Kendall Morlan is a writer and Sacramento native who now resides in Calaveras County. She has a B.A. in journalism and a B.S. in interior design, and she is thrilled to combine these skills for Comstock’s “Unlisted.”
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Experts Share How to Transcend Trends and Spend Wisely on Your Home’s Interior
Considering the financial investment and the impact of our home environment on our personal well-being, it’s important to get it right. Comstock’s consulted several prominent interior designers in the Capital Region to get their take on current trends, as well as how they create a home that feels both timeless and fresh.
Architect’s NorCal ‘Dream Home’ Embraces the Mediterranean Climate
The high-tech house in the hills is a playground for entertaining, car collecting and relaxation
“It’s a pretty spectacular home that emulates the juxtaposition of modern and traditional design in a Northern California style,” Brian Whitmore describes his house located in the Sierra de Montserrat development in Loomis.
This Midtown Jewel Box Was a Diamond in the Rough
The condemned Victorian sat vacant until a visionary couple took notice
For years, Mike Baddley walked his dog from his J Street office past a dilapidated little house on the corner of 24th and I Streets in Midtown. “I was fascinated with it,” he says. The abandoned folk Victorian-style house, built in 1893 for H.L. Cuthirth, had been deemed by the city a substandard building, meaning not safe for occupancy.
This Parkside Cottage Is Depression-Era Perfection
Owners Tom Gaudio and Rob Eastwood meticulously blend antique with chic in their eclectic forever home
They are the fourth owners but the first to make major renovations. The property has been updated to the highest standard, from the front yard, designed and planted by Eastwood, to the sophisticated, art-filled interior, and through to the jewel box of a backyard complete with a saltwater pool of their own design.
This Lovingly Restored House in Boulevard Park Is a Home for Big Ideas
Owner Robert Watson believes synergy is key in repairing historic architecture
Take a peek inside one of Midtown’s best-preserved early-20th century beauties (that’s not for sale).