Lost and found

Article Abstract:

Mad Parade, an antiques retail store in Chicago, Illinois has been marketing unique pieces of artifacts and objects from its showroom for a wide variety of collectors. Its owner Scott Filar discusses the types of objects which catch his eye and the individuality of the store's eclectic collection.

Purchasing, Retail trade, Behavior, Chicago, Illinois, Media coverage, Collections and collecting, Antiques, Collectors and collecting, Collectors (Persons), Collectibles, Antique dealers

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Serving up family style

Article Abstract:

A Chicago couple bought the condominium next door to theirs and merged the two apartments. The remodeling project produced a roomy family kitchen with custom-made maple cabinets and granite countertops.

Remodeling and renovation, Kitchens, Condominiums

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A continental touch

Article Abstract:

Alessandra Branca's colorful, classical designs for a young family's North Shore home included furnishing a newly added a breakfast room, family room, and a kitchen expansion.

Case studies, Practice, Works, Interior design, Interior designers, Branca, Alessandra

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