Habitat
The latest Habitat coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in Habitat, page 5
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Modern architectural gem on Signal Mountain provides panoramic view
Local architect David Barlew's modern architectural gem on the lower brow of Signal Mountain, custom-built in the mid-80s for his personal use, commands attention, especially in an area marked by colonial and cottage design.
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Moore family shares holiday spirit
When Sharon Moore's childhood friend first approached her about participating in a Christmas tour of homes, she was hesitant.
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A farmhouse to fall for and what it can teach you
Interior designer Dawn Totty says what sets her apart is that she works really hard to create one-of-a-kind designs, down to the tiniest of details.
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Welcome to ‘The Birdhouse’: Home’s backyard is an unofficial avian sanctuary
Missy and Jay Elliott's home on River Hills Circle is a perfect example of taking something that already exists and creating a comfortable, stylish space that feels custom-built.
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Start the school year with easy updates for kids’ rooms
The start of the school year is nearly upon us, making this an ideal time to assess your child's current needs, reorganize, discard outgrown or worn items, and update his or her bedroom accordingly.
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Two Chattanooga area families create Vol super-homes [photos]
An obsession typically pervades every aspect of a person's life, with their devotion evident in all that surrounds them.
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Lookout Mountain home has a view worth sharing
While she technically lives alone, there's always someone coming and going from Sharon Fussell's Lookout Mountain home, whether that be one of the Pilates instructor's clients coming for a workout in her home studio, or a Covenant College student heading to class while staying in one of her spare rooms for the semester.
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Signal Mountain yard offers outdoor oasis
You would be hard-pressed to find a yard on Signal Mountain that doesn't capitalize on some form of beauty. From overlooks to woodlands, the houses dotting the mountainside possess enviable property.
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Ridgedale homeowner can almost always be found in her garden [photos]
The first thing you're sure to notice when walking into Tammy Hass' garden is that - even on a gray early-spring day - every inch is bursting in vivid green, a precursor to the blooms which overtake the space later in the season.
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This beautiful home nestled on Lookout Mountain’s Rock Bluff offers gathering place [photos]
For the better part of the week, David and Kathaleen Hughes live on the McCallie School campus, where he is on staff. She teaches at Chattanooga Christian School, so the McCallie location is convenient enough for her commute, too.