Brad Mee

1 week ago | saltlakemagazine.com | Brad Mee

Spring has sprung in Utah. Trees are budding, the grass is greening and everywhere you look, bulbs are blooming. If you love the season’s pageantry of flowering tulips, crocus, daffodils and more, now is the time to gather ideas and inspiration from this season’s show for next fall’s bulb planting. Yes, autumn is the season for planting many flowering bulbs, but spring is the time to watch and learn.

2 weeks ago | saltlakemagazine.com | Brad Mee

When Katherine Chandler and her husband Jeffrey Sherlock craved more elbow room for their 1911, 836-square-foot house located in the heart of Salt Lake City’s East Central neighborhood, the couple asked Renovation Design Group’s Annie Schwemmer to explore the possibilities of expanding the tiny home. “We discovered that the house was structurally unsound, and we recommended rebuilding it instead,” Schwemmer recalls. The report didn’t rattle Chandler and Sherlock.

2 weeks ago | utahstyleanddesign.com | Brad Mee

By embracing bold choices, designer Leslie Schofield and her clients create a living gallery—a home where every surface and detail reflects the owners’ passion for art and collecting. Photos by Laura Bruschke. Styling by Noelle Wright. Forget any notion of gallery-white walls and museum-like minimalism—this recently remodeled art-centric home in Salt Lake City’s charming Harvard/Yale neighborhood is anything but conventional.

3 weeks ago | utahstyleanddesign.com | Brad Mee

Spring has sprung. Trees are budding, the grass is greening and everywhere you look, bulbs are blooming. If you love the season’s pageantry of flowering tulips, crocus, daffodils and more, now is the time to gather ideas and inspiration from this season’s show for next fall’s bulb planting. Yes, autumn is the season for planting many flowering bulbs, but spring is the time to watch and learn.

3 weeks ago | utahstyleanddesign.com | Brad Mee

To hear designer Anne-Marie Barton tell it, her job is to create homes that feel like living art. Much like an artist wielding a brush, when every stroke brings the canvas to life, designing such homes requires a skilled interplay of “customization, imagination, and the courage to explore the possibilities of ‘what if,’” Barton explains.