Keeping both comfort and quality in mind, these organizations are helping low-income families furnish their homes.
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Spruce Up Your Outdoor Space With These Tips From Style-Savvy Locals
If you feel like your yard or patio could use a bit of an upgrade, here are a few ideas.
Find Inspiration for Your Garden at Cornerstone Sonoma
Transform your outdoor space to a beautifully nutritious sanctuary (or a cocktail garden) with tips from landscape designers and inspiration from the Cornerstone gardens.
Whimisical San Francisco Design Store to Pop-Up at The Barlow
San Francisco home goods boutique BaBoo wants to make your home a happy place. They even sell indoor swings!
An Oasis in The Redwoods: Peek Inside The Gonnella Family Home
Frank and Barbara Gonnella, who run the storied Occidental Union Hotel, show off their rustic, woodsy home filled with antiques, fieldstone walls and fireplaces.
Santa Rosa Designer Shares Tips On How To Transform Your Home
Take your home from ho-hum to "oh wow" with these simple tips from Jim Rascoe of Ireko Design in Santa Rosa. You don't even need to buy anything!
Sonoma Designers Share 10 Tips for Creating a Serene Bedroom
We could all use a peaceful spot to get away from it all.
Petaluma Ceramist Creates Artisan Tiles That Add a Sense of History to Modern Homes
Forrest Lesch-Middelton has exhibited his exquisite ceramics around the U.S. He takes inspiration from Turkish and Persian designs to create tiles for floors, stairs, fireplaces, backsplashes and more.
How to Do Wine and Chocolate the Sonoma Way on Valentine’s Day
Planning on celebrating love with a bottle of red and your favorite dark chocolate? You may want to reconsider.
12 Heart-Shaped Valentine’s Gifts from Sonoma Stores
Jewelry, fine art pieces, chocolates, decorations and more that make for great gifts for someone special, or a special treat just for you.
‘I Flex My Change Muscles Once Again’: North Bay Retailers Adapt to Series of Challenges
Local retailers continue to look for ways to navigate the daunting trifecta of flood, fire and pandemic.