Sun Valley Home and Design - Spring 2008

Features

Sculpture Garden

Beauty comes from flora, fauna and fixtures like those that gallery owner and collector Gail Severn has assembled in and amongst the flowers and trees of her backyard garden.

Text: Jennifer Liebrum
Photography: Kirsten Shultz

Intown Living & Loving It

Why do people who most likely fled big city life still gravitate to downtown living in Ketchum? For those who call the city's core their home, the benefits are many. It's the way they wished big...

Text: Crystal Lee Thurston
Photography: Tim Brown and Bill Timmerman

East moves West with this home built in Golden Eagle. Based on the Shelburne Breeding Barn in Vermont, the owners wanted the best of both worlds that they love, and an amazing team of people helped...

By Patti Murphy
Photography: H. Durston Saylor, courtesy of Arbonies King Vlock Architects

Departments

Archive » At Home
	From Womb to Room Ideas for a tasteful child's room that respects their individuality without compromising your decor. Text: Jennifer Liebrum Photography: Dev Khalsa
	The Iconic A-Frames A look at the history behind the alphabet design. Text: Jennifer Liebrum Photography: Woods Wheatcroft
Archive » Craftsmen Profiles
	To Each His or Her Own What is it like to be your own client? We asked Valley architects how they planned their own private Idaho spaces. Tobin Dougherty, Linda Bergerson and Curtis Kemp let us in. Text: Susan Bailey Photography: Fred Lindholm
Archive » Garden
	Greenhouses Valley nursery leaders and Master Gardeners answer your questions about greenhouses. Text: Martha Liebrum Photography: Kirsten Shultz
Archive » Solutions
	Sun Valley Vintage Collecting Sun Valley memorabilia. What you need to know to find it and how to preserve it. Text: Karen Bossick Photography: Craig Wolfrom
Archive » Community
	Why We Live Here Notes on the Dalai Lama's visit to Sun Valley, September 11, 2005 PHotograph: Dev Khalsa
	What's in Your Water? Bellevue's was named best tasting in the state. What about yours? It all starts with the health of the Big Wood River and area acquifers. Are they pushed too hard? Text: Kathleen Turner