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Weaving Her Way: How a Love for Nature Transformed into an Award Winning Career in Art

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By Jenna Macfarlane Verified
| thelakelander.com
By Jenna MacFarlane Photography by Jordan Randall, Jonathan Wayne Andress and David Dickey Jr. F or artists, inspiration is everywhere. Marcia Morse Mullins, acclaimed fiber artist and basket maker, found it for the first time in her own backyard. Growing up a Girl Scout, you could almost always find Marcia somewhere in nature—camping, hiking, or exploring—in the midst of ineffable Michigan summers.
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Historic View, Modern Luxury: The Story of 426 Palmola St.

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By Jenna Macfarlane Verified
| thelakelander.com
By Jenna MacFarlane Photography by Jon Sierra Homebuilding is an art form. Before we had modern conveniences—preset floor plans, finished blueprints, and even power tools—so much skilled labor and niche knowledge was required to create craftsman homes. It’s the reason you get a feeling you can’t put your finger on when you watch an old movie, dust off an antique book, or pour a glass of aged wine. There’s a sense of intention and charm that’s hard to come by in modern life.
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Welcome to the Future of Well-being at Welcome Canary

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By Jenna Macfarlane Verified
| thelakelander.com
Written by Jenna MacFarlane Photos by Allee Cyrus, Heidi Michelle Photography, Dark White Studios Designed by Briana Chenot Developed in partnership with Welcome Developments A fter 15 years developing real estate in New York City, brothers and business partners Shlomo and David Sinay wanted a fresh start­—they wanted to build a community living space that truly felt like home.
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