Name: Actor & voice over instructor Tracey Hoyt, and medical instrument supplier Rob Marshall Location: The Beach, Toronto, Canada Size: 1,300 square feet. Years lived in: 9 & 6, owned. Perched above a bustling Toronto beach community, Tracey & Rob’s lakeside home is not your average condo. Nine years ago, inspired by the work of Hugh Jacobsen and Howard Backen, Rob transformed a typical condominium box into an airy coastal oasis.
Dwight and Tracey Wilson are living the ideal life with their two children in a brand new home in Florida. They are both excited when Dwight is offered a promotion at work, but the downside is that the job is located in Maryland. After much discussion, Tracey decides that she does not want to leave their new house. Dwight makes the decision to accept the position and return home on weekends. Alicia Dixon has spent her life hating and not trusting men after her father mistreated her mother, but she can't help but fall for the new guy in her company...Dwight. They both try to fight their attraction to one another, but it proves to be a losing battle-Alicia is everything that his southern wife is not. When Alicia ends up pregnant, Dwight decides to end things with Tracey, but the process proves not to be as easy as Dwight had hoped. Product DetailsISBN-13: 9780446501835 Media Type: Paperback Publisher: Grand Central Publishing Publication Date: 01-07-2009 Pages: 320 Product Dimensions: 7.70h x 5.10w x 1.00dAbout the Author Candice Dow is a native of Baltimore, Maryland and graduate of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore and Johns Hopkins University. She resides in Maryland with her son and loves to travel. She is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Candice is the author of six novels and is currently hard at work on her next. For more information visit www.candicedow.com.
Dale & Tracy's Elmhurst Illinois Kitchen Remodeling Project
Hi! I'm Ashley at Woodard Gang (soon to be a new name!) I'm excited and a bit nervous to be posting on Tracey's wonderful blog! You see...I've gone back and forth with blogging for a long time, until recently when Tracey has encouraged me to just do it! Little did I know I would be asked to guest post for her...nothing like jumping right in!! So I hope you enjoy a little story about how we met and then my Guest Room Transformation that Tracey & I did together. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About a year ago, I met Tracey in the mall at the store, A Children's Place. I was wearing a Lisa Leonard necklace, which got us to talking about blogs. Come to find out, we had a lot in common! We both had blogs, we both lived basically in the same town and most importantly, both were believers. Now tell me that isn't a God thing! I don't believe it was just a random thing, a coincidence, or luck at all...I believe God knew we were supposed to meet that day, in that store and what followed was the beginning of a new friendship that has been such a blessing to me...and what a fun story to tell! One of the things Tracey and I have been working on is getting my guest room looking pretty...and the timing was perfect as my sister will be staying in it tomorrow! I had one piece of furniture that needed some repurposing MAJOR LOVE! The picture quality is terrible (my Nikon is on the fritz), but here is the before... And here is the step by step process of what we did... Primed with Kilz and painted it a Cottage White by Behr. Then we sanded randomly all over to give it a distressed look. This part was all Tracey! She used the foam brush and black, brown and gray paint to make it even appear more aged and rustic. It's a lot like glazing, but it gives more of an appearance of worn wood instead of an all over aged look like glazing does. After watching for a while, I decided to give it a whirl...I learned you really can't mess up and when you do, you can just wipe off and start over. That's my kind of mess! We went out searching for just the right knobs. Wondering what in the world this rope has to do with it?! Tracey came up with the idea of making "rope" handles! LOVE.IT!!! All you do is make knots on the inside to secure the rope and I quickly learned that Tracey is the "master knot maker"! I don't have a good picture, but the two knobs you will see are just cheapo wood knobs that were covered in burlap fabric that I had laying around...CUTE! And here she is all done and beautified! The baskets were $9.99 each at TJ Maxx, the plant from our local farmer's market and the fabulous glass jar...just $12.99 at TJ Maxx (sense a theme?) This is a view from the door...the hutch is just to your left in the corner. YES...I put BABY in the corner! I couldn't resist!! IN.LOVE.WITH.THE.LAMPS! Great find at yet again...TJ Maxx! A few things still yet to do... A custom headboard, drapes and a throw for the end of the bed! I'll be sure to blog about those hopefully soon! Thanks for reading and as Tracey would say... Love and Transformations! Ashley
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Dale & Tracy's Elmhurst Illinois Kitchen Remodeling Project
As Jackie Appiah’s beautifully sophisticated mansion continues to trend on social media, another Ghanaian actress has found reason to take fans into her crib…. as well! Yes, Tracey Boakye, who has been ridiculed by some netizens since Jackie Appiah’s new home was made public, has put together picture slideshow on what she describes as one […]
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What a week we had! Went to Cedar Rapids, Iowa for a Premium Design Project, and let’s just say the people in the midwest are salt of the earth! Aymee and I always talk about how one of the best parts of job is the clients we get to work with.
Actress and entepreneur Salma Mumin in the wake of the 'Papa No' saga has come out to declare that she is currently putting uo a mansion with her own
Name: Actor & voice over instructor Tracey Hoyt, and medical instrument supplier Rob Marshall Location: The Beach, Toronto, Canada Size: 1,300 square feet. Years lived in: 9 & 6, owned. Perched above a bustling Toronto beach community, Tracey & Rob’s lakeside home is not your average condo. Nine years ago, inspired by the work of Hugh Jacobsen and Howard Backen, Rob transformed a typical condominium box into an airy coastal oasis.
“Quilt-making involves a lot of thought and love. Just the time involved in the process means many things are discussed and considered concerning life.” Art is a powerful form of catharsis for British artist Tracey Emin, one that has allowed her to express and process painful experiences from her past. More than any of the...
I am excited to announce that local Vancouver photographer Tracey Ayton will be doing a photo shoot of my entire house!
Name: Actor & voice over instructor Tracey Hoyt, and medical instrument supplier Rob Marshall Location: The Beach, Toronto, Canada Size: 1,300 square feet. Years lived in: 9 & 6, owned. Perched above a bustling Toronto beach community, Tracey & Rob’s lakeside home is not your average condo. Nine years ago, inspired by the work of Hugh Jacobsen and Howard Backen, Rob transformed a typical condominium box into an airy coastal oasis.
Name: Actor & voice over instructor Tracey Hoyt, and medical instrument supplier Rob Marshall Location: The Beach, Toronto, Canada Size: 1,300 square feet. Years lived in: 9 & 6, owned. Perched above a bustling Toronto beach community, Tracey & Rob’s lakeside home is not your average condo. Nine years ago, inspired by the work of Hugh Jacobsen and Howard Backen, Rob transformed a typical condominium box into an airy coastal oasis.
This week we are featuring Tracey Roy’s listing – 8379 Beacon Lane, Northville, MI 48168 Q. Can you describe the architectural style of the home? 2 Story Contemporary Q. What distinctive features set this home apart? This home is beautifully updated with a gourmet kitchen, vaulted ceilings with a stone fireplace wall, and sits on 2 acres of mature wooded land with gorgeous landscaping and gardens. Q. What are the advantages of the location & neighborhood? Conveniently located between Ann Arbor, Plymouth, Northville and South Lyon with Salem Township taxes. Q. Have there been any recent renovations or upgrades? Updated kitchen with quartz countertops, Bosch stainless steel appliances, tile backsplash, large island and built-ins. Powder room and 1st-floor master bath have been completely remodeled. New Jeld Wen front door, Kinetico water softener, and electronic air cleaner. Q. Does the community have any amenities we should know about? The houses are built on at least an acre if not more and the neighborhood is filled with mature trees and nature. Q. What amazing views will the new homeowner be able to enjoy? Two acres of lush landscaping with beautiful flowers, woods and all that nature has to offer. Q. Can you tell us a fun fact about the home? It is a great home to entertain with a 3 season porch. The walkout lower level opens to a large deck with built in benches and a big yard to play in. In addition, there is a cute potting shed.Q. Is there anything...
Tomorrow the St. Vincent's custom nursery will be revealed to the Reed family live on Talk of Alabama. I am so excited to see what they th...
Within an 1880s home. You can discern from the gun, rug, and also the antlers that this belongs to a hunting family.
Style No. 40800781; Color Code: 041 With an elevated grasscloth-inspired texture throughout, our Odetta collection is accented with elliptical brass and lucite knobs etched with the same fine detail as reflected in its veneer. Fit with ample storage, this transitional nightstand is a welcome addition to any bedside. About Tracey Boyd Whether drawing inspiration from her extensive travels or tapping into her background in fashion, Tracey Boyd’s furniture collections for Anthropologie exude an expertise in color, craftsmanship, and unexpected detail. Learn more about her signature techniques in our interview with this celebrated designer. For ordering assistance and more, please contact us. For aesthetic advice and tips to help decorate your space, enjoy our complimentary home styling services. Exclusively for Anthropologie Engineered hardwood nightstand with a textured touchwood finish inspired by woven grasscloth Brass and lucite hardware Includes one center shelf and cabinet storage that opens to one adjustable shelf and one cord escape Removable stainless steel legs with a brushed brass finish Sealed with clear lacquer for protection Wipe clean with damp cloth. Avoid using chemical cleaners Levelers are included This piece is intended for indoor use Some assembly required Imported
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We are lucky enough to have some very talented friends, and we thought this kitchen makeover was too good not to share. This is our friend Tracey. She has been mentioned many times on our
We are lucky enough to have some very talented friends, and we thought this kitchen makeover was too good not to share. This is our friend Tracey. She has been mentioned many times on our
Dale & Tracy's Elmhurst Illinois Kitchen Remodeling Project
The Deluxe Tamboured collection is our most luxurious-to-date take on a decidedly 1950s, mid-century silhouette. Brass-capped marble hardware complement this bar cabinet's exquisite tamboured rosewood doors that open to reveal ample storage for a home bar - including a wine rack, a glass rack, as well as drawer and cabinet space. About Tracey Boyd Tracey Boyd conceptualizes her furniture designs in the same way she spends her days - by gathering ideas, experiences and one-of-a-kind items from her extensive travels. Whether inspired by a single drawer pull salvaged near her hometown in England, or an ancient mural from across the world, each piece is a superb amalgam of craftsmanship and unexpected details from her imagination. For ordering assistance and more, please contact us . For aesthetic advice and tips to help decorate your space, enjoy our complimentary home styling services . For more information on the materials and techniques of this piece, click here . Rosewood veneer bar cabinet reinforced with engineered hardwood Brass-capped marble hardware and brass-accented feet Tamboured cabinet doors open to a 12-bottle wine rack, one glass rack, one drawer, one shelf, and interior door storage Due to the nature of veined white marble, expect variation in the appearance of each unique piece Sealed with clear lacquer for protection Wipe clean with soft cloth. Avoid using chemical cleaners This piece is intended for indoor use Some assembly required Imported Overall: 52"H, 36.25"W, 19"D Interior Drawer Dimensions: 2.75"H, 31"W, 9.25"D Distance Between Legs: 13.5" short side; 30" long side Leg Height: 15.5" Under Clearance: 15.5" 170 lbs.
“A loop after a loop. Hour after hour my madness becomes crochet. Life and art are inseparable. The movies I watch while crocheting influence my work, and my work dictates the films I select. I...
**INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER** In the vein of Mary Beth Keane’s Ask Again, Yes and Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney's The Nest, Tracey Lange’s We Are the Brennans explores the staying power of shame—and the redemptive power of love—in an Irish Catholic family torn apart by secrets. When twenty-nine-year-old Sunday Brennan wakes up in a Los Angeles hospital, bruised and battered after a drunk driving accident she caused, she swallows her pride and goes home to her family in New York. But it’s not easy. She deserted them all—and her high school sweetheart—five years before with little explanation, and they've got questions. Sunday is determined to rebuild her life back on the east coast, even if it does mean tiptoeing around resentful brothers and an ex-fiancé. The longer she stays, however, the more she realizes they need her just as much as she needs them. When a dangerous man from her past brings her family’s pub business to the brink of financial ruin, the only way to protect them is to upend all their secrets—secrets that have damaged the family for generations and will threaten everything they know about their lives. In the aftermath, the Brennan family is forced to confront painful mistakes—and ultimately find a way forward, together. Product DetailsISBN-13: 9781250796219 Media Type: Paperback Publisher: Celadon Books Publication Date: 06-14-2022 Pages: 288 Product Dimensions: 5.40(w) x 8.20(h) x 0.90(d)About the Author Born in the Bronx and raised in Manhattan, Tracey Lange comes from a large Irish family with a few secrets of its own. She headed west and graduated from the University of New Mexico before owning and operating a behavioral healthcare company with her husband for fifteen years. While writing her debut novel, We Are the Brennans, she completed the Stanford University online novel writing program. Tracey currently lives in Bend, Oregon, with her husband, two sons and their German Shepherd.
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Name: Actor & voice over instructor Tracey Hoyt, and medical instrument supplier Rob Marshall Location: The Beach, Toronto, Canada Size: 1,300 square feet. Years lived in: 9 & 6, owned. Perched above a bustling Toronto beach community, Tracey & Rob’s lakeside home is not your average condo. Nine years ago, inspired by the work of Hugh Jacobsen and Howard Backen, Rob transformed a typical condominium box into an airy coastal oasis.
Kelly O'Donnell and Tracey Shingledecker, professionally known as the 2 Lucy’s Antiques, recently moved to a new home – a 9,000 sq ft showroom off the Katy Freeway in Houston. What a feat! The 2 Lucy’s started off in a tiny booth selling antiques procured in Europe. They quickly outgrew that space and moved to a much larger home in the Memorial area, but, again, found they needed more space to hold their wonderful collection of antiques. This month, the 2 Lucy’s held a grand opening in their new shop at Back Row Antiques, which they share with two other dealers: Leighton Hale Antiques and Designs by Grace. Here are some photographs of their new space! Enjoy!!! This antique street sign looks like it was made just for the 2 Lucy’s. Welcome to the 2 Lucy’s! If you are in the market for a confit pot – this is the place to find one. They have quite a collection of them. And, here, Houstonian Jane Moore shows how you can display these wonderful French pots. With 9,o00 sq. ft. there is lots of room for the 2 Lucy’s to spread out. I love their antiques. They have a certain aesthetic that I can relate to – in other words – I want everything!!!! Great long bench – it would be perfect in a entry hall or a breakfast room. The 2 Lucy’s also have a nice assortment of demijohns. And I love the French door screen. Demijohns make great accessories – here in an entry hall, a collection of the bottles sit on an antique French buffet. Great desk and chairs! Notice all the mirrors on the back wall. I bought one of their mirrors for Elisabeth’s room. They have a great selection. That’s one of the best things about the 2 Lucy’s – they have a lot of merchandise, which makes it a great place to find accessories for a client. This is what I was talking about – need an antique apothecary jar? Take your pick! I love that!!!! They have large selections of so many accessories - you can always find something for yourself or a client. Apothecary jars look good on shelves. Sally Wheat used three when filling these shelves for a client. Besides a nice selection of clocks, the 2 Lucy’s also have a nice choice of shutters. Shutters and old doors are so in right now – especially when used as a backdrop: Brooke from Velvet and Linen placed these antique doors, flanking a window, in this dining room. Situated behind the concrete pedestals and urns, the doors create a fabulous look. HERE. I love this casual dining room that Brooke created. These old shutters are used inside the house, instead of outside. One of my favorite pair of repurposed antique shutters are these found in Sally Wheat’s family room. They hide the TV on one side. Concrete is also a popular item – either urns or statutes. This statue at the 2 Lucy’s is such a cute one! My concrete statue sits in front of the window, but it was really made for the outside. I don’t care because I love her! She’s so feminine, plus she never talks back! The 2 Lucy’s have a great assortment of mirrors. Another fabulous mirror. Love the picture stand too. A small antique leather book would also look great on the stand. I got this cute little mirror from 2 Lucy’s a few years ago. I love these kind of mirrors – with some gilt placed around the glass on old distressed wood. Mirrors are wonderful to decorate with – especially in place of fine art, which can be really pricey. Here, Suzanne Rheinstein used a floor length mirror – between two antique chairs and columns. Just gorgeous, no other word for it!! In this corner, there is a great pair of painted antique doors. They remind me of the house that I just showed, with the wood doors in the master bedroom: These doors, along with the antique mantel, make this bedroom. They are just fabulous! Remember how this house had so many wonderful old doors that really created a wonderful atmosphere? And, here, Ginger Barber used a set of old doors that lead from the bedroom to the bathroom. Again, a small detail that makes a huge statement. And, the 2 Lucy’s stock lots of antique books and small gilt accessories. Right now gilt is in when decorating with linens and textures. Ying and yang. In my living room, I used gilt wood urns with white books and gold framed prints along with some tassels. Not sure if this 2 Lucy’s piece is from a saloon or is a shop counter, but it would make a great kitchen island or a bar. It reminds me of the fabulous kitchen island from the house I just showed: This long shop counter becomes the focus of this kitchen. Jane Wood Interiors used an antique shop counter and topped it with a slab of white marble. Lisa Luby Ryan used an old shop table as an island. I love the open storage underneath. And, here is the 2 Lucy’s booth at Marburger during the last Round Top antique fair. Love the clock! Be sure to visit at the next Round Top this spring. Here are instructions to the new showroom, along with hours and phone numbers: To contact the 2 Lucy’s – email at backrowantiques.com or call 713-827-9292 AND, finally This is our own sweet Lucy. She, along with Sammie Jo and Georgie, are happy, healthy, and well fed dogs, perhaps too well fed in Sammie Jo’s case. But, many dogs in Houston are not as lucky. Volunteers feed and rescue these less fortunate dogs and cats that roam our city in what is called the Corridor of Cruelty. But, unfortunately, the volunteers have run out of food. The situation is dire. For over four years now, these volunteers have worked in the fields of the Corridor feeding and rescuing these forgotten and neglected animals. The Corridor is an area in Houston notorious for strays. There is rampant over population and it is a popular animal dumping site. On a daily basis, volunteers feed hundreds of these hungry animals to help keep them alive until they can be rescued. To date, over 600 dogs and cats have been rescued from the Corridor. If you, out of the goodness of your heart, would like to help this rescue organization, please bring a bag of dog food to Olivine, between this Friday and the following week’s Sunday, and the good people of Olivine will extend to you a 15% discount off any purchase. If you can’t bring dog food, Olivine will accept donations of $10.00 and over which will also earn you the 15% discount. And, on top of that Helen and staffers Cathy and Diana promise to give you a hug too!!! If you live out of town, or can’t make it into Olivine, you can mail a check to: CRI 10134 Hammerly Blvd., Box 187 Houston, TX 77080 OR you can donate online at: http://corridorrescue.org/donate/ Olivine’s location, email, phone, and hours: 2405 Rice Boulevard Houston, Texas 77005 Phone: 713.622.7776 Email: [email protected] Store Hours: Mon-Sat 10:30 (ish) – 6pm Sun: Closed Thank you so much for your consideration in this important endeavor!!!
Name: Actor & voice over instructor Tracey Hoyt, and medical instrument supplier Rob Marshall Location: The Beach, Toronto, Canada Size: 1,300 square feet. Years lived in: 9 & 6, owned. Perched above a bustling Toronto beach community, Tracey & Rob’s lakeside home is not your average condo. Nine years ago, inspired by the work of Hugh Jacobsen and Howard Backen, Rob transformed a typical condominium box into an airy coastal oasis.
