Articles by Brenna Malmberg

It took some persuading, but Giselle Loor talked her husband, Brett Sugerman, into converting their garage into a home theater. The couple had explored adding on to their house, but it would have been double the expense of a garage conversion and would have created problems with the home’s roofline….

It took some persuading, but Giselle Loor talked her husband, Brett Sugerman, into converting their garage into a home theater. The couple had explored adding on to their house, but it would have been double the expense of a garage conversion and would have created problems with the home’s roofline….

You’ve found the right white paint for the kitchen walls. The white cabinetry looks stunning, and the white countertops gleam. But maybe you feel like something is missing. It could be a little color. And if you’re wondering where to put it, look no farther than the island.
Approach the kitchen…

Meet Hank, a curious, playful and snuggly little pig who calls New Orleans home. If you’ve ever seen a pig out exploring the French Quarter, it just might have been Hank.

The 58 teams that competed in the 31st Annual AIA Sandcastle Competition could not have been more pleased with the weather conditions on Saturday, June 3, in Galveston, Texas. The sun shone overhead. The temperatures stayed in the 80s. And a cool breeze blew off the Gulf of Mexico. “It could not have…

Her son’s video game activity had mostly migrated to the basement, which left Jill Jenkins with a sunny room calling out for a transformation. “I wanted to create a space away from the living room to read and relax but still be around the family activity,” she says. She reached out to an old acquaintance…

This household of four — a couple and their two dogs — welcomes in new faces all the time. These new faces are local foster dogs who need a temporary place to stay until they find a forever home.

Paperwork at the kitchen table wasn’t cutting it anymore for this real estate professional. She wanted — and needed — a spot in her home that could be a permanent office. She turned to designer Lisa Batson Goldberg to make her home office a reality and get her work out of the kitchen.