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Jacquie Moore

  • Senior Writer, University of Calgary
  • Contributing Editor, Avenue Calgary
As seen in: Avenue Calgary, Calgary Herald, Telegraph-Journal, Western Living Magazine, Alberta Prime Times
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We Love This Palm Springs-Inspired Holiday Look

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By Jacquie Moore, Kevin Hinton, Ryan Mckenzie
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Share Tweet Share Pin There’s been a lot to celebrate this year in a circa-1959 southwest Calgary home. For starters, an engagement. In the spring, designer Aly Velji said yes to a marriage proposal over a Santorini sunset from his long-time partner, Jason Krell. Second, there was the completion of an inevitably tedious, but ultimately stunning, piecemeal renovation of the couple’s four-level split, purchased nearly a decade ago in tiny Chinook Park.
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We Love This Natural, Nordic-Inspired Look for the Holidays

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By Jacquie Moore, Kevin Hinton, Ryan Mckenzie
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Share Tweet Share Pin If Sarah Ward’s house is inviting year-round, it’s entirely irresistible during the holidays. After all, if a host actually wanted her visitors to leave—ever—would she park a basket of soft blankets beside the sofa? Or hang fluffy boughs of fir, light candles, pull delicious homemade things out of the oven, encourage a lapdog to curl up beside them, and stoke the flames of seasonal nostalgia? Nope, she wouldn’t.
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