ROOM REDO Four finalists for fifth edition of Room Redo BY JEFF KIESSEL ASST. MANAGING EDITOR
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his year, which is the fifth for the Ludington Daily News Room Redo, is once again offering the expertise of the Cottage Works team.
The application process more than tripled from last year, with some of those applications coming from as far away as New Era. The crew from Cottage Works, which works to design and renovate the space (with help from the homeowner), teams
with the Ludington Daily News to select finalists to tour, then has the difficult task of choosing a winner. The four finalists for 2019 — shown below — are Kim Weinert, Kathy Andersen, Nicholas Buckner and Shawn Slimmen.
After tours of all four locations on Wednesday, Feb. 13, the team determined the winner. The crew now has a $2,000 budget to transform the space. See page 2 to learn this year’s winner of the Room Redo!
The Weinert home is one of four Room Redo finalists. Kim Weinert applied for a renovation of the family’s living room located at 6645 W. Sugar Grove Road in Ludington. The living room at the home of Gary and Kathy Andersen was also selceted as a finalist for the Ludington Daily News Room Redo. The Andersens live at 1726 W. Chilberg Road in Scottville.
Shawn Slimmen and his famiy were also selected as finalists this year. Slimmen, who lives at 163 N. Amber Road in Scottville, was looking for some help in the family’s living room area.
Nicholas Buckner was looking for the team to transform the children’s play area into a retreat for his wife at their 1551 Ivanhoe Road home in Ludington.
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Kathy Andersen shows Ludington Daily News Room Redo team members Sue Von Pohl, Julie VanDyke and Carmen Chapman some images of her room ideas during a tour at her 1726 W. Chilberg Road home in Scottville. The Andersen’s living room was selected as the 2019 Room Redo space.
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athy Andersen sent in her Ludington Daily News Room Redo application knowing that her living room had some great potential. Kathy, along with her husband Gary, live at 1726 W. Chilberg Road in Scottville. The Andersen’s living room is just one section of open floor living concept that includes the kitchen and dinning room areas as well. Kathy said in her application that there is a lot of open and unused floor area making the space seem unfinished and much of the wall space is taken up with windows. The couples home overlooks Crystal Lake (Hackert Lake) making windows a must for the area. “Without the option to hang things on the walls decorating baffles me,� Andersen said. “The fireplace brick is old and stained and cries out for a mantle.� Kathy feels the home is a lake house but looks more like a buck snort lodge. “I would love to be surrounded by that lake house feel,� she said in her application. Room redo team member Julie VanDyke said the team is really excited to work with such giving community
such giving community members. Not everyone has the gift for decorating, and this is where we can give back to them. We are excited to take them from the lodge look to the lake house look.’ Julie VanDyke Room Redo team member
Gary and Kathy Andersen at their home at 1726 Chilberg Road in Scottville.
members like the Andersens. “Not everyone has the gift for decorating, and this is where we can give back to Gary and Kathy. We are excited to take there home from from the lodge feel to the lake house look.� The number of applications submitted for the 2019 Room Redo nearly tripled campared to last year. The Room Redo team narrowed down the applications based on a point system. The four finalists homes had tours by the team and from there those were narrowed down using the same point system to select the winner.
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Room Redo team excited for chance to give lake-house feel to space BY JEFF KIESSEL ASST. MANAGING EDITOR
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he Ludington Daily News Room Redo team has selected the 2019 winner of $2,000 room renovation. The team, after much deliberation selected Kathy and Gary Andersen of 1726 W. Chilberg Road, in Scottville. This year’s team will once again consist of Shelley Kovar of the Daily News, Dann and Julie VanDyke, owners of Cottage Works, and with their team that includes Sue Von Pohl, Barbara Erwin and newcomer Carmen Chapman. Any construction work will be overseen by Dann VanDyke and his crew, while Julie VanDyke is a home designer and decorator.VanDyke said that because they get so many applications it’s difficult
to narrow them down. So the team has developed a system, during the past three years, to help with that process. “We do a Room Redo ranking system,” VanDyke said. The ranking, is based on a pre-determined set of criteria that are given a point value, then the values are totaled up to come up with the final four. “We looked at all the opportunities that were in front of us,” VanDyke said. “We had applications as far away as New Era this year.” VanDyke believes that the popularity of the Daily News’ Room Redo could be because of the popularity of HGTV makeover shows right now. “It is a great opportunity if they can win it through the Ludington Daily News,” she said.
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Kathy and Gary Andersen meet with the Ludington Daily news Room Redo team at their Scottville Home last week.
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Images of the Andersen’s living room that they submitted with the application for the Room Redo.
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hawn Slimmen, a young father of two, chose to apply for the fifth annual Ludington Daily News Room Re-do to get some professional help with the family living room area. The area is a place to spend time relaxing and enjoying each others company. Slimmen’s ranch— style home, located on N. Amber Road in Scottville, was built in the 1950s. The room redo team was impressed with the amount of work already done in the living space noting that the space was already beautifully painted. Slimmen’s living room was chosen as one of four finalists in this year’ Room Redo. Slimmen was hoping that the team could turn his living space into something a little more lively. He has two young sons who would use the room. Recommen-
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Shelly Kovar, far left, of the Ludington Daily News and Sue Von Pohl talk with Shawn Slimmen about his living room.
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1. Remove texture on walls. 2. Replace current mantel with larger more natural mantel. 3. Bury TV cords behind drywall. 4. Add drapes over existing blinds to soften walls and add privacy. 5. Add a section along the south wall or possibly floating couches set in a conversation setting in front of the fireplace with cube ottomans for additional seating. 6. Add game table and chairs to south end of the room. 7. Add window seating with storage in front of front windows.
Kim Weinert talks with Julie VanDyke and Carmen Chapman during the Weinerts’ home visit on Wednesday, Feb. 13.
Weinert family looking for help with family room BY JEFF KIESSEL ASST. MANAGING EDITOR
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im and Jamie Weinert are returning to the area. After many years away they moved back because of a job opportunity. The Weinert’s applied to have their living—room space made over. The family has seven children between the ages of 11 and 27. Kim said ideally the family would like to create a warm and welcoming space for the entire family to enjoy and spend time together. One of the issues with their new home is that Kim and her husband, Jamie, can’t figure out how to make the living room space both functional and attractive, she said. Kim would like the living room area to become a place for the family to play board games, relax and just be able to goof around. Kim even went as far as to say that some of the kids even bring blankets and pillows from their rooms into the family room because of the lack
of comfortable seating. The ranch—style home was built in 1978 and the living room area is 12.5 feet by 21.5 feetaccording to their application. “The Weinert’s story is amazing,” Julie VanDyke said. “Seeing a family move back to our area because of a job opportunity. And within two months painting kitchen cabinets. You can see a real desire to make that house into a home for their family of nine.” The Weinert’s moved more than 300 miles from Michigan’s upper Peninsula back to the area in 2018. The move has also allowed them both to be closer to extended family and friends. The family has begun making small changes to their home but would like the help of the Room Redo team for ideas and inspiration. The team had several ideas for the Weinerts including removing the texture on the walls and replacing the current fireplace mantel with a larger one.
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Julie VanDyke, Carmen Chapman and Sue Von Pohl listen as homeowners Kim and Jamie Weinert discuss with the Ludington Daily News Room Redo team their ideas about their family room. The Weinerts were one of four finalists in this year’s Room Redo. The team met with each finalist on Wednesday, Feb. 13 to tour the homes and decide a winner.
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icholas Buckner wants in jis Ivanhoe Road home a space for his wife to be able to relax and re-charge. Buckner was hoping to turn a finished space in the family’s basement, which they currently use for a playroom, into that retreat. Buckner’s 1990 ranch— style home was purchased as the family’s forever home knowing that there was enough space for the family if five to grow into. The couple also knew that they would have to do some renovations to make the house their home. The playroom is a large space measuring 29 feet X 24feet spaces complete with built—ins for toy storage.
Buckner in his submission said that even if the team wanted to section the space off to make a more cozy area he would be fine with that. Buckner noted that the measurements he provided he walked off as estimates, stating, what fun is a surprise if you have to explain to your wife why you needed to measure the room? Buckner told the Ludington Daily News Room Redo team that if they selected the room the toys would simply be moved into his daughters rooms. The Room Redo team spends about 35 five minutes in each space getting a feel for what it would take to turn the home— owners ideas into a reality. One of the first things that you notice when walk-
ing into the space is the size, said Julie VanDyke. “This is a big room.” “The room is beautiful already; it would be a tough nut to crack, especially on a tight budget and the time requirements we are under,” VanDyke said. “It was an awesome idea to nominate your wife; Nicholas wins the Husband of the Year award.” The team thought that the room was being utilized perfectly, according to Room Redo team member Sue Von Pohl, who, along with VanDyke and Carmen Chapman, toured the home and play room on Wednesday, Feb. 13. The Room Redo team believes that the living room could be one area for her retreat area and send the children downstairs to the playroom when guests are
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Melissa Slimmen talks with Julie VanDyke at her 613 N. Rowe Street home in Ludington last February prior to being selected as the 2018 Ludington Daily News Room Redo winner. The Room Redo team totally transformed her living room space in just about three weeks.
2018 Room Redo winner still smiles when talking about her space BY JEFF KIESSEL ASST. MANAGING EDITOR
stuff out myself.” As Julie VanDyke of Cottage Works — now in her third year of leading the Ludington Daily News’ fifth annual Room Redo event — reflects on last year’s project, she is amazed at what was accomplished. “Melissa is a single mom that we loved working with,” Van Dyke said. “She put so much of her own elbow grease into the project.” That is what we look for is a customer that is willing to partner with us and do what it takes to get the
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elissa Slimmen still gets chills when she talks about her renovated family space at her home in Ludington. “I love this,” Slimmen said a year later. “I am so happy. I would recommend anyone to apply for the Room Redo because it was a great experience.” Slimmen said the Room Redo team was amazing to work with. “They went with the style I had and just ran with it,” she said. “I would
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project done.” Van Dyke said. “They were spot—on with my style and what I like,” Slimmen said. “They, the Room Redo team, are amazing.” “It is amazing to see a single mom inspired to finish the rest of her home,” VanDyke said. Following the reveal in 2018, Melissa continue to work on her home, she painted her counter tops, along with putting in a new back splash in the
kitchen. She installed new risers and treads on the stairway. She painted the dinning room and kitchen walls while using painting tricks she learned from Room Redo team member Barbara Erwin during the her family room renovation. “I am painting and chalking and filling in certain areas on the walls that have come in really handy,” Slimmen said. Slimmen said she is cur-
rently painting the second floor of her home. She also painted and added texture to the walls going upstairs. “I added texture because it was not a perfect wall,” she said. “To hide it I added Knockdown texture and repainted that.” Slimmen said her home is older and she used the chalking techniques she picked up during the Room Redo saying that those tips have come in handy along the way of her own home renovations.
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armen moved from the east coast 12 years ago to set up roots in Ludington with her husband, Brad, and daughter, Veronique. Together, they have designed, built and renovated four waterfront homes, including their home in Ludington. She has embraced the community by volunteering and fundraising for various local non-profit organizations. Having an eye for design and fashion, she turned used materials and found objects into one-of-a-kind clothing and home décor pieces. She sells her creations in various boutiques in Western Michigan (including Cottage Works) and in Toronto. As an employee of Cottage Works, she assists customers with purchases for their own home and cottage. Her keen eye in repurposing previously used items into unique creations will be an asset to the Room Redo Project.
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ann and Julie Van Dyke are owners of Cottage Works, which SHELLEY KOVAR PHOTO, JUDY LYTLE ILLUSTRATION | DAILY NEWS they started in April 2009. Members of the Cottage Works team working on the Daily News Room Redo project this year are, After being cottage-ownfrom left, Carmen Chapman, Sue Von Pohl, Julie VanDyke and Barb Erwin. ers/weekenders in Mason County for five years, and living full-time on the same lake for the past 10, they’ve Susan Von Pohl learned a lot about lake livBarbara Erwin ue brings to Cottage Works more ing that they like to share fter 25 years in the corporate world than 10 years of experience in with their clients. as a sales rep of home décor, Barbara interior home design. Prior to her As a graduate of Grand made the entrepreneurial decision to relocation to Ludington, Sue worked as Valley State University as a pivot and focus on what she loves to do and degreed mechanical engia Design Studio Specialist with Pottery where she has talent. For the past 10 years, Barn and has brought her visual experneer, and having worked in she has been a commissioned painter in all tise to the cottage décor store. She was this technical field for 17 areas of the home. From small decorative recognized as one of the top-selling years as a designer, project furniture pieces to whole house interior design consultants at Pottery Barn, engineer, project manager, walls; from wall murals to large canvas art; Geneva, Illinois, by effectively delivercustomer support managfrom kitchen cabinets to brick fireplaces; ing space plans, furniture selections er and engineering managshe pulls it all together to give her clients a and home accessories to her clientele. er, Dann has the skills and unique space. Different than most interior Specialties include staging, home acbackground needed to tend painters, she has the artistic color sensibilcessory finishing touches and blending to your every detail and ity to coordinate and pull a collective look new and existing furniture pieces and make sure that your projtogether to either transform a space to the décor. ect requests are handled owners’ preferences or to suggest and create timely and professionally. a look that is up to market trend. She does her research and what you get is a decorator for free and a painter with passion that
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