The 2010 Home and Garden Tour was Sunday, April 25, 2010 from 12 noon to 6 PM.
2010 Showcased Locations
1019 W. 43rd St, home and garden. An original footprint, this home is a prime example of what can be done to bring Something Old… Something New and creative again! John also has a landscaping business and the garden shows off his many talents!
1023 W. 43rd St, home and garden. Filled with color, collections and art, this original footprint showcases the owner’s design talent at its best. As the homeowner is an interior designer and the owner of a design oriented boutique, this home will definitely bring the words “Why didn’t I think of that?” to the lips of all those who attend!
1075 Lamonte, home and garden. Artistically updated with an open, airy kitchen and cozy family room addition, this home fits the bill for this empty nester couple with college kids still returning to the nest. Their fabulous mix of flowers and vegetables throughout their yard is so thoughtfully created. Both inside and out, this home is fun and fanciful!
831 W. 41st St. A second major renovation took this original 1000 square foot home to over 4000 square feet. The growing family needed more space and took the time to design living spaces that work for their lifestyle. A must-see for those growing families that need ideas on how to do it right!
725 Garden Oaks Blvd. This Garden Oaks Blvd. home has registered their renovation with US Green Building Council for LEED Certification (Leadership in Energy And Environmental Design). A great example of going GREEN in Garden Oaks!
802 W. 31st St. A wonderful example of new construction with many Craftsman traditions. The true over the top feature in this home is the wine cellar.
Garden Oaks Elementary School—901 Sue Barnett. This year a newly installed labyrinth and dry creek have added interesting dimensions to the gardens.
