Habitat
The latest Habitat coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in Habitat, page 10
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The Ultimate Recycling Project
The familiar sounds of progress echo from Habitat for Humanity's local office: the clang of metal striking metal, the monotonous beep of earth-moving machines and the low rumble of diesel engines. But this cacophony of construction isn't one of the nonprofit's typical projects to provide quality, affordable housing to some of Chattanooga's neediest families. Instead, Habitat is embarking on a renovation unlike any other in the country.
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A Tale of Two City Lovers
As more Chattanoogans make the move downtown we wondered, is it worth giving up the white picket fence?
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Puppy Love:
It's been said that a dog makes a house a home. Whoever said that probably wasn't referring to the plastic crates, messy food bowls and plaid flannel beds that usually accompany man's best friend. Cats are no better, with owners struggling to hide accessories like the litter box or scratching post. Thankfully, there are solutions.
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‘Like A Little Paradise’
A landscaped lawn is complemented by the wooded backyardThe spiraled staircase frames the entry to a great roomThe formal dining room is one of…
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A Brighter Shade of Pale
Natural light illuminates the monochromatic living room created by layers of cream, bone and taupe. On this nearly neutral canvas, Atlanta-based interior designer Suzanne Kasler paints her masterpiece. Small touches of color are echoed throughout the space such as the nineteenth century trumeau over the mantel that plays off the blue-gray tones in the Oushak rug. The rose silk flange on the taupe slipcover warms the quiet space, begging the eye to notice the flecks of blush in the rug and accent pillow.