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A year ofHome

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A year ofHome

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FIND ART * FIND INSPIRATION * FIND AN EXPERT

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Fall/Winter Resource Guide 2010

T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

2010/2011 Home & Garden Tours

14 | Architecture, building & remodelingSolutions, big ideas await

28 | Green livingIn design, green is the new black

36 | InteriorsTake the tour, look up close

52 | Outdoor livingTake in these outdoor

opportunities

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10 | Editor’s note58 | Resource directory

Cover illustration by Kirk Lyttle

8 | FALL/WINTER RESOURCE GUIDE 2010 SPACES



aybe your home isn’t a dream home. Mine sure isn’t. And mygardens, not exactly tour quality. Many days, I drive up to my little CapeCod house and sigh at the work-in-progress gardens and the not-yet-done projects that could transform it into something a little dreamier.

Still, on those wonderful occasions when everything’s tidied up — thelaundry put away, the lawn mowed, the gardens weeded — I take pridein showing friends and family around. When a guest comments on abold color choice or a piece of art or how cute my kids’ rooms are or theblooms on the wisteria I planted three years ago, it’s a welcomereminder that all the little improvements I’ve made over the past decadeare adding up.

It’s also a reminder that my home is not a sculpture. It will never bedone and set in stone. It’s an evolving space that changes as my kidsgrow, as my tastes change with the trends, as budgets allow, as whimsoccur.

Our Home & Garden Tour issue reminds me of that, too.There are somany beautiful places and spaces in the Twin Cities — from historic Vic-torians to newfangled energy-efficient houses — all of them somebody’sidea of a dream home and many of them changing from year to year.

It’s hard to keep track of all the tours, so we’ve pulled together ahandy list of top tours in this issue. And if a tour inspires you to makesome changes in your home, our Resource Directory — an expansivelisting of architects, builders, designers, landscapers and so on — canhelp you find businesses to get the job done.

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architecture, building & remodeling . 2 0 1 0 / 2 0 1 1 H O M E & G A R D E N T O U R S

Solutions, bigideas await

Minneapolis & Saint Paul HomeTourIf you’ve wondered how city dwellers

update older homes on realistic

budgets, this is the tour for you. “Real

homes, real people, real ideas” is

how it’s described. Urban residents

open their homes to show creative

and practical ideas for additions,

kitchens, bathrooms and more. Tour-

goers can talk with homeowners and

their contractors, architects and other

tradespeople. The free self-guided

tour of more than 50 homes is

sponsored by the Minneapolis

Neighborhood Revitalization Program

and the City of St. Paul Planning and

Economic Development Department.

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When: April 23-24, 2011

Where: Minneapolis and St. Paul

Tickets: Free

Info: msphometour.com

PHOTOS BY SCOTT AMUNDSON





Homes byArchitects TourSee the difference an architect

can make. From city loft to

farmhouse, the 13 architect-

designed homes on tour cover

a wide variety of styles and

budgets. Subtle or dramatic,

the goal is to show how design

decisions can transform a

space.

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When: Sept. 18-19, 2010

Where: Twin Cities metro area

Tickets: $15 in advance

online; $20 at the door; $10

single home

Info: homesbyarchitects.org

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20th Annual MidwestHome Show More than 200 local remodelers,

landscapers and designers show the

latest home trends and innovations.

Plus cooking demos, holiday ideas

and a “man cave” of dream rec

rooms for guys. An added bonus to

this show is the bargain shopping,

with the National Kitchen & Bath

Association Garage Sale, Designers

Flea Market and the Builders

Outreach Foundation Auction.

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When: Nov. 19-21, 2010

Where: Minneapolis Convention

Center, 1301 Second Ave. S.,

Minneapolis

Tickets: $8; $6 in advance at Cub

Foods

Info: midwesthomeshow.com

Minneapolis Home & Garden ShowIt may be snowing outside, but this

sweeping show offers a first taste of

spring. Explore garden displays and

see what’s new in home decor and

remodeling. Check out thousands of

products and services and meet

more than 1,000 experts, including

HGTV star and architect John

Gidding, host of “Designed to Sell”

and “Curb Appeal: The Block.”

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When: March 2-6, 2011



Minneapolis

Tickets: $9 in advance; $12 at the

door; $4 for kids 6-12

Info: homeandgardenshow.com





Parade of HomesThis massive tour — the largest,

longest-running new-home tour in the

country — features everything from

starter homes to multimillion-dollar

dream mansions. The fall tour includes

331 new homes and another 74 on the

fall Remodeler’s Showcase. The Parade

of Homes website helps tour goers

narrow their focus by style, price,

region and size. An interesting twist this

year: a home on tour in Chanhassen

will be decorated with gently used

donations from Bridging Inc., which

provides furniture and household

goods to families in need.

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When: Fall Showcase,

Sept. 11-Oct. 3, 2010; Fall Remodeler’s

Showcase, Oct. 1-3, 2010; Spring

Showcase: March 5-April 3, 2011; Spring

Remodelers Showcase, April 1-3, 2011


Tickets: Free; guidebooks available at

Holiday Stationstores

Info: paradeofhomes.orgMinnesota Home & Patio ShowOne of the largest home-

improvement expositions in the

nation, this four-day event will

feature more than 500 exhibitors

from throughout the country

displaying and demonstrating the

newest products and services for

home improvement, remodeling,

home insulation and energy

conservation, gardening,

landscaping and lawn care; plus

free how-to seminars on building

decks, landscaping on a budget,

lawn care and much more.

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When: Feb. 17-20, 2011

Where: RiverCentre,

175 Kellogg Blvd. W., St. Paul

Tickets: $9; $2.50 kids 6-12

Info: homeandpatioshow.com

PHOTO COURTESY ROSS CHAPIN ARCHITECTS




Twin Cities LuxuryHome TourGet ready to pick your jaw up off the

pristine marble floors: This tour is

your ticket to some of the Twin Cities’

toniest ZIP codes. Glimpse new multi-

million-dollar homes decked out in

the latest sky’s-the-limit amenities,

from gourmet kitchens to hidden

rooms to state-of-the-art home

theaters.

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When: June 10-12, 17-19, 24-26, 2011


Tickets: $25; $20 at Caribou Coffee

Info: twincitieshometour.net

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Lake Home & Cabin ShowMinnesotans love their cabins, and

this three-day event, now in its

seventh year, covers every aspect of

life on the lake or in the woods. It

features products, services, how-to

seminars, decorating ideas and

activities for those who own cabins

and those who want one.

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When: Feb. 11-13, 2011



Minneapolis

Tickets: $10; $4 ages 5-15

Info: lakehomeandcabinshow.com

MITCH KEZAR


In a nod to shifting priorities, family-friendly

amenities like mother-in-law suites and

elaborate playrooms are becoming more

prominent in new and remodeled homes. But

make no mistake: Opulence is alive and well in

the Twin Cities.

The fall 2010 Parade of Homes includes a

$2.5 million Plymouth “Dream Home” with an

18-foot-high circular study, a full wall fireplace,

a wine room and a 10-foot limestone hearth in

the owner’s suite (it’s not just a master

bedroom anymore). The grandeur continues

outside with an architecturally designed

waterfall and a private dock on Hadley Lake.

Another $1.5 million Dream Home on tour

in Edina features a commercial-grade kitchen,

a private deck off of the vaulted owner’s suite

and a 65-inch 3D TV theater area.

Indoor sport courts, poker rooms, wine

cellars larger than the typical kitchen, hidden

passageways connecting kids’ rooms, home

theaters with no fewer than five TVs and two-

level garages are all luxuries to watch for on

home tours this year.

Still, tour organizers hope to send visitors

away with more than feelings of inadequacy.

The Luxury Home Tour offers these tips on

how to steal $1 million in ideas:

Color combos. Keep an eye out for colors

that pair well together, like tomato puree and

Tiffany blue or burnt mustard and dark roast

coffee. Also consider what the color will be

adjacent to — carpet, wood, tile.

Neutrals. Gray is replacing beige as a soft

neutral.

Mixed woods. You won’t see the same

wood used throughout an entire house. Note

ways to mix and match.

Wall treatments. Wallpaper is back. The

key is to use it as an accent or in small spaces

like a powder bathroom.

Room layout. Think beyond right angles.

The latest look is to place furniture at a

diagonal rather than against the walls.

Kitchen details. The latest must-have trend

in appliances is the built-in furniture look.

(Think armoire-type cabinets that reveal a

state-of-the-art refrigerator.) Pay attention to

tile backsplashes, hardware on cabinets and

drawers, countertop edging - these little

features make a big difference.

Use of mirrors. Need to increase natural

light in a room without adding windows or

lamps? Mirror the natural light. Notice how

mirrors are strategically placed throughout

homes.

Kids’ rooms. You might think you can’t

afford to give your child a room that looks like

it jumped off a magazine page, but note the

basics: carpeting, trim color, layout and the

little details that make it seem nostalgic.

Man caves. A masculine rec room doesn’t

have to scream basement hangout. Skip the

posters of dogs playing poker, mix dark and

light colors and have ample lighting.

Outdoor living spaces. Retractable screens

on three-season porches are becoming

popular. Also note the types of plants, trees

and landscaping.

Allison Kaplan writes about style and shop-

ping for the Pioneer Press. She is a frequent

contributor to Spaces.

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Million-dollar ideasYou may not have a Dream Home, but home tours

offer ideas to make your space more luxurious.

Parade of Homes Fall Showcase Dream Home #216, in Plymouth, from Hickory Fine Homes, Inc.





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Living Green ExpoDiscover ways to lead a healthier,

more sustainable life at Minnesota’s

largest environmental event.

Hundreds of local businesses and

organizations will exhibit green

products, services and activities. This

family-friendly event keeps growing;

this year, it takes over the Education

Building, 4-H Building, Fine Arts

Building and the Progress Center on

the Minnesota State Fairgrounds.

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When: May 7-8, 2011

Where: Minnesota State Fairgrounds,

1265 N. Snelling Ave., St. Paul

Tickets: Free

Info: livinggreen.org

In design,green isthe newblack


Parade ofCommunity GardensHow the gardens have grown!

More than 60 community gardens

around the Twin Cities will be

included on this free self-guided

tour sponsored by Gardening

Matters. It’s billed as a way for

community gardeners to come

together and celebrate these

public spaces.

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When: Aug. 20, 2011


Tickets: Free

Info: gardeningmatters.org

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Minnesota DomeHome TourNatural Spaces Domes has built

hundreds of energy-efficient domes

in Minnesota and Wisconsin, and

twice a year the company opens

around 10 or so with different sizes

and layouts for free public viewing.

From urban settings to lakefront

locations, see how domes

incorporate natural light, offer

spacious floor plans and utilize

alternative energy resources and

green materials.

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When: Oct. 2, 2010; May 21, 2011

Where: Minnesota and Wisconsin

Tickets: Free

Info: tourofdomes.com

Minnesota Solar TourFrom geothermal heat pumps to

solar panels, see how homes and

businesses in the Twin Cities and

statewide have incorporated

renewable energy into the design

and operation of their buildings. The

Minnesota Renewable Energy

Society sponsors this free self-guided

tour. Tour-goers can talk to building

owners, builders, architects and

planners.

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When: Oct. 2, 2010

Where: Throughout Minnesota

Tickets: Free

Info: mnrenewables.org





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Wayzata Art Experience(May 21-22, 2011)

Wayzata ushers in the art fair season with

its eighth annual event on Lake Street,

along the shores of Lake Minnetonka. In

addition to the juried art show, an outdoor

garden art exhibit showcases outdoor

living ideas from local landscapers and

garden designers.

wayzataartexperience.com

ASID Showcase Home TourSee a Twin Cities home completely transformed. Every

year, a team of designers and craftsmen affiliated with

the American Society of Interior Designers remodels

and decorates a home from top to bottom. The home

is open for public tours and events, proceeds of which

benefit four area nonprofit organizations: The Jeremiah

Program, Cornerstone, Second Harvest Heartland and

the Junior League of Saint Paul.

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When: May 13-June 12, 2011

Where: TBA

Tickets: $20 at the door; $15 in advance

Info: mspmag.com/hometour





Christmas Tour ofHomes & Craft SaleThis annual holiday event features

five private homes and the historic

Octagon House, all adorned in their

Christmas finery. The Craft Sale &

Holiday Marketplace, which is free,

will be held Nov. 20 at the Best

Western/Hudson House Inn.

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When: Nov. 20-21, 2010

Where: Hudson, Wis.

Tickets: $20-$18; children younger

than 12 not allowed on tour

Info: hudsonwi.org or 800-657-6775

PHOTOS BY MARNIE MATZ, MARNIE MARIE PHOTOGRAPHY

Fall Fine Arts Show (Nov. 12-14, 2010)

The Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association

presents this weekend showcase of more than

150 artists who live and work in Northeast

Minneapolis. See painting, photography, mixed

media, sculpture and much more at the metro

area’s largest group show at the historic Grain Belt

Bottling House (79 13th Ave. N.E.). nemaa.org





Uptown Art Fair(Aug. 5-7, 2011)

Considered one of the top

fine-arts festivals in the

country, the three-day

Uptown Art Fair draws

more than 375,000 visitors.

The juried show includes

some 350 artists offering

paintings, sculpture,

photography,

woodcarvings, glasswork,

jewelry and more.

There are events for kids,

food, drinks and

entertainment, too.

uptownminneapolis.com

Summit Hill House TourA tradition since 1972, this self-guided tour of

14 homes and two public spaces in the

historic Summit Hill neighborhood benefits

the Summit Hill Association and its

neighborhood projects.

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When: Noon to 6 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010

Where: Summit Avenue area, St. Paul

Tickets: $25 in advance; $30 event day

Info: summithillhousetour.com

Art on Main:Stillwater’sFine ArtWalk(Sept. 10-11, 2010;

Dec. 3-4, 2010)

A showcase of

Stillwater’s growing

and diverse fine-arts

scene, with several

galleries and studios

participating. An artist

reception will be held

at each location on

Friday with

refreshments served.

stillwateratoz.com





Minnesota Tile Festival(Sept. 18, 2010)

Experience tile and mosaic art and learn how to spice up your next

home improvement project with handmade tile. Meet the artists and

purchase one-of-a-kind pieces. This annual event sponsored by the

Handmade Tile Association is family-friendly, with hands-on projects

and Swedish treats. Admission costs $5, and it’s at the American

Swedish Institute, 2600 Park Ave. S., Minneapolis.

handmadetileassociation.org

VictorianChristmasTea andHistoricHomes TourFor the 18th year, six

local bed-and-

breakfasts get dressed

up for Christmas and

open their doors for

tours. Sweets and

savories served at

each stop.

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When: Dec. 5, 2010

Tickets: $29.95

Info: Aurora Staples

Inn, 651-351-1187;

stillwateratoz.com

Winter Carnival Orchid ShowTake a break from the frozen fun of the Winter

Carnival’s outdoor festivities and escape to a

tropical wonderland to view the largest display of

privately owned orchids in the region, judged by

the American Orchid Society. Visitors also can

shop for plants and more.

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When: Jan. 29-30, 2011

Where: Marjorie McNeely Conservatory, Como

Park, 1225 Estabrook Drive, St. Paul

Tickets: TBA

Info: orchidsocietyofminnesota.com and winter-

carnival.com

St. Paul Art Crawl(Oct. 8-10, 2010; April 29-May 1, 2011)

Wander through hundreds of artists’ studios and galleries in Lowertown and

downtown St. Paul as well as other neighborhoods. The St. Paul Art Crawl,

one of the largest events of its type in the country, is a chance to enjoy art

of all kinds including fine arts, crafts, photography, textile art, pottery,

sculpture, fashion, live music and performance and multimedia as well as

the historic architecture of St. Paul. stpaulartcrawl.org







Art Attack(Nov. 5-7, 2010)

Home to more than

200 visual artists, the

Northrup King

Building (1500

Jackson St. N.E.) is the

cornerstone of the

Northeast Minneapolis

Arts District. This

event is an

opportunity to enter

the private working

studios of many of

those artists, some

known nationally and

internationally, and

buy original art in

nearly every visual

medium.

northrupkingbuilding.

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Fall Colors Fine Art & Jazz Festival(Oct. 2-3, 2010)

Enjoy the year’s last outdoor art fair at the peak of fall

along the banks of the St. Croix River. Artisans’ works

include photography, jewelry, pottery, painting and

metal. Regional musicians provide entertainment on

both ends of Stillwater’s Lowell Park. Bring a blanket

or chair and enjoy the sounds as well as fall food fare

in the park. ilovestillwater.com

Edina Art Fair(June 3-5, 2011)

Entering its 45th year, this popular

event at 50th & France features

some 350 artists from all parts of

the country and runs the gamut

from paintings and sculpture to

jewelry and textiles. One of the

newer features is a green division

for art made with at least 70

percent recycled or reused

materials. edinaartfair.com

North OaksHoliday HomeTour andBoutiqueDesigners pick a room in

two grand homes in North

Oaks and decorate it for the

holidays. Guests are bused

to the homes from the North

Oaks Golf Club, where they

also can enjoy a luncheon

and gift boutique displaying

goods made by local

artisans. This holiday

tradition benefits Children’s

Hospital.

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When: Nov. 19-20, 2010

Where: North Oaks Golf

Club, 54 E. Oaks Road, North

Oaks

Tickets: $25 tour; $20 lunch

Info: northoakschaguild1.org

St. Anthony Park Arts Festival(June 4, 2011)

The 42nd annual event benefits the St. Anthony Park

Branch Library summer reading and activity

programs, which serve nearly 3,000 children. Artists

display paintings, pottery, fiber arts, jewelry sculpture,

clothing, garden objects and more. Plus family

activities and a used book sale.

stanthonyparkartsfestival.org







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St. Croix Garden TourAround eight of the most stunning

private gardens in and around

Stillwater will be on display during

this 19th annual event. It’s a benefit

for FamilyMeans, which helps more

than 26,000 people a year through

family counseling, mental health

services, financial counseling, care-

giving support and youth and family

enrichment programs.

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When: July 16-17, 2011

Where: Around Stillwater

Tickets: $15

Info: familymeans.org

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Summit AvenueGarden Strolland TeaThis biennial event

highlights a dozen or so

gardens on St. Paul’s

historic Summit Avenue and

includes a tea with a

display of Victorian dresses.

The Summit Avenue

Residential Preservation

Association sponsors the

stroll to benefit

neighborhood projects.

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When: June 26, 2011

Where: Summit Avenue,

St. Paul

Tickets: $20 (tentative)

Info: sarpa.org

Twin Cities Pond and Landscape TourNo bug spray required for this

virtual visit to creative outdoor

living spaces throughout

Minnesota and Wisconsin. Gather

inspired ideas for landscaping and

water gardens year-round, and

connect with the companies that

make them happen. The online

tour is updated every July. Freewill

donations go to Children’s Cancer

Research Fund.

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When: Ongoing

Where: Online

Tickets: Free

Info: tcpondandlandscapetour.com



Japanese Lantern Lighting FestivalThis family-friendly event pays tribute to Japan’s annual Obon holiday, an

important cultural and family holiday during which ancestral spirits are

said to revisit their families for three days. Families pay their respects at

grave sites and put out offerings of food and drink on a tray before

household altars. They also light lanterns or small fires outside the house

to symbolically guide the souls home. On the last evening of Obon,

lanterns again guide the spirits back to their resting places. The Lantern

Lighting Festival encompasses Japanese tradition through music, dance,

crafts, martial arts and lanterns. Japanese food and dozens of cultural

items will be for sale. The day will culminate at dusk with the main event:

the lantern lighting. Six stone lanterns and floating paper lanterns

throughout the Japanese garden pond and the Frog Pond will create a

vision of peacefulness and harmony to commemorate the dead.

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When: Aug. 21, 2011

Where: Marjorie McNeely Conservatory, Como Park,

1225 Estabrook Drive, St. Paul

Tickets: $5-$3

Info: comozooconservatory.org


MinnesotaWater Garden TourThis specialized

gardening niche

continues to grow. The

self-guided tour features

about 10 water gardens

throughout the Twin

Cities.

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When: July 30-31, 2011

Where: Twin Cities

metro area

Tickets: $15 (tentative)

Info: mwgs.org

Artful Garden TourThe Hudson Women’s

Club annual art and

garden event begins at

the Octagon House

Museum and continues on

to several private gardens

in Hudson and River Falls,

Wis. Local artists mingle

with the flowers and tour-

goers, displaying their

work and conducting

demonstration.

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When: June 25-26, 2011

Where: Hudson and River

Falls, Wis.

Tickets: $12

Info: Dolores Taavola,

715-386-7787

Macy’s andBachman’s SpringFlower ShowAn annual rite of spring at the

downtown Minneapolis Macy’s

store. The eighth-floor

auditorium is transformed into a

blooming paradise, courtesy of

Bachman’s, with a different

theme every year.

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When: March 27-April 10, 2011

Where: 700 Nicollet Mall

Tickets: Free

Info: Macys.com



Seasonal Flower Shows at Marjorie McNeelyConservatoryFrom Chrysanthemums in the fall to azaleas in the

winter to tulips in the spring, the conservatory’s

seasonal shows spotlight the best of the blooms.

And some people don’t think it’s really the

holidays unless they’ve paid a visit to the Holiday

Flower Show with its red and white poinsettias in

the conservatory’s sunken garden.

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When: Fall, Oct. 9-Nov. 28, 2010; Holiday, Dec. 4,

2010-Jan. 23, 2011; Winter, Feb. 5-March 20, 2011;

Summer, May 7-Oct. 2, 2011;

Where: Marjorie McNeely Conservatory,

Como Park, 1225 Estabrook Drive, St. Paul

Tickets: Suggested donation $1-$2

Info: comozooconservatory.org

ArboretumAuxiliary PrivateGarden ToursTour picturesque Twin

Cities private gardens on

air-conditioned buses, then

dine al fresco on the

terrace at the Arboretum.

Three-hour tours depart

from the arboretum

between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.

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When: July 10 and 12-13,

2011

Where: Minnesota

Landscape Arboretum,

3675 Arboretum Drive,

Chaska

Tickets: $55

Info: arboretum.umn.edu


Great Hall of OrchidsEscape the chill of winter

and feast your senses on

this display of exquisite

orchids grown by Jerry

Fischer and Orchids

Limited of Plymouth.

Many are unique species

and hybrids — true living

works of art.

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When: Jan. 12-March 13,

2011

Where: Minnesota

Landscape Arboretum,

3675 Arboretum Drive,

Chaska

Tickets: $9; children 15

and under are free

Info: arboretum.umn.edu

Tangletown Gardenand Art TourA self-guided tour of some of the

best gardens in Twin Cities

neighborhoods including Lowry Hill,

Kenwood and some closer to the

garden store. Local artists display

their work in outdoor gallery

spaces. Proceeds help fund public

art, charities and garden projects

throughout the Twin Cities. The tour

grows every year and is expected

to draw more than 1,500 visitors.

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When: July 23, 2011

Where: Twin Cities area gardens

Tickets: $25-$30

Info: tangletowngardens.com/

tour.html


resource directory. F A L L / W I N T E R 2 0 1 0


Interiors/Design/Furniture/Accessories

AAAW Gallery of Wood Art,

222 Landmark Center,

75 W. Fifth St., St. Paul;

651-484-9094;

woodturner.org/gallery

Abigail Page Antique

Mall, 503 Second St.,

Hudson, Wis.;

715-381- 1505;

abigailpageantiques.com

Abitare Design Studio,

827 Glenwood Ave.,

Minneapolis; 612-374-1090

A.C. Upholstery,

2222 Fourth St. (rear),

White Bear Lake;

651-429-3441

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Environments, 700

Commerce Drive, Suite

130, Woodbury; 651-731-

3900; advancedhome.biz

Aero Drapery & Blind,

75 W. Viking Drive, Suite

103, Little Canada,

651-255-0007; 11620

Crooked Lake Blvd., Coon

Rapids; 763-421-8660;

aerodraperyandblind.com

Alesci Furniture Gallery,

308 E. Chestnut St.,

Stillwater; 651-351-0262;

alescifurnituregallery.com

Alfresco Casual Living,

321 S. Main St., Stillwater;

651-439-0814;

alfrescocasualliving.com

American Gothic

Antiques, 236 S. Main St.,

Stillwater; 651-439-7709

American Rug Laundry,

4222 E. Lake St.,

Minneapolis;

612-721-3333;

americanruglaundry.com

Ampersand Shops,

3445 Galleria, Edina;

952-920-2118;

ampersandshops.com

Anita’s Designs,

6215 Fox Meadow Lane,

Edina;

952-221-3622;

anitasdesigns.biz

Anthropologie,

4999 France Ave. S., #100,

Minneapolis,

612-285- 9164; 12413 Elm

Creek Blvd. N., Maple

Grove, 763-416-1447;

anthropologie.com

Arcand Johnson Design,

2555 Valley View Ave.,

Maplewood; 651-739-8757

Art Preserve,

4760 Banning Ave., White

Bear Lake; 651-426-9059

Art Resources Gallery,

International Market

Square, 275 Market St.,

Suite 166, Minneapolis,

612-305-1090; 3245

Galleria, Edina,

952-922-1770;

artresourcesgallery.com

Artist Mercantile,

24 W. Seventh Place,

St. Paul; 651-222-0053;

artistmerc.com

Artworks Art & Frame

Inc., 345 Water St.,

Excelsior; 952-474-5000;

artworksexcelsior.com

Autumn Cottage Home

Furnishings, 229 S. Main

St.; Stillwater; 651-275-

1333; autumncottage.com

B Baby Grand,

1137 Grand Ave., St. Paul,

651-224- 4414; 1010

Mainstreet, Hopkins,

952-912-1010;

babyongrand.com

Baker, Knapp & Tubbs,



Suite 335, Minneapolis;

612-341-2906;

bakerfurniture.com

Barbara Hafften Interior

Design, 30820 Mattson

Lane, Chisago City;

651-271-0603;

bhinteriordesign.com

Belle Kitchens,




612-343-8889;

bellekitchen.com

Bent Art Gallery,

1618 Central Ave. N.E.,

#110, Minneapolis;

612-239- 9041;

bentartgallery.com

Beson Kading Interior

Design, International

Market Square, 275

Market St., Suite 530,

Minneapolis; 612-338-

8187; besonkading.com

The Bibelot Shop,

1082 Grand Ave., St. Paul,

651-222-0321; 4315 Upton

Ave., Minneapolis, 612-

925-3175; 300 E.

Hennepin Ave.,

Minneapolis, 612-379-

9300; 2276 Como Ave.,

St. Paul, 651-646-5651;

bibelotshops.com

Bierman’s Floor

Coverings, 1289

Bollenbacher Drive,

Northfield; 507-645-5848

Bierman’s Home

Furnishings, 422 Division

St., Northfield;

507-645-9272

Blue Sky Interiors,

1185 Atwood Lane,


Braaten Creative Woods,

8411 W. 126th St., Savage;

952-496-3350;

braatencreativewoods.

com

C Calico Corners,

7101 France Ave. S., Edina;

952-925-5600;

calicocorners.com

California Closets,

3590 Galleria, Edina;

952-844-0004;

californiaclosets.com/twin

cities

Carol J. Hyder,

International Feng Shui

Expert, 901 W. Minnehaha

Parkway, Minneapolis;

612-823-5093;

carolehyder.com

Carroll’s Furniture,

1203 W. County Road E.,

Arden Hills; 651-494-3908

Casa Verde, 911 W. 50th

St., Minneapolis;

612-353-4401;

casaverdedesign.com

The Chef’s Gallery,


651-351-1144;

thechefsgallery.com

Chester Hoffmann &

Associates Inc.,




612-455-2240;

chesterhoffmann.com

Clay Squared to Infinity,

34 13th Ave. N.E.,

Minneapolis, Suite 109;

612-781- 6409;

claysquared.com

ClockScapes,

1358 Courthouse Blvd.,

Inver Grove Heights;

651-295-1006

CocoBello Interiors,

411 Second St., Hudson,

Wis.; 715-381-3433;

cocobellodesign.com

Coe & Channel,

2727 Hennepin Ave.,

Minneapolis;

612-872-2227

COIT Cleaning Services,

800-367-2648; coit.com

Connect Home Theater

and Automation,

2405 Annapolis Lane N.,

Suite 200, Plymouth;

763-253-5353;

connecthometheater.com

Contract Design & Co.,

601 Carlson Parkway.,

#1050, Minnetonka;

952-449- 5211;

contractdesign.biz

The Country Look-In

Antiques, 240 Water St.,

Excelsior; 952-474-0050

Cooks of Crocus Hill,

3925 W. 50th St., Edina;

952-285-1903;

877 Grand Ave., St. Paul;

651-228-1333;

cooksofcrocushill.com

Crate & Barrel,

915 Nicollet Mall,


4000; 3503 Galleria,

Edina; 952-920- 2300;

crateandbarrel.com

Creative Lighting,

1728 Concordia Ave.,

St. Paul; 651-647-0111;

creative-lighting.com

C.W. Smith Collection,

4388 France Ave. S.,

Edina; cwsmithinc.com

D Danish Teak Classics,

Northrup King Building,

1500 Jackson St. N.E.,


612-362-7870;

danishteakclassics.com

David Heide Design

Studio, 663 Grain

Exchange Building,

301 Fourth Ave. S.,


5060; dhdstudio.com

DB & Company and Ta

Dah, 310 Water St.,

Excelsior; 952-474-7428;

excelsiormill.com

Decori Designs,


952-922-0111;

decoridesigns.com

Desq Office Solutions,

5300 W. 35th St.,

St. Louis Park; 952-830-

1010; desq.com

Digs, 310 S. Division St. S.,

Northfield; 507-664-9140;

shopdigs.com


Duxbury Ltd., International

Market Square,

275 Market St., Suite 265,


Dwelling Designs,

618 Washington Ave. N.,


dwellingdesigns.com

E Elias-Cartwright Fine

Painting, 1823 Western

Ave., Roseville; 651-487-

1684; eliascartwright.com

anneelias.com

Engler Skogmo Interior

Design, 5100 Edina

Industrial Blvd., Suite 200,

Edina; 952-746-2007;

englerskogmo.com

Ethan Allen,

9280 Hudson Road,

Woodbury, 651-578-6506;

7101 France Ave. S., Edina,

952-926-6551;

11751 Fountains Way N.,

Maple Grove, 763-425-

7672; ethanallen.com

EuroNest, 5700 W. 36th

St., St. Louis Park; 952-

929-2927; euro-nest.com

F Fantasia Showrooms,




612-338-5811;

fantasiashowrooms. com

Ferguson Bath and

Kitchen Gallery,

3050 Echo Lake Ave.,

Mahtomedi; 651-779-9393;

ferguson.com

Filament Lighting,

5007 Excelsior Blvd.,


5007; filamentlighting.com

FinnStyle, Gaviidae

Common, 160 Glenwood

Ave., Minneapolis; 612-

333-2127; finnstyle.com

Fireside Hearth & Home,

3235 Denmark Ave.,

Eagan; 12780 Plaza Dr.,

Eden Prairie;

7937 Wedgewood Lane

N., Maple Grove;

12460 Wayzata Blvd.;

Minnetonka, 2700 N.

Fairview Ave., Roseville

Floors of Distinction,

12642 Bass Lake Rd.,

Maple Grove;

763-553-1800;

floorsofdistinction.com

The Floral Trunk and

Gifts, 4770 Banning Ave.,

White Bear Lake; 651-426-

8989; thefloraltrunk.com

FrameStyles, 2107 Penn

Ave. S., Minneapolis; 612-

374-2420; framestyles.net

FrameUps & Capstone

Gallery, 4325 Nicollet Ave.

S., Minneapolis, 612-870-

1292; 276 S. Snelling Ave.,

St. Paul, 651-690-3718;

frameups.net

Frank Stone Gallery,

1224 Second St. N.E.,


Fusion Designed,

5844 268th St., Wyoming;

651-462-2132;

fusiondesigned.com

G Gallery 310, 310 S. Main

St., Stillwater; 651-439-

6246; gallery310art.com

Gallery 360, 3011 W. 50th

St., Minneapolis; 612-925-

2400; gallery360mpls.com

Gabbert’s Design Studio

and Fine Furnishings,

3501 Galleria, Edina; 952-

927-1500; gabberts.com

Gather, 4999 France Ave.

S., Suite 160, Minneapolis;

612-920-1400;

gatheronfrance.com

Gaytee Stained Glass

Inc., 2744 Lyndale Ave. S.,

Minneapolis;

612-872-4550;

gayteestainedglass.com

Gigi Olive Interiors LLC,




612-341- 4020;

gigiolive.com

Goodthings, 7433 France

Ave., Edina; 952-844-

0696; seegoodthings.com

Grand Oriental Rugs,

7433 France Ave., Edina,

952-844-0696;

grandorientalrugs. com

Granite Transformations,

575 Shoreview Park Road,

Shoreview; 651-777-7600;

granitetransformations.

com

Gray Gardens Home

Store, 366 Water St.,

Excelsior; 952-474-9150;

graygardens.net

GunkelmanFlesher

Interior Design,

81 S. Ninth St., Suite 340,


0526; gunkelmans.com

H Hearthwood Kitchens,

1890 Wooddale Dr.,

Suite 200, Woodbury; 651-

270-0139 or 651-340-1836;

hearthwoodkitchens.com

Hemingway Ceramics,

339 13th Ave. N.E.,

Minneapolis;

612-379-9100;

hemingwayceramics.com

Heritage II Scandinavian

and British Isles Shop,

2183 Third St., White Bear

Lake, 651-429-4541;

50 Water St., Excelsior,

952-474- 1231;

heritageii.com

Hodge-Podge Que,

429 S. Division St.,

Northfield; 507-645- 0760

HOM Furniture,

7800 Dupont Ave. S.,

Bloomington; 952-346-

6888; 10301 Woodcrest

Drive N.W., Coon Rapids;

763-767-3750; 4726 Mall

Drive, Hermantown; 218-

279-8422; 17055 Kenyon

Ave. , Lakeville; 952-898-

8333; 4150 Berkshire Lane

N., Plymouth; 763-744-

2888; Miracle Mile

Shopping Center, 204 17th

Ave. N.W., Rochester; 507-

285-0500; 2480

Cleveland Ave., Roseville;

651 634-6777; 3701

Division St., St. Cloud;

320-203-8000; 7600

Hudson Road, Woodbury;

651-734-2555

Hopkins Antique Mall,

1008 Mainstreet, Hopkins;

952-931-9748;

hopkinsantiquemall. com

Hunt and Gather,

4944 Xerxes Ave. S.,

Minneapolis;

612-455-0250;

huntandgatherantiques.

com

I ID Inside Design,

211 N. First St.,


0045; id-insidedesign.com

Interior Places and

Spaces, 2940 Hampshire

Ave. S., St. Louis Park;

952-451-1960;

alparker-ips.com

Interiors by Samantha

Cobos, 10618 Alvin Court,



Inver Grove Heights;

651-398-3076



Minneapolis;

612-338-6250;

imsdesigncenter.com

J Jan Bilek, Ceramic Artist,




651-341- 9205;

janbilek.com

Jane Mosher Interiors,

7220 Lanham Lane, Edina;

952-941-0101

Jeff Schreier and

Associates, 124 S. Second

St., Stillwater; 651-426-

8428; jeffschreier.com

Jeffrey Hirst, 77 13th Ave.

N.E., Studio 203A,


3030; jeffreyhirst.com

JK Interiors Inc.,

216 Water St., Excelsior;

952-474- 3643;

jkinteriors.net

Joy and Co. Interior

Designs, 11460 Fairfield

Road, #305; Minnetonka;

952-546-1298;

joyandcodesigns. com

K Karagheusian Oriental

Rug Gallery,



5008; karagheusian.com

Kate-Lo Tile & Stone Co.,

701 Berkshire Lane N.,

Plymouth; 763-545-5455;

katelotile.com

Kathe Wohlfahrt of

America, 129 S. Main St.,


bestofchristmas.com

Kathleen Henderson

Interior Design LLC,

4808 Lakeview Drive,

Edina; 612-242-7905;

khendersoninteriors.com

Kitchen Window,

3001 Hennepin Ave.,


4417; kitchenwindow.com

Kramer Gallery Inc.,

800 LaSalle Ave., Suite

240, Minneapolis;

612-338-2911;

kramergallery.com

LLaurel Behning Interiors

Inc., 10750 Rockford Road,

Suite 306, Plymouth;

763-559-4509

Letitia Little Interior

Design, 150 Pioneer Trail,

PMB 119, Chaska; 952-

226-6420, letitialittle.com

LiLu Interiors,



3271; liluinteriors.com

Little Blind Spot,

17 S. Eighth Ave., Hopkins;

952-935-4353;

littleblindspot.com

Live, Laugh, Love,


Edina; 612-455-3302;

livelaughlovegifts.com

The Lived In Room,

826 S. Fourth St.,


thelivedinroom.com

Lola Watson Interior

Design, International

Market Square, 275



1661; lolawatson.com

Loring Interiors LLC,




612-317-4601;

loringinteriors.com

Lussuria lini, 795 E. Lake

St., Wayzata; 952-746-

5826; lussurialini.com

MMagnolia Designs LLC,

5299 River Wood Drive,

Savage; 952-447-8063;

magnoliadesigns.biz

Mall of St. Paul,

1817 Selby Ave., St. Paul;

651-647-6163

Martha O’Hara Interiors,


Hopkins; 952-908-3150;

oharainteriors.com

Mary Dworsky Interior

Design Ltd., International

Market Square,



0070; marydworskyid.com

McCormack’s Furniture,

13435 N. 60th St.;


mccormacksfurniture.com

Melange, 4764 Banning

Ave., White Bear Lake;

651-426-0388;

melange.com

Midtown Antique Mall,


651-430-0808;

midtownantiques.com

Minnesota Granite and

Marble, 1400 E. Minnesota

Hwy. 36, Maplewood;

651-779-8612;

minnesotagraniteand

marble.com

Missouri Mouse,


651-642-1938

Minnesota Standard

Showplace, 6363

Minnesota 7, St. Louis

Park; 952-920-1460;

minnesotastandardshow

place.com

Montaggio, 150 Second

Ave. N., Minneapolis; 612-

333-6264; montaggio.net

Muska Lighting,


651-227-8881;

muskalighting.com

NNavab Brothers Oriental

Rug Co., 4409 Excelsior

Blvd., St. Louis Park;

952-920-9597;

navabbrothers.com

The Nest, 4742

Washington Square, White

Bear Lake; 651-653-7630

The New Contemporary

Designs, International

Market Square, 275

Market St., suites 229 and

235, Minneapolis;

612-339-2170

Nielsen Framing Studio

and Gallery, 4405 France

Ave. S., Minneapolis;

612-920-2636;

nielsenframing.com

Nina Bliese Gallery,

225 S. Sixth St., Suite 100,

Minneapolis;

612-332-2978;

ninabliesegallery.com

Nordic Home Interiors,

620 W. 58th St.,

Minneapolis;

612-339-0000; nordic-

home.com

North Main Studio LLC,

402 N. Main St., Stillwater;

651-351-1379;

northmainstudio.com

North Prairie Tileworks,

2845 Harriet Ave., #105,

Minneapolis; 612-871-3421;

handmadetile.com

North Star Kitchens LLC,




612-375-9533;

northstarkitchens.com




5612;

northrupkingbuilding.com

OOccasions by Elizabeth,

1695 23rd Ave. N.W., New

Brighton; 651-308-3873;

occasionsbyelizabeth.com

Oolala, 320 S. Division St.,


shopoolala.com

Opening Night Framing

Service & Art Source,

2836 Lyndale Ave. S.,


2325; onframe-art.com

Organized Audrey LLC,

P.O. Box 385234,

Minneapolis;

952-944-9470;

organizedaudrey.com

PPacifier, Gaviidae

Common, 651 Nicollet

Mall, Suite 113,


6330; 310 E. Hennepin

Ave, Minneapolis,

612-623-8123;

pacifieronline.com

Partners 4 Design,




952-927-4444;

partners4design.com

Peggy Lynn Design,

1912 55th Ave. N.,

Brooklyn Center;

763-566-3019

Petunia’s, 421 Third St.,

Excelsior; 952-474-0461;

petuniasonthird.com

Pomegranate Designs,

Ltd., 710 Commerce Drive,

Suite 140, Woodbury;

651-738-4898;

pomegranatedesignsltd.

com

Pomegranate Warehouse,

620 Commerce Drive,

Suite. 120, Woodbury;

651-578-6634;

pomegranatedesignsltd.

com

Presence, Gaviidae

Common, 651 Nicollet

Mall, Suite 130,

Minneapolis;

612-339-5707

Primitive Blessings,

229 E. Chestnut St.,


Provisions, 320 Water St.,

Excelsior; 952-474-6953;

provisionsmn.com

Pure Inspired Design,

10618 Alvin Court, Inver

Grove Heights;

651-398-3076;

pureinspireddesign.com

RRCC Interiors,




612-375-7800;

rccinteriors.com

Recovering Room,

4205 E. 54th St.,

Minneapolis;

612-270-8306

Rick Rack, 3413 W. 44th



St., Minneapolis; 612-746-

4160; rickrackliving.com

Riehl Designs Inc.,


4175; riehldesigns.com

Robert Thomas Calton,

Stained Glass Windows,

300 Broadway St., Suite

208, St. Paul; 651-222-

2287; roberttcalton.com

Rogue Buddha Gallery,

357 13th Ave. N.E.,


3889; roguebuddha.com

Room & Board,


Edina; 952-927-8835;

roomandboard.com

Rose Mille, 125 S. Main St.,


rosemille.com

Rosenthal Furniture Co.,

22 N. Fifth St.,

Minneapolis;

612-332-4363;

rosenthalfurniture.com

Roth Distributing,

11300 W. 47th St.,

Minnetonka; 952-933-

4428; rothdistributing.com

SSaratoga Closets,

700 Washington Ave. N.,


612-236-9492;

saratogaclosets.com

Scherping Westphal Inc.,




612-822-2700;

scherpingwestphal.com

Seasons on St. Croix,

401 Second St., Hudson,

Wis.; 715-381-2906;

seasonsonstcroix.com

The Secret Attic,

113 W. Fifth St., Northfield;

507-645-6510

Seestedt’s Floors to Go,

282 E. Sixth St., St. Paul;

651-224-5474;

seestedtscarpet.com

Seriously Organized,

501 Mission Road,

Bloomington;

612-227-4079;

seriouslyorganized.com

Silestone, 8665 Hudson

Blvd. N., Suite 100A, Lake

Elmo; 651-714-1572;

silestoneusa.com

Showcase Countertops,


St. Louis Park;

952-920-0555;

showcasecountertops.com

Sosin & Sosin Studio and

Gallery, 1231 Washington

St. N.E., Minneapolis;

612-378-0581;

sosinstudiogallery.com

Staples Mill, 410 N. Main

St., Stillwater;

651-430-1816

St. Croix Stone,

5935 410th St., North

Branch; 651-277-8770;

stcroixstone.com

Straube Gallery,

4740 Washington Square,

White Bear Lake;

651-426-2380

Succotash, 781 Raymond

Ave., St. Paul;

651-603-8787

Sun Gallery Chinese Art &

Antiques, 4760 Grand

Ave. S., Minneapolis;

612-822-6388;

sungallery.blogspot.com

Susan Septer Design LLC,

1794 Woodstone Drive,

Victoria; 612-590-8825;

septerdesign.com

Swag, 423 Division St.,

Northfield; 507-663-8870

Swank Interiors,

1910 W. University Ave., St.

Paul; 651-646-5777

Sur La Table,


952-656-0045;

surlatable.com

SVEA Interior Design,

5444 Aldrich Ave. S.,


TTamarack Gallery,


651-439-9393;

tamarackgallery.com

Techline Twin Cities,

4412 Excelsior Blvd., St.

Louis Park; 952-927-7373;

techlinetwincities.com

Thomasville Furniture,


Edina, 952-835-0500;

12865 Elm Creek Blvd.,

Maple Grove, 763-493-

6300; 9320 Hudson Road,

Woodbury, 651-264-0220;

thomasville.com

Time to Organize,

Shoreview; 651-717-1284;

time2organize.net

Trade Winds Spice Co.,


651-351-0422;

tradewindsspice.com

Truly, 2175 Fourth St.,

White Bear Lake; 651-426-

8414; trulyonline.com

Twin-Cities Closet Co.,

2634 Minnehaha Ave. S.,


0987; tccloset.com

Two 12 Pottery,

212 13th Ave. N.E.,


two12pottery.com

UUnion Place, Home

Entertainment & Design,

361 George St., Excelsior;

952-474-5330;

unionplace.com

VValcucine Minneapolis,




612-341-4588;

valcucinempls.com

WWaddell Interiors,

120 Krestwood Drive,

Burnsville; 952-435-0558

Warner’s Stellian, 7665 W.

148th St., Apple Valley,

952-891-4700; 3533 W.

70th St., Edina, 612-920-

0640; 12772 Bass Lake

Road, Maple Grove, 763-

551-0888; 1711 N. Snelling

Ave., St. Paul, 651-645-

3481; 1750 Weir Drive,

Woodbury, 651-714-9790;

warnersstellian.com

Water and Oil Art Gallery,

506 Kenny Road, St. Paul;

651-774-2260;

waterandoil.com

Wellington Window and

Door Co., 3938

Meadowbrook Road, St.

Louis Park; 952-933-6300;

wellingtonwindow.com

Woodland Stoves and

Fireplaces, 2901 Franklin

Ave. E., Minneapolis;

612-338-6606;

woodlandstoves.com

Woodstock Furniture,

9150 N. St. Croix Trail,


thebigredchair.com

Woody’s Furniture, 5217

Excelsior Blvd., St. Louis

Park; 952-929-6300;

woodysfurniture.com

XX-treme Wire LLC, 1355 S.

Frontage Road., Suite

360C, Hastings; 651-480-

0089; x-tremewire.net

ZZachary LTD, International

Market Square, 275



1201; zacharyltd.net

Architecture/Building/Remodeling A A.A. Contracting,

12425 N. 53rd St.,


aacontractingmn.com

All Inc., 185 W. Plato Blvd.,

St. Paul; 651-234-0224;

allinc.com

Anderson Builders,

4220 Park Glen Road., St.

Louis Park; 952-927-5400;

anderson-builders. com

Authentic Construction,


651-228-9102;

authconst.com

B Brinkman Russell Inc.,

2357 Ventura Drive, Suite

112, Woodbury;

651-735-8367;

brinkmanrussell.com

Bruce Knutson

Architects, 1000 Boone

Ave. N., Suite 200, Golden

Valley; 612-332-8000;

knutson-architects.com

Burdick Builders, Inc.,

21220 Wellington Place,

Lakeville; 952-210-3975;

burdickbuildersinc.com

C Charles Cudd DeNovo,

15050 23rd Ave. N.,

Plymouth, 612-333-8020;

charlescudd.com

Charles R. Stinson

Architects, 18304

Minnetonka Blvd.,

Deephaven; 952-473-

9503; crsarch.com

College City Design

Build, Inc., 7910 Lakeville

Blvd., Lakeville;

952-469-6900;

collegecitydesignbuild.

com

Contract Design & Co.,

601 Carlson Parkway,

Suite 1050, Minnetonka;

952-449-5211;

contractdesign.biz

CRE Construction,

7632 Executive Drive,

Eden Prairie; 952-941-

7001; creconstruction.com

D De Novo Architects,

15050 23rd Ave.,

Plymouth; 612-332-4790;

denovoarchitects.com

Domain Architecture &

Design, 2748 Hennepin

Ave. S., Minneapolis; 612-

870-7507;

domainarch.com

Durst & Gans Building

Corp., 1605 Old Audubon

Road; Chaska; 952-448-

7062; durstandgans.com



EE.J. Hansen, AIA,

4501 Zenith Ave. S.,


0881; ejhansen.com

FF & G Builders, Inc.,

207 W. Third St., Suite

202, Northfield;

507-645-9199;

fandgbuilders.com

The Foundation

Architects, 212 Third Ave.

N., Suite 460, Minneapolis;

612-340-5430;

foundationarch.com

HHabitat Architecture Inc.,

7625 Golden Triangle

Drive, Suite K, Eden

Prairie; 952-946-9700;

habitatarchitecture. Com

Homes by James,

13435 Dunkirk St. N.E.,

Ham Lake; 763-767-2712;

homesbyjames.net

JJ. Buxell Architecture

Ltd., 260 Maiden Lane,

St. Paul; 612-338-3773;

jbuxell.com

LL. Cramer Designers +

Builders, 5500 Lincoln

Drive, Edina; 952-935-

8482; lcramer.com

MM/A/Peterson

Designbuild Inc.,

6161 Wooddale Ave.,

Edina; 952-925-9455;

mapeterson. com

Mark Anthony Design

Group, LLC, P.O. Box 1074,

Hudson, WI; 715-760-0188;

[email protected]

Martin and Associates

Inc., 26386 Highview

Ave., Farmington;

952-469-1212

Matthias K Builders,

3521 Webster Ave. S.,


2557; matthiask.com

McNulty Construction,

400 Second Ave. S.,


0674; mcnultyhomes.com

Michael Lee, Inc.,

1890 Wooddale Dr., Suite

400, Woodbury; 651-731-

2345; michaelleeinc.com

Monarch Homes Inc.,

7820 Riverdale Drive N.W.,

Ramsey; 763-323-7933;

monarchhomesmn.com

NNeal Construction LLC,

16006 Temple Lane,


4195; nealconstruction.net

Newland Architecture,

5217 James Ave. S.,

Minneapolis;

612-926-2424;

newlandarchitecture.com

North Star Remodeling

LLC, 23 Empire Drive,

St. Paul; 651-227- 7061;

nsremodel.com

PPlekkenpol Builders,

401 E. 78th St.,


2225; plekkenpol.com

Polland Bros.

Construction LLC,

7700 Wentworth Ave. S.,

Richfield; 612-822-0435;

pollandbrothers.com

RRehkamp Larson

Architects Inc.,

2732 W. 43rd St.,


7275; rehkamplarson.com

SSALA Architects, Inc.,

326 E. Hennepin Ave.

#200, Minneapolis,

612-379-3037; 904 S.

Fourth St., Stillwater,

651-351-0961; salaarc.com

Schrader & Companies,

4725 Excelsior Blvd., Suite

300, St. Louis Park; 612-

741-8499;

schradercompanies.com

Sharratt Design &

Company, 464 Second St.,

Suite 100, Excelsior;

952-470-9750;

sharrattdesign.com

Shelter Architecture +

Interior Design, 2913

Harriet Ave. Studio 102,

Minneapolis;

612-870-4081;

shelterarchitecture.com

Smuckler Architecture

Inc., 7509 Washington

Ave. S., Edina;

952-828-1908;

smucklerarchitects.com

Smuckler Custom

Builders Inc.,

7509 Washington Ave. S.,

Edina; 952-828-1908;

smucklerarchitects.com

Soleil Design LLC,

1066 Circle Drive E.,

Wayzata, 612-328-3389;

soleil-home.com

Steven J. Mooney

Architecture,

3812 15th Ave. S.,


8988; stevenjmooney.com

Streeter & Associates,

18312 Minnetonka Blvd.,

Wayzata; 952-449-9448;

streeter-associates.com

The Summit of Mendota

Heights, 1358 Riverside

Lane, Mendota Heights;

651-457-0820;

summitofmendota

heights.com

Sylvestre Construction

Inc., 7708 Fifth Ave. S.,

Richfield; 612-861-0188;

sylvestreconstruction.com

TTEA2 Architects Inc.,

2724 W. 43rd St., 2800;

612-929-8200;

tea2architects.com

TreHus, 3017 Fourth Ave.

S., Minneapolis;

612-729-2992; trehus.biz

VVujovich Design Build,




612-338-2020;

vujovich.com

Outdoor Living/Landscaping/Gardens AAnchor Block Company,

6101 Baker Road, Suite

205, Minnetonka;

952-351-9670;

anchorblock.com

Anderson Iris Gardens,

22179 Keather Ave. N.,

Forest Lake; 651-433-

5268; davesgarden.com

Ann Rieff Garden Design,

4624 Brooks St., Medina;

763-479-2974;

annrieffgardendesign.com

BBachman’s Floral, Home

and Garden, 6010 Lyndale

Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-

861-7600; 2600 White

Bear Ave., Maplewood;

651-770-0531; 7955 W.

150th St., Apple Valley,

952-431-2242; 10050

Sixth Ave. N., Plymouth,

763-541-1188; 770 Prairie

Center Drive, Eden Prairie,

952-941- 7700; 8200

University Ave. N.E.,

Fridley, 763-786-8200;

23004 Cedar Ave. S.,

Farmington, 952-469-

3833; bachmans.com

Belgard, various locations;

877-235-4273; belgard.biz

BloomScapes,

9512 S. 72nd St., Cottage

Grove; 651-274-6699

Borgert Products Inc.,

P.O. Box 39, St. Joseph;

320-363-4671;

borgertproducts.com

Boulder Images, 14555 S.

Robert Trail, Rosemount;

651-322-7499;

boulderimages.com

Brown and Greene Floral

Market, 4400 Beard Ave.

S., Minneapolis; 612-928-

3778; bgfloral.net

Buell’s Landscape Center,

7077 Manning Ave. S.,

Hastings; 651-459-9331;

buells.com

By the Woods Custom

Landscaping,

8225 Bavaria Road,

Victoria; 952-443-9941;

bythewoods.com

CCamrose Hill Flower

Studio & Farm,

233 S. Second St.,

Stillwater;

651-351-9631;

camrosehillflowers.com

Colibri Home and

Garden, 5005 Bryant Ave.

S., Minneapolis;

612-285-8467

Curb Creations,

1724 Third Ave. N.E.,

Buffalo; 763-477-4532;

curbcreations.net

DDean Bjorkstrand Inc.,

7412 Lyndale Ave. S.,

Richfield; 612-861-3919;

deanbjorkstrand.com

Diggit Landscaping,

4048 44th Ave. S.,

Minneapolis;

651-276-2656;

diggitlandscaping.com

Dundee Nursery:

Landscape Design

Centers, 16800 Highway

55, Plymouth; 952-894-

8740; dundeenursery.com

EEarth Wizards,

1071 County Highway 10,

Suite 150; Minneapolis;

763-784-3833;

earthwizards.com

FFleur De Lis,


651-292-9562;

fleurdelisfreshflowers.com

Funkie Gardens,

19713 Quinell Ave., Marine

on St. Croix.; 651-207-

4873; funkiegardens.com

GGarden Gate Flowers,



8030



Gertens, 5500 Blaine

Ave., Inver Grove Heights;

651-450-1501; gertens.com

Gray Gardens

Landscaping, P.O. Box

207, Victoria; 952-443-

2058; graygardens.net

Grove Landscaping,

6615 W. 320th St.,


grovelandscaping.com

HHeart and Soil Design,

1016 Ashland Ave.,

St. Paul; 651-265-8000;

heartandsoildesign.com

Hedberg Landscape and

Masonry Supplies, 1205

Nathan Lane N., Plymouth,

763-545-4400; 8400 N.

60th St., Stillwater, 651-

748-3158; 4375 170th St.

W., Farmington, 651-423-

5048; 975 Nathan Lane

N., Plymouth,

763-225-0540;

hedbergaggregates.com

Heins Nursery,

4800 Cottage Grove

Drive, Woodbury; 651-769-

2663; heinsnursery.com

Hermes Floral,

1750 W. Larpenteur Ave.,

St. Paul; 651-646-6344;

hermesfloral.com

Highland Nursery,

1742 W. Seventh St.,

St. Paul; 651-698-1708;

thehighlandnursery.com

IIndulge and Bloom,


Minneapolis, 952-473-

2282; Gaviidae Common,

651 Nicollet Mall,

Minneapolis,

612-343-0000;

indulgeandbloom.com

Interlock Concrete,

3535 Bluff Drive, Jordan;

952-492-3636; interlock-

concrete.com

JJackson Landscape

Supply, 7870 218th St. W.,

Lakeville; 952-435-6927

Landscape Renovations,

12515 40th St. S., Afton;

651-769-0010;

landscaperenovations.

com

KKeenan & Sveiven Inc.

Landscape Architecture,

15119 Minnetonka Blvd.,


1229, kslandarch.com

L Lilydale Garden Center,

941 Sibley Memorial

Highway, St. Paul;

651-457-6040;

lilydalegardencenter.com

Linder’s Greenhouses

Garden Center,

270 W. Larpenteur Ave.,

St. Paul; 651- 488-1927;

linders.com

Lost Eden Ponds Inc.,

Monticello; 763-878-3200;

lostedenponds.com

M Magnolia Landscaping,

1040 Preserve Blvd.,

Young America; 952-467-

4111; mldco.com

Masterpiece Landscaping

Ltd., 14624 Woodhill

Terrace, Minnetonka;

952-933-5777;

masterpiecelandscape.

com

Meadowood Inc.,

1125 Nathan Lane N.,

Plymouth; 763-478-6987;

meadowoodinc.com

Midwest Leafguard,

879 U.S. 63, Baldwin, Wis.;

715-684-4647;

leafguard.com

Minnehaha Falls Nursery

& Landscaping,

4461 Minnehaha Ave.,

Minneapolis;

612-724-5453;

minnehahafallslandscape.

com

Minnesota Green

Landscaping Inc.,

1785 W. County Road 42,

Shakopee; 952-496-3105;

mngreen.com

Minnesota Seasons,

710 Commerce Drive,

Woodbury; 651-458-8017;

mnseasons.com

Mom’s Landscaping &

Design, 12276 Johnson

Memorial Drive,

Shakopee; 952-445-0186;

momslandscaping.com

Mother Earth Gardens,

3738 42nd Ave. S.,

Minneapolis;

612-724-2296;

motherearthgarden.com

My Sister’s Garden Inc.,

538 Sixth St., North

Hudson, Wis.; 715-386-

4111; mysistersgarden.com

NNature’s Harvest,

320 Wayzata Blvd. E.,

Wayzata; 952-473-4687;

naturesharvesthome.com

Ootogawa-anschel design

+ build, 1214 42nd Ave. N.,


7070; otogawa-

anschel.com

Otten Bros. Nursery

Home and Landscaping,

2350 W. Wayzata Blvd.,

Long Lake; 952-473-5425;

ottenbros.com

Outdoor Environments

Inc., 12488 Xenwood Ave.,

Savage; 952-496-1000;

outdoor-environments.

com

Outdoor Excapes,

2345 Daniels St., Long

Lake; 952-926-6899;

outdoorexcapes.com

P Phillips Garden,

2646 Cedar Ave.,


phillipsgarden.com

The Plant Sitters Inc.,

1401 West River Road N.,


9157; theplantsitters.com

Pletschers’ Greenhouse

Inc., 641 Old Highway 8

S.W., St. Paul; 651-633-

6666; pletschers.com

Prescription Landscape,

1311 Sylvan St., St. Paul;

651-488-8965;

rxlandscape.com

S Sam Kedem Nursery &

Garden, 12414 191st St. E.,

Hastings; 651-437-7516;

kedemroses.com

Sarah’s Cottage

Creations,

14556 N. Manning Trail,


sarahscottagecreations.

com

Savory’s Gardens Inc.,

5300 Whiting Ave., Edina;

952-941- 8755;

savorysgardens.com

Selfscapes, P.O. Box

25723, Woodbury;

651-777-6414;

selfscapes.com

Southview Design,

1875 50th St. E., Inver

Grove Heights;

651-455-8238;

southviewdesign.com

Sport Court,

1301 Cliff Rd. E., Suite 104,

Burnsville; 952-746-4545;

sportcourtmn.com

Squire House Gardens,

3390 St. Croix Trail S.,

Afton; 651-436-8080;

squirehousegardens.com

StonePocket Unique

Landscapes, Chanhassen,

952-974-1407;

stonepocket.com

Sunnyside Gardens Inc.,

3723 W. 44th St.,

Minneapolis;

612-926-2654;

sunnysidegardens.com

Superior Design

Landscapes, P.O. Box 352,

Loretto; 763-479-2645;

superiordesignlandscapes

.com

T Tangletown Gardens,

5353 Nicollet Ave.,

Minneapolis;

612-822-4769;

tangletowngardens.com

TerraVista,

3009 Central Ave. N.E.,


7500; terravistamn.com

Tier One Landscape,

15280 S. Robert Trail,

Rosemount;

612-363-3603;

tieronelandscape.com

TEMO Sunrooms and

Exteriors, 2905 Country

Drive, #100, St. Paul; 651-

776-8366; temomn.com

Tonkadale Greenhouses,

3739 Tonkadale Road,


6480; tonkadale.com

Twiggs Home and

Garden, 4301 Upton Ave.

S., Minneapolis; 612-823-

8944; twiggshg.com

V Villa Landscapes,

2801 Minnesota 13 E.,


villalandscapes.com

W Wagner’s Garden Center,

6024 Penn Ave. S.,


6901; wagners.biz

Water Garden

Landscaping,

7321 Garfield Ave. S.,

Richfield; 612-869-3608

Wild Birds Unlimited,

Skyline Plaza,

2028 W. County Road 42,


wbu.com

Wimmer’s Yardware,

3545 W. 44th St.,

Minneapolis,

612-922-3295

Y Yardscapes,

8609 Harriet Ave. S.,


2794; yardscapesinc.com







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