Habitat
The latest Habitat coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in Habitat, page 8
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Spruce Up for Spring
Home decor items to give your space a facelift
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Color of the Year
Fashion has always been a major influence on home decor, and color trends in fashion are no exception to this rule.
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Rustic Renovation
Two paint horses, young fruit trees and a barn surround the log home on Andre and Yvonne Kedrowitsch's burgeoningv10-acre farm.
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Mountain Memories
Designed and built by Todd Henon himself, the home is tucked away on five wooded acres in the community of Brenon Wood Lane.
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Ready for the Holidays
Jeff and Beth Wardeberg are ready to celebrate the first Christmas in their Signal Mountain home since remodeling it earlier this year. Dolores Wolfe, the family's go-to interior designer, also decorates the home for Christmas each year, arranging their collection of trimmings in bright, elegant focal points for every room.
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Artist Sanctuary
If you've lived in Chattanooga for long, chances are you've driven by one of the area's repurposed church buildings unaware, possibly Ringgold's Old Stone Church, now a Civil War museum, or Lindsey Street Hall, a venue reborn from the First Congregational Church.

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History Reclaimed
Todd and CoCo McCain cultivate the historic charm of Oehmig's Winding Way.
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Vacation Living Everyday
Jason and Jenny Hillenburg relish their relaxing lakefront lifestyle.
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Riverview Restoration
From the outside, the modest-sized English cottage front of Allison and Thomas Lee's Riverview home looks much as it did in 1940 when it was new. But like the carpet bag of the famous English nanny, the deceptive exterior of the house disguises the abundant space within, about 4,000 square feet.
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Design Energy
When Jarret Kinder and Susan Williams set out to build a second home, they wanted a mountain getaway, but not your typical log cabin. The building site would be tucked into 450 wooded acres on South Pittsburg Mountain, and with such a secluded location, it was crucial their home be built right the first time.