All in a row house: now renovated, this historic home meets all the needs of a growing family

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Architect Patrick Sutton and graphic designer Lark Pfleegor transformed their 124-year old row-house from what was basically a shell into an open, light home complete with a family room, nursery and formal dining room. Unusual features include countertops made of concrete and a chalkboard wall.

Case studies, Remodeling and renovation, Architect-designed houses, Homes and haunts, Townhouses, Sutton, Patrick, Pfleegor, Lark

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The holiday pantry

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Holiday dishes recommended by experts include mail-order items such as Duck Confit and Ossetra Caviar. Simple, easy-to-order ingredients served with bread and salad include Balducci's Smoked Turkey and sausages from Aidells Sausage Co.

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A moveable feast

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A Christmas feast which can be taken anywhere is presented. The menu consists of lamb cooked with carrots, potatoes and turnips which can be eaten with a spoon, pecans, avocado, grapefruit and watercress salad and cranberry crunch.

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