N. Sycamore St., Petersburg, 733-2828.

The Oak Antique Mall More than 40 vendors. 400 N. Sycamore St., Petersburg, 861-6111.

Penniston’s Alley Antiques and Collectibles Porcelain figures, china and furniture. 102 W. Old St., Petersburg, 722-0135.

Rivers’ Edge Interiors Distinctive home décor, fine art, antiques. 12 W. Bank St., Petersburg, 722-0505.

The Trading Post Antiques, old furniture, books and other items.

310, 312, 314 N. Sycamore St., Petersburg, 733-4772.

Uber Art Antik Limited Classic and antique furniture, glassware, signs, rugs and other unique items.

Upholstery repair, too. 7 W. Old St., Petersburg, 892-4473.

Woody’s Antiques Antiques and collectibles. 3 W. Old St., Petersburg, 861-9642.

Farther West — Powhatan/Amelia Classic Touches Antiques mall with 15 vendors. 12710 Patrick Henry Highway, Amelia Courthouse, 561-1932.

Fine Creek Antiques & Collectible LLC Antiques and collectibles. 1800 Huguenot Trail, 378-0105.

Just Friends Antiques General collection of antiques. 2403 Mitchell Road, 598-7869.

Tye’s Antiques Victorian, Empire, primitive and country antiques and collectibles. 4050 Anderson Highway, 598-1220 or tyesantiques.com.

Out of Town Comer & Co. Fine antiques and decorative arts in the Northern Neck, specializing in 18th and 19th century English and Continental furniture, paintings and accessories. 21 N. Main St., Kilmarnock, (804) 435-2100, comerandco.com.

Williamsburg Antique Mall Over 400 dealers occupying 45,000 square feet. 500 Lightfoot Road, Williamsburg, (757) 565-3422 or antiqueswilliamsburg.com.

By appointment Ralph’s Warehouse An eclectic mix of furnishings gathered by two auction addicts. By appointment.

683-6446, msauman@live.com or shopralphswarehouse.com.

VERVE Warehouse Always changing, mid-century modern home-décor collection. 4903 Leigh St., 370-3765 or vervehomefurnishings.com.

CONSIGNMENT SHOPS The Attic Jewelry, antiques, collectibles and furniture consignments.

1348 Gaskins Road, 740-9040 or atticconsignments.com.

Attic Treasures Consignment shop with collectibles and antique and contemporary furniture. 13453 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-4456.

The Blue Elephant Upscale furniture and home décor consignment located in Richmond’s historic Fan district. 425 Strawberry St., 355-0406 and blueelephantrva.com Cabell House 3101 Ellwood Ave., 3533521 or cabellhouseshop.com.

Consignment Connection Glassware, home décor and furniture. 5517 Lakeside Ave., 261-3600.

Distinctive Consignments Ltd. Museum-quality furniture. 3422 W. Cary St., 359-3778.

Eclectique Consignments Furniture and accessories. 10379 Chamberlayne Road, Mechanicsville, 746-4663.

Goodstuff Consignments Glassware, antiques, furniture, books. 2724 Tinsley Drive, 560-4015 or goodstuffconsignments.com.

Impulse Upscale home-décor consignment store with furniture, art, curtains and home accents. 419 N. Ridge Road, 288-7300.

Izzie’s … consigning with grace Upscale furniture and home accessories. 14300 Midlothian Turnpike, 378-5005 or izziesconsignments.com.

Renmark Consignment Shop Traditional, contemporary and

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eclectic home furnishings. 222-9002 or renmarkconsignmentshop.com.

Serendipity Art and Consign Antique and contemporary home furnishings and work by local artists. 2717 Buford Road, 592-5740.

Susan’s Selections Vintage and contemporary furniture, household items, jewelry. 8008 Staples Mill Road, 232-6480 or susansselections.com.

Whispers of Time Consignment, home décor and accessories. 5512 Lakeside Ave., 553-9602.

THRIFT SHOPS A-House Furniture New and used furniture, bedding, antiques. 216 Jefferson Davis Highway, 651-3809.

Bellwood Flea Market Largest outdoor flea market, since 1970. 9201 Jefferson Davis Highway, 275-1187 or (800) 793-0707.

Boaz and Ruth Inc. Furniture and accessories, with proceeds used to train the formerly incarcerated and to improve the Highland Park neighborhood. 3030 Meadowbridge Road, 329-4900 or boazandruth.com.

Diversity Thrift Fifteen thousand square feet of home and office furniture, kitchen and home accessories. Will pick up donations. 1407 Sherwood Ave., 353-8890 or diversitythrift.org.

Fan-tastic Thrift Bargains galore benefitting Vietnam Vets of America.

1914 W. Main St., 358-7164.

Love of Jesus Thrift Shop 5503 MIDLOTHIAN TURNPIKE, 230-4144

Love of Jesus Thrift Store Furniture, housewares, clothes, toys, shoes. 5503 Midlothian Turnpike, 230-4144.

McAdoos’ Vintage Thrift and Collectibles Wide variety of vintage goods. 6921 Lakeside Ave., 262-9021.

AUCTIONS Alexander’s Antiques Items sell for a fraction of their retail prices at the

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weekly Thursday-night auctions.

9131 Midlothian Turnpike, 674-4206 or lexanders antiques.com.

Dixon Auctions Inc. Antique furniture, jewelry, coins, guns and more. 2426 New Dorset Circle, Powhatan, 272-1557.

Luper Real-estate and antique auctions. 2829 Hampton Woods Drive, 359-2493 or lupergroup.com.

Motley’s Auction and Realty Group Estate, antique and fine-art auctions. 4402 W. Broad St., 355-2100.

Tilman’s Auctions American antique furniture, collectibles, advertising, pottery and country-store items. 4500 Old Buckingham Road, 598-7256 or tilmansauction.com.

ARCHITECTURAL SALVAGE Caravati’s Approximately 500,000 architectural-salvage items, including light fixtures, pedestal sinks, antique doors, doorknobs, finials, stainedglass windows, claw-foot tubs, church pulpits, radiators, porch columns, wrought iron, cobblestone and old brick. 104 E. Second St., 232-4175 or caravatis.com.

Class & Trash Architectural salvage, thrift, shabby-chic items, collectibles and antiques. 11088 Washington Highway, Glen Allen, 798-0567.

E.T. Moore Manufacturing Reclaimed antique heart pine, cypress, fir and spruce. Flooring, beams and moldings. 3100 N. Hopkins Road, Suite 101, 231-1823 or etmoore.com.

Governor’s Antiques & Architectural Materials Five acres of antiques, collectibles and architectural materials salvaged from older buildings. Restoration services are also available. 8000 Antique Lane, Mechanicsville, 7461030 or governorsantiques.com.

Habitat ReStore New, gently used and salvaged building and home-improvement supplies at reduced prices. Profits are used to build houses through Richmond Habitat for Humanity. 1901 Roane St., 228-1305.

HomeSTORE New, gently used and salvaged building materials.

Appliances, cabinets, furniture, and custom kitchen cabinets and vanities. Supports Hanover Habitat for Humanity. 8177 Mechanicsville Turnpike, 569-6226.

Meredith Antiques and Thrift Store Furniture and glassware, as well as architectural salvage. Hours are by appointment or by chance. Plum Tree Corner at 1041 Broad Street Road, Manakin-Sabot, 784-4332.

Paul’s Place Architectural Antiques & Lighting Antique lighting, furniture and architectural reclamation/salvage, as

Class and Trash 11088 WASHINGTON HIGHWAY, GLEN ALLEN, 798-0567

well as a full restoration studio. 1009 Overbrook Road, 228-9999 or paulsplaceonline.com.

Restore RVA Antique, recycled and reclaimed flooring products. 1211 E. Cary St., 648-0202 or restorerva.com.

S.B. Cox Inc. Salvaged architectural materials. 5200 Hatcher St., 222-2232.

Vasil and Ramzi Hossaini Specializes in antique fl oors. Original material for restoration, both structural and decorative. Also porch columns, ironwork, wavy glass and claw-foot tubs. By appointment only. 502-9992.

BATH/BATH FIXTURES A&J Resurfacing Specializes in refinishing bathtubs and tile. 254-1999 or aandjresurfacing.com.

Bath Plus (VAMAC showroom) Faucets, sinks, tubs, plumbing, heating, water tank, well and septic tank products. 4201 Jacque St., 353-7940 or vamac.com.

Bath & Shower Solutions New tubs and wall systems installed over your existing bathtub and walls without disturbing plumbing, floors or walls.

465 Southlake Blvd., 379-5200 or bathandshowersolutions.com.

Brazilian Best Granite Inc. Fabricator and installer of granite counter- and vanity tops. Extensive selection. 6401 Dickens Place, Suite F, 282-4707 or bbggranite.com.

Builder’s Choice Marble & Granite Countertops in any room, hearths, fireplace surrounds and much more.

3911 Bellson Park Drive, 744-0770 or bcmarbleandgranite.com.

Concrete Ideas Custom kitchen and bath countertops and sinks made of GreenStone, a concrete composed of post-industrial and post-consumer materials and OpticStone, concrete embedded with fiber-optic lighting.

10996 Leadbetter Road, Ashland, 798-6606 or concreteideasva.com.

Complete Interior Package Shelving, mirrors, shower doors, shower enclosures, locks, hardware. 10901 Trade Road, 378-1801.

Ferguson Bath, Kitchen and Lighting Gallery Kitchen and bathroom cabinetry, faucets, sinks, lighting and more.

Main showroom, 2703 Ackley Ave., 264-6400; Home Selections Showroom, 6601 Lake Harbour Drive, Midlothian, 763-1360.

Interior 2000 Gas fireplaces, surrounds, custom mirrors, shower doors, bath accessories, door locks and hardware, closet organizers, plantation shutters and blinds. 2186 Plainview Center, Powhatan, 598-0340 or interior2k.com.

JDS Bath Systems Inc. Complete bath renovations using acrylic tub liners and wall systems. 796-5820 or jdsbathsystems.com.

JHI Contracting and Tile LLC Kitchen and bath remodeling. 745-2400 or jhitile.com.

Noland Company Bath and idea center. 2101 Staples Mill Road, 2548100 or noland.com.

Reico Kitchen & Bath Six-thousandsquare-foot showroom with more than 100 displays. 2132 Tomlynn St., 262-8389.

Renovation Resources Sinks, faucets, vanities, tile. 18 W. Broad St., 644-3070 or sinksfaucetsandmore.com.

Richmond Plumbing Specialties Inc. Hard-to-fi nd plumbing, plus more than 6,000 discontinued tank lids. 1625 N. Hamilton St., 358-8815 or richmondplumbingspecialties inc.com.

RJ Tilley Service repairs, bath and kitchen remodeling. 11058 Washington Highway, Suite 1, Glen Allen, 355-7110.

The Somerville Showroom Specializes in fixtures for bath and kitchen.

3703 Price Club Blvd., Midlothian, 745-6400.

BEDS, BEDDING & LINENS Bed, Bath & Beyond Home furnishings for the bedroom, kitchen and bathroom, ranging from slipcovers to children’s toys. 10050 W. Broad St., 935-0600; 9900 Brook Road, 5158100; 11609 Midlothian Turnpike, 897-7360.

Bed Corner Offers Tempur-Pedic Swedish foam mattresses; Simmons, Beautyrest, Spring Air, Serta and locally made Symbol mattresses; headboards; adjustable beds; and Comfortair air beds.

6300 Mechanicsville Turnpike, Mechanicsville, 569-1701.

Bedcrafters Specializes in the Custom Comfort Winndom Collection, including antique and odd sizes. 8032 W. Broad St., 270-4395.

Blythe High-end bed and crib linens,

with styles changing seasonally. 11713 W. Broad St., 364-1717.

Environs Specialty bedding like Memory Foam; more than 85 styles of futons; a selection of cribs, children’s beds, chests and nightstands; more than 40 styles of bunk beds; and decorative pillows. Stony Point Fashion Park, 320-4664.

Fraîche A fresh take on tradition with a classy kick. Offering furniture, lamps, fine linen, interesting tabletop treasures, antiques and novel gifts. 304 Libbie Ave., 282-4282 or fraichehome.net.

House of Bedding One of the largest futon selections in town. Mattresses and box springs, odd-sized custommade bedding, electric adjustable beds. 1010 Lafayette St., 359-3581 or thehouseofbedding.com.

Janet Brown Interiors Antiques, furniture, new and antique china, carpet, home accessories and linens.

3140-B W. Cary St., 358-9548 or janetbrowndesign.com.

Jermie’s White sheets, pillow shams and blanket covers, and needlepoint.

Most products are linen or cotton.

Baby pillows and cases, too. 5701 Grove Ave., 282-8021.

Layers Bed Company Beds, mattresses, fine linens. 11800 W. Broad St.,3602704 or layersbedcompany.com.

Living Handmade items — from gifts to custom furniture, artwork to monogrammed linens — mostly by Virginia artisans. 5714 Grove Ave., 285-5600 or livingongrove.com.

Mattress Discounters Brands like Stearns & Foster, Sealy Posturepedic, and Simmons Beautyrest. 4914 W. Broad St., 353-3817; 4420 S. Laburnum Ave., 335-0003; 11740 W. Broad St., 360-7841; 9978 Brook Road, 515-8942; 11611 Midlothian Turnpike, Midlothian, 897-9081; 12251 Chattanooga Plaza, Midlothian, 744-5559 or mattressdiscounters.com.

The Mattress Place Mattresses, bedding and bed frames; brands like Spring Air, Tempur-Pedic, Serta, Simmons, King Koil and Symbol.

1354 Gaskins Road, 740-1110 or mattressplaceva.com.

Roomers Design Shoppe Bedroom and bathroom sets, decorative hardware, window coverings, gifts and home accessories. Custom services available. 1364 Gaskins Road, 740-0231.

Select Comfort The sleep-number store: Mattresses that allow you to adjust the firmness on each side of the bed, plus other accessories.

Short Pump Town Center, 364-9523; Chesterfield Towne Center, 378-5785; Stony Point Fashion Park, 381-6281.

Williams & Sherrill Bedding by Pinecone Hill, Bella Notte and Libeco Lagae, and towels by Shades of Gray, Linen Me, Habidecor, among other lines, plus bath accessories.

2003 Huguenot Road, 320-1730 or williamsandsherrill.com.

Yves Delorme for Palais Royal Fine French linens for the bed, bath and table, and the Mis en Demeure home collection. Stony Point Fashion Park, 320-7521.

FABRICS, UPHOLSTERY & WINDOW TREATMENTS Carytown/Midtown/Lakeside Acacia Ltd. Custom upholstery services, from furniture to window treatments to cushions. 3310-C Rosedale Ave., 358-7749.

Accent Draperys & Interiors Professional drapery workroom and interiors. Interior design, window fashions, blinds, shutters, upholstery and more. 1515 Chamberlayne Ave., 329-3930 or accentdraperys.com.

Layne’s Fabric Supply & Upholstery Co. Specialize in work on antiques, but any job, too, with a large selection of fabric samples. Free pickup and delivery. 6923 Lakeside Ave., 262-9638.

Marie Antoinette Custom Interiors Custom-made and ready-made draperies, home décor, upholstery, slipcovers, furniture and accessories.

2121-A N. Hamilton St., 358-1177.

Shenandoah Shutters Manufactures and sells allwood custom plantation shutters. Visit the showroom to see a variety of options. 3108 N. Boulevard, 355-9300.

Specialty Drapery Custom draperies; shades, blinds, shutters. Cleaning, too. 3009 Lincoln Ave., 264-3700 or specialtydrapery.com.

U-Fab Discount fabric store with a wide variety of upholstery, drapery and silks. Large selection of remnants.

Upholstered beds, re-upholstery and repair services. 106 S. Robinson St., 612-5973 or ufabstore.com.

Whetstone Upholstery & Interiors Inc. Quality upholstery services (including leather), as well as custom window treatments, slipcovers, and specialty pillows and cushions, plus interior-design services.

1122 N. Boulevard, 355-8505 or whetstoneupholsteryandinteriors.com.

Downtown Wm. T. Savoy Antique Repair 617 N. Second St., 649-2253 or 502-7668.

East End A Vision for Windows Custom mini and vertical blinds, shutters, skylight systems and radiator enclosures; also refinishing work for antique blinds and plantation shutters as well as picture hanging, soft treatments and draperies. By appointment only. 506 E. Nine Mile Road, 741-8085.

Blanton’s Upholstery & Glass Shop Specializing in furniture reupolstery (they’ll also replace any size or kind of foam in a piece of furniture). 1500 N. Washington St., Highland Springs, 737-4058.

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re-upholstery for antique furniture and custom upholstery for classic automobiles, too. 4162 Darbytown Road, 795-5659.

Dunkum Upholstery Re-upholstery services, plus furniture replication, repair and refinishing. 8470 New Kent Highway, New Kent, 932-5002.

Gotcha Covered Upholstery services for furniture, boats and RVs. Furniture repair and pillows. Free estimates, pickup and delivery. 2 Ainsworth Lane, 328-6555.

Mechanicsville/Hanover/Ashland Capital Home and Office Upholstery Specializes in re-upholstering commercial and residential furniture, replacing foam in cushions. Also sells leather and fabrics. 9107 Atlee Road, 559-2040.

Custom Upholstery Ltd. Furnitureupholstery services. 421 England St., 798-1430.

South Side/Chesterfield/ Chester/Midlothian Blinds to You Shades, shutters, custom draperies, cornices, valances and blinds. 13119 River’s Bend Blvd., Chester, 288-9002; Tri-Cities area, 530-5073.

Daydreams 231-1880 or daydreamsinteriors.com

Cabin Creek Interiors Interior designers on staff offer upholstery, windowtreatment and slipcover services.

Shutters and blinds also available.

Winterpock Crossing Shopping Center, 639-2510.

Chandler Shade Inc. Custommade interior window treatments; most products come with a factory warranty. Also offers flooring — wood, vinyl or carpet. Customers can visit the showroom or opt for an at-home consultation.10104 Chester Road, 717-5177.

Creative Windows Custom blinds, shutters and shades of all types.

Blind cleaning and repairs, too. 2527 Chastain Lane, 512-6721.

Daniel’s Fine Custom Upholstery Custom interior furniture, slip covers, headboards, ottomans, patio furniture, car and boat interiors.

3420 Castlebury Drive, 748-8554 or danielsupholstery.com.

Hancock Fabrics Quilting, sewing and

decorative supplies. Wide variety of fashion fabrics, home accents and finished bedroom products. 13583 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-7848; 8051 W. Broad St., 270-4903.

The Interior Outlet Two thousand bolts of discounted fabrics, in-stock wallpaper, custom window treatments, furniture and bedding items. 2011 Huguenot Road, 320-6050.

Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Fabric and craft superstore with a wide selection of home-décor fabrics in stock. Sewing, knitting and crocheting classes. 125 Perimeter Drive, 3783076; 8032 W. Broad St., 270-0442 or joann.com.

Jordan House Interiors Fabricates slipcovers, bedspreads and window treatments. 276-4550.

Lakeside Upholstery Furniture upholstery, window treatments, foam replacement, custom slipcovers and boat cushions. Pickup and delivery available. 8013 Midlothian Turnpike, 272-8475.

Williams & Sherrill Four thousand bolts of fabric in stock, plus furniture and accessories. Large selection of trims for windows and pillows. Design center has extensive library of wallpaper and fabric books. 2003 Huguenot Road, 320-1730 or williamsandsherrill.com.

Wilson Lee Interiors Retail shop with window treatments, furniture and accessories, plus interior-design and home-staging services. 11400 Huguenot Road Suite 109A, 3799457 or wilsonleeinteriors.com.

West End/Far West End Artéé Fabrics & Home Designer fabrics, window treatments and home accessories. 5478 W. Broad St., 285-9591 or arteefabricsandhome.com.

Calico Corners Approximately 5,600 fabrics, bedding, table coverings, upholstery, slipcovers, novelty pillows, window treatments, trim and hardware, plus furniture.

Approval program, free in-home consultant services, too. 8906 W. Broad St., 346-4601.

Capitol Awning Company Commercial and residential canvas and aluminum awnings. 5004 W. Clay St., 266-3967.

Country Curtains Ready-made curtains, bedding, gifts, furniture along with lamps, mirrors and rugs. 6239 River Road, River Road Shopping Center, 282-3390.

Couture by LK Design Designer apparel fabrics, laces, trims, buttons; custom design and alterations. 414 Libbie Ave., 282-3555.

David Barden Interior Design Custom draperies, upholstery, bedding and slipcovers. Fabrics, accessories, wallpaper, new furniture and complete interior-design services. 4801 Morrison Road, 288-3909.

Dolce Designs Full-service decorating and design shop with fabrics, wallpaper, custom window treatments, upholstery, slipcovers, lamps, chandeliers, furniture and home accessories. 11737 W. Broad St., 360-8049.

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treatments, upholstery, pillows and tablecloths. Alterations and custom tailoring, too. 8003 W. Broad St., 217-9225.

Hancock Fabrics Quilting, sewing and decorative supplies. Wide variety of fashion fabrics, home accents and finished bedroom products. 8051 W. Broad St., 270-4903; 13583 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-7848.

Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Fabric and craft superstore with a wide selection of home-décor fabrics in stock.

Sewing classes. 8032 W Broad St., 270-0442; 125 Perimeter Drive, 3783076 or joann.com.

Mann Kidwell Interior Window Treatments Hunter Douglas blinds, custom shutters and draperies, and repair services. 6011 W. Broad St., 288-2819.

Oliver Fabrics Fine fabrics at affordable prices, located within Stanley Antiques & Fine Art. 5612 Grove Ave., 288-2011, stanleyfine arts.com/oliver-fabrics or oliver fabrics.com.

Quilting Adventures Fabric, patterns and sewing classes. 1601 Willow Lawn Drive, Suite 108, 262-0005.

Roomers Design Shoppe Gift boutique with fun accessories, ready-made window treatments, rugs and bed coverings, plus interior-design services.

1364 Gaskins Road, 740-0231.

The Shutter Company Manufacturer of the polywood shutter, also wood and composite shutters, bamboo shades, wood blinds and more. All shutters made in Virginia. Free in-home consultation. 8501 Staples Mill Road, 266-7182.

Petersburg Upholstery Workshop Re-upholstery of antiques and other home furniture.

118 W. Bank St., Petersburg, 862-4739.

Powhatan Budget Blinds Free in-home consultations and custom window coverings. 598-4990.

By Appointment Barnett’s Pillows & Cushions Custom cushions and pillows (for both indoor and outdoor furniture) as well as slipcovers. 232-4300.

Creative Windows Blinds & Shutters Measurement and installation of blinds and shutters of all types, plus cleaning and repair. West End, 359-8982; Chesterfield, 3797794; Mechanicsville, 746-8845 or creativewindows.net.

Daydreams Window treatments, pillows and cushions, headboards, cornices, slipcovers, shutters/blinds, flooring, furniture, wallpapers and borders.

In-home design services. 231-1880 or daydreamsinteriors.com.

Jack De Treville Interior Decoration and Design Custom window treatments and bed coverings. 2523 McRae Road, 323-1018.

The Louver Shop Hunter Douglas blinds and shades, all-wood and faux-wood custom-made shutters. Free estimates.

674-7402 or thelouvershop.com.

Marjon Interiors Custom headboards, ottomans, cornice boards, upholstery

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Nan Riggs Interiors Contemporary home furnishings with a large selection of fabric, furniture, wallpaper and carpet. 358-6179.

Visions for Windows Custom draperies, mini and vertical blinds, shutters, skylight systems and radiator enclosures; refinishing work for antique blinds and plantation shutters as well as picture hanging and soft treatments. 506 E. Nine Mile Road, 328-4606.

FLOOR COVERINGS, RUGS & TILE Ashland/Hanover/Mechanicsville L & M Carpet One Specializes in sales and installation of carpeting, hardwood, vinyl, ceramic and laminates. 6156 Mechanicsville Turnpike, 730-3016.

Prosource of Richmond Wholesale flooring company specializing in anything that goes on the floor, from cork to carpet. 2836 E. Parham Road, 264-9565.

Taylored Floors Inc. A full-service carpet store, specializing in vinyl, ceramic tile, laminate flooring and hardwood. 302-C England St., 798-5343.

Downtown/Carytown/Midtown Carey Burke Carpets Chinese needlepoint, woven wool patterns, sisals and other natural materials.

Broadloom, kids’ designs, cotton rag rugs. Hardwood flooring, lamps and accessories, too. 3115 W. Cary St., 355-3512.

Christian Lorraine Hand-washing of Oriental rugs, restoration and repair, antique and new rugs. Decorative pillows, antiques and moth-proofing products, too. 214 E. Franklin St., 344-0081.

EcoLogic Environmentally friendly redecorating and remodeling supplies, including hardwood, linoleum, cork, tile and bamboo flooring as well as carpeting.

1606 W. Main St., 254-7336 or ecologicthestore.com.

GarageTek Garage-organization systems, large range of accessories and flooring. 2010 Tomlynn St., 3545353 or garagetekvirginia.com.

Lumber Liquidators A wide variety of hardwood flooring — unfinished, prefinished, domestics, exotics and engineered — with more than 1.5 million square feet of flooring. 2411 Westwood Ave., 524-9400.

Metzger Floors Sells and installs carpet, ceramic tiles, laminates, vinyl and pre-finished hardwood flooring.

8261 Hermitage Road, 264-7981 or metzgerfloors.com.

Morris Tile Ceramic tile, marble and slate flooring. Technical advice and design services. 2280 Dabney Road, 353-4427.

Pirouzan Oriental Rugs Antique and new Oriental rugs in all designs, colors and sizes. 3015 W. Cary St., 353-6808.

Renovation Resources Sinks, faucets, vanities, tile and more. 18 W. Broad St., 644-3070.

Restore RVA Antique recycled and reclaimed flooring products. 1211 E. Cary St., 648-0202 or restorerva.com.

W. Hirsch Oriental Rugs Handmade Oriental rugs and carpets. Over 6,000 rugs in stock. Decorative accessories, too. 3117 W. Cary St., 359-5463.

East End Davan Floors Certified Abbey dealer.

Carpets, sheet vinyl, wood and laminate flooring, area rugs. Known for ceramic tile. 106 W. Nine Mile Road, 328-0600.

Jim Jeter’s Carpet Outlets Inc. Services include installation of carpet, hardwood floors, vinyl, area rugs, ceramic tile and laminates. Brand names including Mohawk, Shaw and Beaulieu. 6 W. Nine Mile Road, 328-2277; 1720 Dumbarton Road, 262-3867.

South Side/Chesterfield/Chester/ Colonial Heights Associated Carpets & Interiors Sells and installs all types of flooring, from carpeting and ceramic tile to laminates and prefinished wood floors.

440 Southlake Blvd., 379-0200.

Better Floors Sells and installs vinyl flooring, carpeting, hardwood (both pre-finished and on-site sanding), laminate and ceramic tile, Karistan rugs, and offers sanding and refinishing services. 11300 Polo Place, 378-1405 or betterfloorsinc.net.

Carpet Cuts Inc. Retail flooring and installation store. Specializes in carpet, vinyl and laminate floorings.

5013 Forest Hill Ave., 291-9300 or carpetcutsva.com.

Chester Floors Sells and installs floor coverings, hardwood, carpet and vinyl. 860 Roslyn Road, Colonial Heights, 748-4990.

Decorating Outlet Outlet store for Shades of Light, featuring lighting, lampshades, curtains and rugs at a discount, plus some home furnishings.

9912 Midlothian Turnpike, 320-3695.

Erwin Franke’s World of Rugs New, old and antique handmade, handknotted rugs. Tapestries and machinemade pieces, too. 9944 Midlothian Turnpike, 323-5540.

E.T. Moore Manufacturing Inc. Specializes in antique heart pine, other antique flooring, beams, mantels and moldings. 3100 N. Hopkins Road, Suite 101, 231-1823 or etmoore.com.

Evans Carpet Corporation Sales and installation of hardwood, ceramic tile, natural stone, carpet, area rugs and more. Design consultants on staff. 611-D Moorefield Park Drive, 320-5677.

Floor Trader Offers flooring from vinyl and tile to carpet and laminate.

13617 Hull Street Road, 639-0033; 12642 W. Broad St., 360-8223 or floortrader.com.

Flooring America Ceramic tile, vinyl, laminate, wood, area rugs, broadloom carpets. Designers on staff.

8516 Patterson Ave., 740-7404; 13150 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-7449.

Fred M. Floyd Sanding & Finishing Furnishes, installs, sands and finishes hardwood floors. 4933 Jessup Road, 275-0049.

House of Carpet Inc. Carpet, remnants, bamboo, cork, hardwood, laminate, vinyl, Oriental rugs and runners, and custom-designed rugs.

Large in-stock selection. Professional installation and on-site binding.

10625-B Trade Road, 379-6999 or houseofcarpetrichmond.com.

Mosaic Tile Company Professionally trained design consultants help you select tile, stone, metal and glass products from around the world.

Design Center, 10911 Trade Road, 794-2700 or mosaictileco.com.

Old Dominion Floor Co. Inc. All types of floor coverings, including hardwood, carpet, sheet vinyl, laminate, tile and ceramic tile.

Custom rugs, too. 3350 Speeks Drive, 674-0315.

Richmond Decorating Center Flooring installation, from carpeting and vinyl floors to ceramic tile and laminates; wallpaper, fabrics and customized window treatments. 6305 Hull Street Road, 745-0066; 10834 W. Broad St., 346-1822.

Scott Carpet One Floor & Home Installs and sells carpet, laminate, vinyl, ceramic tiles and hardwood. Bigelow, Masland and Lees for Living floor coverings. 13700 Village Mill Drive, 794-9603.

Wood Floor Specialists Installs, supplies, sands, refinishes and repairs any and all kinds of wood floors.

379-6550.

West End/Far West End Amir Rug Exchange Specializes in handmade Persian rugs — oversized, standard and hallway runners. 2004 Staples Mill Road, 358-1711.

Best Tile Wide variety of stone and tile, design consultations. 7490 W. Broad St., 672-6316 or besttile.com.

Capel Rugs Imported Orientals, hand-knotted, tufted, micro-looped and machine-made rugs. Original manufacturer of handmade braided and flat-woven rugs. 3995 Deep Rock Road, 290-8800 or capelrugs.com.

Carpetland’s Custom Carpet and Tile Laminates, vinyl and carpeting. 6410 Horsepen Road, 288-8453.

Charles Luck Stone Center Studio with stone of all types for home and garden applications. 343 River Road West, Manakin, 708-5700 or charlesluck.com.

Costen Floors Inc. Carpet brands such as Mohawk and Shaw, natural stone, ceramic tiles, exotic and oak unfinished and pre-finished wood flooring. Floated or nailed flooring, too.

Laminates, vinyl, window treatments, blinds and installation services.

9840 Mayland Drive, 527-2929 or costenfloors.com.

Floor Trader Direct outlet for Bigelow Carpet Mill. Flooring from vinyl and tile to carpet and laminate. 13617 Hull Street Road, 639-0033; 12642 W. Broad St., 360-8223 or floor trader.com.

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Flooring America Ceramic tile, vinyl, laminate, wood, area rugs, broadloom carpets. Designers on staff.

8516 Patterson Ave., 740-7404; 13150 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-7449.

James River Tile and Stone Art Tile installation specializing in counters, kitchen backsplashes, Jacuzzi tubs and tub surrounds, showers, floors and fireplaces. 1657 W. Broad St., Suite 3A, 285-2495 or jamesrivertile.com.

Jim Jeter’s Carpet Outlets Inc. Services include installation of carpet, vinyl, area rugs, ceramic tiles and laminates. Brand names including Mohawk, Shaw and Beaulieu. 6 W. Nine Mile Road, 328-2277; 1720 Dumbarton Road, 262-3867.

Richmond Decorating Center All types of flooring, from carpeting and vinyl floors to ceramic tile and laminates. Also, wallpaper, Hunter Douglas window treatments, fabrics and customized window treatments.

10834 W. Broad St., 346-1822; 6305 Hull Street Road, 745-0066.

Shades of Light Decorative rugs, lampshades, chandeliers, mirrors and accent furniture. Indoor, outdoor and landscape lighting. 4924 W. Broad St., 288-6515 or shadesoflight.com.

The Tile Shop Tile, natural stone, porcelain and ceramic as well as setting supplies. 9699 W. Broad St., 965-9191.

Powhatan Dave’s Carpet Specializes in vinyl, carpet, ceramic tile and laminate flooring. 3741 Old Buckingham Road, 598-6757.

Powhatan Flooring Offers hardwood and solid vinyl flooring. Hundreds of rolls in stock. 4160 Old Buckingham Road, 598-0029.

7306; 3500 Pump Road, 364-2852; 9744 Midlothian Turnpike, 323-8360.

Beveled Edge Framing, 10811 W. Broad St., Glen Allen, 747-7385 or bevelededgeframing.com.

Commonwealth Framing 14300 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-6001.

Corporate & Museum Frame 301 W. Broad St., 643-6858 or corporatemuseumframe.com.

Deck the Walls 1420 N. Parham Road, 741-0824.

Fan Frame and Fine Art Inc. 214 N. Robinson St., 353-4559.

Fralin Associates Fine Art Services 1908 E. Main St., 649-4095.

Frame Nation 11 S.15th St., 6437263 or framenation.net.

Frame of Mind 4818 Grove Ave., 359-0060.

Frame Warehouse 5709 W. Broad St., 285-3856.

Framework Studio LLC 15 E. Main St., 644-6440.

Great Graphics 105 E. Grace St., 649-1576.

Jager Gallery & Custom Picture Crossroads Art Center 2016 Staples Mill Road, 405-8607.

Lodan Fine Art & Framing 7941317 or lodanart.com.

Loving Art & Frame 7523 Staples Mill Road, 266-7950.

Main Art Framing 1537 W. Main St., 355-6151or mainartsupply.com.

Picture This Custom Framing 2 S. Second St., 780-0340.

Suitable for Framing 5800 Grove Ave., 285-0774, gallery5800.com.

The Great Frame Up 11382 Mall Drive, 794-6001; 2212 John Rolfe Parkway, 360-8812, thegreatframeup.com.

West End Gallery 9754 Gayton Road, 740-1569 or westendframing.com.

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FRAMING Art & Frame Studio 19 S. Belmont Ave., 358-3005 or artandframe studioltd.com.

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Carytown/Midtown Bankston & Bailey LLC Fine custom furniture. 3105 W. Leigh St., 357-2111 or ankstonand bailey.com.

C.P. Dean Pool tables, trophies and awards. 3001 Cutshaw Ave., 355-6588 or cpdean.com.

EcoLogic Environmentally friendly remodeling and redecorating supplies, including up-cycled, refurbished and custom-made furniture. 1606 W. Main St., 2547336 or ecologicthestore.com.

Franklin Goose Furniture and accessories for nurseries and children’s rooms, plus baby clothes, diapers, toys, books and baby gear.

3401 West Cary Street, 355-0595 or franklingoose.com Glass Boat A wide selection of European and American antiques, home furnishings, bedding, clothing and jewelry. 3226 W. Cary St., 3585596 or glassboat.com.

Harrison Higgins Inc. Restoration of antiques. Reproduction and contemporary wood furniture crafted

at a 7,000-square-foot factory with showroom. 1700 Altamont Ave., 3555501 or harrisonhigginsinc.com.

Leo Burke Furniture Baker, Hickory Chair Company, Henkel-Harris and Milling Road are among the high-end furnishings. 3108 W. Cary St., 358-5773 or leoburke.com.

Metro Modern Mid-century furniture, home furnishings, ceramics, lighting and glass. 1919 W. Cary St., 402-1919 or metromodern.biz.

Metro Modern 1919 W. Cary St., 402-1919 or metromodern.biz

Renew 4 You New, used and custom hand-painted furniture, as well as discount re-upholstery and accessories. 5600 Patterson Ave., 929-8185 or renew4you.net.

Ruth & Ollie Sophisticated upholstered and leather furniture with clean lines; lamps and chandeliers; some custom designs, too. Rugs and pillows from around the world. Local art. Interiordesign services. 3445 W. Cary St., 2883360 or shopruthandollie.com.

Taylor Hirsch Designs Interior design services, home furnishings, decorative accessories, art and rugs. 3429 W. Cary St., 359-2012 or taylorhirschdesigns.com.

William Ivey Fine Furniture Ltd. Custom furniture made to order.

Specializes in conservation, reproduction and design. 2710 W. Cary St., 358-7545 or iveyff.com.

East End/Mechanicsville/ Hanover Central Furniture Company Inc. Specializes in three-piece living-room groups and four-piece bedroom groups. Accessories, decorative lamps and area rugs. 3700 Mechanicsville Turnpike, 228-3767 or centralfurniture.net.

Henrico Furniture Furniture from more than 100 manufacturers, including La-Z-Boy and Broyhill, plus bedding, upholstery and lighting.

4900 Williamsburg Road, 222-5881; 2017 Huguenot Road, 272-5505 or henricofurniture.net.

Home-Makers Furniture Contemporary, traditional and transitional lines at discounted prices. In-store designers. 8235 Mechanicsville Turnpike, 746-7781.

Kitchenette & More Casual dinette sets and barstools. 8112 Mechanicsville

Turnpike, 746-4039.

Laurel Meadow Antiques and Reproductions Period Southern antiques and handmade 18th- and 19th-century reproduction furniture and accessories. 8348 Lee Davis Road, Mechanicsville, 559-2400 or laurelmeadow.com.

River District La Différence Offering the East Coast’s largest selection of modern and contemporary furniture and accessories. Delivery, design services and free parking available. 125 S. 14th St., 648-6210 or ladiff.com.

These Four Walls Eclectic home furnishings made around the world, plus unusual gifts.

1401 E. Cary St., 622-6201 or shopthesefourwalls.com.

Vive La Différence Warm exotic and rustic home furnishings from the people who brought you LaDiff (adjacent). Enter at 125 S. 14th St., 648-6210 or ladiff.com/vive.

South Side/Chesterfield/ Midlothian A-House Furniture New and used furniture, plus bedding and accessories. 216 Jefferson Davis Highway, 651-3809.

Ashley Furniture Homestore Furniture for all rooms of the house — dining and bedroom sets, sofas, china cabinets, lamps and accessories. 10921 Hull Street Road, 622-6634; 6312 W. Broad St.; 1899 Southpark Blvd., Colonial Heights, 3771400 or ashleyfurniture.com.

Bassett Furniture Direct Furniture styles from classic to contemporary.

At-home consultations with designers.

1516 W. Koger Center Blvd., 3794230; 9850 W. Broad St., 527-5263 or bassettfurniture.com.

Harvest Design Studio Everything for your home, garden and life. 11800 Chester Village Drive, Suite A, 717-8234.

Haverty’s Fine Furniture Lane and the store’s own Haverty brand. Mattress brands include Sealy, Serta, Stearns & Foster, and Tempur-Pedic. 11501 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-7902; 10070 W. Broad St., 270-7043 or havertys.com.

Haynes Furniture Co. Rooms Express, plus regular merchandise from Simmons and Natuzzi. Also rugs, Oriental carpets and mattresses. 6550 Hull St. at Chippenham Parkway, 2761060; 9515 W. Broad St., 747-8000 or haynesfurniture.com.

Henrico Furniture Furniture from more than 100 manufacturers, including La-Z-Boy and Broyhill, plus bedding, upholstery and lighting.

2017 Huguenot Road, 272-5505; 4900 Williamsburg Road, 222-5881 or henricofurniture.net.

The Interior Outlet Two thousand bolts of discounted fabrics, in-stock wallpaper, custom window treatments, furniture and bedding items. 2011 Huguenot Road, 320-6050.

Now Furniture & More Furniture, electronics and appliances. 8278 Midlothian Turnpike, 323-1092 or nowfurnitureandmore.com.

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Posh LLC Furniture, artwork, home accessories, lamps, jewelry, gifts and interior-design services. 13823 Village Place Drive, Midlothian, 794-0333 or alwaysposh.com.

Restoration Hardware Timeless furniture collections, hardware and homedécor items. Stony Point Fashion Park, 272-5613 or restorationhard ware.com.

Sofa Design Casual, formal and leather furniture with brands like Broyhill, Rowe, Pallister Lane and custom upholstery. 10753 Midlothian Turnpike, 379-5377 or sofadesignfurniture.com.

St. John Furniture Brands like VaughanBassett, Ashley and Lea. 10804 Hull Street Road, Midlothian, 674-5617.

Standard Furniture Co. Contemporary to early American furniture styles, accessories. Frigidaire and Speed Queen appliances available, too.

Finance plans offered. 201 E. Belt Blvd., 233-9648.

Stone’s Furniture House A large selection of solid-wood furniture.

Comfortable upholstery from more than 20 labels, plus lighting, accessories and interior-design services. 7500 Jefferson Davis Highway, 275-2287.

Tektonics Design Group Custommade furniture and design. 403 Stockton St., No.104, 233-5900 or tektonics.com.

Urban Interiors Located inside Artworks in Manchester; eclectic furnishings for

home and office. 320 Hull St., 3826815 or urbaninteriorsdecorating. com.

USA Baby and Kids Large selection of fine-quality nursery and big-kid furniture. 1201 Mall Drive (next to Chesterfield Towne Center), 379-0987 or usababyric.com.

Williams & Sherrill Four thousand bolts of fabric in stock, plus furniture and accessories. Large selection of trims for windows and pillows. Design center has extensive library of wallpaper and fabric books. 2003 Huguenot Road, 320-1730 or williamsandsherrill.com.

West End/Far West End Arhaus Furniture Artisan-crafted, exclusive furniture and accessories for every room of the house. Short Pump Town Center, 364-9022 or arhaus. com.

Ashley Furniture Homestore Furniture for all rooms of the house — dining and bedroom sets, sofas, china cabinets, lamps, and accessories.

6312 W. Broad St., 377-1400; 10921 Hull Street Road, 622-6634 or ashleyfurniture.com.

Bassett Furniture Direct Furniture styles from classic to contemporary.

At-home consultations with designers.

9850 W. Broad St., 527-5263; 1516 W. Koger Center Blvd., 379-4230 or bassettfurniture.com.

Bookcase Place of Richmond Inc. Specializes in custom-built bookcases, wall units, entertainment centers.

5910 W. Broad St., 285-8858 or thebookcaseplace.com.

Crate & Barrel Furniture, home accessories, art, glassware, dishes, lamps, kitchenware and more. Short Pump Town Center, 364-0820 or crateandbarrel.com.

DirectBuy of Richmond Membership only. Furniture from brand-name manufacturers and authorized suppliers without store markups. Design, delivery and installation services available. 12830 West Creek Parkway, Suite A, 320-8227 or directbuy.com.

Ethan Allen A 24,000-square-foot showroom with furniture for every room of the home, plus Interior Design Center offering complimentary design services. Just west of Short Pump Town Center at 12000 W. Broad St., 3601530 or ethanallen.com.

Haverty’s Fine Furniture Lane and the store’s own Haverty brand. Mattress brands include Sealy, Serta, Stearns & Foster, and Tempur-Pedic. 10070 W. Broad St., 270-7043; 11501 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-7902 or havertys.com.

Haynes Furniture Co. Rooms Express, plus regular merchandise from Simmons and Natuzzi. Also sells rugs, Oriental carpets and mattresses. 9515 W. Broad St., 747-8000; 6550 Hull St. at Chippenham Parkway, 276-1060 or haynesfurniture.com.

The Kellogg Collection Furniture for every room comes from all

over the United States and Europe.

Traditional English and country-French styles. Upholstery and accessories.

6227 River Road, 285-9143 or kelloggcollection.com.

La Différence Accessories and furniture with high style from around the world.

2436 Old Brick Road, Glen Allen, 3608102 or ladiff.com.

La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries Recliners plus furniture for dining rooms, living rooms, family rooms and bedrooms in pine, oak, cherry and whitewash finishes. Free in-home design consultations. 11541 W. Broad St., 360-5272 or la-z-boy.com.

Lûxe Home Interiors (formerly Norwalk) Complete home-design services, great values and styles.

10921 W. Broad St., 273-6414 or welcometoluxe.com.

Owen Suter’s Fine Furniture Traditional designs made in cherry, tiger maple, mahogany and walnut.

4408 W. Broad St., 359-9569 or owensuters.com.

Pottery Barn Furniture, lamps, bedding and tableware, plus a ton of home accessories. Short Pump Town Center, 364-6990 or potterybarn.com.

Pottery Barn Kids Furniture, bedding, rugs and home accessories designed for children. Short Pump Town Center, 364-6880 or potterybarnkids.com.

Rattle & Roll Clothing, furniture, gifts and accessories for all ages.

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KIMBERLY ANN’S 246 North Sycamore Street (804) 586-1633 | shopkimberlyanns.com Designer Clothing & Accessories Antiques • Art • Home Furnishings Lighting • Jewelry On-Site Estate & Tag Sale Experts

102 West Old Street (804) 722-0135 | pennistonsalley.com 12-16 West Bank Street (804) 722-0505 | riversedgeinteriors.com Antiques, gifts, home decor, personal accessories plus great coffee, desserts & books at the historic site of Poe’s 1836 honeymoon.

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RoomStore World Unique and colorful pieces from China, India, Mexico and other exotic locales.

9901 W. Broad St., 273-9901 or roomstore.com.

The Rue European furniture, specializing in painted pieces. Also garden, local art, home accessories and European paint. 5813 Grove Ave., 716-1742 or shoptherue.com.

Sofa Creations Custom-upholstered sofas are usually under $1,000 and arrive within 40 days. Select the frame and fabric. 8717 W. Broad St., 965-9075 or sofacreations.com.

Summer Classics Indoor and outdoor furnishings, antiques and accessories.

Outdoor rugs. 7905 W. Broad St., 9353075 or summerclassics.com.

Suter’s Handcrafted furniture since 1839. Dining, bedroom and occasional pieces made from solid walnut, mahogany and cherry woods.

4200 W. Broad St., 358-8497 or suters.com.

Thomasville Home Furnishings Furniture, plus upholstery services in leather and fabric. Complimentary design services, too. 3985 Deep Rock Road, 934-0212 or thomasville.com.

Value City Furniture This furniture retailer is also a designer and manufacturer, with a wide range of furniture collections in a number of styles, from arts and crafts to country. 9110 W. Broad St., 935-0699 or vcf.com.

VERVE Home Furnishings Always changing, mid-century modern home-décor collection. 5807 Patterson Ave., shop5807.com; West End Antiques Mall, 2004 Staples Mill Road; warehouse, 4903 Leigh St., 370-3765 or vervehomefurnishings.com.

Virginia Wayside Furniture A 50,000-square-foot showroom.

Manufacturers include Drexel-Heritage and Henkel-Harris. Only store in Richmond to carry furniture by Stickley. 10500 Patterson Ave., 740-3124 or vawayside.com.

World Market Furniture for every room of the house, home-décor items, gourmet food and more. 11198 W. Broad St., Glen Allen, 364-7000 or worldmarket.com.

Williamsburg The Shops at Carolina Furniture of Williamsburg 5425 Richmond Road, Williamsburg, (757) 565-3000 or carolina-furniture.com.

Williamsburg Wicker & Rattan Shoppe Inc. Fine wicker, aluminum and sling furniture for your sunroom, covered porch, outside patio or pool area. 7422 Richmond Road, Williamsburg, (757) 565-3620 or williamsburgwicker.com.

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GALLERIES Ashland/Hanover Flippo Gallery and McGraw-Page Library Regional and national artists’ works at Randolph-Macon College in Ashland. Gallery: 211 N. Center St., 752-7337; library: 305 Henry St., 7527257 or rmc.edu.

Gallery 606 Two stories of fine-art exhibits that rotate each month. 606 England St., Ashland, 752-7126 or gallery606.org.

Henry Clay Inn Monthly exhibits include pottery, painting and photography by local artists. 114 N. Railroad Ave., Ashland, 798-3100 or henryclay inn.com.

Downtown/Midtown/Fan Anderson Gallery VCU’s museum for the arts exhibits student work, as well as national and international contemporary artists. 907 1/2 W. Franklin St., 828-1522 or vcu.edu/arts/ gallery.

Art6 Member-run gallery showcasing contemporary visual and performing arts. 6 E. Broad St., 343-1406 or art6.org.

Artcraft Designs Gallery A custom woodworking studio that exhibits handmade furniture, sculpture and more. Open for First Fridays Art Walk

and by appointment only. 508 W. Broad St., 986-5053.

Artisan Alley Eleven small studios open for exhibits on First Fridays Art Walk and by appointment. 323 W. Broad St., greatrichmondrentals.com.

Artists Downtown Access (ADA) From cutting-edge modern art to contemporary realism. 228 W. Broad St., 644-0100 or adagallery.com.

Astra Design Paintings, ceramics and glassware by local artists; metal sculpture and furniture by Tom Chenoweth; jewelry by Louise Ellis. By appointment only. 3110 W. Marshall St., 257-5467 or astradesign.com.

Brazier Studio Inc. Portraits, paintings, art placement and artist workshops.

1616 W. Main St., 359-2787 or brazierfineart.com.

C’est Le Vin Art & Wine Gallery A wine bar and art gallery serving light fare and showcasing local artists and out-of-town guest artists. 15 N. 17th St., 649-9463 or wix.com.

Chasen Galleries of Fine Art and Glass Paintings, glass and sculpture by more than 100 artists. 3554 W. Cary St., 204-1048 or chasengalleries. com.

Chop Suey Tuey Gallery Exhibits contemporary art. 2913 W. Cary St., 422-8066.

The Dementi Studio Photographic studio with a permanent display of historic Richmond photographs.

121 E. Grace St., 648-9003 or dementi.com.

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Elegba Folklore Society and Cultural Center Paintings, prints, carvings, décor and wearables created by artists from the United States and abroad. Art shows and special events.

101 E. Broad St., 644-3900 or efsinc.org.

Eric Schindler Art Gallery Highlights the work of regional painters.

2305 E. Broad St., 644-5005 or ericschindlergallery.com.

Fine Art Images Original and limitededition prints by African-American artists. 2306 W. Main St., 353-3230.

Forinstance Gallery Showcasing an extensive collection of works by Martin Johnson. 107 E. Cary St., (757) 574-4111.

The Gallery at Corporate & Museum Frame Rotating exhibits by local and nationally known artists.

301 W. Broad St., 643-6858 or corporatemuseumframe.com.

Gallery5 Art, music and film of the 21st century exhibited inside a 19thcentury fire station. 200 W. Marshall St., 644-0005 or gallery5arts.org.

Ghostprint Gallery Ghostprint exhibits a range of artwork from cutting-edge photography to oil paintings. 220 W. Broad St., 344-1557 or ghostprint gallery.com.

Glavé Kocen Gallery Contemporary work by regional and national artists.

1620 W. Main St., 358-1990 or glavekocengallery.com.

ISHQ Fine Arts Gallery & Textile Studio Opened just two years ago, this space features mostly contemporary art. 209 W. Broad St., 929-7018 or ishqgallery.com.

James Center Rotating exhibits of work by Virginia artists and occasional traveling exhibits.

One James Center lobby, 901 E. Cary St.; James Center atrium, 1021 E. Cary St., 344-3232.

Laura Loe Studio Colorful oil paintings. 2005 W. Main St., 366-6327 or lauraloe.com.

Main Art Gallery Regional and national professional artists showing various media. 1537 W. Main St., 355-6151 or mainartsupply.com/ mainartgallery.

Metro Space Gallery Specializes in revolving works of art by emerging artists. 119 W. Broad St., 643-7125 or metrospacegallery.com.

Page Bond Gallery Presents work by national and regional artists, fine art and photography. 1625 W. Main St., 359-3633 or pagebond gallery.com.

Quirk Gallery Exhibits by established and emerging artists. Plus a cool gift shop. 311 W. Broad St., 644-5450 or quirkgallery.com.

Red Door Gallery Original and contemporary paintings and sculpture. 1607 W. Main St., 358-0211 or reddoorgalleryrichmond.com.

Reference Gallery Space for new art and music off the First Friday trail. 216 E. Main St., 225-9007 or referenceartgallery.com.

Reynolds Gallery Exhibitor of regional

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and national artists including Sally Mann and Tara Donovan. 1514 W. Main St., 355-6553 or reynolds gallery.com.

Richmond Camera One of the few regional venues given exclusively to photography. 215 W. Broad St., 6480515 or richmondcamera.com.

Richmond Public Library Paintings, photography, mixed media, pottery and sculpture. 101 E. Franklin St., 646-4740 or richmondpublic library.org.

1708 Gallery Artist-run, contemporary regional and national exhibitions.

Also hosts InLight, a high-wattage contemporary-art exhibition. 319 W. Broad St., 643-1708 or 1708 gallery.org.

Studio/Gallery 6 A working studio and exhibit space for Todd Hale, a mixedmedia artist. Opened for First Fridays Art Walk or by appointment. 6 E. Broad St., Second Floor, toddshale.com.

Uptown Gallery Works by more than 30 local artists working with varied media and techniques. 1305 W. Main St., 353-8343 or uptownartgallery.com.

Laura Loe Studio 2005 W. Main St., 366-6327 or lauraloe.com.

Visual Art Studio Custom original artwork by local and regional artists.

208 W. Broad St., 644-1368 or visualartstudio.org.

Visual Arts Center of Richmond Classes for children and adults as well as exhibits. 1812 W. Main St., 353-0094 or visarts.org.

Virginia Center for Architecture Visiting exhibitions, tours, educational programs and publications. 2501 Monument Ave., 644-3041 or virginiaarchitecture.org.

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts One of the finest art museums in the country, recently reopened after extensive improvements, with internationally renowned collections. 200 N. Boulevard, 340-1400 or www.vmfa. museum.

The Whitley Gallery Art by and about those in the criminal justice system.

29 N. 17th St., 343-0027.

Mechanicsville Windemere Art Gallery Eclectic works. 6162 Mechanicsville Turnpike, Mechanicsville, 730-0384 or teressapearson.com.

Montpelier Montpelier Center for Arts and Education Music performances, art exhibits and community events. 17205 Mountain Road, Montpelier, 883-7378 or montpeliercenter.org.

North Side Ginter Gallery Located inside the botanical garden’s education building, this space features rotating work inspired by nature. 1800 Lakeside Ave., 262-9887 or lewisginter.org.

Old World Prints Ltd. An extensive collection of prints and reproductions.

8080 Villa Park Drive, 213-0600 or oldworldprintsltd.com.

Pine Camp Arts Center Exhibits and art workshops are held in the Spotlight Gallery. 4901 Old Brook Road, 6463674 or richmondgov.com/parks/ pine.aspx.

Petersburg Petersburg Area Art League The league holds monthly exhibits featuring quilts and photography to paintings and sculpture. 7 E. Old St., Petersburg, 861-4611.

Petersburg Regional Art Center All-media juried shows open the second Friday of each month except December. 132 N. Sycamore St., Petersburg, 7338200 or pracarts.com.

Rivers’ Edge Interiors Occasional small groupings of rotating artwork with affiliated coffee shop. Extended hours during Friday for the Arts! on the second Friday of each month. 12 W. Bank St., Petersburg, 722-0505 or riversedgeinteriors.com.

West End/Far West End Alexander Reeves Fine Art Eighteenth-, 19th- and early 20th-century American and European paintings in the Hudson River School and American Impressionism styles.

By appointment only. 4818 Grove Ave., 314-5502.

Andrew’s Gallery From traditional to impressionist; Simon Bull and Thomas Kinkade are among the featured artists. Short Pump Town Center, 11800 W. Broad St., 364-9377 or andrewsgallery.net.

Arte Figura Contemporary oil paintings and interpretive bronze sculptures by Freddy Staal. By appointment only; gallery openings the last Friday of each month. 5320 Twin Hickory Road, 545-0861 or artefigura.com.

The Best Gallery Rotating exhibits; by appointment only in the West End Presbyterian Church. 9008 Quioccasin Road, 741-6562.

Biggs Limited Editions Collectibles, including European sculpture.

11740 W. Broad St., 364-6006 or biggsltd.com.

Crossroads Art Center Recently expanded to 19,000 square feet, Crossroads hosts shows the third Friday of every other month. 2016 Staples Mill Road, 278-8950 or crossroadsartcenter.com.

Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen Rotating exhibits in the Gumenick Family Gallery and Slantwall Gallery.

2880 Mountain Road, 261-ARTS (2787) or artsglenallen.com.

For Art’s Sake Works by owner Anne Chaddock and bimonthly rotating exhibitions by professional local and regional artists. 8538 Patterson Ave., 740-1400 or forartssakegallery.com.

Gallery 5800 Local and regional art. 5800 Grove Ave., 285-0774 or gallery5800.com.

Jack Kreuter Jewelers 6231 River Road, 288-3900.

Sara D. November Gallery Ten shows annually focus on Jewish and general art themes. Weinstein JCC, 5403 Monument Ave., 288-6091 or weinsteinjcc.org.

Spirit of Art Fine art, ceramics and woodcarvings. 3459 W. Cary St., 3530064 or spiritofartgallery.com.

Stanley Antiques and Fine Art Rotating exhibits as well as fine art and antiques. 5612 Grove Ave., 288-2011 or stanleyfinearts.com.

West End Gallery Fine-art and custom framing, featuring works by local and international artists. 9754 Gayton Road, 740-1569 or westend framing.com.

South Side/Manchester/ Chesterfield ART 180 Provides artistic opportunities to kids who might not otherwise be exposed to art. 0 E. Fourth St., Suite 56, art180.org.

Art Works Special art shows and 75 artists’ studios. 320 Hull St., 291-1400 or artworksrichmond.com.

Artspace Member-operated gallery showing contemporary work. 0 E. Fourth St., 232-6464 or artspacegallery.org.

Bainbridge Art Center A mix of events, performing arts and fine art.

By appointment only. 1312 Bainbridge St., 230-4544 or bainbridge artcenter.com.

Bella Arte Gallery New in Midlothian, this gallery offers fine art, studio glass and art jewelry. 3734 Winterfield Road, 794-1511 or bella-arte.com.

Bon Air Artists Association Rotating exhibits with varying locations. bonairartists.com.

Crittenden Studio Oil paintings with nature subjects by Guy Crittenden.

201 W. Seventh St., 357-6027 or crittendenstudio.com.

43rd Street Gallery Contemporary crafts for the home and garden.

1412 W. 43rd St., 233-1758 or 43rdstgallery.com.

Gather Located in a historic 1851 general store in Midlothian. Look for paintings and works by wood turners and potters. 920 Mount Hermon Road, 379-0441 or shopgather.com.

Judy Newcomb Gallery Originals and limited-edition prints by a popular watercolor artist. 14300 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-6001 or judynewcomb.com.

Plant Zero Art Center This contemporary, 5,200-square-foot gallery features large studio spaces and a café. 0 E. Fourth St., 726-4442 or plantzero.com.

Russell/Projects A gallery in the Plant Zero complex featuring work by emerging and mid-career artists

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using diverse media. 901-0284 or russellprojects.com.

T/K Transmission Gallery Contemporary and emerging artists in Manchester. 517 W. Seventh St., transmissionrva.blogspot.com.

12 12 Gallery Work by local, regional and national artists. 12 E. 12th St., 233-9957 or 1212galleryrva.com.

By Appointment John Barber Chesapeake Bay and Richmond cityscape artwork by John M. Barber. 269-3025 or johnbarber art.com.

GARDEN DÉCOR/ NURSERIES Downtown Vogue Flowers & Gifts Tropical plants, annuals, perennials, cut flowers, garden statuary, decorative containers, floral design. 1114 E. Main St., 780-3700; 1106 N. Parham Road, 740-5999; 1114 N. Boulevard, 3539600 or vogueflowers.com.

East End Southern States Cooperative Nursery, vegetable seeds, grass seeds, fertilizers, pet supplies, wild-bird food and houses, lawn furniture, statuaries, dogwoods, flowering cherry trees, annuals, perennials, shrubs. 3119 Williamsburg Road, 226-2758; 1200 Alverser Drive, 379-8111; 8718 W. Broad St., 747-9315 or southern states.com.

Strange’s Garden Center Droughttolerant plants, trees, perennials, hybrid dogwoods, hardy gardenias, large selection of Japanese maples, proven Winner annuals, vines and herbs. Also carries garden accessories and furniture, vegetables, houseplants, shrubs, chemicals, fertilizer and hard-to-find items. 3313 Mechanicsville Turnpike, 321-2200; 12111 W. Broad St., 360-2800 or strangesgardencenter.com.

Mechanicsville/Hanover/Ashland Ashland Berry Farm The creative design team at this full-service nursery can help create your outdoor living space. 12607 Old Ridge Road, Beaverdam, 227-3601 or ashlandberryfarm.com.

Ashwood Gardens and Nursery This 10,000-square-foot greenhouse offers a large selection of perennials, bedding plants, seeds and nursery stock. Also carries garden accessories.

11374 Ashcake Road, Ashland, 7982280 or ashwoodgardens.com.

Beth Burrell & Giving Tree Four-season and low-maintenance landscape design, consultation, installation, and maintenance. Rare and unusual plants, mostly perennials and shrubs.

8204 Bell Creek Road, Mechanicsville, 730-0478 or givingtreeltd.com.

Colesville Nursery This once exclusively wholesale center is now open for retail sales. More than 1,500 plant varieties

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on more than 50 acres. 14011 Nursery Road, Ashland, 798-5472, (800) 8566773 or colesvillenursery.com.

James River Nurseries Landscape, installation, design and paving. 13244 Ashland Road, Ashland, 798-2020 or jamesrivernurseries.com.

North Side/Lakeside The Flower Market & Garden Center Tropical plants, annuals, perennials, cut flowers, garden statuaries, decorative containers and fountains. Cut flowers wholesale. Rents plants for special occasions. 1100 N. Boulevard, 354-9900; 10060 Midlothian Turnpike, 327-9797.

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden Offering an extensive collection of garden accents, containers, books, gifts, toys and jewelry.

Purchases support the garden’s educational mission. 1800 Lakeside Ave., 262-9887, ext.

325, or lewisginter.org.

Nicola Flora Flowers and floral arrangements, plants and gifts.

Wedding designs, too. 1219 Bellevue Ave., 261-1060 or nicolaflora.com.

Vogue Flowers & Gifts Tropical plants, annuals, perennials, cut flowers, garden statuary, decorative containers, floral design. 1106 N. Parham Road, 740-5999; 1114 N. Boulevard, 3539600; 1114 E. Main St., 780-3700 or vogueflowers.com.

South Side/Chesterfield/Colonial Heights/Midlothian BirdWatchers Inc. Birdhouses, feeders, gifts, seed and suet.

4636 Commonwealth Centre Parkway, Midlothian, 763-3890 or birdwatchersinc.com.

Boulevard Flower Gardens Features homegrown plants, over 200 varieties of perennials, 60 varieties of herbs, plus a nursery and gift shop. Plants and fish for ponds, including imported Koi from Japan, also available. 2100 Ruffin Mill Road, Colonial Heights, 526-4000 or boulevardflowergardens.com.

Cross Creek Nursery Ten-acre nursery in Chesterfield. Design/build, landscape/hardscape; specializing in sod, pond building, outdoor kitchens, patios and walkways. 501 Courthouse Road, 378-0700 or crosscreeknursery.com.

Elegance Outback Design plans, installation, lighting, garden structures and accessories, outdoor furniture.

9704 Midlothian Turnpike, 303-9734 or eleganceoutback.com.

The Flower Market & Garden Center Tropical plants, annuals, perennials, cut flowers, garden statuaries, decorative containers and fountains.

Cut flowers wholesale. Rents plants for special occasions. 10060 Midlothian Turnpike, 327-9797; 1100 N. Boulevard, 354-9900.

The Garden Place Upscale garden ornaments, statuaries, fountains, planters, birdbaths and urns located in Midlothian Station Center. 13541 Midlothian Turnpike, 378-8076 or

garden-place.com.

The Great Big Greenhouse & Meadows Farms Nurseries More than nine acres of garden supplies, from plants and trees to gifts and home accessories. 2051 Huguenot Road, 320-1317 or greatbiggreen house.com.

Dirty Hands Garden Center 2603 Anderson Highway, Powhatan, 598-8945 or dirty handsgardencenter.com

Harvest Design Studio Everything for your home, garden and life.

11800 Chester Village Drive, Suite A, 717-8234.

Plant Peddler’s Corner Store Home and garden accessories such as statuaries, flags, window boxes and urns. Also carries plants. 1101 Crowder Drive, Midlothian, 794-6972.

Sneed’s Nursery and Garden Center A design/build company offering professional landscape, irrigation, lighting and hardscape design and installation. Full-service garden center with certified horticulturists on staff offering unique plants and garden supplies, quality outdoor furniture and garden accents. 8756 W. Huguenot Road, 320-7798 or sneedsnursery.com.

Southern States Cooperative Nursery, vegetable seeds, grass seeds, fertilizers, pet supplies, wildbird feed and houses, lawn furniture, statuaries, dogwoods, flowering cherry trees, annuals, perennials, shrubs. 1200 Alverser Drive, 379-8111; 8718 W. Broad St., 747-9315; 3119 Williamsburg Road, 226-2758 or southernstates.com.

Wild Birds Unlimited Birdfeeding supplies, bird baths and houses, and birdwatching accessories. 9778 Midlothian Turnpike, 323-0353 or wbu.com.

West End/Far West End A Thyme to Plant at Lavender Fields Herb Farm Over 200 varieties of USDA Certified Organic herb plants, gourmet vegetable plants and flowers. Lunch and afternoon tea by reservation. Group tours, luncheons and classes. Unique gift shop. 11300 Winfrey Road, Glen Allen, 262-7167 or

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Plow & Hearth Patio furniture, garden items, outdoor decorations, organizers for the home and more.

11639 W. Broad St., 360-7722 or plowhearth.com.

Southern States Cooperative Nursery, vegetable seeds, grass seed, fertilizer, pet supplies, wild-bird feed and houses, lawn furniture, statuaries, dogwoods, flowering cherry trees, annuals, perennials, shrubs. 8718 W. Broad St., 747-9315; 1200 Alverser Drive, 379-8111; 3119 Williamsburg Road, 226-2758 or southernstates.com.

Strange’s Garden Center Drought-tolerant plants, trees, perennials, hybrid dogwoods, hardy gardenias, large selection of Japanese maples, Proven Winner annuals, vines and herbs.

Also carries garden accessories, vegetables, houseplants, shrubs, chemicals, fertilizers and hard-to-find items. 12111 W. Broad St., 360-2800; 3313 Mechanicsville Turnpike, 321-2200 or strangesgardencenter.com.

Vogue Flowers & Gifts Tropical plants, annuals, perennials, cut flowers, garden statuary, decorative containers, floral design. 1106 N. Parham Road, 740-5999; 1114 N. Boulevard, 353-9600; 1114 E. Main St., 7803700 or vogueflowers.com.

YardBirds Bird feeders, fountains and garden accessories for bird lovers.

Nature-oriented gifts. 1360 Gaskins Road, 741-2473.

Powhatan Dirty Hands Garden Center Hardto-find perennials, trees and shrubs, native plants, healing herbs, original garden art and organics. 2603 Anderson Highway (Route 60 West), Powhatan, 598-8945 or dirtyhands gardencenter.com.

Online Only Grower’s Exchange Decorative garden-related accessories such as birdbaths, garden furniture, tools, pottery, art made from recyclables, gifts, plants, herbs and more.

(888) 829-6201 or thegrowersexchange.com.

HEARTH Bon Air Hearth, Porch and Patio Gas logs, fire pits, outdoor kitchens, custom patio furniture, umbrellas and accessories. 8801 Forest Hill Ave., 320-3600 or onairbetterliving products.com.

Hearth & Home Shoppe Gas, wood and pellet fireplaces, stoves and inserts, plus all the accessories to complete the job. Sales, installation and service. 8154 Mechanicsville Turnpike, 730-3800 or hearthandhomeshoppe.com.

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wood stoves, and custom mantel building. Also sells patio furniture, grills and equipment such as screens, andirons and tool sets. 10749 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-7434 or thehearthandpatioshoppe.com.

Interior 2000 Gas fireplaces, custom mirrors, shower doors, bath accessories, door locks and hardware, closet organizers, plantation shutters and blinds. 2186 Plainview Center, Powhatan, 598-0340 or interior2k.com.

Lakeside Stove and Fireplace Specializes in service, sales and installation of gas and wood-burning fireplace products. 7921 W. Broad St., 270-6411.

Mantels by Meunier Custom design and reproduction of mantels; all solid woods and custom-routed moldings. Hearth repair and custom reproduction, too. 690-1977 or themantelmaker.com.

Plow & Hearth Fireplace and hearth accessories, patio furniture, garden items, outdoor decorations, organizers for the home and more.

11639 W. Broad St., 360-7722 or plowhearth.com.

Victorian Fireplace Shop Large selection of small English and Victorian fireplaces, plus mantels and electric fireplaces. 3201 W. Broad St., 3551688 or gascoals.net.

HOME DÉCOR Carytown Compass Fine Jewelry & Metal Design Alessi Italian giftware and kitchenware.

3530 W. Cary St., 342-1211.

Compleat Gourmet Kitchen gadgets, cookbooks, gourmet food and cooking classes. 3030 W. Cary St., 353-9606 or thecompleat gourmet.com.

Glass Boat European and American antiques, home furnishings, bedding, clothing, and jewelry. 3226 W. Cary St., 358-5596 or glassboat.com.

Janet Brown Interiors Design services, furniture, antiques and home accessories. 3140 W. Cary St., 3589548 or janetbrowndesign.com.

Leo Burke Furniture Accessories, lamps, mirrors and rattan. 3108 W. Cary St., 358-5773 or leoburke.com.

Martin Interior Design Furniture and accessories, consultation and design services. 3325 W. Cary St., 353-1400 or martininteriordesign.com.

Mongrel Home accessories including bath and kitchen, glassware, picture frames, stationery, cards and gifts.

2924 W. Cary St., 342-1272 or mongrelonline.com.

Murphies Gifts, pottery, decorative glass and some home furnishings.

3141 W. Cary St., 359-4898.

Ruth & Ollie Sophisticated upholstered and leather furniture with clean lines; lamps and chandeliers; some custom designs, too. Rugs and pillows from around the world. Original, local art. Interior-design services.

3445 W. Cary St., 288-3360 or shopruthandollie.com.

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Schwarzschild Jewelers China, crystal, sterling and other tabletop items from Michael Aram, Herend, Anna Weatherley, Rochard, William Yeoward and Waterford. 3144 W. Cary St., 3552136; 1200 Alverser Plaza, 344-0150; Short Pump Town Center, 967-0800 or schwarzschild.com.

Ten Thousand Villages Fair-trade jewelry, home décor and gifts from more than 38 developing countries.

3201 W. Cary St., 358-5170 or richmond.tenthousandvillages.com.

Central/Downtown Quirk Gallery Gallery and gift shop with home accessories, jewelry and other handmade items. 311 W. Broad St., 644-5450 or quirkgallery.com.

Fan Strawberry Fields Fresh flowers and plants, gift items, antiques, accent furniture, jewelry and local artists’ work. 423 Strawberry St., 213-0232, strawberryfields.us or strawberryfieldsflorist.com.

Trappings Interior design and by-appointment shopping. 315 Strawberry St., 353-5378 or trappingshome.com.

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Gift Shop Gift shop featuring reproductions of museum pieces as well as designs from local and national artists. 200 N. Boulevard, 340-1525.

Hanover: Atlee/Ashland/ Courthouse/Mechanicsville/ Sandston Belle Cottage Unique gifts, collectibles, Vera Bradley, Tervis Tumblers and home décor.

8319 Bell Creek Road, Suite F, Mechanicsville, 559-8100.

Surroundings by Chesapeake Designs Designer Pam Heermann’s showroom with furniture, accessories, custom bedding, fabric samples, art, coastal décor, jewelry and unique gifts. 10400 Leadbetter Road, Ashland, 496-6135 or chesapeakedesigns.net.

Lakeside/North Side Embellish Eclectic gifts for your home and garden. 5105 Lakeside Ave., 6227770 or embellish-yourhome.com.

Feathernesters Vintage home and garden furnishings and accessories.

Café. 6118 Lakeside Ave., 262-7305 or feathernesters.com.

Keep Good Company Inspired home accessories and gifts.

5522-A Lakeside Ave., 262-5557 or keepgoodcompany.com.

Ruth Joffre Custom-made windowtreatment workroom, lamps, furniture, sofas and home accessories. 2307 Westwood Ave., 254-3511.

Tinker’s Gifts and home décor, home accessories and local artists. Furniturerestoration services and repairs.

2409 Westwood Ave., 359-3301 or tinkerandcompany.com.

Libbie and Grove/Libbie and Patterson Fraîche Furniture, lamps, fine linen,

interesting tabletop treasures, antiques and novel gifts. 304 Libbie Ave., 2824282 or fraichehome.net.

Hampton House The owners travel to England to fill their shop with fine furniture, porcelain, brass and crystal.

5720 Grove Ave., 285-3479 or hamptonhousegifts.com.

J. Taylor Hogan Interior-design services, home accessories and bridal registries. 308 Libbie Ave., 282-4474 or jtaylorhogan.com.

Kelley’s Gift Shop Full line of fine gifts and decorative accessories, including designer silk flowers. 5601 Patterson Ave., 288-3684.

Living Handmade items — from gifts to custom furniture, housewares, monogrammed linens and original artwork — mostly by Virginia artisans.

5714 Grove Ave., 285-5600 or livingongrove.com.

Paper Plus Wide selection of invitations, gifts and home accents. 5804 Grove Ave., 288-2662 or paperplus ongrove.com.

The Shops at 5807 More than 20 specialty shops in one location, including Frillseekers, VERVE Home Furnishings, Open House, Van der Wolks — stylish, eclectic, hand-picked and delish. 5807 Patterson Ave., 2885807 or shop5807.com.

Tinker’s 2409 Westwood Ave., 359-3301 or tinkerandcompany.com

Thistles Gifts and accessories, including English and Italian imports, leather items, mirrors and pottery. 411 Libbie Ave., 288-6333.

V for the Home Specializes in fresh, modern looks; unusual gifts; furniture; and finds. 5703 A. Grove Ave., 2824275 or vforthehome.com.

Midlothian and Hull Street Corridors Accents Unlimited Gifts and collectibles for the home, featuring a gold-level Vera Bradley storewithin-a-store. Includes Vera Bradley needlepoint rugs, lamps, dishes and stationery. 4632 Commonwealth Centre Parkway, 763-1566 or accentsunlimitedinc.com.

Gather This Midlothian gallery, gift and accessories store is located in a historic 1851 general store. 920 Mount Hermon Road, 379-0441 or shopgather.com.

The Great Big Greenhouse & Meadows Farms Nurseries More than nine acres of garden supplies, from plants and trees to gifts, and a large home-accessories department.

2051 Huguenot Road, 320-1317 or greatbiggreenhouse.com.

Pink Cottage Home décor and gift shop; French-country and chic styles.

13910 Hull Street Road, 335-0043 or pinkcottagegifts.com.

Posh LLC Artwork, home accessories, lamps, furniture, jewelry, gifts and interior-design services. 13823 Village Place Drive, Midlothian, 794-0333 or alwaysposh.com.

Schwarzschild Jewelers China, crystal, sterling and other tabletop items from Michael Aram, Herend, Anna Weatherley, Rochard, William Yeoward and Waterford. 1200 Alverser Plaza, 344-0150; Short Pump Town Center, 967-0800; 3144 W. Cary St., 355-2136 or schwarzschild.com.

Williams & Sherrill Four thousand bolts of fabric in stock, plus furniture and accessories. Large selection of trims for windows and pillows.

Design center has extensive library of wallpaper and fabric books.

2003 Huguenot Road, 320-1730 or williamsandsherrill.com.

Wilson Lee Interiors Interior design, furniture, drapery, full-service interiordesign store. 11400 Huguenot Road, Suite 109A, 379-9457 or wilsonleeinteriors.net.

River District House of Lukaya A unique selection of wearable and wall art from local artisans.

Accessories, body care and bulk herbs. 1717 E. Main St., 377-3380 or houseoflukaya.com.

La Différence Accessories and furniture with high style from around the world. 125 S. 14th St., (866) 452-3433 or ladiff.com.

These Four Walls Eclectic home furnishings made around the world, plus unusual gifts.

1401 E. Cary St., 622-6201 or shopthesefourwalls.com.

Very Richmond Richmondcentric gifts. 1051 E. Cary St., Suite 104, 644-3613 or veryrichmondgifts.com.

Vive La Différence Warm, exotic and rustic home accessories from the people who brought you LaDiff (adjacent). Enter at 125 S. 14th St., 648-6210 or ladiff.com/vive.

South Side: Stony Point, Bon Air and Chester Alchemists Home accessories such as chimes, indoor fountains, candles and candleholders. Stony Point Shopping Center, 323-5563 or alchemistsbooksandgifts.com.

Anthropologie Vintage-inspired items, plus home accessories, bedding, hardware, furniture and some antiques. Stony Point Fashion Park, 330-3331, ext. 5, or anthropologie.com.

Buford Road Pharmacy Home and garden accessories fill almost half of this pharmacy. 2608 Buford Road, 272-1423 or bufordrx.com.

Harvest Design Studio Everything for your home, garden and life. 11800 Chester Village Drive, Suite A, 717-8234.

Papeterie Stationery, antiques, pottery, handcolored etchings, ceramics and accessories.

3048 Stony Point Road, 560-7955.

Saks Fifth Avenue Great home accessories on the second floor. Stony Point Fashion Park, 320-6960 or saksfifthavenue.com.

She Chester Gifts, home accessories and jewelry. 11884 Chester Village Drive, Chester, 714-5305 or shechester.blogspot.com Sur La Table Countertop appliances, bakeware, knives, kitchen gadgets and everything a home chef needs, plus a wide selection of cooking classes. Stony Point Fashion Park, 272-7094 or surlatable.com.

Tri-Cities Polish Pottery Shop Polish pottery and unique housewares. 13 W. Old St., Petersburg, 7334495 or polishpotteryshop.com.

Rivers’ Edge Interiors Home décor and antiques. 12 W. Bank St., Petersburg, 7220505 or riversedgeinteriors.com.

West End/Far West End/Glen Allen/ Goochland/Innsbrook Andres Day Spa & Unique Gifts Plates and platters, furniture, gift items and home decorations. 449 Forest Ave., 288-7106 or andresdayspa.com.

Appalachian Spring Gift shop with handcrafted, U.S.-made gift items in wood and glass, plus pottery and jewelry.

Short Pump Town Center, 364-9700 or appalachianspring.com.

Cocoanut Jewelry Jewelry shop that also offers clocks, platters and other handmade home decorations from local and national artists. Willow Lawn, 282-1335; Short Pump Town Center, 360-9634.

Dolce Designs Home furnishings, accessories, gifts and design. 11737 W. Broad St., 3608049.

The French Boutique Lots of home accessories; pillows, lamps, vases and more. 2243 Old Brick Road, 360-0582 or thefrenchboutique.net.

La Différence Accessories and furniture with high style from around the world. 2436 Old Brick Road, Glen Allen, 360-8102 or ladiff. com.

Pink Cottage Home décor and gift shop; French-country and chic styles. 1502 N. Parham Road, 740-9434 or pinkcottagegifts. com.

Schwarzschild Jewelers China, crystal, sterling and other tabletop items from Michael Aram, Herend, Anna Weatherley, Rochard, William Yeoward and Waterford.

Short Pump Town Center, 967-0800; 1200 Alverser Plaza, 344-0150; 3144 W. Cary St., 355-2136 or schwarzschild.com.

South Moon Under Boutique featuring home accessories plus men’s and women’s apparel and shoes. Short Pump Town Center, 364-9424 or southmoonunder.com.

Things Remembered Personalized picture frames, glassware, crystal, trinket boxes and more. Short Pump Town Center, 364-4246 or thingsremembered.com.

Tweed Home furnishings, gifts and accessories. 4035 Lauderdale Dr., 249-3900 or tweedathome.com.

Urban Outfitters Trendy home accessories and gifts, along with women’s and men’s apparel and accessories. Short Pump Town Center, 364-5216 or urbanoutfitters.com.

Westbury Gallery Home and garden accessories. Jewelry and handbags, too.

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8905 Three Chopt Road, 285-4733 or westburygallery.com.

Williams-Sonoma Everything for the kitchen — bakeware, linens, dinnerware, cookware and appliances, as well as specialty foods and a nationwide gift registry. Short Pump Town Center, 364-9915 or williams-sonoma.com.

You Boutiques Decorative items, china, linens from aprons to hand towels, garden furniture, pillows and a variety of artwork. Short Pump Town Center, 364-9686 or youboutiques.com.

HOME MEDIA All Wired Up Home theaters, media rooms, alarm system installation for home and business. 335-1555.

Audio Art High-end audio store, by appointment only. 358-5300.

Audio Exchange Home-theater specialists since 1978. Music distribution and high-end stereo. 6007 W. Broad St., 282-0438.

Audio Express Home-media and home-theater sales and installation.

11201 Midlothian Turnpike, 379-3233.

Bose Top-of-the-line home-audio systems. Short Pump Town Center, 364-9488 or bose.com.

Home Cinema Central Lighting, acoustics, draperies and construction;

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Theater accessories such as fiberoptic starlight ceilings, popcorn machines and specialty theater seating. 9830-H Mayland Drive, 2178970 or hc-2.net.

Haggard Industries Whole-house audio, flat-panel TV mounting, structured wiring; specializing in retrofit applications. Consultation, installation and design. 822-6649.

Higher Definition Experts in highdefinition television. 8033 Old Mechanicsville Turnpike, Mechanicsville, 746-9341.

Livewire In-home consultations for home theater, structured cabling and home networking. 4900 W. Clay St., 937-9001 or getlivewire.com.

Premiere Theater and Automation Home-theater design, installation, audio and home automation.

Mechanicsville, 730-2747 or premieretheaterdesign.com.

Red Brick Technology Group Design and installation of customized computer systems for the home, including audio, security, lighting, home theater and more. 427-6540 or redbricktg.com.

Sound & Image Design Home theater, whole-house audio/video, automation, simple-to-operate system controls and more. By appointment.

1312 N. Parham Road, 741-5816 or soundandimage.com.

Structured Cable of Virginia In-home consultations for home-

theater, audio and whole-house cleaning systems. 934-0000 or structuredcableofva.com.

Theater Xtreme of Richmond Hometheater design center, with screens from 80 to 144 inches. 4338 Pouncey Tract Road, Glen Allen, 290-8820 or theaterxtremeva.com.

KITCHENS, KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS Carytown/Midtown/North Side Alpha Stone Solutions Fabricates and installs marble and granite countertops and more. 1901 Dabney Road, 622-2068 or alphastone.us.

American Cabinet Company Quality kitchen and bath cabinets, including the Decora line of cabinetry.

2300-A Hermitage Rd., 342-9311 or americancabinetco.com.

The Appliance Place For over 30 years, sales, service and parts. 3213 Boulevard, Colonial Heights, 526-4967 or theapplianceplace.com.

Appliance Solutions Kitchen and laundry appliances, with brands like Sub-Zero, Whirlpool, GE Monogram, Wolf, KitchenAid and Maytag.

Specializing in built-ins. 5418 Lakeside

Ave., 266-7621; 2611 Buford Road, 272-3276; 9071 W. Broad St., 2704973 or appliancesolutionsva.com.

ArtCraft Designs Custom cabinetry and woodworking. 508 W. Broad St., 986-5053.

Brazilian Best Granite Inc. 6401 Dickens Place, Suite F, 282-4707 or bbggranite.com.

Cabinetry & Construction Inc. Cabinets and remodeling/renovation of older properties. By appointment only. 18 S. Thompson St., Suite 162, 497-3491 or cabinetryconstruction.com.

E.A. Holsten Inc. Wholesale distributor for Sub-Zero, Wolf and Frigidaire appliances, with a showroom. 1400 Overbrook Road, 359-3511 or eaholsten.com.

EcoLogic Environmentally friendly remodeling and redecorating supplies. Installation and design services available. 1606 W. Main St., 254-7336 or ecologicthestore.com.

Katheryn Robertson Ltd. Certified kitchen and bath designers. Crystal cabinetry; appliances from Sub-Zero and Wolf; designer fabrics, finishes, lighting and furniture. 2225 Hanover Ave., 353-6721 or katherynrobertson. com.

Little Appliance Brands at the 9,000square-foot showroom include GE, Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Sub-Zero, Samsung, Fisher & Paykel, and Wolf. Parts and service, too. 3706 Williamsburg Road, 222-3871.

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Martin-Star Custom-designed and hand-built cabinetry.

1610 W. Main St., 340-1250 or martinstar.com.

Reico Kitchen & Bath Six-thousand-square-foot showroom with more than 100 displays. Merillat, Ultracraft and Woodharbor cabinetry; appliances from Miele, Dacor, Jenn-Air, KitchenAid and Maytag; and sinks by Franke. Installation services. 2132 Tomlynn St., 262-8389, (800) REICO-11 or reico.com.

3Sixty Cabinetry Architectural millwork and custom cabinetry in all styles, specializing in modern design and green building.

403 Stockton St., Suite 300, 640-1157 or 360build.com.

Virginia Cabinetry Customand pre-made kitchen cabinets, bookcases, vanities and more. 1221 School St., 6126469 or virginiacabinetry.com.

Mechanicsville/Hanover/ Ashland Concrete Ideas Custom kitchen and bath countertops and sinks made of GreenStone, a concrete composed of post-industrial and post-consumer materials and OpticStone, concrete embedded with fiber-optic lighting.

10996 Leadbetter Road, Ashland,

Cary’s Mill Woodworking 12742 Spectrim Lane, Midlothian, 445-2946 or carysmill.com

798-6606 or concreteideasva.com.

Lipscombe Appliance & TV Sells and services appliances from Heartland, Wolf, Fisher & Paykel, GE, Sub-Zero, Maytag, Whirlpool, U-Line, more. 8082 Mechanicsville Turnpike, Mechanicsville, 746-4470 or lipscombeappliance.com.

Shelf Genie Glide-out shelving for the home. (888) 903-8839 or shelfgenie. com.

South Side/Chesterfield/ Midlothian Appliance Contract Sales Premium appliance showroom. 1328 Gaskins Road, Chester, 748-8755 or appliancecontractsales.com.

Appliance Solutions Kitchen and laundry appliances, with brands like Sub-Zero, Whirlpool, GE Monogram, Wolf, KitchenAid and Maytag. Specializing in builtins. 2611 Buford Road, 272-3276; 9071 W. Broad St., 270-4973; 5418 Lakeside Ave., 266-7621 or appliancesolutionsva.com.

Artistic Stone Design Inc. Granite countertops, fireplace surrounds, vanities, bartops. 11321 International Drive, 594-7069 or artisticstonerichmond.com.

Bernhardt & Taylor Inc. Customdesigned bookcases and cabinets for kitchen and bath.

700 Research Road, 794-8103 or bernhardtandtaylor.com.

Better Kitchens & Baths Full-service design and sales firm for kitchen and bath. 7757 Pocoshock Way, 674-7792 or betterkitchensandbaths.com.

Builder’s Choice Marble & Granite Countertops in any room, hearths, fireplace surrounds and much more.

3911 Bellson Park Drive, 744-0770 or bcmarbleandgranite.com.

Cary’s Mill Woodworking Fine woodworking and construction. 12742 Spectrim Lane, Midlothian, 445-2946 or carysmill.com.

Chesapeake Bay Cabinet Co. Kitchen design and installation, including granite tops. 5612 Biggs Road, 233-9984 or chesapeakebaycabinetco.com.

Cline Contract Sales Kitchen appliances in a 6,000-square-foot showroom featuring brands like SubZero, Viking, Wolf, Asko, GE and more, displayed in kitchen vignettes. 11351 International Drive, 379-9600 or clinecontractsales.com.

Elite Kitchen Design Custom kitchen and bath remodelers specializing in design, woodworking, cabinetry and general contracting. Featuring Holiday Kitchens cabinets with more than 70 styles. 14411 Justice Road, Suite A, 378-4949 or elitekitchenrichmond.com.

Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery Design consultation and products for indoor and outdoor kitchens, with an emphasis on hightech appliances. 6601 Lake Harbour Drive, Midlothian, 763-1360; 2703 Ackley Ave., Henrico, 264-6400 or ferguson.com.

Home Design by Goodwyn Seventythousand-square-foot showroom with Wellborn cabinets, countertops and more. 2510 Bellwood Road, 545-4663 or nbgoodwynlumber.net.

Kitchen Crafters Inc. Everything you need for kitchen and bath remodeling — appliances, countertops, floors and cabinetry. 2611 Buford Road, 2720580; 9071 W. Broad St., 726-1094;

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MARVA Marble and Granite Inc. World-class natural-stone products, accessories and services. 12200 Marva Way, Midlothian, 739-0176 or marvamarble.com.

Old River Cabinets Custom cabinetry and granite. 1125 Alverser Drive, Midlothian, 378-6200; 11331 W. Broad St, 360-7244 or oldrivercabinets.com.

Tailor Made Kitchens and Baths 1700 Huguenot Road, 893-3576.

West End/Far West End Appliance Contract Sales Premium appliance showroom.

1328 Gaskins Road, 754-8755 or appliancecontractsales.com.

Appliance Solutions Kitchen and laundry appliances, with brands like Sub-Zero, Whirlpool, GE Monogram, Wolf, KitchenAid and Maytag.

Specializing in built-ins. 2611 Buford Road, 272-3276; 9071 W. Broad St., 270-4973; 5418 Lakeside Ave., 2667621 or appliancesolutionsva.com.

Classic Kitchens of Virginia Complete luxury kitchen design and installation. Exclusive distributor of Wood-Mode and Draper DBS cabinetry in the region; Sub-Zero, Miele and Wolf appliances. Also designs and installs bathrooms, libraries, home-theater systems and bars. 12535 Patterson Ave., 784-5075 or classickitchensofva.com.

Custom Kitchens Specializing in client service and complete project management. Craftsmen install custom cabinetry from Heritage, Crystal and Omega. Sub-Zero/Wolf appliances and a wide range of countertops are available through a team of certified designers.

6412 Horsepen Road, 288-7247 or customkitchensinc.net.

Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery Design consultation and products for indoor and outdoor kitchens, with an emphasis on high-tech appliances. 2703 Ackley Ave., Henrico, 264-6400; 6601 Lake Harbour Drive, Midlothian, 763-1360 or ferguson.com.

Kitchen Art Specializing in complete kitchen renovations, also available for new-home construction, bathroom remodeling and interior home renovations. Prévo, Geppetto, Forestown, Hagerstown and Custom Shoppe cabinets. 7492 W. Broad St., 353-2775 or kitchenart1.com.

KDW Home Custom kitchen, bath and cabinetry design and installation.

The showroom features a range of cabinetry, appliance and countertop options. Design services include floor plans and perspective views; interiordesign and lighting consultations also available. 7157 Staples Mill Road, 262-0006 or kdwhome.com.

Charles Luck Stone Center Highend purveyor of stone products for multiple applications including countertops and interior surfaces.

Design and technical consulting. 343 River Road West, Manakin, 708-5700, (800) 255-5825 or charlesluck.com.

Old River Cabinets Virginiamade custom cabinetry, granite

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Panda Kitchen and Bath Expo Top-quality, affordable wood cabinets and granite countertops.

6100 W. Broad St., 288-3380 or pandakitchen.com.

Prestige Cabinets & Countertops Design, manufacture and installation of the shop’s own cabinetry, bookcases, mantelpieces, entertainment centers and more. Custom countertop fabrication and installation.

5805 School Ave., 266-1000 or prestigecabinetsva.com.

Royal Virginia Granite Granite and marble countertops. 5322 Twin Hickory Road, Glen Allen, 201-4126 or rvgstone.com.

By Appointment Custom Renovations Fullservice turnkey kitchen and bath renovations. 873-1643 or customrenovationsincva.com.

Gepetto Millworks Architectural millwork company specializing in high-end custom kitchens and reclaimed-wood kitchens. 938-2094 or gepetto millworks.com.

JHI Contracting and Tile Services Bathroom remodeling, backsplashes, recycled-glass countertops, flooring and more.

745-2400 or jhitile.com.

VA Soapstone Soapstone countertops, fireplace hearths and surrounds, plus installation. (757) 570-4363, 833-5127 or vasoapstone.com.

W.J. Batten Construction Inc. Kitchen design and construction, plus additions and home renovations.

387-3125 or battenbuilt.com.

LIGHTING (INDOOR AND OUTDOOr) Adkins Lighting Center Large inventory of light fixtures, fans, lamps and other decorative accessories. 8280 Midlothian Turnpike, 272-7503 or adkinslightingcenter.com.

Atlantic Electrical Supply Corp.

Showroom with 1,300 indoor and outdoor residential and commercial fixtures. 2117 Westwood Ave., 3586737 or shopatlanticelectric.com.

Crystal Details Chandelier and lightfixture cleaning, repair and restoration. 658-1555.

Colonial Metalcrafts Handcrafted period-reproduction and modern lighting fixtures, repairs and restoration. Wrought-iron welding, steel blacksmith services. 2926 W. Marshall St., 358-6000 or colonialmetalcrafts. com.

Decorating Outlet Outlet store for Shades of Light, featuring lighting,

lampshades, curtains and rugs at a discount, plus some home furnishings used in catalog shoots. 9912 Midlothian Turnpike, 320-3695.

EcoLogic Environmentally friendly redecorating and remodeling supplies, including energy-efficient lighting. 1606 W. Main St., 254-7336 or ecologicthestore.com.

Paul’s Place 1009 Overbrook Road, 228-9999 or paulsplaceonline.com.

Ferguson Bath, Kitchen and Lighting Gallery Kitchen and bathroom cabinetry, faucets, sinks, lighting and more. Main showroom, 2703 Ackley Ave., 264-6400; Home Selections Showroom, 6601 Lake Harbour Drive, Midlothian, 763-1360.

Home Lighting Ltd. Residential lighting, contemporary to traditional.

1575-A Standing Ridge Drive, Powhatan, 378-3640.

Illuminations — Landscape Lighting Specializes in lighting effects to accent architectural features; and provide welcoming light to any path, walkway or patio. 11127 Cauthorne Road, Glen Allen, 798-0183 or illuminationslightinginc.com.

Kelley’s Gift Shop Lighting, art supplies, cards, gifts and more. 5601 Patterson Ave., 288-3684.

Lamp Emporium Lamps, chandeliers, more than 5,000 lampshades, furniture and accessories. 3520 Pump Road, 360-1619.

L.W. French Inc. Design and coordinated installation of residential integrated lighting-control systems. By appointment. 270-3205.

Metro Modern Mid-century furniture, home furnishings, ceramics, lighting and glass. 1919 W. Cary St., 4021919 or metromodern.biz.

Paul’s Place Architectural Antiques & Lighting Antique lighting, furniture and architectural reclamation/ salvage, as well as a full restoration studio. 1009 Overbrook Road, 2289999 or paulsplaceonline.com.

Outdoor Lighting Perspectives Customized architectural and landscape

lighting of homes, landscapes, walkways, driveways, decks, patios and docks. Free evening design demonstration provided. 874-9985 or outdoorlightingrichmond.com.

Shades of Light Indoor, outdoor and landscape lighting in a wide selection of styles. Lampshades, decorative rugs, chandeliers, mirrors and furniture, too. 4924 W. Broad St., 288-6515 or shadesoflight.com.

Sherwin Electrical Services Anything electrical for the home, from switches to generators. 5637 S. Laburnum Ave., 222-2213 or sherwinelectricalservices.com.

Solar Lighting of Virginia Authorized dealer and distributor of Velux, a tubular skylight, also solar-powered attic fan, Solar Gard window films and Leaf Defier gutter-protection system. 534 Edwards Court, Newport News, 559-5900 or vadaylight.com.

The Specialty Group Customdesigned total-light-control systems, including installation, project management and maintenance. 9 W. Cary St., 2643000 or thespecialtygrp.com.

State Electric Supply Co. Lighting fixtures and electrical supplies for contractors, electricians and do-it-yourselfers.

The showroom contains a wide range of fixtures. 1011 Commerce Road, 232-8911.

Toombs Ltd. Lighting for indoor and outdoor residential needs, including copper gas lamps.

Custom work, refinishing and replating copper, brass, silver and pewter.

Cleaning and repair of crystal chandeliers. 5730 Patterson Ave., 282-6554.

ORGANIZING/ STORAGE All About Closets Closets and pantries as well as shelving. 364-6374 or aaclosets.net.

California Closets Offers quality customized home storage, from closets and media centers to offices and garages. 2117 Dabney Road, 359-1333 or californiaclosets.com.

Closet Factory Custom-designed closets, plus installation. 8162-C Elm Drive, Mechanicsville, 559-0001 or closetfactory.com.

Closets of Virginia All areas of the home including pantries, offices, mud rooms, laundry rooms and garages. 6403-A Dickens place, 612-5694; 4039 Ironbound Road, Williamsburg, (757) 476-6136 or closetsofvirginia.com.

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Interior 2000 Gas fireplaces, surrounds, custom mirrors, shower doors, bath accessories, door locks and hardware, closet organizers, plantation shutters, and blinds. 2186 Plainview Center, Powhatan, 5980340 or interior2k.com.

Kimberly Menges LLC Home organization including kitchens, children’s rooms, attics, basements or sheds and creatively reusing what the client has for storage. 718 St. Christopher’s Road, 282-3336 or komenges@hotmail.com..

California Closets 2117 Dabney road, 359-1333 or californiaclosets.com

Method ORG Design, building and organization of closets, garages, pantries and other parts of the home.

Showroom by appointment. 2418-C Granite Ridge Road, Goochland, 2908822 or methodorg.com.

Shelf Genie Custom design, building and installation of the Glide-Out Shelving System in any cabinet in your home. Free in-home consultations.

(877) 434-3643 or shelfgenie.com.

Tailored Living Design and installation of custom storage systems for the home. 1626 Ownby Lane, 355-1595 or tailoredliving.com/GlenAllen.

OUTDOOR LIVING Carytown/Midtown American Stripping Co. Refinishes high-quality wood, wrought-iron and cast-iron outdoor furniture, plus new outdoor patio furniture and ornamental garden accessories such as urns and fountains. Work carries a lifetime guarantee. 1523 W. Cary St., 355-4100 or amstripco.com.

East End Swift Creek Garden Furniture Inc. Handmade wooden outdoor furniture

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including swings, picnic tables and benches, made on-site. Retail addition offering garden accessories.

7400 Osborne Turnpike, 652-0422 or swiftcreekfurniture.com.

Mechanicsville/Hanover/ Ashland Pla-Mor Pools Above-ground pools and spas; accessories and related chemicals, too. Also provides pool repairs and restoration. 105 Arbor Oak, Ashland, 798-3667; 7225 Bell Creek Road, Suite 238, 746-5555 or plamorpools.com.

South Side/Chesterfield/ Midlothian Bon Air Hearth, Porch and Patio Gas logs, fire pits, outdoor kitchens, custom patio furniture, umbrellas and accessories. 8801 Forest Hill Ave., 320-3600 or bonairbetterlivingproducts.com.

Clearwater Pools & Spas Installs in-ground pools; full-service repair and cleaning of pools; sells spas, chemicals, pumps and filters. 3600 Courthouse Road, Chesterfield, 745-7674; 570 E. Hundred Road, Chester, 748-7676 or clearwaterpools.us.

Douglas Aquatics Inc. Pools, spas, fountains; installation and maintenance; plus accessories.

1900 E. Belt Boulevard, 232-POOL (7665) or douglasaquatics.com.

Garden Traditions Vinyl and wood gazebos, sheds, garages, storage buildings, playhouses, and accessories. 10501 Jefferson Davis Highway, 743-9522 or gardentraditionsinc.com.

Hallsborough Builders Inc. Maintenance-free vinyl decks, vinyl railing and columns, and polyvinyl flooring and decking. 16721 Midlothian Turnpike, Midlothian, 7947175 or hallsboroughbuilders.com.

Luxury Pool & Spa Spas and Sun Fiberglass in- and above-ground pools. Pool chemicals and accessories, too. 10825 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-7721; 11446 W. Broad St., Glen Allen, 364-3577 or luxurypoolandspa.com.

Medallion Pools & Spa Manufactures and sells in- and above-ground pool walls, spas and swim spas, pool stairs.

Chemicals and accessories. Outlet at 840 W. Roslyn Road, Colonial Heights, 526-8888 or medallion pools.com.

Play N’ Learn’s Ultimate Backyard Woodplay play systems for the backyard; several brands of patio furniture, including Telescope, Meadowcraft and Hanamint, as well as Traeger smoker grills. Richmond’s largest dealer of Goalrilla basketball hoops and AlleyOop trampolines.

11225 Midlothian Turnpike, 897-8425; 12853 Broad Street Road, 784-3303 or ultimate-backyard.com.

StoneKraft Inc. Outdoor hardscape and swimming pool supplier for individuals and contractors. 9901 W. Broad St.; 10901 Hull Street Road, 836-5133 or vastonekraft.com.

Swim-N-Pools, Billiards and Spas Installs new in-ground pools and liner

replacements. Sells above-ground pools, spas and pool accessories as well as billiard tables. Open yearround. 11210 Ironbridge Road, Chester, 748-4330 or swimnpools.com.

West End/Far West End Add-a-Deck Custom builders and designers of decks, sunrooms, screened and open porches, master and in-law suites, and additions.

6408 Mallory Drive, 285-4239 or addadeck.com.

Archadeck Custom decks, screened porches, sunrooms, trellises, gazebos, arbors and other outdoor structures.

2924 Emerywood Parkway, Suite 101, 379-3325 or central-virginia. archadeck.com.

JoPa Co. Everything from grills to outdoor furniture, hammocks, water features, pool supplies and pools.

Also designs and builds in-ground pools, sells above-ground pools and spas, and builds outdoor kitchens.

8711 W. Broad St., 747-9700 or jopa.com.

Luxury Pool & Spa Spas and Sun Fiberglass in- and above-ground pools. Pool chemicals and accessories, too. 11446 W. Broad St., Glen Allen, 364-3577; 10825 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-7721 or luxurypoolandspa.com.

Outdoor Kitchen Creations Designs and installs outdoor kitchens, fireplaces and fire pits. Also carries patio furniture and outdoor televisions.

2352-D Lanier Road, Rockville, 7493177 or backyardtrends.com.

Plastic Lumber Specialties Inc. Maintenance-free decking, railing and fences. Lines include CrossTimbers, Monarch and Timbertek. 8501 Brook Road, Glen Allen, 262-8962 or plasticlumberonline.com.

Play N’ Learn’s Ultimate Backyard Woodplay play systems for the backyard; several brands of patio furniture, including Telescope, Meadowcraft and Hanamint, as well as Traeger smoker grills. Richmond’s largest dealer of Goalrilla basketball hoops and AlleyOop trampolines.

12853 Broad Street Road, 784-3303; 11225 Midlothian Turnpike, 897-8425 or ultimate-backyard.com.

Plow & Hearth Indoor and outdoor furniture, garden tools and accents.

11639 W. Broad St., 360-7722 or plowhearth.com.

By Appointment Only Pla-Mor Construction Corp. Installation of fiberglass and vinyl in-ground swimming pools. Free estimates. 7810442 or pmcpools.com.

The Pool Man Inc. Installs in- and above-ground pools; free estimates.

Remodeling and replacement liners, too. 683-1878.

Virginia Custom Buildings & Playcenters Lawn furniture, gazebos, arbors, bridges, storage sheds, animals shelters and children’s play systems. Concrete pottery and birdbaths. 280 Broad Street Road, Manakin-Sabot, 784-3816; 11501 Washington Highway, Ashland, 798-3616 or buildingsandplay centers.com.

WALLCOVERINGS, WALLPAPER & PAINT Askews Decorating Center Inc. Painting, wallcovering, carpeting and deck-refinishing products. 1108 E. Nine Mile Road, 737-9010.

City Wide Decorators Benjamin Moore paints. Contractors for the Virginia Executive Mansion and Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. 409 E. Laburnum Ave., 329-3480 or city widedecorators.com.

Dolce Designs Full-service decorating and design shop with fabrics, wallpaper, custom window treatments, upholstery, slipcovers, lamps, chandeliers, furniture and home accessories.

11737 W. Broad St., 360-8049.

Duron Paints & Wallcoverings House paint and painting supplies.

Wallpaper books available for ideas, too. 12615 Jefferson Davis Highway, 748-6493; 3429 Cox Road, 935-1531; 6516 Hull Street Road, 276-1406; 3310-B Mechanicsville Turnpike, 321-2331; 9921 Hull Street Road (Oxbridge Square), 745-5172; 11390 Midlothian Turnpike, 379-3004; 1106 Westbriar Drive, 740-1221; 6564 W. Broad St., 285-8231; 2313 W. Cary St., 355-9556; 9555 Kings Charter Parkway, Suite A, Ashland, 550-5689 or duron.com.

EcoLogic Environmentally friendly remodeling and redecorating supplies.

1606 W. Main St., 254-7336 or ecologicthestore.com.

Glidden Professional Paint Center Glidden and Dulux paints (including Fortis and Life Master, a zero-VOC indoor paint) and painting supplies.

1185 Alverser Drive, 897-9488; 6504 W. Broad St., 282-2855 or glidden professional.com.

The Interior Outlet Two thousand bolts of discounted fabrics, in-stock wallpaper, custom window treatments, furniture and bedding items. 2011 Huguenot Road, 320-6050.

Palmore Decorating Center Benjamin Moore interior and exterior paints and coatings. A comprehensive decorating center for walls, windows or floors.

1927 S. Sycamore St., Petersburg, 732-8181 or palmoredecorating.com.

Porter Paints Interior and exterior paints from the Porter line, including the popular Silken Touch. 11351 International Drive, Suite B 794-5331; 3403 Old Parham Road, 270-0002 or ppgporterpaints.com.

Richmond Decorating Center Installs all types of flooring, from carpeting and vinyl floors to ceramic tile and laminates. Also wallpaper by Seabrook and Brewster and Hunter Douglas window treatments. Fabrics and customized window treatments, too. 6305 Hull Street Road, 745-0066; 10834 W. Broad St., 346-1822 or richmonddec. com.

Sherwin Williams Indoor and exterior paints, stains and supplies. 169 Junction Drive, Ashland, 798-0901; 12020

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Sunny’s Goodtime Paint Store Decorative painting services, paints and stencils. Shop open Monday to Saturday and Sunny Goode available by appointment. 5703-A Grove Ave., 287-8523, sunnygoode.com or sunnys paint.com.

Virginia Paint Company Full-service decorating shop offering floors, wallcoverings, ceramic tiles, carpeting, fabric and draperies. Benjamin Moore interior and exterior paints and coatings. 10801 W. Broad St., 747-7210; 4307 W. Broad St., 359-5088; 11201 Midlothian Turnpike, 794-3334; 7000 Woodlake Commons Loop, 739-7777; 6102 Brashire Blvd., Mechanicsville, 730-5347; 11876 Chester Village Drive, 768-6088 or virginiapaintcompany.com.

Virginia Wayside Furniture This 50,000-square-foot furniture showroom also includes a wallpaper library.

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The Wallpaper Place Ten thousand square feet of mid- to high-end furniture, lighting, accessories, carpet, art and wall coverings. 9828-A Midlothian Turnpike, 320-3125.

Sunny’s Goodtime Paint Store 5703-A Grove Ave., 287-8523, sunnygoode.com or sunnyspaint.com

Williams & Sherrill More than 1,400 books of discounted wallpaper from high-end designers including Brunschwig & Fils, Cowtan & Tout, and Osborne & Little. 2003 Huguenot Road, 320-1730 or williamsand sherrill.com.

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WINDOWS & DOORS/GLASS AC Glass Company Custom glass and mirrors: doors, windows, showers, baths and more. 11112 Washington Highway, Glen Allen, 2620216 or acglasscompany.com.

Advanced Window Tint Co. Residential and commercial window tinting. 4705 W. Broad St., 358-9576 or advancedtint.com.

Aegis Window Film Films to stop fading of indoor items, reduce energy costs and prevent heat and glare from the sun. 9421 Atlee Commerce Blvd., Ashland, 550-1617.

Affordable Gutters & Siding Multiple lines of windows — replacement, new-construction and custom storm windows. Siding and gutters, too. 8566 Stanford Drive, 5530011or roncrumpton.com.

Apple Door Systems Large selection of doors — garage, entrance, patio, storm, pet — installation and repair. Awnings, too. 2700 Pocoshock Blvd., 674-7774 or appledoor.com.

Architectural Windows of Virginia Made-to-order Marvin windows. Exterior and patio doors, too. 2239 Tomlynn St., 358-1116.

Binswanger Glass Standard and custom residential-glass products and installation, storm-window repair.

9514 W. Broad St., 270-7269; 5271 S. Laburnum Ave., 226-7885; 1500-B Tomlynn St., 257-7300 or binswanger glass.com.

BNW Builders Specialized installers of energy-efficient vinyl and fiberglass replacement windows and doors, plus roofing, siding, railings and gutter guards. 8601 Staples Mill Road, 3463300 or bnwbuilders.com.

Cain Inc. Architectural art glass. 765 Bremo Bluff Road, Bremo Bluff, (434) 842-3984 or waynecain.com.

Champion Windows, Siding and Patio Room Co. Manufacturer and installer of Champion windows, vinyl siding and patio rooms. Lifetime warranty. 10300 Northlake Park Drive, Ashland, 798-3030 or champion factorydirect.com.

E.S. Taylor Studio Conservation of leaded and stained glass. By appointment. 230-0056.

Gaston & Wyatt Windows, doors and other accessories for new construction or remodeling. 1222 Harris St., Charlottesville, (434) 971-5537 or gastonwyatt.com.

Harold Ginn & Co. Fine copperwork such as roofs, built-in gutters, hanging gutters, bay windows and more.

908-4761.

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More Than Glass Custom mirrors, shower doors, etched glass and other specialty glass products. 8195 Walnut Grove Road, Mechanicsville, 7463086 or morethanglass.com.

N.B. Goodwyn & Sons Windows, both replacement and new construction, as well as interior and exterior doors.

2510 Bellwood Road, 228-4041 or nbgoodwyn.com.

Old Dominion Door Sales Inc. Sale, service and installation of garage doors and openers. 590-0400, (800) 360-6337 or olddominiondoorsales. com.

Old House Authority Consultations and services for old houses such as repairing, rebuilding and replacing wood windows and custom fabrication of storm windows. 648-1616 or oldhouseauthority.com.

Pella Windows and Doors Pella windows and doors for new construction, replacement and remodeling, and commercial construction. 1549 N. Parham Road, 741-4556 or pellavirginia.com.

Regal Home Improvement Co. Custom replacement windows and siding, as well as rails, gutters, sun rooms, porches, decks and more. Free estimates. 4002 Hermitage Road, 264-9797 or regalhomeimprove ment.com.

Richmond Window Corp. Renewal

by Andersen window and patio-door replacement. 2810 W. Cary St., 3536621 or richmondwindow.com.

Ruffin & Payne Name-brand doors and windows, custom millwork, trusses, lumber, and moldings. 4200 Vawter Ave., 329-2691 or ruffin-payne.com.

Siewers Lumber and Millwork Fullservice lumber yard founded in 1884 and specializing in moldings, custom millwork, doors, windows and hardwoods. 1901 Ellen Road, 358-2103 or siewers.com.

Solar Block Inc. Residential and commercial glass tinting. Hunter Douglas window fashions dealer. 4503 Boones Trail Terrace, Chesterfield, 745-8468 or solarblockinc.com.

Solar Eclipse Window films for home, business and auto. 7123 Mechanicsville Turnpike, 559-8998 or solar eclipseva.com.

Solar Film Solar-protective window films for homes and businesses; 3M Prestige dealer for Central Virginia. 7921 W. Broad St., 935-7100 or solarfilmva. com.

Stained Glass Creations Custom leaded- and stained-glass windows and doors. Free estimates. 10049-G Lickinghole Road, Ashland, 798-8806 or stainedglasscreations.com.

Sun Block Inc. Installs Vista solar window film, Llumar decorative window film and Halcyon shades in homes and businesses. 1811 Huguenot Road, Suite 401-D, Midlothian, 379-

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A+F Architectural Design 1911 Hanover Ave., 922-3059 or katiemacnelly@hotmail.com.

Architecture Design Office 343-1212 or architecturedesignoffice.com.

BAM Architects LLC 3310 W. Clay St., 355-6016 or bam-architects.com.

BOB Architecture PC, AIA 700 E. Franklin St., No. 900, 344-0060 or bobarchitecture.net.

Boynton Rothschild Rowland Architects PC, AIA 1011 E. Main St., No. 221, 643-1977.

Charles Aquino Architect, AIA 417 N. Boulevard, 354-0614.

Charpentier & Chen, AIA 220 Hull St., Suite 400, 342-4290.

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Cox & Associates Architects 112 E. Cary St., 783-8742 or coxarch.com.

Ensminger Architecture 503 Ridge Top Road, 323-6299.

GlavĂŠ & Holmes Associates, AIA 2101 E. Main St., 649-9303 or glave andholmes.com.

Glen German Architect, AIA 13508 E. Boundary Road, Suite D, Midlothian, 744-1484 or germanarch@aol.com.

Graham Henderson & Associates Midlothian, 744-8972.

Huff-Morris Architects PC, AIA 1700 Willow Lawn Drive, Suite 220, 3431505 or huffmorris.com.

Irby + Papit Architects, AIA 1127A W. Main St., 359-9644 or irbypapit architects.com.

Johannas Design Group, AIA 1901 W. Cary St., 358-4993 or johannasdesign.com.

John G. Lewis Jr. Associates, AIA 2321 Westwood Ave., 355-9500.

Joseph F. Yates Architects 201 Hull St., Suite B, 864-0180 or jfyarchitects. com.

Marcellus Wright Cox Architects PC, AIA 5012 Monument Ave., Suite 300, 780-9067 or mwcarchitects.com.

McAllister + Foltz Architecture PC 794-7317 or mcallisterfoltz.com.

Ole Lokensgard Architect, AIA 1204 Essex Ave., 285-2830.

Poole & Poole Architecture, AIA 3736 Winterfield Road, Midlothian, 2250215 or 2pa.net.

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LEED AP 1901 E. Franklin St., Suite 102, 332-6392 or rmichaelcross.com.

Roberto Ventura Design Studio, LEED AP 325 N. Harrison St., 426 Pollack Building, 366-6730 or robertoventura.com.

Sadler & Whitehead Architects PLC 231-5299 or sadlerandwhitehead. com.

SMBW Architects PC, AIA 403 Stockton St., No.200, 233-5343 or smbw. com.

Smith + McClane Architects, AIA 116 E Franklin St., Suite 101, 648-8533.

Spangler & Association Architects 432-4739 or spanglerarchitects.com.

Studio Z Architecture Inc., AIA 3020 Sandy Bluff Place, 644-3323 or studiozonline.com.

Tektonics 403 Stockton St., No.104, 233-5900 or tektonics.com.

3north, AIA Architecture, landscape and interior design. 201 W. Seventh St., 232-8900 or 3north.com.

Timothy Galvin Architect, AIA 530 E. Main St., Suite 1001, 643-6353.

Wallace F. Mills Architect, AIA 2600 Hanover Ave., 399-1125 or wallymills. com.

Walter Parks Architect 313 N. Adams St., 644-4761 or wparks.com.

Watershed, AIA 1521 W. Main St., 2548001 or watershedarch.net.

Winks-Snowa Architects PC, AIA 2119 E. Franklin St., Suite 200, 643-6196 or ws-arch.com.

FURNITURE MAKERS Bankston & Bailey LLC Fine custom furniture and architectural woodworking. 357-2111 or bankstonand bailey.com.

The Bookcase Place of Richmond Inc. Custom cabinetry and furniture.

5910 W. Broad St., 285-8858 or thebookcaseplace.com.

Christina Stratman Specializing in indoor, outdoor-metal and wood furniture made mostly of recycled materials. (540) 454-4962 or christina stratman.com.

The Clearfield Company Inc. Custom furniture and cabinetry. 225 Gaines Thrifty Lane, Manakin-Sabot, 7843873 or clearfieldcompany.com.

Devin Dougherty Home furnishings designed with salvaged cypress and recycled steel. 317-7012 or old growthwoodworking.blogspot.com.

ECO Supply Center Environmentally friendly building materials, furniture and cabinetry. 355-3547 or ecosupplycenter.com.

Harrison Higgins Inc. Designers, restorers and makers of fine furniture.

1700 Altamount Ave., 355-5501 or harrisonhigginsinc.com.

Kevin Lipnicki Design Studios Contemporary furniture and cabinetry.

928-1885, 725-1885 or lipnickidesign studios.com.

Lee DiJoseph Custom functional wood furniture. (434) 825-2948.

Maurice Beane Architectural metal work. 644-4746 or mauricebeane. com.

Owen Suter’s Fine Furniture Inc. 4408 W. Broad St., 358-8292 or owensuters.com.

Tom Brickman Kitchens, built-ins and furniture. 690-3577 or tombrick

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Tuckahoe Wood Workers Bookcases, cabinetry, furniture. Manakin-Sabot, 784-3438 or haleypearsallcabinet makersinc.com.

Vangarde Woodworks Inc. Custom woodwork, cabinets, furniture, architectural millwork. 2121 N. Hamilton St., 355-4940 or vangarde.com.

INTERIOR DESIGNERS CERTIFICATION KEY ASID — American Society of Interior Designers CID — Certified Interior Designers International Inc. IFDA — International Furnishings and Design Association Alycia Tysinger Designs Alycia Tysinger, ASID. 4312 Grove Ave., 353-2744.

Andrews Designs Jenny Andrews.

288-0520 or andrewsdesigns@ comcast.net.

Arias LLC Remodel and Design Chris Arias. 387-5344 or ariasllc.com.

Beaty and Brown Amy Beaty and Carter Brown Williams. 5004 Monument Ave., Suite 100, 673-7001.

Bedeckers Interior Effects Inc. Kristine Gregory, Allied Member ASID. 7447645 or bedeckers.com.

Bendheim Design Jennifer Bendheim, IFDA. 18 Dahlgren Road, 784-1274 or jwbendheim@comcast.net.

BluMarc Designs Marcie Blough, 1509 Sauer Ave., 687-4943 or blumarcdesigns.com.

Bridget Beari Designs Inc. Susan Jamieson, ASID. 3210 Hawthorne Ave., 321-4747 or bridgetbeari designs.com.

Cabell Design Studio Elizabeth Cabell, ASID, CID. 683-6067 or cabelldesignstudio.com.

Carol Pipes Interior Design Carol Pipes, ASID. 12540 Patterson Ave., 740-1069.

Caryatid Interiors Ellen Norris. 3573596 or caryatidinteriors.com.

Courtney Ludeman Interiors, IFDA 8406 Spring Ridge Way, 288-4488.

David Allan Ballas Interior Design David Allan Ballas, IFDA. 2805 E. Marshall St., 355-9658 or davidballas.com.

David Barden Home David Barden.4801 Morrison Road, 288-3909.

Daydreams Interior Specialties Donna Mudd and Kirby Pierce. 2311880 or daydreamsinteriors.com.

Décorum Myrf Bowry and Leah Dodge.

6909 Patterson Ave., 282-9900.

Design Innovations Jean Atkins, Allied Member ASID. 590-1152.

Design by Doreen Doreen Fanning, IFDA. 2579 Butterwood Circle, Powhatan, 402-1048 or designby doreen.com.

Designs by Cheryl Cheryl Jarvis, IFDA. 559-7612 or designsbycheryl@earth link.net.

Dial Meyers Design Ben Dial, Drew Meyers and Karen Loughran. Fullservice interior-design firm. 3201 W. Franklin St., 254-5611 or dialmeyers design.com.

EcoLogic Environmentally friendly building and design supplies with an on-staff interior designer specializing

in green design. 1606 W. Main St., 254-7336 or ecologicthestore.com.

First Impressions Paula Kern, AKBD, Allied Member ASID. 14462 St. Andrews Lane, Ashland, 798-7774 or firstimpressions.net.

Forbes Design Group 6414 Horsepen Road, 282-5630 or forbesdesignva. com.

Form & Function Vicki O’Neal, CID, ASID. 897-8558 or form-andfunction.us.

Glavé & Holmes Associates Gary Inman. 2101 E. Main St., 649-9303 or glaveandholmes.com.

Graham Reynolds Design Kate Reynolds. 349-2661 or kate@graham reynoldsdesign.com.

Gwathmey Design Group LLC 2730 Old Point Drive, 347-8306.

H.P. Grace and Company Helen O’Ferrall, IFDA president, Allied Member ASID. 1100 Essex Ave., 440-4343 or hpgrace.com.

Hunt and Gather Les Stinson. 3210 St. Luke’s Place, Powhatan, 594-0560, 840-6687 or lesstinson@verizon.net.

I Design Interiors Inc. Suzanne Davis, IFDA, Allied Member ASID. 379-3641 or idesigninteriors.com Indesign Patricia Stockdon, CID, ASID. 2320 Francine Road, 272-9504 or indesign-patstockdon.com.

Inspired Interiors Ltd. Karen Swartz, Allied Member ASID. 360-7438 or inspiredinteriors.net.

Interiors Refined by Paula 329-2262 or interiorsrefinedbypaula.com.

J. Taylor Hogan 308 Libbie Ave., 282-4474 or jtaylorhogan.com.

Jane Staley Interiors Jane Staley, CID, ASID. 744-4885.

Janet Brown Interiors 3140B W. Cary St., 358-9548 or janetbrowndesign. com.

Janet Kay, ASID 621 Claypool Court, 330-7100 or janetkayinteriors.com.

Janice Hall, ASID 1815 Monument Ave., 355-0336 or tada-studio.com.

Janie Molster Designs Janie Molster.

3600 Douglasdale Road, 282-0938 or janiemolster.com.

Jara Chambers 3226 W. Cary St., 358-5596 or glassboat.com.

Jennifer Stoner Interiors Jennifer Stoner, IFDA; Donna Jewell; and Amanda McCabe Fogg, IFDA. 5706 Patterson Ave., 622-0605 or jennifer stonerinteriors.com.

Kat Liebschwager Interiors Kat Liebschwager. 3445 W. Cary St., 2883350 or katinteriors.com.

Katheryn Robertson Ltd. 2225 Hanover Ave., 353-6721.

Kathy Corbet Interiors Kathy Corbet, IFDA. 310-2597 or kathycorbetinteri ors.com.

Kelly Brown Interiors LLC Kelly Brown, IFDA. 3013 Floyd Ave., 359-1975, (858) 229-4947 or kellybrowninteriors. com.

Kirsten Nease Designs Kirsten Nease.

8716 Ruggles Road, 938-4662 or kirsten@kirstenneasedesigns.com.

Leslie Stephens Design LLC 9188400, 543-0395 or lesliestephens design.com.

Lighting By Design LLC Linda Chin, IFDA. 320-7270 or lightingbydesign virginia.com.

Maison James Interior Design Holly

Chasan, IFDA. 836-4945 or maison james.com.

Martin Interior Design Martin Rubenstein. 3325 W. Cary St., 353-1400.

Mary Anne & Company Mary Anne Hooker. 355-1999.

McVey Design Nan McVey. 358-8777.

N. Reams Design Nancy Reams. 21 Ampthill Road, 288-5330.

Nan Riggs Interiors Full-service interior design, by appointment. 358-6179.

O’Brien & Muse Lili O’Brien and Leigh Anne Muse. 338-6019 or obrienand muse.com.

Owen Suter’s Fine Furniture Inc. Deborah Suter, IFDA. 4408 W. Broad St., 358-8292 or owensuters.com.

Parker House Interiors Erin Campbell and Stacy Hull. 304-3909, 512-0630 or parkerhouseinteriors.com Parrish Interiors LLC Edgar Parrish. 6001 Surrywood Drive, Prince George, 586-6801 or parrishinteriors @aol.com.

Patti Ryan Interior Design Patti Ryan, IFDA. Interior decorating and decorative painting. 358-9076 or pattiryan.com.

Patti Stone Interiors Patti Stone, IFDA. 275-2287 or dstonep@rch.com.

PBH Interiors Pat Hunt. 323-1686.

Prime Source Design Inc. Mary Schroll-Linhart, CID, ASID. 1382 Kelston Court, 784-5202 or primesource design.com.

ReDefine Design Sherri Flemer, IDFA. 10441 Kings Grant Drive, 740-2794 or redefinedesignhome.com.

Reflections Interior Design Meredith Hayes, CID, ASID. 9364 Blacksmith Drive, Mechanicsville, 746-3902 or reflectionsinteriordesign.com.

Renmark & Associates Ron and Tayne Renmark. 222-9002.

River Hill Workshop Sarah Hale.

233-3547 or sarahparkerhale@ gmail.com.

Robert Rentz Interiors and Associates 1700 W. Main St., 358-1650 or robertrentz.com.

Roomers Design Shoppe 1364 Gaskins Road, 740-0231 or roomers design.com.

Ruth Joffre Mickie and Melanie Beverly. 2301 Westwood Ave., 254-3511 or ruthjoffre@cavtel.net.

Ryland Woodard 366-7687 or rylandwoodard.com.

Silver Spoon Interiors Mary Hannon Packard. 305-3396 or silverspoon interiors.com.

Simply Vintage Tracy deShazo, IFDA. 937-5845 or simply-vintage.com.

Stedman House, CID, ASID Mary Martin Smithwick Ullman. 1910 Byrd Ave., 282-6888 or stedmanhouse.com.

Studio J Janice Hall Nuckolls, ASID. Also offers decorative painting.

355-0336.

Suellen Gregory Interior Design Suellen Gregory. 4313 Cary Street Road, 359-3100 or suellengregory.com.

Summer Classics 7905 W. Broad St., 935-3075 or summerclassics.com.

Surroundings by Chesapeake Designs Designer Pam Heermann’s showroom with furniture, accessories, custom bedding, fabric samples, local art and specialty gifts. 10400 Leadbetter Road, Ashland, 496-6135 or chesapeakedesigns.net.

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n April 15, 1910, around 3 p.m., a motorcade of more than 30 vehicles bearing officials and dignitaries of the city of Manchester crossed the James River into Richmond. The motorcade converged on City Hall, and a formally dressed assembly of the city’s administrators, as well as

business and civic leaders, met the delegation on the steps.

The auspicious occasion was the unifying of Manchester and Richmond into one city after an April 4 referendum. Of Manchester’s 9,715 residents, 513 voted for annexation, 224 against. (In 1910, neither blacks nor women could cast a ballot).

There’d been talk of consolidat-

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representation. For its McGlothlin Wing, the VMFA commissioned the 32-foot-long acrylic-on-canvas work. The 16-panel painting presents 200 of McGinness’ signature “logo” drawings, each based on a piece in “The South Side will become the museum’s collection. an asset greater than ever you have

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ing the municipalities for more than 20 years — usually proposed by Manchester and rejected by Richmond.

By 1908, however, the city sought to expand and compete with larger municipalities.

William T. “Booster Bill” Dabney, a member of the Richmond Board of Aldermen, went door-to-door advocating annexation in Manchester.

The councils of both cities adopted ordinances for annexation in 1909; it would be known as Washington Ward.

Then, on that somewhat chilly April 1910 afternoon, Manchester’s long-serving Mayor Henry A. Maurice presented Richmond’s Mayor David Crockett Richardson with a large red, white and blue floral “key to the city” emblazoned with a “Greater Richmond” banner.

calculated on,” Maurice declared.

“We have had great possibilities but did not have the capital to compete with our larger neighbor. But as a united municipality, we expect to see Washington Ward grow and multiply and her buildings reach up as skyscrapers.”

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SPLOTCH #22, Sol LeWitt (American), 2007.

The last sculpture LeWitt made, thus unseen by the public. The 8-feet-high, colorful fiberglass piece welcomes visitors in the new atrium. John B. Ravenal, the Sydney and Frances Lewis Family Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, says it’s like a “hallucination of mountain peaks.”

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Timeline: A South Bank Saga . . . . . . . . . . 62 Real Estate on the Move . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Manchester Voices. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 The Watermans. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 David Bass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Bill Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Dianna J. Herndon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 Robin Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 Rachel Flynn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138

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EASTER EGG, Fabergé, workmaster Mikhail Perkhin and miniaturist Vasili Zuiev (Russian), 1903. The gold-andplatinum egg, set with diamonds and rubies, was a gift of Czar Nicholas to Czarina Alexandra of Russia. When the top is opened, a tiny replica of a statue of Peter the Great rises.

RED-FIGURED CALYX-CRATER, Nikias Painter (Greek), circa 500 B.C. The twohandled terra-cotta bowl used for mixing water and wine is attributed to Nikias Painter, who lived near Athens. One side depicts the birth of Erichthonios, a mythical early Athenian ruler; and the other, Eos, the goddess of Dawn, chasing the mortal youth, Kephaleos. It was last exhibited in 2005

B y H a r r y K o l l a t wide z Jr.for his marriage of abstraction and

A century after its annexation, Manchester appears ready to

BON AIR BE AUTY REBO RN A Korean Feast MAKING AN HEIRLOOM Designer House De tails IMPERIAL PETER THE GREAT

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PUNCH BOWL WITH THREE LADIES, 1900. Henry O. Havemeyer, a New York City refinedsugar magnate, commissioned this creation of glass, silver, gilding and copper from the Louis Comfort Tiffany Glass and Decorating Co. It was acquired in 1974 through the gift of Sydney and Frances Lewis.

INDIAN PAVILION, 19th century. This never-exhibited-before white marble garden structure from Rajasthan is nearly 10 feet tall and weighs 27 tons. Joseph M. Dye III, VMFA’s curator of South Asian and Islamic Art, explains how last fall a London dealer contacted the museum on behalf of a businessman who was eager to sell the pavilion, which was “fortuitously already in Northern Virginia.”

THE VIRGIN AND CHILD WITH YOUNG SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST, Francesco d’Ubertini Verdi aka Il Bacchiacca (Italian), ca. 1540s. Verdi studied under Perugino, who also trained Raphael. At 68 1/2 inches high and 56 3/8 inches wide, this oil on panel served as an altarpiece in Verdi’s native Florence. It was acquired in 2007.

PHOTO CREDITS: FLOOR 1: Art History Is Not Linear: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond. National Endowment for the Arts Fund for American Art. Splotch #22: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond. Sydney and Frances Lewis Endowment Fund, and partial gift of the Artist and Pace Wildenstein in honor of Frances Lewis and in memory of Sydney Lewis. Photo: © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts FLOOR 2: Venus and Cupid: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond. Adolph D. and Wilkins C. Williams Fund. Photo: Katherine Wetzel © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Imperial Peter the Great Easter Egg: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond. Bequest of Lillian Thomas Pratt. Photo: Katherine Wetzel © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Red-figured calyx-crater: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond.

Arthur and Margaret Glasgow Fund. Photo: Katherine Wetzel © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Woodpecker: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond. Sydney and Frances Lewis Endowment Fund. Photo: Katherine Wetzel © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts The Virgin and Child with Young Saint John the Baptist: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond. Purchase, Arthur and Margaret Glasgow Fund and Various Donors, by exchange. Photo: Katherine Wetzel © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Alexander Harrison: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond. Partial gift of Juliana Terian Gilbert in memory of Peter G. Terian and Museum Purchase, J. Harwood and Louise B. Cochrane Fund for American Art. Photo: Katherine Wetzel © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts FLOOR 3: Punch Bowl With Three Ladies: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond. Sydney and Frances Lewis Art Nouveau Fund. Photo: Katherine Wetzel © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Indian pavilion: photo by James Dickinson

WOODPECKER, Fred Tomaselli (American), 2008. An acrylic, gouache and photo collage on wood panel, this is one in a series of Tomaselli birds that has not been on view before. Measuring 6 feet by 6 feet, the figure is composed of images of hundreds of beaks and thousands of flowers.

ALEXANDER HARRISON, Cecilia Beaux (American), 1888. While studying in Brittany, Beaux painted her Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts expatriate colleague. Sylvia Yount, VMFA’s Louise B. and J. Harwood Cochrane Curator of American Art, says Beaux was an internationally acclaimed portraitist and “the most successful woman artist working in turn-of-the-century America.”

The portrait was acquired in 2009.

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Wateredge Construction Company 105 E. Cary St., 353-6079 or wateredge.net.

General Contractors Advantage Construction 10 Wilkinson Road, 216-1904 or advantagevirginia.com.

Atlantic Crest Co. LLC Specializing in historic renovation. 500 N. 29th St., 400-3326 or atlanticcrest@hotmail.com. *Beck’s Quality Home Repair 7211 Elko Road, 640-2500 or 507-0149.

BLD Construction Inc. 8403 Ballentrae Court, 282-6490.

Candler Construction Company Inc. 798-2606.

Cityspace Construction Specialists in solar installation. 1326 Floyd Ave., 353-0491 or richmondcityspace.com.

Doak Contracting Inc. 1014 Taylor Ave., 232-7998 or stevedoak@hotmail.com. *Dovetail Construction Company Inc. 1620 Brook Road, 355-8518.

Flat Five Construction Company 1732 Wilmington Ave., 692-4676. *Franko-LaFratta Construction Inc. 2121 N. Hamilton St., Unit F, 355-4917. *Haines Construction LLC 387-2949 or haines-construction.com.

Holder Bros. 740-0271. *HomeMasons Inc. 286 River Road West, 784-1200 or homemasons.com.

Johnson Construction 16565 Pouncey Tract Road, 749-8250 or johnsonconstructionco inc.com.

Lane Homes & Remodeling, Inc. Additions, kitchens, baths, renovations, whole house remodels. 12536 Patterson Ave. 784-0012 or lanebuilt.com.

Monument Construction 3300 W. Clay St., 303-7347. *R.A. Praught Construction Inc. 9524 Downing St., 346-0397 or rapraughtcon struction.com.

Relais Fine Homes & Remodeling A network of construction repair and remodeling. 2520 Professional Road, Suite A, 320-3220.

R.M. Pierce Inc. 2004 Windbluff Court, 741-9393. *Ruffin & Payne 4200 Vawter Ave., 3292691.

Savoy Properties Historic renovation, custom restoration, cabinetry and reproduction pieces. 6125 Lookout Pointe Circle, Midlothian, 241-1955 or savoyhistoric.com. *Sermat Construction Services 3100 Aspen Ave., 264-4800. *Signature Renovation 3007B W. Clay St., 285-0660 or signaturerenovation.net. *Silver Hammer Additions LLC 2203 W. Grace St., 353-5030 or naricentralva.org/ mini/silverhammer. *Vertical Builders 420 N. Stafford Ave., 440-6647.

West Builders LLC Specializing in restoration.

1107 Grove Ave., 615-3328. *Wilton Construction Services Inc. Insurance restoration services. 1321 Page Road, Powhatan, 794-4362 or wiltoncon struction.com.

SPECIALTY CRAFTSMEN & RESTORATION SERVICES Accent On Wood Inc. Furniture restoration, refinishing and repair. 2028 W. Cary St., 355-1903.

Antique Clock Restorations Clock repair and service; house calls available. 13510 Midlothian Turnpike, 378-8855 or vaclock maker.net.

Biocare Green cleaning of carpets, upholstery and more. 350-3075 or biocare carpet.com.

Bonnie Thomas Decorative Art Chinoiserie repair, European lacquer, gold leafing, faux bois and other custom finishes. 1124 N. Boulevard, (540) 314-1759 or bonthomas @me.com.

The Bookcase Place Custom cabinets, bookcases, unfinished furniture, painting and staining services, and installation.

5910 W. Broad St. 285-8858 or thebook caseplaceofrichmond.com.

Cain Inc. Architectural art glass. 765 Bremo Bluff Road, Bremo Bluff, (434) 842-3984 or waynecain.com.

The Cane Connection Re-caning, re-rushing, re-weaving and repair for chairs and other furniture. 6941 Lakeside Ave., 2616555 or thecaneconnection.com.

Cary’s Mill Woodworking Fine woodworking and construction. 450 Dry Bridge Road, 445-2946 or carysmill.com.

Clint Edwards Cabinetmaker; also specializes in antique restoration and preservation.

Call for an appointment. 5208 Brook Road, 266-1583.

The Clock Shop Clock repairs and sales, watch repairs. 6000 W. Broad St., 2820331, (866) 492-9448 or theclockshopof richmond.com. *Creative Conservation Foam- and sprayed-insulation systems. Hanover Industrial Park, 10992 Richardson Road, Ashland, 798-2727 or creativeconservation.com.

Crystal Details Chandelier and light-fixture cleaning, repair and restoration. 658-1555.

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Dunkum Upholstery Re-upholstery services, plus furniture replication, repair and refinishing. 8470 New Kent Highway, 932-5002.

E. Hunter Jones Carpentry Painting, power washing, home repairs and renovations. 938-4986.

Earthworks Home Performance Providers of HERS energy ratings and home-performance analysis.

7722 Comanche Drive, 441-0283 or earthwork shophomeperformance.com.

Erin Faison Book repair. 11301 Pinemist Road, Midlothian, 986-2853 or bookrepairva.com.

E.S. Taylor Studio Conservation of leaded and stained glass, 230-0056.

Fabric & Carpet Protection of Richmond John D. Shipstedt. 273-6800.

Fine Carpentry by Jon Lillyman Specializes in exterior finishes such as porches, siding, window restoration and trim. 301-6344 or jonnychm@ yahoo.com.

Fine Carpentry of Virginia 717 N. 22nd St., 3370795 or finecarpentryofvainc@mindspring.com.

The Furniture Doctor Furniture refinishing and repairs. 5910-A W. Broad St., 285-8414 or thefurnituredoctor1@verizon.net GarageTek Garage-organization systems, large range of accessories and flooring. 354-5353 or garagetek.com.

Grandfatherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Chair Shop Chair caning, repair and restoration. 262-7694.

Gravitteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cabinets Custom-built cabinetry. 100 Laurel Parkway, Colonial Heights, 526-3115.

Hardesty Roofing From minor roof repair to new roof construction. 378-9163 (Southside); 7403913 (West End) or hardestyroofing.com.

Harold Ginn & Co. Fine copperwork such as roofs, built-in gutters and more. 908-4761 or haroldginn@gmail.com.

Hinge Smart cabinetry and furniture. 215 W. Seventh St., 873-0953 or hingeworks.com.

Hingley Furniture Restoration Furniture repairs and refinishing, antique restoration. All furniture stripped by hand. Urbana, 758-2030.

Home & Garden Masonry LLC Stone-fireplace veneering, stone-wall building. 3702 Brookside Road, 339-4354 or homeandgardenmasonry.com.

James River Air Conditioning Co. Service and installation of HVAC and heating systems.

Geothermal, solar and energy audits. 1905 W. Moreland St., 441-9257 or jamesriverair.com.

James River Tile and Stone Art Inc. Tiling contractors. 1657 W. Broad St., Suite 3A, 285-2495 or jamesrivertile.com.

Jamie Ryland Specializing in traditional roofing methods and materials such as slate and standing-seam metal roofs. 648-4525.

Jill Wendroff Gunter A private art advisory service with over 25 years of collecting photography and fine art. 285-8019, (571) 215-8472 or jillwendroffgunter.com.

Leather Medic of Greater Richmond Repair, refinishing and re-upholstery of leather, fabric and vinyl. 334-6275 or chawthorne@leather medic.com.

Mark Staples Contemporary sculpture and paintings. 4094 Old River Trail, Powhatan, 598-7512, 754-8271 or markstaplescollection.com.

McHughâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Restoration Restores porcelain, china, glass and dolls. 5708 Patterson Ave., 353-9596 or mchughs1980.com.

Melanie Palma Designs Murals, gilding, trompe lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;oeil, Italian plasters, decorative painting. (757) 227-1688 or melaniepalmadesigns.com.

Mikeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Superior Carpet Cleaning Professional steam cleaning, pet deodorizers, fabric protectors. 769-3085 or 986-7173.

Miracle Method Bathtub, countertop and ceramic tile refinishing. 2410 Granite Ridge Road, Suite 5, Rockville, 749-8990 or miraclemethod.com *Mr. Fix-It Repair, remodeling, siding, windows, roofing and decks. 10189 Maple Leaf Court,

(800) 349-4858 or mr-fix-it.com.

Mr. Handyman of Richmond Full-service home repair. 270-7272 or mrhandyman.com.

Moser Originals Artistic custom woodworking, including kitchens, bars, built-in furniture and more. 10419 Sauna Drive, 937-1692 or moseroriginals.com.

Nhance Wood refinishing without dust or odors.

Floors, cabinets, furniture and woodwork. 2670862 or nhance.com/centralvirginia.

Old House Authority Consultation and products for old houses such as color consultations, rebuilding wood windows and fabrication of storm windows. 648-1616 or oldhouseauthority.com.

Oreck Clean Home Solutions for all floor-cleaning needs, air purifiers and an entire line of cleaning products. 13928 Hull Street Road, 639-2033; 9699-A W. Broad St., 270-6277.

Parable Restoration Furniture restoration and refinishing. 329-4637 or boazandruth.com/index. cfm/topic/restoration.

Phoenix Metalcrafts Ornamental metalwork, including fences, gates and railings. 512-1490 or phoenixmetalcrafts.com.

Restoration Builders of Virginia Inc. Authentic restorations, fine carpentry and historically sensitive additions and remodeling. 2120 E. Marshall St., 649-2162 or rbvainc.com.

Rocket Performance Coatings Custom powdercoating services, restoration of antique tubs, fixtures, lamps, iron gates and more. 2545 Bellwood Road, 523-2972 or rocketcoatings.com.

Ronald C. Puckett Furniture maker. 215 W. Seventh St., 230-3483.

Satterlund Fine Carpentry Decorative and restorative craftsmanship, cabinetry installation, interior trim, doors and hardware. 2718 North Ave., 3213002, 497-9921 or satterlundfinecarpentry.com.

S.G. Woodworks Repair and rebuilding of antique and contemporary wood furniture; also, stain matching, veneer replacement and faux finishing. 239-2550 or sgwoodworksrichmond.com.

Shenandoah Decorative Ironworks Hand-forged iron and aluminum products for interior and exterior. 3108 N. Boulevard, 516-1740, 355-0756, (866) 563-0251 or shenandoahdecorativeiron works.com. *Silver Hammer Energy-efficiency upgrades, weatherization, entry doors, windows. 3535030, 914-2424 or naricentralva.org/mini/silver hammer.

Spartan Studios Custom metalwork for exterior and interior; products, pieces and sculptures to compliment surroundings. 986-9440 or spartanstudios.us.

Sunflower Solar Systems design and installation, energy audits, investment analysis of solar power for homes and businesses. 1521 W. Main St., 254-3821 or sunflower-solar.net.

Tribble Electric Inc. Class A Electrical Contractor and SWAM certified. 1575 Mountain Road, 266-4704.

Toombs Ltd. Refinishes copper, brass, silver and pewter light fixtures. Cleaning, repair and replating services. 5730 Patterson Ave., 282-6554.

Virginia Elevator Co. Elevator design, specification wiring, installation and repair. 2110 Tomlynn St., 355-2148 or virginiaelevator.com.

Virginia Lime Works Custom lime mortars, plasters and paint. 111 Highview Drive, Lynchburg, (434) 929-8113 or virginialimeworks.com.

W.F Pearce Chipped crystal repair. 4136 Lynchester Drive, 276-2709.

Windows and More Quality windows and doors; repair and replacement. 3806 McTyres Cove Road, Midlothian, 912-1763 or windowsand more.com.

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Well-lit, gracefullycolumned porches greet guests at 2713 and 2715 W. Grace St.

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Gas coals warm a parlor in Jo Baird and Joe Hutchinson’s three-story home. The fireplace is one of seven in the house.

A Taste of Grace T h e W es t G r ac e St r ee t A s s o c i at i o n s h ow s o ff i t s n ei g h b o r h o o d  By Courtney Crane Dauer

Talk about house tour success. Days before the West Grace Street Association’s Candlelight Home Tour, event chairman Pam Embrey had to change her voicemail message. “Sorry, we’re sold out,” it stated.

On Feb. 12, 600 people experienced an evening of architecture, interiors, and food and wine tastings when six historic homes opened their doors on

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Plenty of classically proportioned rooms, carved staircases and rich moldings were on view.

“But it’s the food and wine pairings that set this home tour apart,” said volunteer Julie Harrison. Chefs from neighborhood restaurants — Cucina, Gus’ Bar and Grill, The Camel, The Empress and Emilio’s Restaurante

Español — served up their food in person. Avenue 805, Belmont Butchery, Kuba Kuba, The Republic and Brownies by Teresa also participated, and wines from Barboursville Vineyards were featured.

Eclectic décor set the tour apart as well. The Talavera farmhouse at 1835 W. Grace St. inspired visitors with its 19th century plaster ceiling in 

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Matchbox cars — toys from the homeowner’s boyhood — on display at 1821 W. Grace St.

Photos by mixed media artist Renee DeChristopher transform a narrow hallway to an art gallery at 2500 W. Grace St.

the ballroom and mid-century furniture collected by homeowners Katie and Mark Baron.

Talavera is also called the “Poe House,” referencing Edgar Allan Poe’s frequent visits in the summer of 1849 (he died in the fall of the same year).

“This has become our signature event,” says Tom Griffi n, president of the West Grace Street Association. “It shares what we have, and the changes we’ve achieved, with the rest of the city.” An urban renaissance was on full display that night.

Plans for next year’s tour are already under way, and the date’s been set: Feb. 11, 2012.

“This has become our signature event. It shares what we have, and the changes we’ve achieved, with the rest of the city.”  TOM GRIFFIN Rebecca and Ed Mack’s dining room at 2500 W. Grace St. features Asuka wallpaper

by Osborne & Little and a Schonbek chandelier. The mirror is from Crate & Barrel.

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Tour-goers clink commemorative wine glasses.

The tour offered wines by Barboursville Vineyards and food pairings prepared by local chefs.

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RICHMOND BRIDE presents its seventh annual

Artful Wedding An elegant bridal event and designer fashion show with champagne, hors d’oeuvres and wedding cake Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Cochrane Atrium Sunday, June 12 at 4 p.m.

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To purchase tickets, call 355- 0111, ext. 320 One for $15 — Two for $25

Reservations required. Seating is limited.

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Ginter Park Home and Garden Tour: Celebrating 100 Years of Architecture and Gardens The 100th anniversary of the Ginter Park neighborhood is coming up next year, and the Ginter Park Residents Association’s annual garden tour will be the fi rst event to herald the centennial. Check out the tree-lined neighborhood as you tour the gardens of turn-of-the-century homes lovingly restored to their former glory. Noon to 5 p.m. Free.

Visit ginterpark.org for more details.

5.1 URBAN DELIGHTS: THE FAN WOMAN’S CLUB’S 2011 KITCHEN & GARDEN TOUR These houses present a delightful blend of old and new, contemporary and traditional, with the owners maximizing every inch of space. The Hospitality Center will be located at Tabernacle Baptist Church, 1925 Grove Ave.; tickets can be purchased there, and a shuttle to the tour houses will be available. $15 in advance, $20 the day of the tour. 1 to 6 p.m. Visit fanwomansclub.org for more details.

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& 5.5 EDDIE ROSS AT THE IVY MARKET Meet designer and

5.1 THE 71ST WEST AVENUE ANNUAL GARDEN TOUR The tour that day begins with activities, music and a parade. The tour includes homes on West Avenue as well as the alley bordering homes on Park Avenue and Franklin Street. 1 to 5 p.m. Free. Visit westave.org for more details.

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blogger Eddie Ross at the Ivy Market, a two-day biannual high-end shopping event. 5 to 9 p.m., Wednesday, May 4, Girl’s Night Out, with light fare and cocktails. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday, May 5. University of Richmond at the Jepson Alumni Center, 101 College Road. For more information, contact Andrea Whitaker at 288-5210 or andrea. whitaker@ comcast.net.

5.12 The Second Annual

Secret Garden Party Richmond’s Court End neighborhood hosts this progressive cocktail party with a variety of refreshments and music.

A complimentary shuttle will be available throughout the evening.

5:30 to 8:30 p.m. $30. For more information, call 643-7407.

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R•Home: What’s the program’s primary purpose?

Waugh: Plant More Plants is all about planting trees, shrubs and perennials that will prevent runoff, filter rain as it comes down, slow the flow of rain water and result in less runoff or erosion.

R•Home: Are there particular plants you encourage or discourage under the program?

Sometimes More is Better P l a n t M or e P l a n ts ’ p l a n for h om e ow n e rs to h e l p c l e a n u p t h e C h e sap e a k e B a y  By Sara Jackson

When it comes to cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay, only one target group’s pollution rates are still on the rise. And it’s not farmers or industrial sites or commercial/manufacturing plants. It’s average urban and suburban homeowners.

While pollution rates for most other groups have been declining for the past decade, urban and suburban storm-water runoff has continued to rise, says Gary Waugh, spokesman for the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation in Richmond.

So state conservation officials kicked off a new initiative focused squarely on John Q. Homeowner. The Plant More Plants program launched on March 7 in partnership with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.

We asked Waugh to outline the program’s basic premise and how Richmond gardeners can help.

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Waugh: There’s a list of preferred plants on the Plant MorePlants.com website. We definitely encourage planting of native plants, but they don’t have to be. One thing we do discourage, though, is invasive plants like kudzu. And we’re not encouraging annuals, either. They don’t usually have the deep root systems or the ability to slow water runoff like shrubs or perennials.

The website also has a list of nurseries, landscape designers and other participants in the program who can help homeowners find the right plants for their landscapes. We even have a set of sample plans for creating gardens in corners, hedgerows, alongside driveways and other areas.

R•Home: Are there parts of the average yard that are better suited to these types of plantings?

Waugh: We’re encouraging homeowners to plant perennials along slopes to help catch runoff and filter it. Also near hardscape surfaces like roofs, driveways, sidewalks, etc.

R•Home: Are there any established gardens in town where homeowners can get ideas on which plants to plant more of ... and where?

Waugh: The State Capitol is revamping its front gardens to reduce storm-water runoff, add a rain garden and other conservation efforts. Also, the Science Museum of Virginia is completing a number of garden projects this spring. Being an old railroad station, there is a tremendous amount of pavement and hard surfaces that can result in runoff. Also, take a look at the Second Presbyterian Church on Fifth Street.

Within the last year, they redid their garden and playground there as a rain garden. It was one of the first in Richmond, and they’ve won several awards for their work there.

R•Home: How did you come up with the “plant more plants” concept?

Waugh: People are staying at home and using more of their disposable income around the house. So the timing seemed right to say, “Do this to improve your living space, make your backyard into an oasis ... and by the way, it’ll help clean up the bay.” We know the TV ads are a little over-the-top. One of our ads is “out-Jones the Joneses” by planting more plants. We had a little fun with that. People are very proud of their homes and how they look. We wanted to appeal to the pride that people take in their landscaping.

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Is That My Alarm Clock Under the Bed? STEAMING FOR HEALTH, PLUS TOCKY AND OTHER PRODUCTS, BOOKS AND WEBSITES  By Brandon Fox

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Seventh House on the Left Follow along as Ashley and Greg Brown transform their home in the Richmond suburbs. It’s their first house, and we like what we see. Oh, and by the way, they made the 2011 finals for Apartment Therapy’s shelter blog awards, The Homies. 7thhouseontheleft.com.

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Not Martha She claims she’s not Martha (Stewart), but Meagan Reardon can make just about everything and shows you exactly how on her blog. Even better is her engaging style and the links she posts to recipes and cool stuff for the home she’s found around the Web. notmartha.org.

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