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Kelly Kegans

Des Moines, Minneapolis

Journalist at Freelance

Articles

  • 1 week ago | muckrack.com | Kelly Kegans

    How do you fit a busy family of four, a home office for a thriving design business, multiple living and dining areas, plus tons of storage—all while maintaining a breezy vibe—into a modest 1,400 square feet of space? That was the question facing Allison and Jon Garrison once they closed on their 1959 bungalow in the Pacific Beach area of San Diego.

  • 2 weeks ago | mspmag.com | Kelly Kegans

    On a low shelf alongside a row of books in Rachel and Ben Awes’s dining room, a 9-inch-tall R2-d2 sits beside miniature scenes from Sesame Street and Up, all built in legos. One might assume they were put together by the couple’s now-grown sons. One would be wrong. These are Rachel and Ben’s projects, but once you get to know this creative couple, it all tracks. Hints of the magic housed inside these wonder walls first appear outside of their Merriam Park house in St. Paul.

  • 3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Amy Panos |Kelly Kegans

    How do you fit a busy family of four, a home office for a thriving design business, multiple living and dining areas both indoors and outside, plus tons of storage—all while maintaining a breezy, beachy vibe—into a modest 1,400 square feet of space? Interior designer Allison Garrison of Allito Spaces and her husband Jon figured out how to do just that. They remodeled their 1959 bungalow in San Diego into an open and airy family home.

  • 1 month ago | countryliving.com | Kelly Kegans

    Marble vs. Quartz Countertops: Which is Better?

  • 1 month ago | countryliving.com | Kelly Kegans

    Blame it on the penny candy. Or the old hurricane oil lamps. Or the hand-dipped ice cream. Once Susan Hackley and her daughter, Daphne Berger, stepped inside the 160-year-old Brewster Store, a general store in the Massachusetts town of the same name, they were smitten. “That’s what cemented us here,” says Daphne of the emporium famous for its inventory of classic New England nostalgia.