at home WINTER 2017
FAMILY GATHERING SPACES
ART TYPES DEFINED
WORKING
from home in style
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CONTENTS WINTER 2017 | IBB AT HOME
TREND REPORT
SHAY GEYER
Fabric
RICH RUBY 10
COLLECTION
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DESIGN TRENDS
FAMILY GATHERING SPACES
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CHIC FAMILY-FRENDLY DESIGN
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by IBB Designer Shannon Gidney
Lighting advice from IBB Designer Lauren Macnak
with IBB DesignerJory Gattis Dickinson
by IBB Designer Rachel Johnston
WORKING FROM HOME IN STYLE
SELECTING THE PERFECT CHANDELIER
A SOPHISTICATED LOOK FOR A BACHELOR PAD
SNEAK EXTRA SEATING INTO YOUR HOME
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RECIPE AND COCKTAIL
Cooking with Chef Tre Wilcox
ENJOY A SOUND INVESTMENT IN QUALITY AND STYLE
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IBB AT HOME WELCOME I WINTER 2017
Welcome to the winter issue of IBB at Home! I have some exciting news to share with you! IBB Design Fine Furnishings has been nominated for the third time for the ARTS Awards for Best Furniture Store in the Country. We’ve been honored with a win twice, and our fingers are crossed that #teamIBB brings home the award once again. It takes the hard work of each of our team members to be recognized as the best of the best. And, my daughter, Shay Geyer, is nominated for an ARTS Awards for Best Interior Designer! To say I’m proud is an understatement! Speaking of our award-winning team, we will host our second annual IBB Day of Design on Saturday, February 24th from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The inaugural event was a huge hit! Guests will learn the tricks of the trade from our team of talented designers as well as our loyal vendor partners. Our designers will present throughout the day, and a range of our furniture, accessory, and textile vendors will feature highlights from their lines. It wouldn’t be an IBB Design event without sips and bites throughout the day and our signature swag bag! The first 400 guests will receive a swag bag full of goodies. Be sure and mark your calendar to join us! It’s been a big year here at IBB Design, and we thank you for allowing us to help make your design dreams come true. Thank you for your business in 2017; we look forward to a great year ahead! Enjoy this issue of IBB at Home – it’s sure to inspire you!
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We have all things cozy on our minds during the winter months. Hopefully, you are enjoying some time off with family and friends. I love snuggling up this time of year as we welcome the cooler temperatures, and we have everything you need to do it in style! This issue’s cover story highlights some of our favorite ways to design the spaces your family uses most. IBB Designer Shannon Gidney shares ideas on designing the perfect home office, and Michael Reese discusses types of art for your interiors. Lauren Macnak offers advice on selecting chandeliers, and Jory Gattis Dickenson gives us a glimpse into a swanky bachelor pad he designed. Rachel Johnston dishes on how to add extra seating to a room, and you also won’t want to miss the latest trends shared by a few of our designers. I cannot wait to try celebrity Chef Tre Wilcox’s scrumptious risotto recipe. Risotto is one of my favorite things to make, and his ingredients sound so tasty! I’m especially excited to share that I’ve just launched the Shay Geyer Fabric Collection. Get a sneak peek inside this issue at some of the patterns and colors available now at IBB Design Fine Furnishings. Shay Geyer Owner & Designer IBB Design Fine Furnishings shay@ibbdesign.com @designershay on Instagram
2018 is going to be a fabulous year for design! We have so much in store for you. We look forward to seeing you at our upcoming IBB Day of Design event on February 24th. Cheers to living in style!
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TREND REPORT
RICH RUBY
This sophisticated jewel tone is a deep red hue that is characterized as passionate and invigorating. A stimulating color, it can be used as a bold accent or in larger doses to energize a space. Dining rooms and kitchens are popular areas to use shades of red, as it is known for stimulating both appetite and conversation. Reds are making a big comeback in interiors, as we are beginning to see a wide range of furnishings and home accents offered in various shades of the hue. Check out a few of our favorite ways to incorporate ruby into your home.
Tip: Always sample the paint in your space before diving in and painting the entire room. Just because it looks fabulous in your friend’s home, doesn’t mean it will look equally stunning in yours. There are many factors that can influence how paint looks in a space.
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Paints to Consider: A. Valspar, Cut Ruby 1009-4 | B. Behr, No More Drama P140-7 C. Sherwin-Williams, Poinsettia SW 6594 | D. Benjamin Moore, Candy Cane Red 2079-10 Follow our “Rich Ruby” board on Pinterest for more inspiration on using this beautiful color in your home. www.pinterest.com/ibbdesign/rich-ruby/
DESIGNER TIPS
WORKING FROM HOME
in style
BY SHANNON GIDNEY IBB DESIGNER shannon@ibbdesign.com @shannongidneyibb on Instagram
Who says that your home office has to be the typical combination of an executive desk, leather rolling desk chair, large computer screen, and cords galore? Home offices are evolving with more people working remotely than ever before. I recently cooked up the perfect, casual work environment for a client, complete with a fireplace, cozy chairs, and storage cocktail ottoman to rest his feet atop. Who wouldn’t want to set up camp there and settle in for a conference call or catch up on emails? An inviting study with comfortable chairs provides a less stuffy environment and is a tranquil space to focus on the task at hand. One might even consider a chaise lounge for a more intimate setting or perhaps four conversation chairs circling around an ottoman for quaint meetings outside of the office. The space can also double as a nice area to have those important talks with the family. If you have a typical home office, consider spicing it up and experimenting with a new setup. For those who need a desk, you can still do so – perhaps consider incorporating a smaller writing desk into the mix.
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BY MICHAEL REESE
DESIGNER TIPS
ART TYPES Art has been around for thousands of years, first adorning cave walls and telling stories of life and adventure. Continuously evolving in styles, mediums, and colors — art is a wonderful way to find direction when adorning your home. Art gives you permission to layer elsewhere in your room any color that exists in the piece. When selecting artwork, always purchase something that speaks to you. Art should evoke emotion when you view it. Does it make you happy or sad? Does it have energy or is it quiet? Does it tell a story or is it simply a way to introduce color into a room as an overall design plan? When considering an art purchase, be aware that there are three main types. Print art is usually reproduced in large quantities and sold framed under glass. In this form, there are many options in terms of subject matter, and they are typically the least expensive. The next type is called giclée, a French word meaning to spray ink on canvas. This process allows a high-definition image to be reproduced onto canvas, which gives the look of an original piece. This option, though, costs far less money than original artwork. The other type to consider is an original work of art. These are generally the most expensive because they are one-of-a-kind and not reproduced. Original art pieces can be painted on canvas or wood. There are also many different mediums: acrylic, oil, watercolor, and pencil and pen to name a few. While these pieces are usually framed, more contemporary works may not be. Some works may be purchased as an investment – something that will grow in value, but most art is considered decorative and is valued for its enjoyment. Don’t be afraid to mix styles and colors. Picking up art while traveling can be a great way to have memories attached to your purchase. Art should be an enjoyable acquisition. No matter what art style speaks to you, select something you love.
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DESIGNER TIPS
SELECTING THE PERFECT
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handeliers are a beautiful accent to any space! They allow you not only to illuminate your surroundings, but also to add a little wow factor. With tons of materials, finishes, and designs in the marketplace, chandeliers can be a subtle complement to your room or a standalone piece of art. Mixing metals within the light fixture can add depth, stone and crystals can enhance a glam factor, and colored glass can inject a bold pop of color.
MIXING METALS WITHIN THE LIGHT FIXTURE CAN ADD DEPTH
When selecting a fixture, always make sure the scale of the chandelier fits the space where it is being placed. A large island with two small pendants will be underwhelming, while a dining table with a chandelier as big as the table will feel heavy and over scaled. Height placement is also an important factor. With a dining table, for example, you want the fixture to hang low enough that it makes an impact, but high enough that you can accessorize the table. The ideal placement is usually somewhere between 30 to 35 inches above the table. Today, there are many different bulb options. LED or halogen may be preferable for your home, based on energy efficiency and the overall color mood you are trying to create. Speaking with an interior designer can help you determine your goals and select a fixture that is perfect for your space!
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DESIGNER TIPS
BEHIND THE DESIGN: A SOPHISTICATED LOOK FOR A BACHELOR PAD
In so many instances, dining rooms are primarily designed with thoughts of big family dinners and celebrating holidays. That isn’t necessarily practical, though, for every person’s lifestyle. I have many clients who office out of their homes. The guests they’re entertaining rarely include mom or dad or children who need stain-resistant fabrics. It also isn’t imperative for them to have a surface that won’t scratch if Fido jumps up on the edge of the table. For some people, these more formal spaces are treated like showplaces. Since they aren’t necessarily used for everyday dining, we can focus not on practicality, but rather on high-style through the incorporation of exotic surface finishes and luxe fabrics. This space was designed for a high-rise property in downtown Dallas, and like any project, I focused on creating a design that embraced the architecture of the space, which takes any design to the next level. This space was designed with a bachelor in mind. Interest is created by using a palette of grays juxtaposed by high-gloss and metallic finishes – while saving a little room for a bold and sexy red. The styling was kept very minimal to embrace the openness of the space and the innately industrial architecture. By keeping these additional elements very controlled, we achieve a very clean yet striking aesthetic. Also, in featuring a singular piece of pop art, we could focus heavily on the beautiful skyline, which was one of the biggest selling features of this condo. While my client does spend much of his time jet setting around the world, this showplace of a home is perfect for entertaining large groups of potential investors or simply entertaining friends for the evening. Just like anything else, design is not onesize fits all; it’s about creating something that speaks to your aesthetic and suits your personal lifestyle.
Rendering by Jane Gianarelli
BY JORY GATTIS DICKINSON IBB DESIGNER jory@ibbdesign.com @jorya.gattis on Instagram
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SHAY GEYER
Fabric COLLECTION
I’m very excited to announce that the Shay Geyer Fabric Collection is now available at IBB Design Fine Furnishings! With more than 36 colors and patterns to choose from, there is truly something for everyone. From geometrics to modern interpretations on traditional prints and motifs, these fabrics can be used for drapery, bedding, pillows, and more. Cut yardage is available to purchase, or you can enlist one of our talented
designers to pull together a room design featuring one of the patterns. Nineteen of the SKUs will be available as part of IBB’s Drapery Panel Program where you can get tailor-made custom drapery panels at off-the-shelf pricing. Our Panel Program Pricing is completely turnkey and includes fabric, labor, lining, hardware, and installation. Look for more patterns and colors coming in 2018, as well as the availability to purchase online.
BY SHAY GEYER OWNER & DESIGNER shay@ibbdesign.com @designershay on Instagram
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BY RACHEL JOHNSTON IBB DESIGNER rachel@ibbdesign.com @rjohnston on Instagram
SNEAK extra seating into your home
Ottomans are a staple when designing living rooms because they are a great way to incorporate an unexpected pop of color or a fun pattern! They are amazing from a design perspective, but are also an ideal solution to create additional seating in your space. With the holidays upon us, everyone is preparing their homes for guests. Whether you have family coming into town or are hosting an event, coming up with additional seating is always at the top of the list. This is where the functionality of ottomans comes into play. By replacing your current cocktail table with a great cocktail ottoman or adding a pair of accent ottomans, you instantly create additional
seating. You can place accent ottomans just about anywhere in your room, and you won’t have to fret about not having enough seating to accommodate your guests. I especially love ottomans that have recessed casters so they are easy to move around and rearrange. I am obsessed with cocktail tables that allow ottomans to be tucked underneath them, so you don’t necessarily have to use them all the time. There are many different styles of ottomans. Find the perfect cocktail ottoman or accent ottomans that are not only functional during the holidays, but also that you will love long after your guests have left.
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DESIGN TRENDS MAGNIFICENT METALLICS Metallics are here to stay – and this winter is no exception! You can’t go wrong with a little or a lot. Metallics make a style statement and add warmth to your interior.
KAREN BROOKS IBB DESIGNER karenb@ibbdesign.com
SOPHISTICATED SILKS High-quality silk florals have come a long way! They add a beautiful organic look and feel to any room. Flowers are a softening element among hard accessories in a space. Touches of rich faux florals will make your design even more inviting!
PAM HOOD IBB DESIGNER pam@ibbdesign.com
MARVELLOUS MARBLE Marble has made a modern comeback in the world of interior design. Marble accents add stability and beautiful contrast to the gold and silver materials used in accessories.
KAREN HOLLOWAY IBB DESIGNER karen@ibbdesign.com
ALL ABOUT ANIMAL PRINT Adding pops of animal print to your home or office will bring in a wow factor to your space! Animal prints can take your interiors from boring to exciting without changing the entire room. Try using it for accents and in small quantities.
MAXINE BURT IBB DESIGNER maxine@ibbdesign.com @designer_maxine on Instagram
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SIZZLING SELENITE Suddenly this mineral is everywhere – because it’s gorgeous! Selenite (stone of the moon) crystals are mined at the rim of the Sahara desert. Pieces with selenite add a beautiful shimmer and romance to a space.
SUSAN MEDLIN IBB DESIGNER smedlin@ibbdesign.com @sue4ibb on Instagram
The use of hides has expanded to new heights! Acid-etched hide rugs add so much texture and dimension to lay on top of an existing rug or for those areas that a rectangle rug just won’t do. Add an unexpected charm to any room with a hide accessories, pillows or throws.
KAY LEWIS IBB DESIGNER kay@ibbdesign.com
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FAMILY
GATHERING SPACES PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAN PIASSICK
INTERIOR DESIGN BY SHAY GEYER
COVER STORY
During the holidays, we are often gifted with more time to hang out and relax with family and friends. We’re seeing a big trend in clients requesting that multiple areas in their homes be designed with family gatherings in mind. We’ve compiled a few of our favorite family-friendly spaces and design advice for gaining the most out of each space.
FAMILY WORKSPACE Consider designing your home office or study for multi-functional use where more than one person can work at a time. Here we floated a glass sawhorse desk in front of a built-in credenza. A small ottoman was tucked under the desk where kids can do homework or color while mom or dad works on the computer. The yellow leather chair is the ideal spot to sit and read by the fire. A blue leather modern chesterfield sofa rests in front of the window for more seating, and we placed a malachite and brass drink table beside it that can also be used as a work surface for a laptop.
SELECT FURNISHINGS THAT GIVE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR MORE THAN ONE PERSON TO WORK IN THE ROOM AT A TIME
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There’s nothing more important in designing a home than tailoring it to the family’s style. These clients wanted to make their open floor plan feel cozier and more personalized. Layers of texture and a soothing color palette offer an ideal setting for long evenings of laughter and conversation by the fire. The triptych was created by the couple’s daughter, a talented artist. It’s the perfect personal touch for their great room.
FAMILY STYLE
UTILIZE YOUR DESIGNER TO CREATE A ROOM THAT REFLECTS YOUR PERSONAL TASTE AND LIFESTYLE.
INTERIOR DESIGN BY SHANNON GIDNEY
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FORM AND FUNCTION ARE KEY AND YES YOU CAN HAVE BOTH.
PRACTICAL DOESN’T HAVE TO BE BORING Many clients want sectionals in their family rooms. At times, they are conflicted because they think it won’t be a good choice aesthetically. In this room, we designed a large sectional in a neutral body fabric. Color was brought in with decorative pillows and throws. A large colorful oil painting combined with an installation of sculptural metal flowers creates a focal point above part of the sectional. A hand-knotted teal rug grounds the sitting area and adds interest through pattern and color. Swivel chairs allow the opportunity to watch TV or to turn and partake in a conversation happening in the adjoining kitchen.
INTERIOR DESIGN BY BETH RAFFERTY & SHAY GEYER
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DIVIDING A LARGE ROOM INTO MULTIPLE FURNITURE ARRANGEMENTS CAN MAKE IT FEEL MUCH COZIER AND MORE INTIMATE. UPHOLSTERED COCKTAIL OTTOMANS CAN BE USED TO PLACE A DRINK, KICK YOUR FEET UP, OR OFFER EXTRA SEATING FOR GUESTS.
INTERIOR DESIGN BY BETH RAFFERTY, SHAY GEYER & MARY HELEN PETERS
Dividing a large room into multiple furniture arrangements can make it feel much cozier and more intimate. In this mountain vacation home, we designated two seating areas – one for TV viewing and one for conversations by the fireplace. We selected swivel chairs for each seating area to allow both groups to interact easily. A custom shag rug unifies the two arrangements.
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SUNBRELLA AND OTHER INDOOR/OUTDOOR FABRICS ARE A GREAT FAMILY-FRIENDLY OPTION FOR YOUR UPHOLSTERY.
FUNCTIONAL FAMILY FARMHOUSE STYLE This young growing family entertains friends and family quite frequently and wanted to take full advantage of their open kitchen and family room. Plenty of seating and a happy color palette were at the top of their list. The room offers seating for eight with a large sofa in Sunbrella fabric, a pair of swivel chairs, a chair and ottoman, and two other ottomans that can be easily moved around the room. The large, distressed cocktail table was selected as the perfect spot for family game night or for the kids to sit and color while watching cartoons. The most popular seats in the house for breakfast and snack time for their three boys are the swivel counter stools, also upholstered in a Sunbrella fabric.
INTERIOR DESIGN BY SHAY GEYER
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IF YOU KNOW YOUR ANIMALS WILL WANT TO SNUGGLE ON YOUR FURNITURE, PLAN AHEAD AND KNOW THE TRICKS OF THE TRADE FOR MAINTAINING YOUR UPHOLSTERY.
PET-FRIENDLY INTERIORS Let’s face it, Fido thinks it’s his world and you just live in it. If you know your animals will want to snuggle on your furniture, plan ahead. Choose durable or indoor/outdoor fabrics for your upholstery. Durable fabrics have come a long way. They even have outdoor velvets now! You can also have your upholstery treated for stain protection. Make sure to select a sofa and chairs with loose back cushions. Attached backs won’t allow you to flip and fluff your cushions. This is key to maintaining the longevity of upholstery. Vacuuming your upholstery will also help with the breakdown of your fabric and cushion fibers.
INTERIOR DESIGN BY SHANNON GIDNEY
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INTERIOR DESIGN BY BETH RAFFERTY, SHAY GEYER & MARY HELEN PETERS
We’re seeing more and more clients requesting that their game room and media room areas be combined. In this vacation home, their recreation room combines an area to watch TV and movies with a shuffleboard area and a dining/gaming table. This arrangement provides endless opportunities for the ultimate entertainment!
ULTIMATE ENTERTAINMENT
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PRETTY & PRACTICAL Most family rooms and great rooms have a TV in them. Many times, the best viewing placement in the room ends up being over the fireplace. How do you plan for the room to function the way it should and still be pretty? Yes, it’s okay to place the TV over the fireplace if that provides optimal viewing for the room’s layout. There are many decorating solutions for this design dilemma. Here, we hung three hand-blown glass plates around the TV and kept the mantle accessories simple. It dresses up the area without being distracting. You can also get a custom frame for your TV. The seating is arranged in this room for optimal TV viewing. We used a sofa, two club chairs, and two swivel chairs. A pair of ottomans offers additional pull-up seating. Since we floated the sofa and sitting area in the room, we anchored the large back wall by using an iron and marble wall-mount console.
INTERIOR DESIGN BY SHAY GEYER
YES! IT’S OKAY TO PLACE THE TV OVER THE FIREPLACE IF THAT PROVIDES OPTIMAL VIEWING FOR THE ROOM’S LAYOUT.
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INTERIOR DESIGN BY BETH RAFFERTY & SHAY GEYER
SELECT CONTRACT GRADE, INDOOR/ OUTDOOR AND OTHER DURABLE MATERIALS FOR YOUR UPHOLSTERY.
DURABLE FABRICS In this family room design, the client requested durable fabrics that would sustain their love of entertaining family and friends. A chocolate brown mohair sofa provides seating for three. Mohair is one of the most durable fabrics in our industry. A pair of chairs upholstered in a contract grade cut velvet stripe brings color and pattern to one side of the room while white leather Barcelona chairs offer more seating on the other side.
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CHIC
FAMILY-FRIENDLY
DESIGN
HIGHLAND HOMES MODEL HOME VIRIDIAN SUBDIVISION ARLINGTON, TX DESIGNED BY IBB DESIGN FINE FURNISHINGS LEAD DESIGNERS: BETH RAFFERTY & SUSAN NEFF
A neutral palette filled with layers of contrast and texture awaits you in our latest project for Highland Homes.
ENTRY
An arched mirror placed above a large console bounces light around the entry. A pair of nickel lamps provides symmetry to the console.
STUDY
The study is immediately on your left as you enter the home. We selected a writing desk to float in the room and an étagère to display books and accessories. A large-scaled, vintageinspired clock fills the wall behind the desk.
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KITCHEN
Beveled white subway tile and white-painted cabinetry provide rich contrast with the dark wood floors and island. Comfy upholstered chairs on casters surround a metal dining table with glass top in the breakfast nook. A black and white striped fabric brings playful pattern into the space.Â
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FAMILY & DINING ROOM DINING ROOM
The dining room features an eclectic mix of a metal top and wood trestle base table paired with wood side chairs and upholstered host and hostess chairs. A patterned rug and draperies soften the room.Â
FAMILY ROOM
The black and white palette continues into the family room. A black and white photo and sketch are layered on the mantle to support our eclectic aesthetic. The black wood and metal console balance the black mantle and leather club chairs. The rest of the furnishings are kept light in color and contrasted with black pillows and accessories.
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MASTER SUITE
The master bedroom features an iron bed and crisp white bedding. Pattern and texture are brought in with the striped club chair and Tibetan lamb’s wool throw. A black barn door is used for the entrance to the bathroom.Â
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KIDS’ ROOMS The little girl’s room was designed with a black and white palette with pops of pink. An étagère allows for storage for books and accessories. A painting over the bed featuring a French bulldog is the perfect complement to the Frenchie sheets.
NURSERY High contrast is also found in the nursery. A fun mural is painted throughout the room, and pops of playful pattern can be found throughout the space.
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PLAYROOM
The playroom features fun for everyone! A game/coloring table gives the kiddos a work space, and shelving provides storage for games and other supplies. A leather sectional is paired with a reclaimed coffee table in the sitting area.Â
For more information visit: www.highlandhomes.com/dfw/arlington/ viridian-40s Photos Courtesy of Highland Homes
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APPLE SMOKED BACON SCALLION RISOTTO INGREDIENTS
DIRECTIONS
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1/4 cup unsalted butter
1. Prepare in a Risotto Pan. Slowly melt the butter and sauté onion
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1/4 cup yellow onion, small diced
over medium heat until the onions are translucent. Add all of the rice,
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1 cup Arborio rice
and toast for two minutes. The rice should remain white – if it turns
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5 cups chicken stock
brown, it is burnt and you will need to start over.
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1/2 cup heavy cream
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1/3 cup parmesan cheese
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2 tablespoons unsalted butter
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1 cup apple smoked bacon, small diced and cooked to a crisp
2. Begin adding warm chicken stock one cup at a time, stirring constantly for 20-30 minutes. Wait until the rice appears almost dry before adding the next cup of stock. Rice should be tender but firm, not crunchy.
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1/2 cup scallions, chopped
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2 teaspoons Italian parsley, chopped
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Salt and pepper, to taste
3. Once the rice is finished, add the cream, cheese, butter and
SERVINGS: 6
bacon. If risotto is too thick, add stock and stir continually until the consistency is to your liking. Finish risotto with scallions and parsley. Season with salt and pepper and serve right away.
INGREDIENTS
YUZU VODKA COCKTAIL
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2 ounces cucumber juice
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1 ounce Yuzu Juice
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1 ounce simple syrup
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1 ounce lime juice
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3 ounces Tito’s Vodka
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Cucumber slices for garnish
DIRECTIONS Shake all ingredients together with ice in a cocktail shaker. Serve over ice;
garnish with
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