Articles

  • 3 weeks ago | mountainliving.com | Paula Bodah

    A Teton Valley homeowner has a front-row seat to a world of wildlife. It was all about the wildlife for the owner of this Wyoming home. She had lived on both East and West Coasts, in the Midwest and in the Rocky Mountains, but when she was ready to build a house for the next phase of her life, it was the Teton Valley and the wild creatures who inhabit it that spoke to her heart.

  • 1 month ago | phgmag.com | Paula Bodah

    How Jewelry Artist Eleanor Moty Turns Flawed Stones into Wearable Art Eleanor Moty’s sculptural brooches celebrate nature in all its imperfect beauty. Eleanor Moty sees beauty in imperfection.

  • 1 month ago | phgmag.com | Paula Bodah |Nora Burba Trulsson

    Garden of Surprises: One Couple’s Love Affair with Plants and Place An overgrown lot in Carefree becomes a vibrant botanical haven for two passionate home gardeners. By Paula M.

  • Feb 7, 2025 | phgmag.com | Paula Bodah

    Contemporary Native American art is enjoying a long-overdue nationwide renaissance. To say Native American contemporary art is enjoying a moment is an understatement. For the first time in its 130-year history, the 2024 Venice Biennale chose a Native American artist to represent the United States. Jeffrey Gibson, a Choctaw/Cherokee painter and sculptor, signified validation for contemporary Indigenous American artists.

  • Feb 6, 2025 | phgmag.com | Paula Bodah

    Interior designer Holly Wright creates beautiful, versatile luxury spaces. By Paula M. Bodah | Portrait Photography by Carl Schultz It’s been several years since Holly Wright completed the house that she calls “Modern Antiquity” on her website, yet she still counts it among her favorite projects in a two-decade career. “My client was very forward-thinking, very modern, with a bit of an Italian aesthetic,” she explains. “She liked to incorporate antique elements.