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Heather Kane Kohler

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As seen in: 417 Magazine, EIN News, EIN Presswire, Shippensburg News-Chronicle
Stylist + Designer ❤️ 417 Home Editor-at-Large
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Peek Inside: A French Country Home Renovation in Ozark

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By Heather Kane Kohler Verified
| 417 Magazine Verified
Natalee Stinson of Stinson Building Company’s (4578 N. 22nd St., Ozark; 417-880-6278) favorite detail of this full house renovation her team completed isn’t the custom cabinetry, the stunning quartz and quartzite countertops or even the massive island. It’s the way the home flows from room to room. “Every room feels connected, the gathering spaces feel inviting, the original character of the house still shines through despite the modernization,” Stinson says.
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Walnut & Bloom: An Ozarks Couple's Flower and Woodworking Business

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By Heather Kane Kohler Verified
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What happens when a mother-nature-loving couple decides to go into business together? Well, you get a mix of feminine homegrown floral arrangements and masculine handmade wood home goods that combine to create the “yin and yang business” Walnut & Bloom (@walnut_and_bloom; 757-652-2030). This is the new venture of Amy and Alan Taylor. Alan, who retired from the Navy after 20 years, is an engineer and was looking for something creative he could do from home.
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Peek Inside: A Springfield Home Blending Pakistani Heritage and British Design

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By Heather Kane Kohler Verified
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Mariam Saeed never studied interior design. In fact, she is a critical care doctor at Mercy Hospital, but her ability to take a seemingly unremarkable home and transform it into something that reflects her past and makes everyone feel transported is truly extraordinary. In just six months, Saeed overhauled her three-bedroom home with just paint, wallpaper, lighting, hardware and lots of fabrics. “I wanted my house to be a reflection of me,” Saeed says. “I wanted it to reflect my journey.
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