Homearama 2011

HOMEARAMAHome Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati

Homearama® 2011 | Foxborough | June 11-26

MEARAMA®

Presented by

001 nHBCI0611Cvr.indd 1 5/26/11 10:12:06 AM

�. Based on �� year-end statistics by Inside Mortgage Finance �/��/��.�. Based on �� year-end MarkeTrac� data. Wells Fargo Home Mortgage is a division of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.� �� Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. All rights reserved. NMLSR ID ��. AS�� /��-�/��

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage provides the security you and your buyers need. Recognized nationally for itsindustry-leading lending practices and standards, our team remains committed to serving the needs of builders.With our proven capabilities to excel during market fluctuations, it�s in your best interest to work with the nation’sleading residential mortgage lender�, �� lender to new construction homebuyers� and �� originator of renovationfinancing - Wells Fargo Home Mortgage.

Steve McClureArea Sales Manager�� Northland Blvd.Cincinnati, OH ��Office: ��-��-��Cell: ��-��-��[email protected] ID ��

Brian CoveyRegional Builder Sales Manager�� Westgate CircleBrentwood, TN ��Office: ��-��-��Cell: ��-��-��[email protected]

Call today.

Well-established, well-respected, Wells Fargo

HBCI0611.050

002.indd 1 5/26/11 10:21:39 AM

the notion that you don’t have to settle for less.

Go ahead, start planning the housewarming. Drees’ versatile floorplans and endless customization options give you plenty to celebrate: a stylish home that’s uniquely yours, with the craftsmanship, durability and an 80-year reputation that’s uniquely Drees. Plus, Energy Star efficiency that can save you thousands on your utility bills.

Why settle for standard when your home can be outstanding?

Homes from the $120’s to $600’s.

Visit us at www.dreeshomes.com or visit us on your phone at mobile.dreeshomes.com

© 2011 The Drees Company. All rights reserved.

HBCI0611.039

003.indd 1 5/26/11 10:22:25 AM

HBCI0611.026

004.indd 1 5/26/11 10:23:07 AM

For over 55 years BASCO has designed, crafted, and professionally installed custom shower enclosures

to help you realize your dream bathroom. Now you can imagine more... RODA by BASCO.

Don’t settle for imitations, make sure it is a genuine RODA enclosure.Now on display at these fine dealers.

B A S C O S H O W E R D O O R . C O M

The Dresden Collection from RODA

I M A G I N E S O M E T H I N G N E W F R O M

HB

CI0

611.

005

005.indd 1 5/26/11 10:24:13 AM

6 homearama® 2011

Welcome to Foxborough and HOMEARAMA® 2011, our 49th edition of America’s Premier Home Show! Foxborough, a community designed by Cobblestone Development and The Drees Company, is the perfect location for the 49th

HOMEARAMA®. We are proud to host this show in West Chester, one of Ohio’s most thriving townships.

Foxborough straddles one of the highest points in Butler County providing sweeping vistas of the countryside and the alluring, evening lights of downtown. Another plus is that the community is located in Butler County’s much-sought after

Lakota School District, one of the state’s highest performing school systems. HOMEARAMA® has a rich tradition in the region and this year’s show is

no exception. You will experience quality craftsmanship, trendsetting designs and decorating and some other “wow factors” that are always part of the HOMEARAMA® experience.

Each of the homes will have a featured bedroom designed with a budget of $2,500. Material sheets are available listing the item, price and source so that you can recreate the same bedroom in your own home.

Our HomeZone tent provides a one-stop venue for attendees to check out a variety of home products and services at the show. Many of these vendors offer exclusive show discounts and prize drawings.

Be sure to complete the Peoples’ Choice entry form and drop it in the collec-tion box at the show entrance. Vote for your favorite rooms and the overall best home. A cash prize will be awarded to one lucky participant.

Thanks for being a part of this year’s show. Receive advance information on the 2012 show by becoming a HOMEARAMA® Facebook friend or view our website at www.cincybuilders.com.

Sincerely,

Rex Gordon2011 President, Home Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati

welcomea letter from the president

homearama® 2011

executive Director Dan Dressman

Chairman of the Board Josh Blatt

President Rex Gordon

Vice President/Treasurer Carolyn Rolfes

Secretary John Ballantyne

hBa ShoW STaFF

home Show Coordinator Karen Pfeiffer

homeZone Coordinator Brooke Stoops

Home Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati415 Glensprings Drive

Cincinnati, Ohio 45246-2357

Phone: 513.851.6300Fax: 513.589.3211

www.cincybuilders.com

eDITorIaL

editor Alice P. Drake

Program Coordinator Andrea Rozzi

Senior Director of Graphic Services Gary Boys

Creative Director Nina Kieffer

Senior Graphic Designer Tara Burchfield

editorial Quality Control Deborah Bolig

Color Technicians Les Lim, Melisande Weidner

mailing Services Dawn Deems

Prepress Systems manager Sandy Sinex

Illustrations/renderings Joe Carr

headshot Photography Ross Van Pelt

Contributing Photographers Greg Grupenhof, Denny Landwehr, Dean Miuccio

aDVerTISING

Publisher Linda Bacher

Senior Sales Consultant Amy Whisenhunt

Senior Sales Consultant Michele Roth Kerley

advertising Designer Gina Miller

advertising Production Ryan Adamson, Will Brewer, Connie Kimsey, Thom Miller

Quality Control Supervisor Sandy Whalen

Quality Control Team Lisa Cavin, Heather Fox

Published in conjunction with Housetrends Magazine by Reach Publishing, LLC. © 2011 Reach Publishing, LLC. The HOMEARAMA® plan book is produced by Reach Publishing, LLC. All rights reserved. All logos and trademarks are the properties of their respective own-ers. We assume no responsibility for errors, inaccuracies, omissions or any inconsistency herein. Reach Publishing, LLC makes no warranties, representations or endorsements regarding any of the services and/or the advertisers, builders, designers or any third parties appearing in the magazine. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmit-ted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without the written permission of Reach Publishing, LLC except where prohibited by law.

9850 Redhill Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45242

p 513-699-3426 | f 513-699-3421

Please recycle or pass this magazine on to another reader

Photo courtesy of Home Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati

006 tDEP Welcome.indd 6 5/27/11 10:15:28 AM

When we go to work, we think of you coming home.

www.WielandBuilders.com

“Enjoy the show” from the Wieland Family

Jeff Wieland (513) 383-9918 WielandBuilders.comWieland Builders

Clare Schneider Cell: (513) 377-2325 Office: (513) 777-7900

Fax: (513) 332-9801 [email protected] CBWS.com

Coldwell Banker West Shell

HB

CI0

611.

060

007.indd 1 5/26/11 10:24:43 AM

8 homearama® 2011

contentsPresenting the 49th edition of HOMEARAMA®, Foxborough 2011

30 Collina Bella Casa, home 1 Daniels hicks homes

34 New Brunswick, home 2 Zaring Premier homes

38 manchester, home 3 Jack h. Wieland Builders Inc.

42 Kimberly ann, home 4 Willig Greystone Custom homes

46 augusta, home 5 Justin Doyle homes

ON THE COVER The homearama® 2009

People’s Choice winner for Favorite home and Favorite Decorating, maison de la Grâce by high Pointe Custom homes and Summit Custom homebuilders Photo by Josh Beeman

008-010 nTOC.indd 8 5/26/11 10:12:38 AM

HBCI0611.003

Make A StatementImported Stones from Around the World

Stone Statements is leading the industry in quality and selection of imported exotic stone from around the world.

We invite you to shop our fabrication facility & showroom. We have over 1,000 slabs in stock. With over 150 colors to choose from you will find the perfect stone that will be the corner-stone of your home.

7451 FIELDS ERTEL ROAD | CINCINNATI, OH 45241513-489-7866

WWW.STONESTATEMENTS.COM M-F 9-5 SAT 10-2 | Evenings by appointment

Purchase a granite kitchen countertop (minimum of 45 sq. ft.)

and receive a 36˝ bathroom vanity top FREE ($500 value)

Terms and conditions apply. Inquire within. Valid through 7/31/11.

HBCI0611_003_B_Stone Statements.indd 1 5/26/11 6:28:32 PM

10 homearama® 2011

contentsPresenting the 49th edition of HOMEARAMA®, Foxborough 2011

6 Letter from the hBa President

12 Welcome to the Show

16 People’s Choice Winners

20 Site map

22 home Zone

26 Welcome to the Neighborhood! Foxborough is a master-planned community located in West Chester Township

52 The hits Keep on Coming Top picks for homes’ most memorable concepts and spaces

59 out With the old, In With the New? Help in determining what’s the best housing option for you

65 a Little Bit of This, a Little Bit of That Designers work with fabulous colors and materials to create great interiors

70 hBa membership has its Privileges Becoming a member is well worth the time and investment

73 Treat Your house right Window treatments, wall treatments, window boxes and artwork enhance a home

80 about the hBa

81 ad Index

82 2011 CiTirama® and Tour of remodeled homes

73 12

26

008-010 nTOC.indd 10 5/26/11 10:12:44 AM

Plans & PricesPlans & Prices

The Vintage ClubMontgomery

Legendary RunPierce Township

Eagle’s WatchAnderson Township

Harbour Town VillageWest Chester Township

Stetson SquareCorryville

Chestnut Hill EstatesMason

New Courtyard Home Models Opening in JuneThe Aberdeen at Harbour Town Village - Open Wed. - Sat. Noon - 6pm - Near HOmearama® 2011 Site• For a limited time, receive a 1 year Social membership to Wetherington Golf & Country Club

including dining room & golf privileges• Call Betty Vance, Sales Manager 513-602-0353

The Magnolia at The Vintage Club - Grand Opening Sat & Sun, June 25 & 26,Noon-6pm. regular hours Wed. - Sat. Noon - 6pm• Call Jill Robb, Sales Manager 513-226-7020

513-563-4070 www.GreatTraditionsHomes.com

HB

CI0

611.

027

Courtyard Homes

BETHANY ROAD

LIBERTY WAY741

LEB

AN

ON

RD

/RT

E 42

Sharonville4000 Executive Park Drive

Suite 250Cincinnati, Ohio 45241

42

011.indd 1 5/26/11 10:26:01 AM

12 homearama® 2011

The HOMEARAMA® tradition lives on at the 49th show

Welcome to the show!

Photo by Ron Kolb, HOMEARAMA® 2007

The HOMEARAMA® practice of bringing together a great group of homes that make a statement is once again at hand for this year’s show. The five offerings, ranging in price from $672,000 to $1,000,000, evoke thoughts of Europe, the Arts and Crafts movement, Northern inspi-rations and more that are sure to please even the most refined viewers. The convenient West Chester Township location is also a bonus feature this year. “These family-friendly homes are based in the family-friendly com-munity of Foxborough,” says Dan Dressman, executive director of the Home Builders Association.

New faces and old favorites come together to create dynamic spaces that will be remembered and perhaps duplicated for years to come. The five formidable builders who are represented, along with their architects/design planners, interior designers and landscapers, showcase their fascinating design elements on a practical scale. The latest trends in technology, bathrooms, kitchens and liv-

ing spaces are married to the idea of mixing family time with entertaining. Rooms flow into one another, master suites are relaxing retreats and home offices have never been lovelier.

“HOMEARAMA® offers you the opportunity to not only see the latest trends in home design and decorat-ing, but also learn why buying a new home continues to represent an excellent value. Today’s new homes offer more energy-saving features than ever before, and with low interest rates and attractive pricing, there’s never been a better time to buy,” says David G. Drees of Zaring Premier Homes.

Many talented people have been working around the clock to pull together just the right finishing touches for HOMEARAMA® 2011 at Foxborough. So have fun, gather great ideas and be inspired.

Enjoy the show!

012 tWelcomeToShow.indd 12 5/26/11 10:13:02 AM

2011 homearama® 13

homearama® Furniture and accessory Sale8:30 am–1 pm, monday, June 27

To find out which builders and designers are participating, ask at any HOMEARAMA®home during your visit.

Vote for the People’s Choice award For the past 19 years, visitors to the show have selected their favorite home, favorite decorating and favorite landscaping and awarded the winners with the prestigious People’s Choice Award. To vote, simply stop by the People’s Choice booth on your way out of the HomeZone tent and cast your ballot for your favorite home.

homearama®June 11-26Monday through Thursday, 4pm-10pm;Friday through Sunday, Noon-10pm

Thanks to the following homearama® sponsors:PreSeNTING SPoNSor:

PLaN BooK SPoNSor:

For a complete list of show sponsors see page 71.

admission• $13 at the gate or $11 at Cincinnati area Kroger stores.• Children 12 and under are free if accompanied

by an adult• No tickets sold after 9 pm• No child carrier, backpacks or strollers• On-site parking, restrooms and concessions

Directions:From I-75 North, take Union Centre Blvd., west on Union Centre Blvd. to OH-747, north (right) on OH-747 to Hamilton-Mason Road, west (left) on Hamilton-Mason Road, HOMEARAMA® parking is on the left. From I-75 South, take State Route 129 west toward Hamilton. Take the Princeton-Glendale OH-747 exit and go south (left) on Princeton-Glendale OH-747, go west (right) on Hamilton-Mason Road, HOMEARAMA® parking is on the left.

High Pointe Custom Homes/Summit Custom Homebuilders, People’s Choice “Favorite Home” from 2009 HOMEARAMA® at Carmelle.)

Vote to be entered for your chance to win a cash prize

013 tPeoplesChoice.indd 13 5/26/11 10:13:45 AM

HBCI0611.037robertluckegroup.com

Over 55 Years of Craftsmanship… 3 Generations of Trust

Now BuildiNg iN MasoN, MoNtgoMery, Milford, lovelaNd, leBaNoN, liBerty twp & west Chester

We will build itwhere you want it!

Call randy 513-295-4242

Custom Homes

Kitchens • Baths • additions • Lower LeveLs • outdoor Living

Does your homeneed a Facelift?

for a free estimateCall scott 513-309-3109

Remodeling

014.indd 1 5/26/11 10:26:28 AM

HB

CI0

611.

002

015.indd 1 5/26/11 10:26:50 AM

16 homearama® 2011

2009 CarmelleFavorite Home | high Pointe Custom homes/

Summit Custom homebuildersFavorite Decorating | high Pointe Custom homes/

Summit Custom homebuildersFavorite Landscaping | Grand estates by Fischer homes

2008 long CoveFavorite Home | artisan estate homes, LLCFavorite Decorating | artisan estate homes, LLCFavorite Landscaping | artisan estate homes, LLC

2007 The vinTage Club of monTgomeryFavorite Home | artisan estate homes, LLCFavorite Decorating | artisan estate homes, LLCFavorite Landscaping | hering homes/Brandenburg homes,

LLC Joint Venture

2006 long CoveFavorite Home, Decorating and Landscapingartisan estate homes, LLC

2005 long CoveFavorite Home | Shonave Custom homes, Inc.Favorite Decorating | Shonave Custom homes, Inc.Favorite Landscaping | hensley/Wieland Joint Venture

2004 ChesTnuT hill Favorite Home, Decorating and Landscapinghensley homes, Inc.

2003 visTa PoinTe aT river’s bendFavorite Home, Decorating and LandscapingdeStefano Custom Builders, LLC

2002 visTa PoinTe aT river’s bendFavorite Home | eagle Custom homesFavorite Decorating | hensley homes, Inc.Favorite Landscaping | Sanneman homes

2001 four bridgesFavorite Home | deStefano Custom Builders, LLCFavorite Decorating | The Todd GroupFavorite Landscaping | deStefano Custom Builders, LLC

2000 river’s bendFavorite Home | hensley homes, Inc.Favorite Decorating | hensley homes, Inc.Favorite Landscaping | Daniels homes

1999 four bridgesFavorite Home | Prominent Builders, Inc.Favorite Decorating | Prominent Builders, Inc.Favorite Landscaping | Daniels homes

1998 heriTage ClubFavorite Home | arcadian homesFavorite Decorating | arcadian homesFavorite Landscaping | Daniels homes

1997 fairways aT Pine runFavorite Home | Daniels homesFavorite Decorating | Jack Wieland BuildersFavorite Landscaping | Plantation homes Ltd.

1996 heriTage ClubFavorite Home | Curry Custom homesFavorite Decorating | Daniels homesFavorite Landscaping | Daniels homes

1995 The reserves of monTgomeryFavorite Home | Curry Custom homesFavorite Decorating | Curry Custom homes Favorite Landscaping | Daniels homes

1994 The rollman esTaTeFavorite Home | Zaring homes, Inc.Favorite Decorating | Zaring homes, Inc.Favorite Landscaping | Curry Custom homes

1993 sTerling run farmFavorite Home, Decorating and LandscapingDaniels homes

1992 weTheringTon golf and CounTry ClubFavorite Home, Decorating and LandscapingThe Todd Group

1991 The villages on heriTage greenFavorite Home | The Todd GroupFavorite Decorating | The Todd GroupFavorite Landscaping | henrington Development

Past PeoPLe’s CHoiCe awarD winners 1991-2009

HoMearaMa® 2009 Photo by Denny Landwehr/Corporate Photogroup

016 nPastPeoplesWinners.indd 16 5/26/11 10:14:04 AM

HB

CI0

611.

008WalkerHomes.com 513-480-4247

You know it when you see it: spectacular quality … distinctive design … meticulous attention lavished on every detail. It adds up to something more than just a house – it’s your home. At Walker Homes, that remarkable commitment to excellence is in every home we build – from the innovative floor plans, to the countless luxury features, to the tireless customer service you’ll appreciate in every step of the process. Why settle for anything less? Come find the Walker Home of your dreams today!

Single family homes from the $400’s to over $1 million

While others talk about quality, we build it.

017.indd 1 5/26/11 10:27:27 AM

See Carriage Hill Display at the Justin Doyle Home

at HOMEARAMA

North4

747

Princeton Rd

Prin

ceto

n Gl

enda

le R

d

Hamilton Mason Rd

Liber

ty Fa

irfile

d Rd

Cincin

nati D

ayton

Rd.

Millikin Rd

Kyles Station Rd

Leso

urds

ville

Wes

t Che

ster R

d129

� 2011 Homarama

Carriage Hill

HBCI0611.038

018.indd 1 5/26/11 10:29:05 AM

See Carriage Hill Display at the Justin Doyle Home

at HOMEARAMA

North4

747

Princeton Rd

Prin

ceto

n Gl

enda

le R

d

Hamilton Mason Rd

Liber

ty Fa

irfile

d Rd

Cincin

nati D

ayton

Rd.

Millikin Rd

Kyles Station Rd

Leso

urds

ville

Wes

t Che

ster R

d

129

� 2011 Homarama

Carriage Hill

HB

CI0

611.

038

019.indd 1 5/26/11 10:29:30 AM

20 homearama® 2011

1. Collina Bella Casa Daniels Hicks Homes

2. new BrunswiCk Zaring Premier Homes

4. kimBerly annWillig Greystone

Custom Homes

5. augustaJustin Doyle Homes

ConCessions & restrooms

home Zone tent

3. manChester Jack H. Wieland Builders Inc.

site map

notes

020 nSiteMap.indd 20 5/26/11 10:14:29 AM

Wood.Tile. Carpet.

JP Has It!

Open TO The public! Nowhere in the Midwest can you compare so many different products from so many different designers. Hardwood, Tile, Carpet, Vinyl and Laminate. Our Design Center is packed with great products, great ideas and great advice. See everything from fully installed kitch-ens and bathrooms, to the widest range of carpet designs and colors.

9097 Union Centre Boulevard, West Chester, Ohio 45069

Phone 513.346.4300 Fax 513.346.4308

Experience theJP Flooring differencein these show homes:

Daniels Hicks Homes

Justin Doyle Homes

Zaring Premier HomesHBCI0611.046

021.indd 1 5/26/11 10:31:55 AM

5 ADT Security 4600 Wesley Avenue #H Cincinnati, OH 45212 28 Affordable Solar Energy LLC 6999 Oakland Road Loveland, OH 45140 (513) 254-1113 7, 8 Attic Experts 6850 Rainwood Court Liberty Township, OH 45044 (513) 623-7540 1 Basement Restoration Technologies 10235 Spartan Drive Cincinnati, OH 45215 (513) 266-3670 17 Bathroom Alternatives, Inc./dba Bath Fitter 11647 Lebanon Road Cincinnati, OH 45241 (513) 314-1427 10 Butler Water Systems LLC 4851 Pleasant Avenue Fairfield, OH 45014-1740 (513) 863-5700 20 Champion Window 12121 Champion Way Cincinnati, OH 45241 (513) 346-4600 39 Cincinnati Satellite 4853 Riverwalk Drive Kings Mills, OH 45034 (513) 754-0877 9 Cutco Cutlery 327 Houghton Avenue Olean, NY 14760 (716) 790-7181 25 Devcon Security 4701 Creek Road, Suite 227 Blue Ash, OH 45242 (513) 290-0838 38 Everdry Waterproofing 9814 Harwood Court Fairfield, OH 45014 (513) 870-6144 6 Glitz & Glamour 9687 Friar Tuck Drive West Chester, OH 45069 (513) 777-2007 42, 43 Countertop Alternatives dba Granite Transformations 2325 Woodman Drive Kettering, OH 45420 (937) 671-0544 36 Gutter Shutter Company, The 862 E Crescentville Road Cincinnati, OH 45246 (513) 671-4000 14, 24 Handcrafted Amish Furniture 8740 Montgomery Road Cincinnati, OH 45236 (513) 271-2115 37 Icon Solar Power 50 Techne Center Drive Milford, OH 45150 (513) 396-7777 41 Ideal Garage Solutions LLC 2508 Pontiac Drive West Harrison, IN 47060 (513) 562-7542 15 Liberty Grand Villas LLC 941 Chatham Lane, Suite 100 Columbus, OH 43221 (614) 204-9882

12 McSwain Carpets & Floors 2430 East Kemper Road Cincinnati, OH 45241 (513) 354-4434 2 On Deck Services 8263 Kyles Station Road Liberty Township, OH 45044 (513) 759-2854 4 Owens Corning Basement Finishing System 2050 Integrity Drive S Columbus, OH 43209 (614) 754-4101 40 Paintrifuge 8216 Princeton-Glendale Road, Suite 149 West Chester, OH 45069 (513) 260-0071 13, 23 Pella Windows & Doors 7697 Innovation Way Mason, OH 45040-9695 (513) 948-8480 16, 26 RelEvent Planning & Management, LLC 329 Beech Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45215 (513) 675-7878 29 Renewal by Andersen of Cincinnati 11400 Bluegrass Pkwy Louisville, KY 40299 (502) 500-1759 33 Smartravel 4280 Glendale Milford Road Cincinnati, OH 45242 (513) 936-2300 3 Southern Ohio WSR Outlet 4408 Brandon Lane Middletown, OH 45042 (513) 706-1386 44 Stained Glass Overlay 4025 Dixie Highway Erlanger, KY 41018-1813 (859) 727-4746 11 Thompson Plumbing Heating Cooling 6 North Commerce Park Drive Cincinnati, OH 45215 (513) 333-4357 34, 35 Union Savings Bank 8534 East Kemper Road Cincinnati, OH 45249 (513) 247-0300 19 U.S. Bank 602 Madison Avenue Covington, KY 41011 (859) 655-1332 21, 31 Wells Fargo Home Mortgage 161 Northland Boulevard Cincinnati, OH 45246 (513) 326-0221 27 West Chester Hospital 7700 University Drive West Chester, OH 45069 (513) 298-7743 30 Weickert’s Flooring Store 9949 Springfield Pike Cincinnati, OH 45215 (513) 772-0030 18 WOW Windowboxes 159 Saint Annes Avenue North Bend, OH 45052 (513) 519-5131

HomeZone

33

39

35

41

34

40

36

42

37

43

44

38

23

25

29

24

28

26

30

31

32

27

13

15

19

14

18

16

20

21

22

17

1

7

3

9

2

8

4

10

5

11

12

6

Sponsored by

22 HOMEARAMA® 2011

022 tHomezone.indd 22 5/26/11 10:14:41 AM

100%

HBCI0611.043

023.indd 1 5/26/11 10:32:26 AM

Why compromise?

Create your own personal work of artwith Zaring Premier Homes.

New homes from the $220s to $600s+

It’s not about compromise. It’s about a stylish, spacious, open-� owing home created precisely the way you want it.

As Greater Cincinnati’s � nest upscale luxury homebuilder, Zaring Premier Homes o� ers a complete line of exclusive

� exible � oorplans designed to � t your lifestyle.

Located in the area’s most exclusive neighborhoods, come see for yourself the distinctive look and quality craftsmanship

that have long been the hallmark of Zaring Premier Homes.

Zaring Premier Homes is proud to be co-hosting this year’s HOMEARAMA® at Foxborough

and to be presenting our entry, “The New Brunswick.”

zaring.com© 2011 Drees Premier Homes, Inc. All rights reserved.HBCI0611.040

024.indd 1 5/26/11 10:34:49 AM

Why compromise?

Create your own personal work of artwith Zaring Premier Homes.

New homes from the $220s to $600s+

It’s not about compromise. It’s about a stylish, spacious, open-� owing home created precisely the way you want it.

As Greater Cincinnati’s � nest upscale luxury homebuilder, Zaring Premier Homes o� ers a complete line of exclusive

� exible � oorplans designed to � t your lifestyle.

Located in the area’s most exclusive neighborhoods, come see for yourself the distinctive look and quality craftsmanship

that have long been the hallmark of Zaring Premier Homes.

Zaring Premier Homes is proud to be co-hosting this year’s HOMEARAMA® at Foxborough

and to be presenting our entry, “The New Brunswick.”

zaring.com© 2011 Drees Premier Homes, Inc. All rights reserved.HBCI0611.040

025.indd 1 5/26/11 12:01:20 PM

26 homearama® 2011

Introducing FoxboroughPicture yourself driving home to this quiet subdivision that offers a refined

lifestyle. Foxborough is a master-planned community located in West

Chester Township, Butler County. This distinctive neighborhood offers excit-

ing homes within the excellent-rated Lakota School District. Amenities

include walking trails, a swimming pool, playground, basketball court,

viewing terrace and neighborhood park with a pavilion. Foxborough is

conveniently located only moments away from I-275, I-75 and I-71 as well as

the many wonderful businesses and attractions West Chester has to offer!

Welcome to the Neighborhood!

Phot

o by

Ros

s Van

Pel

t

026-028 nWelcomeToNeighborhd.indd 26 5/26/11 10:15:02 AM

2011 homearama® 27

continued >

West Chester’s accessibility, location and quality of life is a huge

factor in its fast and tremendous growth. In 2010 CNN/MONEY Magazine

ranked West Chester as the 32nd Best Place to Live in America.

The story behind West ChesterWest Chester is a community of more than 60,000 resi-dents and more than 3,000 businesses conveniently locat-ed along the I-75 corridor between Cincinnati and Dayton. One of the first settlers was Joseph McMaken. McMaken was born in Cumberland County, PA in 1755, and applied for land in West Chester on July 4, 1791. The community remained known as Union Township for more than 100 years until June 28, 2000 when Union Township became known as West Chester Township, to reflect the identity of the area.

West Chester is approximately 18 miles north of Cincinnati. Its history is connected to the beer industry having been home to the Muhlhausers, the Moerleins and other beer baron families. It’s also home today to prestigious residents including Speaker of the House John Boehner. West Chester’s accessibility, location and quality of life is a huge factor in its fast and tremendous growth. In 2010 CNN/MONEY Magazine ranked West Chester as the 32nd Best Place to Live in America.

Today, West Chester is Greater Cincinnati’s 5th larg-est community and is the largest township in the State of Ohio by population. West Chester was ranked as the fastest growing community in the region (1990-2000) by population growth. The community offers exceptional services including a full-time professional police and fire department.

all businessWest Chester boasts three highway exits from Interstate 75—Union Centre Boulevard, Cincinnati-Dayton Road and Tylersville Road—with each district having a distinct personality. Businesses have flocked to Uptown, Midtown and Downtown West Chester, bringing significant corpo-rate investment and vitality in a community with tradi-tional suburban benefits. Fortune 500 AK Steel chose West Chester for its corporate headquarters and businesses such as BAE Systems, GE Aviation, Amylin Pharmaceuticals, AdvancePierre Foods, Totes/ISOTONER and Procter and Gamble Manufacturing Supply Technology have brought jobs and new investment to the community.

West Chester library photo (top) courtesy of West Chester Library and West Chester-Liberty Chamber Alliance. Middle and bottom photos by

Dean Miuccio, courtesy of West Chester-Liberty Chamber Alliance.


28 homearama® 2011

West Chester Hospital is the newest addition to a growing medical services industry in West Chester. The full-service hospi-tal was built alongside the U.C. Physicians Medical Arts campus and was joined by the addition of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital just built in nearby Liberty Township.

all pleasureMany new restaurants and shopping areas are located throughout West Chester. IKEA, the Swedish-owned home furnishings store opened at Allen & Muhlhauser roads, has attracted thousands of shoppers from throughout the region. IKEA is joined by other retailers including Frontgate Outlet, JJill, Barnes & Noble, the Learning Kitchen and many more unique shopping options. Everything from burgers to steaks to fine food from nation-ally recognized chefs can be found in West Chester including the unique food offerings of Asiatique, Jag’s and many more. West Chester also boasts more than 20 hotels catering to the business and pleasure traveler.

West Chester has capitalized on corporate investment to cre-ate quality of life amenities for residents and those who work in the area to enjoy. The community boasts recreational facili-ties that meet both passive and active interests. The Square @ Union Centre, in the heart of the Union Centre area, boasts the First Financial Bank After-Hours on The Square each week with regional bands, and a weekly farmer’s market all designed to build a sense of community and add excitement and energy. The West Chester Library, built adjacent to The Square, has been recog-nized nationally for its architectural details. Keehner and Beckett parks provide more traditional recreational options including picnic shelters, playgrounds and more.

Don’t forget school timeFamilies inevitably choose West Chester for the outstanding school system. Lakota schools are one of the state’s fastest-growing dis-tricts and rated “Excellent” by the Ohio Department of Education. Recently, Lakota celebrated its 50th anniversary. There are also award-winning Montessori schools located in West Chester, and options for higher education including the Miami University Voice of America Learning Centre, the University of Phoenix, Indiana Wesleyan University and Antonelli College.

Photos by Dean Miuccio, courtesy of West Chester-Liberty Chamber Alliance

West Chester toWnshiP Highlights• IKEA

• ThE SquArE @ unIon CEnTrE

• VoICE of AmErICA PArK

And muSEum

• KEEhnEr PArK

• AwArd-wInnIng LAKoTA SChooLS

To learn more about West Chester Township, go to www.WestChesteroh.org or www.thechamberalliance.com.


Call 513.777.2210 www.LibertyGrandVillas.com

Abundant storage in home and

over-sized garage

Expandable second floor

retreats

Customize your kitchen, sunroom, office and more!

Fitness center, heated pool &

clubhouse included

ASK ABOUT PHASE II

GRAND OPENING SPECIALS.Limited Offer

Custom Ranch Condos with Basement & 2nd Floor Options!

BUY ONE FROM US & WE’LL BUY YOURS!

See Tammy for details

SINGLE FLOOR LIVING

Right-Size Your Down-Size!

HBCI0611.056

029.indd 1 5/26/11 10:35:41 AM

30 homearama® 2011

Collina Bella Casa

The Collina Bella Casa sits on a beautiful hilltop

home site that features amaz-ing valley views. This eclectic

Tudor is a warm and invit-ing, yet functional home

that offers three levels with a first-floor master suite. The

european style décor will surely inspire even the most

discriminating tastes.

THe COLLINA BELLA CASA FeaTURes 7,100 sQUaRe FeeT.

BuilderJim Daniels and Tammy HicksDaniels Hicks Homes513-791-6898www.danielshomes.com

Jim Daniels has appeared in 19 HOMEARAMA® shows, winning

a multitude of awards and accolades throughout his tenure. After a career in engineering, this third generation homebuilder turned to home construction to fulfill his desire to build one-of-a-kind, elegant homes. Daniels is working with Tammy Hicks, who has 25 years expe-rience as a controller, on this year’s show home. Daniels and Hicks are excited to debut their new partnership at this year’s HOMEARAMA® and showcase their synergy of talent.

Daniels Hicks Homes • 513-791-6898 • www.danielshomes.com

1.

030-032 n 1 DanielsHicks.indd 30 5/26/11 10:15:38 AM

Collina Bella Casa Architect/Design PlAnnersMark Dierkersnorris & Dierkers, architects/Planners inc.513-791-4474Mark Dierkers is an 18-year HOME-ARAMA® award winner, including “The

People’s Choice Award,” and has been published in multiple maga-zines and newspapers for his work and business profiles. In his 30 years in the business, Dierkers has made it his professional philosophy to listen and to give his clients what they want while contributing his professional architectural opinion. He delivers a great set of comprehensive design and construction documents for getting quality bids and a well-built house.

interior Designersamy Holt, sara Berninger and Jill Holt KochDesigns on Madison513-321-0545www.designson madison.comThe team at Designs on Madi-

son, which includes this year’s interior designers Amy Holt, Sara Berninger and Jill Holt Koch, has participated in over 20 HOMEARAMA®s. They have won interior design awards from Cincinnati Magazine, as well as being chosen HOMEARAMA®’s People’s Choice winner in 2009. The group says they “come together with our clients to create beautiful environments that are not only comfortable but functional with a little bit of the unexpected.”

lAnDscAPersJim seilerseiler’s landscaping513-791-2820www.seilerslandscaping.comOwner Jim Seiler founded Seiler’s Landscaping in 1979. He picked up his unique sense of design while land-

scaping aquariums for offices. For more than three decades, the company has distinguished itself with innovative use of plant and landscape material. Seiler’s Landscaping has set the “gold standard” for its outstanding landscape design at multiple HOMEARAMA®s as well as being an award winner for the past 12 shows in a row.

CoveredRear Deck

Great Room21’3” x 21’1”

Kitchen

Eating Area

Garage22’8” x 29’7”

Dining Room12’3” x 11’8”

Foyer

Office16’1” x 11’8”

Master Bedroom

15’1” x 18’5”

W-I-C

Storage

Storage/Mechanical

Bedroom 511’6” x 12’9”

Cards Area10’2” x 10’2”

Media Area13’2” x 10’3”

Bar Area12’3” x 11’3”

Billiards Area

Sports Court30’4” x 25’4”

Exercise Room

Covered Rear Patio

Bedroom 412’1” x 13’5”

Bedroom 313’11” x 12’1”

Loft10’6” x 9’4”

Bedroom 214’9” x 14’10”

Grill

CoveredRear Deck


Kitchen

Eating Area

Garage22’8” x 29’7”


Foyer

Office16’1” x 11’8”

Master Bedroom

15’1” x 18’5”

W-I-C

Storage

Storage/Mechanical

Bedroom 511’6” x 12’9”



Bar Area12’3” x 11’3”

Billiards Area


Exercise Room

Covered Rear Patio

Bedroom 412’1” x 13’5”

Bedroom 313’11” x 12’1”

Loft10’6” x 9’4”

Bedroom 214’9” x 14’10”

Grill

CoveredRear Deck


Kitchen

Eating Area

Garage22’8” x 29’7”


Foyer

Office16’1” x 11’8”

Master Bedroom

15’1” x 18’5”

W-I-C

Storage

Storage/Mechanical

Bedroom 511’6” x 12’9”



Bar Area12’3” x 11’3”

Billiards Area


Exercise Room

Covered Rear Patio

Bedroom 412’1” x 13’5”

Bedroom 313’11” x 12’1”

Loft10’6” x 9’4”

Bedroom 214’9” x 14’10”

Grill

2011 homeArAmA® 31

FiRsT FlooR

loWeR leVel

seConD FlooR


Collina Bella Casa1.Daniels Hicks Homes513-791-6898 • www.danielshomes.com

SU

PP

LIE

RS

32 homearama® 2011

Air conditioning/heating Delmonde 859-371-7780

Appliances Keidel 513-984-9100

Artwork/photography Art Design Consultants 513-723-1222; many local artists

Audio/video/home theater 360 Technology Group 513-336-8324

Barbecue grill Keidel 513-984-9100

Brick Star Building Materials Inc. 513-942-7827

Cabinets Sims Lohman 513-984-6322

Carpets/rugs JP Flooring 513-346-4300;

Rug Gallery 513-793-9505

Closet organization systems Cincinnati Closets859-261-7939

Concrete material Tri-State Concrete 513-863-3497

Concrete/flatwork Tri-State Concrete 513-863-3497

Countertops Sims Lohman 513-984-6322

Doors McCabe Lumber Co. 513-683-2662

Draperies Designs on Madison 513-321-0545

Drywall DG Drywall 513-779-0162

Electrical contractor Gen-Step Electric 513-575-4613

Engineering Apex Engineering 513-932-8991; Pinnacle Engineering 513-984-1663

Excavation Ruffner Excavating 513-200-1279

Exercise EquipmentExercise & Leisure513-531-7777

Fabrics Designs on Madison 513-321-0545

Faux painting Broad Spectrum 513-520-2037

Financing Union Savings Bank513-247-0300

Fireplaces Dayton Fireplaces 937-938-9165

Floors Buckeye Hardwood 513-608-4159

Florals and greenery Botanica 513-697-9084

Framing contractor JPT Construction 513-407-1551

Front door JB Sales 513-969-6233

Foundation Triple Q Foundations 513-932-3121

Furniture Designs on Madison 513-321-0545;

Knickerbocker 513-933-9222;

Pottery Barn Kids513-984-2787

Garage doors Overhead Door513-645-1200

Granite Sims Lohman 513-984-6322

Hardware McCabe Lumber Co. 513-683-2662

Insulation Overhead Door513-645-1200

Lighting Lighting EFX 513-777-1211

Lumber McCabe Lumber Co. 513-683-2662

Masonry Star Building Materials Inc. 513-942-7827 (materials);

Linville Masonry 513-325-7272 (brick masonry)

Mirrors/shower doors Overhead Door 513-645-1200

Outdoor furniture & hot tubWatson’s513-326-1100

Painting Excel Painting513-315-1028

Plumbing contractor Hughes & Sons Plumbing 513-874-3456

Plumbing fixtures Keidel Supply 513-351-1600

Real estate broker/agents Jan Gerding, Coldwell Banker West-Shell 513-608-3770

Roofing Mueller Roofing 513-821-7909(materials);

JPT Construction 513-407-1551 (labor)

Security systems 360 Technology Group 513-336-8324

Stained glass Dragon Fly 859-291-9650

Staircases McCabe Lumber Co. 513-683-2662

Stone Star Building Materials Inc. 513-942-7827 (materials);

AJ Stone 513-659-8816 (labor)

Structural reinforcement Suburban Steel 800-927-5502

Telephone system 360 Technology Group 513-336-8324

Tile JP Flooring 513-346-4300

Trim carpenters Silcox Construction 513-625-2529

Trim materials McCabe Lumber Co. 513-683-2662

Waterproofing Terry Corp.937-223-0167

Windows Andersen Window Co. 513-683-2662

Window treatments Designs on Madison 513-321-0545


HB

CI0

611.

030

www.lightingefx.com

7714 Voice of America West Chester, OH 45069 513.777.1211

6920 Dixie Highway Florence, KY 41042 859.282.6400

Mention this ad and receive

20% off your lighting purchase

ligh

ts

« l

am

ps

«

ce

iling

fan

s «

c

ha

nd

elie

rs

« h

om

e a

cc

en

ts

HB

CI0

611.

052

SAVE AT OUR CURRENT LOCATION!

7930 Hosbrook Rd.513-984-9100

more specials @ Facebook.com/KeidelInc

MOVING SALETREMENDOUS SAVINGSAPPLIANCES

Watch for our NEW Showroom at 1150 Tennessee Ave.Coming in Mid July

www.Keidel.com

HB

CI0

611.

032

Cincinnati Slab Showroom6325 Este Ave.Cinti., OH 45232513.651.3510

Cincinnati West Showroom6125 Harrison Ave.Cinti., OH 45247513.471.5512

Cincinnati East Showroom9479 Loveland-Madeira Cinti., OH 45242513.984.6322

N. Kentucky Showroom39 Montgomery Dr.Erlanger, KY 41018859.746.1400

Columbus Showroom1687 Jetway Blvd.Columbus, OH 43219614.342.6117

Dayton Showroom6372-B Far Hills Ave.Centerville, OH 45459937.281.0578

Indianapolis Slab Showroom4625 W. 86th St. Suite 400Indianapolis, IN 46268317.870.8011

Lafayette Showroom3218 Daugherty Dr.Lafayette, IN 47909765.474.4900

Large Selection of Granite In Stock

Visit our website at www.sims-lohman.com

“Make Your Kitchen The Hearth Of Your Home”

033.indd 1 5/26/11 10:41:23 AM

34 homearama® 2011

New BruNswick

The New BruNswick features three levels of living with a finished basement. The New Brunswick plan’s

namesake comes from our northern neighbors—the canadian coastal province of the same name and chan-

nels some northern inspiration. A delicate balance of modern and traditional can be seen in the entry. informal areas of the kitchen, morning room, and

gathering room take advantage of the exterior outdoor setting with expansive glass throughout the back. The

family foyer provides a functional drop zone for coats, shopping bags and backpacks when entering from the

garage. A first floor guest room could easily be con-verted to a home office offering flexible uses. upstairs,

the owner’s retreat bath and sleeping area are separated by a formal alcove, the spa bath to the left and the bed-

room with double tray ceiling to the right.

FeaturiNg 5,493 square Feet, the New BruNswick is expected to sell For $973,000.

Builderdavid g. dreesZaring premier homes 513-874-3534www.zaring.com

Zaring is a wholly- owned subsidiary of The Drees Com-pany, founded in 1928. As Greater Cincinnati’s finest upscale luxury home builder, Zaring Premier offers a com-plete line of exclusive flexible floor plans designed to make your home uniquely yours. Located in the area’s most sought after neighborhoods, Zaring Premier invites you to discover the distinctive look and quality crafts-manship that have long been the hall-mark of the company.

Zaring Premier Homes • 513-874-3534 • www.zaring.com

2.

034-036 n 2 Zaring.indd 34 5/26/11 10:16:09 AM

New BruNswick Architect/Design PlAnnersJeffrey Turner, AiAThe Drees company859-578-4306www.dreeshomes.comJeffrey Turner is the design manager of architecture at The Drees Company and

has been with the company for 20 years. Turner graduated from the University of Florida with a MA in Architecture in 1988 and is a member of the American Institute of Architects. Turner leads Drees’ Architecture Design Team in designing award-winning homes and town homes in nine states. The design team is guided by The Drees Company philosophy of affordable, innovative design which compliments today’s lifestyle, as is evident in their home the New Brunswick.

interior DesignerJill NeverovichDJN Design services, inc.859-586-1854www.djndesigns.comHOMEARAMA® veteran Jill Neverovich holds an AS degree in inter ior design from IDI and a BS degree in marketing

from the University of Cincinnati. With over 20 years of experi-ence, Neverovich exceeds clientele expectations with her timeless design regardless of size or budget. Her firm has won numerous model home merchandising awards from both OH and KY HBAs as well as multiple HOMEARAMA® awards, including favorite overall home and best decorating-transitional.

lAnDscAPerrob richterrob richter Landscaping, inc.513-539-0300www.robrichter landscaping.comRob Richter is a second-generation landscaper and has been in this family

business for over 39 years. Richter has appeared in 19 previous HOMEARAMA®s and has won multiple show awards. Richter says his company likes to make it happen and that his satisfied customers are his best advertisement.

Covered Deck21’4” x 14’11”

Guest Room15’5” x 14’

FamilyFoyer

Laun

dry Foyer

Kitchen

Morning Room15’9” x 10’11”

Gathering Room19’8” x 25’

Garage20’7” x 32”

Owner’s Retreat14’1” x 18’3”

RetreatBath

W-I-C Bedroom 415’6” x 12’1”

Bedroom 213’9” x 12’2”

Bedroom 313’1” x 11’1”

Game Room17’ x 13’1”

W-I-C

Sitting15’3” x 16’7”

Recreation Room19’8” x 24’

Wet Bar

Un�nished

Storage

Open toBelow

Patio

Parlor10’5” x 14’1”




FamilyFoyer

Laun

dry Foyer

Kitchen





RetreatBath

W-I-C Bedroom 415’6” x 12’1”

Bedroom 213’9” x 12’2”

Bedroom 313’1” x 11’1”


W-I-C



Wet Bar

Un�nished

Storage

Open toBelow

Patio

Parlor10’5” x 14’1”




FamilyFoyer

Laun

dry Foyer

Kitchen





RetreatBath

W-I-C Bedroom 415’6” x 12’1”

Bedroom 213’9” x 12’2”

Bedroom 313’1” x 11’1”


W-I-C



Wet Bar

Un�nished

Storage

Open toBelow

Patio

Parlor10’5” x 14’1”


2011 homeArAmA® 35

FirsT FLOOr

secOND FLOOr

LOwer LeVeL

034-036 n 2 Zaring.indd 35 5/26/11 10:16:18 AM

New BruNswick2.Zaring Premier Homes513-874-3534 • www.zaring.com

SU

PP

LIE

RS

36 homearama® 2011

Air conditioning/heating Willis Heating and Cooling513-752-2512

AppliancesWhirlpool/KitchenAid1-800-253-1301

Audio/video/home theater Multisource513-874-8700

Brick Boral Brick 513-942-5750

Cabinets Nisbet Brower513-563-1111

Carpets JP Flooring513-346-4300

Closet organization systems Rubbermaid859-727-0100

Columns Innerwood513-831-5990

Concrete material Ernest Concrete513-616-0388

Concrete/flatwork Tri-State Concrete513-863-3497

Countertops Nisbet Brower513-563-1111

Doors Nisbet Brower513-563-1111

DraperiesDJN Design Services859-586-1854;

Interior Window Design859-485-2982

Drywall Ken Api 513-771-3555(supplier);

Dave Roark 513-829-3940(installation)

Electrical contractor Dillard Electric937-836-5381

Exterior furnitureWatson’s513-326-1100

FabricsDJN Design Services859-586-1854

Faux paintingElizabeth Designs513-542-5205

Fireplaces iPs937-836-5381

Floors JP Flooring513-346-4300

FloralBotanica513-697-9484

Front door Plastpro513-874-6771

FurnitureDJN Design Services859-586-1854

Game room accessoriesWatson’s513-326-1100

Garage doors Overhead Door513-874-6771

Granite Nisbet Brower513-563-1111

Hardware Schlage 513-563-1111

Home accessoriesDJN Design Services859-586-1854

Insulation Overhead Door513-645-1205

Interior designDJN Design Services859-586-1854

LandscapingRob Richter Landscaping513-539-0300

Lighting Wiseway 859-371-2211

Lumber Nisbet Brower513-563-1111

Mirrors/shower doors Affordable Glass & Mirror513-575-4464

Murals and childrens’ roomsLettuce Paint513-561-6060

Paint supplier Porter Paint513-242-3050

Patio/garden/outdoor structures McCabe Lumber513-683-2662

Plumbing contractor Rapid Plumbing513-575-1509

Plumbing fixtures Delta Faucets800-345-3358

Roofing CertainTeed812-637-9090

Security systemsMultisource513-874-8700

Stone Tate Builders Supply859-578-4245

Tile Dal Tile513-791-7832;

JP Flooring513-346-4300

Whirlpool tub JSK Sales513-772-4188

Windows Norandex937-277-0077

Window treatmentsDJN Design Services859-586-1854;

Interior Window Design859-485-2982

034-036 n 2 Zaring.indd 36 5/26/11 10:16:20 AM

HB

CI0

611.

019

HB

CI0

611.

011

Comprehensive Wine Cellar Services

Consultation • Design/Build • Climate Control • Residential & Commercial

Inventory Control & Monitoring • Installation

513-722-0694 | www.wine-smith.com | [email protected]

Authorized Dealer

Visit Hanson Audio Video’s 3 Story ShowroomHOME THEATER – AUTOMATION – HI-FI AUDIO – CUSTOM INSTALLATION

HOME THEATER

SON0S WIRELESS MUSIC HDTV & FURNITURE

HI-FI AUDIO ELECTRONICS/SPEAKERS

OUTDOOR SPEAKERS

HOME AUTOMATION

HB

CI0

611.

057

037.indd 1 5/26/11 10:41:54 AM

38 homearama® 2011

Manchester

The ManchesTer is meticulously customized to meet the lifestyle needs of its owners and young

family. each area of the home has been specifically designed for the children, the parents, and their

careers. The Manchester represents a transitional design with quality and craftsmanship throughout. The first floor master suite provides a comfortable

owner’s retreat with a glamorous bathroom and a relaxing sitting area. The second floor is for the

kids with their own living and entertainment area, a bonus room and large bedrooms. The kitchen

and great room flow together and connect to the covered rear deck, for a massive entertainment and

gathering spot. The home office and workspace have been specifically designed to allow for the suc-

cess of a career while simultaneously enjoying the comforts of home. Throughout the interior and exte-rior particular attention to woodworking and details

on craftsmanship are obvious.

Featuring 4,700 square Feet, the Manchester has sold For $672,000.

BuilderJack, sue, Mike and Jeff WielandJack h. Wieland Builders inc.513-383-9918www.wieland builders.com

Jack H. Wieland Builders has built homes in HOMEARAMA® for 18 years and prides themselves on the industry’s simple basics of hard work, quality and craftsmanship. “When we go to work….we think of you coming home” is our company philosophy that holds true meaning. Wieland Builders believes that their company is what you should expect out of your homebuilding experience with radical communication with each customer, working to the custom-er’s budget, and providing a higher quality home that exceeds the industry today.

Jack H. Wieland Builders inc. • 513-383-9918 • www.wielandbuilders.com

3.

038-040 n 3 Weiland.indd 38 5/26/11 10:16:36 AM

Manchester Architect/Design PlAnnersKen BowermanDarren MyersKenneth r. Bowerman, architect, Inc.513-677-1415www.bowerman architects.com

Kenneth R. Bowerman, Architect, Inc. has participated in HOMEARAMA® 27 times and has been providing individuals and builders with quality design and construction drawings since 1983. Bowerman and Myers are both registered architects who participate annually in continuing educations, regional home shows and design competitions. The firm has won multiple awards.

interior Designernancy niehaus Koeningerhoffman and albers Interiors513-793-9100www.hoffmanandalbers interiors.comNancy Niehaus Koeninger has a BS in Design from the University of Dayton

and is an ASID Allied member. She has participated in 12 HOMEARAMA®s and has been honored with multiple awards, including “The People’s Choice Award.” Design is Koeninger’s passion. She says that while inspiration can be derived from a myriad of elements, the excitement emerges as a client reveals their expectations for their own dream space. Challenges abound in combining it together to make a dream come true.

lAnDscAPersrick Doesburg and Larry henrythornton Landscape513-683-8100www.thorntonlandscape.comRick Doesburg has participated in more than 35 HOMEARAMA®s and offers

42 years of experience to his craft. He is a registered landscape architect who has won over 100 national, state and local awards. Doesburg’s professional philosophy is “Beauty by Design.”

Bedroom 414’6” x 14’

Bonus Room15’5” x 14’6”

Bedroom 212’ x 13’7”


Un�nished

Hobby Room 14’4” x 14’1”Un�nished

Craft Room23’1” x 13’4”

Garage/Shop14’5” x 27’10”

O�ce12’ x 14‘

Kitchen

Nook18’ x 16’ 8”

Dining12’ x 15’

Foyer

Master Suite15’ x 18’4”

FamilyRoom

16’8” x 18’

3 Car garage22’1” x 31’2”

DeckCovered Deck

Workbench

Wor

kben

ch

FoyerBelow





Un�nished




O�ce12’ x 14‘

Kitchen

Nook18’ x 16’ 8”

Dining12’ x 15’

Foyer


FamilyRoom

16’8” x 18’


DeckCovered Deck

Workbench

Wor

kben

ch

FoyerBelow





Un�nished




O�ce12’ x 14‘

Kitchen

Nook18’ x 16’ 8”

Dining12’ x 15’

Foyer


FamilyRoom

16’8” x 18’


DeckCovered Deck

Workbench

Wor

kben

ch

FoyerBelow

2011 homeArAmA® 39

FIrst FLOOr

secOnD FLOOr

LOWer LeVeL

038-040 n 3 Weiland.indd 39 5/26/11 10:16:45 AM

Manchester3.Jack H. Wieland Builders inc.513-383-9918 • www.wielandbuilders.com

SU

PP

LIE

RS

40 homearama® 2011

Air conditioning/heating Willis Heating & Air Conditioning 513-752-2512

Appliances Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. 513-771-6000

Artwork/photography Lisa Schuster 859-240-1790

Audio/video/home theater Fusion Home Technologies 513-791-6778

Brick Star Building Materials 513-942-7827

Cabinets Profiles in Design Cabinetry & Stone 513-751-2212

Carpets/rugs McSwain Carpets & Floors 513-771-1400; The Rug Gallery 513-793-9505

Closet organization systems California Closets 513-602-8664

Concrete material IMI Irving Materials Inc. 513-844-8444

Concrete/flatwork Scott Enterprises 513-884-0288

Countertops Profiles in Design Cabinetry & Stone 513-751-2212

Doors Pro Build 513-874-9950

Draperies Hoffman and Albers 513-793-9100

Drywall M&S Drywall 513-738-1510

Electrical contractor Kelley Electric 513-385-4324

Engineering McGill Smith Punshon Inc. 513-759-0004

Excavation Mike Franks Excavating 513-404-5333

Fabrics Hoffman and Albers 513-793-9100

Faux painting Michelle Watts 513-602-3605; Laine Discepoli, Miss Elaineous Studio 513-533-3289

Financing Union Savings Bank 513-842-3849

Fireplaces Fireside IPS 513-874-4770

Floors McSwain Carpets & Floors 513-771-1400

Florals and greenery Botanica 513-697-9484

Framing contractor Buildtec 812-537-2800

Front door Top Quality Building Products 812-537-4090

Foundation A.J. Morgan Foundations 513-200-7735

Furniture Hoffman and Albers 513-793-9100

Garage doors AE Door Sales 513-742-1984

Garage organization system Dave Lentz Solutions for Organizing Spaces 316-288-3676

Granite Profiles in Design Cabinetry & Stone 513-751-2212;

Granite cont’d.Mont Granite 513-860-3125

Gravel Watson Gravel 513-863-0070

Insulation 31-W Insulation 513-539-4449

Insurance Murphy Insurance 513-574-3700

Interior trim Cincinnati Custom Trim, Ron Temple 937-238-5634

Irrigation and drainage Joe Santoro 513-200-4814

Laundry room Profiles in Design Cabinetry & Stone 513-751-2212

Lighting Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. 513-771-6000

Lumber Pro Build 513-874-9950

Mirrors/shower doors Affordable Glass 513-575-4464

Ornamental iron Pro Build 513-874-9950

Painting George Naegele Painting 513-582-5303

Paint supplier Sherwin Williams 513-583-9780

Plumbing contractor Schum and Sons 513-383-5799

Plumbing fixtures Moen 800-628-0388

Real estate broker/agents Clare Schneider; Coldwell Banker West Shell;

Real estate broker/agents cont’d.Rosemary South, Sibcy Cline

Roofing Pro Build 513-874-9950; IKO Shingles 513-874-9950

Security system Fusion Home Technologies 513-271-5500

Staircases Pro Build 513-874-9950

Stone Fireside IPS 513-874-4770

Structural reinforcement Riverfront Steel 513-769-9999

Telephone system Fusion Home Technologies 513-271-5500

Tile A&K Tile 513-617-5152; Florida Tile 513-891-1122

Title company First Title 513-772-1140

Trim materials Pro Build 513-874-9950

Wallpaper Papers by Blondie 513-200-9512

Waterproofing Tremco Barrier Solutions 859-640-7964

Windows Jeld-Wen, Pro Build 513-874-9950

Window treatments Hoffman and Albers 513-793-9100

038-040 n 3 Weiland.indd 40 5/26/11 3:25:47 PM

HB

CI0

611.

013

Come see our work at the home

Showrooms:6214 Muhlhauser Rd.

West Chester, OH 45069513-874-1182

860 Dellway St.Cincinnati, OH 45229

513-751-2212

HB

CI0

611.

059

the perfect first impression

The Greentree Door Company has a history of providing out-standing products and service to both builders and homeowners in the Tri-State area. Greentree continues to see rapid growth moving into a new 50,000 sq. ft. production and warehouse facil-ity. The shop is producing custom-made, grand entrances with sidelites and transoms. Wood and fiberglass entry doors are also available, along with optional custom finishing and installation.

Greentree is known for its excellent quality and diverse product line to fit every need. We pride ourselves on our outstanding cus-tomer service for builders and distributors alike. Call today and let Greentree make the perfect first impression for you.

8’ Double ArchTop Doors with Milan wrought iron and insulated, tempered glass. Mahogany door.

7’ x 42” wide Craftsman door with beveled, insulated, tempered glass.Knotty Adler door with optional drip cap.

6’8” full-lite mahogany door with Jamestown beveled glass and dark came. Insulated. Tempered.

1.800.428.8909www.greentreedoors.com

Wieland Construction & Justin Doyle Homes feature Greentree entry systems

041.indd 1 5/26/11 10:42:56 AM

42 homearama® 2011

Kimberly Ann

The Kimberly Ann is named after builder Dan Willig’s wife, whom he says “has been instrumental to our suc-

cess.” This authentic Arts and Crafts detailing throughout this LEED home recalls a bygone era while the ameni-ties and layout are tailored to current technology and lifestyle. The beamed ceilings and tapered Craftsman

columns are present throughout the wide open foyer, for-mal dining, and great room areas. The kitchen and great

room have a vaulted ceiling anchored with a series of rustic stained trusses and accented with a two-story stone

fireplace and stained built-ins. The master suite offers a relaxing respite with the tray bedroom ceiling along with

the floating tray in the master bath. An open stair with its paneled wall and wood railing leads to the lower level

entertaining area that holds a billiards room with stone wainscoting, bar with tin ceiling, game area, and fully

furnished media room. The lower level offers a walkout with access to the rear and connection up to outdoor

covered porches with stained wood ceilings.

FeAturing 5,000 squAre Feet, the Kimberly Ann is expected to sell For $769,000

Builderdan WilligWillig greystone custom homes513-379-5787www.greystone countryhomes.com

Greystone Homes has been building custom homes in the Tri-State area since 1992. They are a family-owned business and understand that choosing your home is one of the most impor-tant decisions in your life. Their great-est reward comes from the recognition they receive from their homeowners. They take pride in creating homes that are as beautiful to look at as they are comfortable to live in. Each Greystone home offers a combination of quality materials and superior design to cre-ate a customized home that is uniquely yours. Greystone won “Favorite Floor Plan” at the 2010 CiTiRAMA® home show.

Willig greystone Custom Homes • 513-379-5787 • www.greystonecountryhomes.com

4.

042-044 n 4 Greystone.indd 42 5/26/11 10:17:05 AM

Kimberly Ann Architect And design PlAnnermichael CoxCox Design513-407-3754Michael Cox has 35 years’ experi-ence as an architect and is making his HOMEARAMA® debut this year. Cox’s

professional philosophy is to create a “lifestyle” design, which melds the design with the individuality of each client.

randall TravisrlT Design513-312-9631Randall Travis prides himself on pro-ducing a high level of design which is reflected in the exteriors and interi-ors of each of the unique and timeless homes created. Travis attended the UC

School of Architecture and has over 23 years of residential experi-ence with various local firms and has had his firm since 2001. He has worked with over 45 builders in the region specializing in high-end custom homes and renovations with range from small 2,000 square foot infill homes to large 24,000 square foot estates. This is Travis’s 15th HOMEARAMA® show.

interior designerKimberly FoxKimberly Fox Designs513-850-3728www.kimberlyfoxdesigns.comKimberly Fox started her design and decorating company in 1998 and this will be her first time participating in a

HOMEARAMA® show. She feels that every client is unique and their home should meet their needs and reflect who they are.

lAndscAPer Herb TempleHlC, inc.513-616-5261This is HLC, Inc.’s second HOME-ARAMA®. The first show in which they participated, the company won “Best Outdoor Living” at the 2002 show.

Herb Temple has his own lawn and landscaping company for 25 years and has completed several Landscape/Horticulture courses. He believes in planting low maintenance, beautiful landscapes using native plants.

MasterBedroom

18’10” x 15’10”

Patio14’ x 14’

Covered PorchGreat Room

18’4” x 18’

Hearth14’ x 16’

Kitchen12’ x 20’”

Breakfast10’ x 14’

Bench

W-I-C


Lower Patio14’ x 12‘’

Master Bath11’ x 16’

Study11’ x 12’

Foyer


Porch

Laundry

Bedroom 312’ x 13’ W-I-C

Garage39’2” x 25’8”

Auto Court31’ x 42’

Mud Room

W-I-C

Bench

W-I-C

Lower Patio14’ x 12’

Patio14’ x 8’2”


Media18’ x 18’

Exercise12’8” x 15’6”

Billards18’ x 14’10”

Un�nished

Bar10’ x 10’

MasterBedroom

18’10” x 15’10”

Patio14’ x 14’


18’4” x 18’

Hearth14’ x 16’



Bench

W-I-C




Study11’ x 12’

Foyer


Porch

Laundry


Garage39’2” x 25’8”


Mud Room

W-I-C

Bench

W-I-C




Media18’ x 18’



Un�nished

Bar10’ x 10’

2011 homeArAmA® 43

FirST FlOOr

lOWer leVel


Kimberly Ann 4.Willig greystone Custom Homes513-379-5787 • www.greystonecountryhomes.com

SU

PP

LIE

RS

44 homearama® 2011

Air conditioning/heating Quality Heating & Air 513-490-7083

Appliances Custom Distributors513-874-5444

Audio/video/home theater Ben Graves 513-205-5265

Builder services Tri-State 513-742-3800

Brick Brick Tech Inc. 513-831-0012;

A Closer Look513-535-7811(Flash and seal)

Cabinets Nisbet Brower513-563-1111

Columns Forge Lumber859-341-7025

Concrete material All Right Ready Mix513-860-5115

Concrete/flatwork DAW Construction513-602-2539

Countertops Builtmore Granite 513-942-0123

Doors Forge Lumber 859-341-7025

Draperies Debbie Anne’s 513-258-7054;

Drywall Prime Drywall 513-615-9343

Electrical contractor Pat Kelly Electric513-317-1195

Engineering Abercrombie 513-385-7054

Excavation General Excavation513-532-7628

Fabrics Debbie Anne’s 513-258-7054

Faux painting Ben Callahan 513-731-4075

Financing Kevin O’Connell, Union Savings Bank 513-247-0300

Fireplaces Brick Top 513-831-0012

Floors Barefoot Hardwood513-617-0143

Framing contractor Kardinal Co. LLC 513-686-9036

Front door McCabe Lumber Co. 513-683-2662

Foundation Superior Walls of Tri-State513-228-3480

Furniture Thomasville 513-774-9700

Garage doors Overhead Door 513-645-1200

Granite Builtmore Granite 513-942-0123

Home office Ben Graves 513-505-3081

Home integration Ben Graves 513-505-3081

Hot tub Ferguson 513-771-6000

Insulation Mooney & Moses 513-645-1200

Insurance Southeastern 812-537-1785

Irrigation and drainage Queen City 513-200-4814

Lighting Ferguson 513-771-6000

Lumber McCabe Lumber Co. 513-683-2662

Mirrors/shower doors Basco513-573-1900

Painting Todco Painting 513-652-5040

Paint supplier Sherwin-Williams513-752-3430

Plumbing contractor Mike Meyers Plumbing 513-260-7499

Plumbing fixtures Ferguson 513-771-6000

Roofing RSG 513-782-5800

Stained glass Dragonfly Stained Glass859-291-9650

Staircases Custom Railing 513-367-6700

Stone Brick Tech Inc. 513-831-0012

Tile Florida Tile513-891-1122

Trim carpenters Hackney Custom 513-617-9585

Trim materials Forge Lumber859-341-7025

Windows Andersen Window Co. 513-683-2662


HB

CI0

611.

004

BUILTMOREgranite • cabinetry • flooring

9973 Princeton-Glendale Road | West Chester | 942-0123 | www.ebuiltmore.com

We bring the store to your door.

TuRnkey kiTChen& BaTh SoluTionS

Granite

hardwood &laminate Flooring

Tile & Cabinetry

Amazing Kitchens By Builtmore

HB

CI0

611.

014

HB

CI0

611.

021

045.indd 1 5/26/11 10:43:08 AM

46 homearama® 2011

AugustA

The AugusTA offers 3,517 square feet of space on the first floor, then adds another 2,785 square feet of

finished space in the basement. The team of Paul studer, Mike studer and Mike Frimming of studer Residential

Designs were the design planners who worked with Justin Doyle Homes on the fine tuning detail to fit the home

owners’ exact needs. This French Countrystyle offering has been sold.

FeAturing 6,302 squAre Feet, the AugustA sold For $815,000.

BuilderJustin doyle Justin doyle homes513-445-2111www.justindoylehomes.com

Justin Doyle has a Mechanical Engineering degree from The Ohio State

University with a focus in Industrial Engineering. In its first HOMEARAMA® appearance, Justin Doyle Homes is proud to be one of the few “100% Certified Energy Star Builders” in the state of Ohio. Their quality has been tested and proven over and over again, which is why they back it up with Ohio’s longest warranty. Their team of engineers designs every home with the best materials and subcontractors available in the market and customizes every plan to meet the homeowner’s exact needs.

Justin Doyle Homes • 513-445-2111 • www.justindoylehomes.com

5.

046-048 n 5 JustinDoyle.indd 46 5/26/11 10:17:33 AM

AugustA Architect/Design PlAnnersPaul studer, Mike studer and Mike Frimmingstuder Residential Designs859-441-2281www.studerdesigns.com

Studer Residential Designs believes lifestyles can truly be improved through quality design. All three certified building design partners hold various degrees in architectural technol-ogy to back up that statement. Studer Residential Designs has been involved in 27 HOMEARAMA® homes and designed 58 HOMEARAMA® entries. The team has received numerous plan and exterior awards in both HOMEARAMA® and Homefest, and has also received many first place design awards from the American Institute of Building Design.

interior DesignersJenny Lynn Wynnethomasville Home Furnishings and Design Destination513-774-9700www.FurnitureFair.netA graduate of The College of Mt. Saint Joseph with a Bachelor’s degree in

Interior Design, Jenny Lynn Wynne has been the recipient of many HOMEARAMA® awards, as well as the SMC awards and International Design Guild awards. She works closely with her daughter, Kelly, who is a student of Interior Design. They strive to create warm and friendly family home environments that are both functional and beautiful. Wynne creates her award-win-ning interiors using three different showrooms: Furniture Fair, Thomasville Home Furnishings and Design Destination.

lAnDscAPerRob RichterRob Richter Landscaping, Inc.513-539-0300www.robrichterlandscaping.comAward-winning Rob Richter Land-scaping, Inc. has been involved with 19 HOMEARAMA®s and was established

as a family-owned business in 1970. They are a full-service land-scape firm that provides customer CAD (Computer Aided Design) and specialize in the design and installation for residential, apart-ments, condos and commercial projects. They “make it happen” when working with a customer and they stand by their word.

Covered PorchSittingArea


MasterBedroom

15’3” x 25’8”

W-I-C FoyerDining Room12’2” x 18’4”

Study13’3” x 13’3”

Garage21’9” x 30’9”

Garage12’11” x 23’11”

Mud RoomBalcony

Kitchen15’7” x 16’

Laun

dry

Pantry

O�ce18’4” x 13’9”

W-I-CSitting Area15’7” x 17’9”

Breakfast

W-I-C

Bedroom 314’8” x 14’1”


W-I-C



Game Area15’ x 21’8”

Bar Area21’1” x 10’9”

Basement

Basement

W-I-C

Bedroom 215’6” x 14’7”



MasterBedroom

15’3” x 25’8”


Study13’3” x 13’3”

Garage21’9” x 30’9”

Garage12’11” x 23’11”

Mud RoomBalcony


Laun

dry

Pantry

O�ce18’4” x 13’9”


Breakfast

W-I-C

Bedroom 314’8” x 14’1”


W-I-C




Bar Area21’1” x 10’9”

Basement

Basement

W-I-C

Bedroom 215’6” x 14’7”

2011 homeArAmA® 47

FIRst FLOOR

LOWER LEVEL

046-048 n 5 JustinDoyle.indd 47 5/26/11 3:26:40 PM

AugustA5.Justin Doyle Homes513-445-2111 • www.justindoylehomes.com

SU

PP

LIE

RS

48 homearama® 2011

Air conditioning/heating Jonle/Tri-County Heating and Cooling 513-218-5645

Appliances Custom Distributors 513-616-0676

Artwork/photography Thomasville Home Furnishings 513-774-9700;

Design Destination 513-774-9700

Audio/video/home theater Bill Spade Electric 513-314-4354

Brick Star Building Material 859-647-3050;

Ron Smith Masonry (Labor)513-485-8017

Cabinets Kessler Interiors 937-477-9457

Cabinet finishing George Koogler Painting 937-371-4115

Carpets/rugs JP Flooring 513-227-6421;

The Rug Gallery 513-793-9505

Concrete material All Right Ready Mix 513-738-0705

Concrete/flatwork Menke Brothers 419-286-2086;

Gary Norton 513-460-3033

Draperies Thomasville Home Furnishings 513-774-9700;

Draperies cont’d.Design Destination513-774-9700

Drywall DG Drywall 513-617-3665

Electrical contractor Bill Spade Electric 513-314-4354

Engineering Justin Doyle 419-203-0407

Fabrics Thomasville Home Furnishings 513-774-9700;

Design Destination513-774-9700

Faux painting Gary Lord Wall Options 513-931-5520

Fireplaces Ferguson 513-383-0085

Floors JP Flooring513-309-4033

Florals and greenery Thomasville Home Furnishings 513-774-9700;


Front door Quality Building Products812-537-4090

Foundation Superior Walls 770-891-1360

Furniture Furniture Fair 513-774-9700;

Thomasville Home Furnishings 513-774-9700;


Game room accessories Thomasville Home Furnishings513-774-9700;


Hardware Schlage 513-226-3744

Home accessories Thomasville Home Furnishings 513-774-9700;


Home office Thomasville Home Furnishings 513-774-9700;


Insulation Mooney & Moses 513-623-6128

Lighting Keidel Lighting513-661-4680

Lumber McCabe Lumber 513-226-3744

Outdoor furnishings Watson’s513-326-1100

Paint supplier Sherwin-Williams513-932-2875

Patio/garden/outdoor structures Rob Richter Landscaping513-539-0300

Plumbing contractor Nieman Plumbing 513-490-4839

Plumbing fixtures Ferguson513-383-0085

Real estate broker/agent Susie Goedde, Comey & Shepherd 513-515-4436

Roofing Mueller Roofing 513-550-2771

Tile Shaw513-309-4033

Trim carpenters Kessler Interiors937-477-2925

Trim materials Koetter513-226-3744

Wallpaper Thomasville Home Furnishings 513-774-9700

Windows Andersen 400513-226-3744

Window blinds Thomasville Home Furnishings 513-774-9700

Window treatments and bed linens Thomasville Home Furnishings 513-774-9700;


046-048 n 5 JustinDoyle.indd 48 5/26/11 3:28:19 PM

HB

CI0

611.

055


2026 Delaware Ave.513-351-1600


MOVING SALELOWEST PRICES EVER!PLUM

BING


www.Keidel.com

New Look. Same Great Service.

www.tricountyht.com513.777.8933

Free Programmable ThermostatWith purchase of a Furnace or Air Conditioner. Trane Programmable Thermostat model 803or equivalent. Not valid with other offers.Valid through 7/31/11.

HB

CI0

611.

023

HB

CI0

611.

024

049.indd 1 5/26/11 10:43:22 AM

HB

CI0

611.

025

Surround Your Property With A Beautiful Fence

For more information on StoneTree® Fence Walls, Call TRI-STATE PRECAST, LLC

888-513-7455 • 3425 Grant Drive • Lebanon, OH 45036 • www.stonetreefence.com

Long-lasting, Low MaintenanceResidential & Commercial Concrete Fence

StoneTree® Precast Concrete Fence System is the ultimate choice when compared to masonry or wood fencing. When properly sealed StoneTree® Fences can last a lifetime.

The natural beauty of StoneTree® Fencing provides privacy, noise reduction, security and a barrier to wind and other intrusions.

Installation is quick and has minimal impact on your property.

Have you seen us lately?More More More included upgrades

QUALITY

A

DVANCE

D

C

on s t r u c t i o

n

Find your new home today at www.marondahomes.com

Quality in the Details.Value in the Price!Building Quality Homes since 1972.

•100%EnergyStarBuilder•10YearStructuralWarranty•35YearWaterproofingWarranty•MoreCustomOptions&Upgrades•InHouseFinancingwith~MFC•MoreStandardEnergyEfficientProducts(95%Furnaces,R-15Insulation,Low-EWindows)

•EngineeredFloorTrusses•Sellingin20BeautifulCommunities

Voted BEST InteriorMerchandising 2009 & 2010!Voted BEST Website 2010!

Scan mewith your Smartphone to learn more about Maronda Homes

HB

CI0

611.

044

050.indd 1 5/26/11 10:43:33 AM

LANDSCAPE DESIGN & INSTALLATION

(513) 353-2875 www.werbrichslandscaping.com

Landscape Lighting

Outdoor Living Spaces

Walls & Pavers

Water Features

Award-Winning Designs

HBCI0611.042

051.indd 1 5/26/11 10:36:03 AM

52 homearama® 2011

Like choosing a favorite color, ice cream flavor or type of music, sometimes it feels like there is no decision tougher to

make. So naturally we asked this year’s HOMEARAMA® builders, architects and interior designers to tackle those hard

choices by asking them: What is the interesting/unique aspect (or WOW feature) of your home? After much mulling

over, they came to their own conclusions and some of their answers are as different as black or white, chocolate or

vanilla and classical or country, while others picked the same selection without hesitation. Here are the spaces that

this talented group thinks you will sing your praises about for days, even years, to come.

Whistle While you Workmanchester by Wieland BuildersThe home office with workshop is a highlight of the Manchester, according to architects Ken Bowerman and Darren Myers. The homeowner can do office work and assembly work in two adjoining spaces, which are located in close proximity to a half bathroom. Also, the secondary entrance allows for easy access for business clientele.

PlAy tiMeCollina Bella Casa by Daniels hicks homesArchitect Mark Dierkers believes the half-court bas-ketball court in the lower level is definitely a highlight in the Collina Bella Casa. He also includes the vaulted, arched ceiling in the den and the walk-in master shower as features not to be missed.

Builder Jim Daniels agrees that the lower level is a real stunner with a billiards table, bar, media and cards area that overlook the half-basketball court. “The lower level will not only be an entertainer’s dream, but will be a big hit with sports fans,” says Daniels.

The design team of Amy Holt, Sara Berninger and Jill Holt Koch note the lower level and master bath as great features, but also include the custom gourmet kitchen as a feature you will not want to miss.

The Hits Keep on ComingBuilders, interior designers and architects’ top picks

for their most memorable concepts and spacesBy alice P. Drake





Un�nished




O�ce12’ x 14‘

Kitchen

Nook18’ x 16’ 8”

Dining12’ x 15’

Foyer


FamilyRoom

16’8” x 18’


DeckCovered Deck

Workbench

Wor

kben

ch

FoyerBelow

CoveredRear Deck


Kitchen

Eating Area

Garage22’8” x 29’7”


Foyer

Office16’1” x 11’8”

Master Bedroom

15’1” x 18’5”

W-I-C

Storage

Storage/Mechanical

Bedroom 511’6” x 12’9”



Bar Area12’3” x 11’3”

Billiards Area


Exercise Room

Covered Rear Patio

Bedroom 412’1” x 13’5”

Bedroom 313’11” x 12’1”

Loft10’6” x 9’4”

Bedroom 214’9” x 14’10”

Grill

052-053 tHomeHighlights.indd 52 5/26/11 10:18:09 AM

2011 homearama® 53

KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNINGNew Brunswick by Zaring Premier homesThe two-sided circular fireplace in the lower level, which accents the gaming and media areas, is what interior designer Jill Neverovich finds to be one of the exciting features of the New Brunswick. She adds that another room in the home that is eye-catching is the classic kitchen. The space offers a built-in service/china hutch, complete cabinet pantry wall, illuminated accent cabi-nets, granite backsplash and modern appliances.

CORNUCOPIA OF IDEASThe augusta by Justin Doyle homesAccording to Doyle, the first-floor study is a marvel from the custom built roof enclosing this room, to the 62-inch wain-scoting and the five-piece crown against the wood beams in the ceiling. The master suite bath offers a shower design that features arched mosaic walls on both sides, which allows for a shower design without a glass door. The basement has many, many eye-catching details, the most of which is a custom Amish-built wine cellar hosting hundreds of bottles of wine.

The architectural team of Paul Studer, Mike Studer and Mike Frimming agree that the study is a highlight of The Augusta, but for a different reason. “The working home office is one of the more unique features of this home. It serves the needs of the growing number of employees working out of the home with the use of Internet access,” they say.

THAT’S ENTERTAINMENTKimberly ann by Willig Greystone Custom homesInterior designer Kimberly Fox thinks the fact that the Kimberly Ann is an environmentally conscious house is a definite plus. Builder Dan Willig concurs, noting that he is proud that the house is LEED certified and affordable to boot. He also likes the neutral color tones in this tran-sitional style because he believes it appeals to the masses as well as offers a good layout for entertaining.

The layout is a particular favorite of architect Michael Cox. He points out that the open “gallery” main hall and dynamic ceiling lines are favored aspects of the home.



MasterBedroom

15’3” x 25’8”


Study13’3” x 13’3”

Garage21’9” x 30’9”

Garage12’11” x 23’11”

Mud RoomBalcony


Laun

dry

Pantry

O�ce18’4” x 13’9”


Breakfast

W-I-C

Bedroom 314’8” x 14’1”


W-I-C




Bar Area21’1” x 10’9”

Basement

Basement

W-I-C

Bedroom 215’6” x 14’7”

MasterBedroom

18’10” x 15’10”

Patio14’ x 14’


18’4” x 18’

Hearth14’ x 16’



Bench

W-I-C




Study11’ x 12’

Foyer


Porch

Laundry


Garage39’2” x 25’8”


Mud Room

W-I-C

Bench

W-I-C




Media18’ x 18’



Un�nished

Bar10’ x 10’



FamilyFoyer

Laun

dry Foyer

Kitchen





RetreatBath

W-I-C Bedroom 415’6” x 12’1”

Bedroom 213’9” x 12’2”

Bedroom 313’1” x 11’1”


W-I-C



Wet Bar

Un�nished

Storage

Open toBelow

Patio

Parlor10’5” x 14’1”


052-053 tHomeHighlights.indd 53 5/26/11 10:18:10 AM

HUFF.comAnderson

7454-C Beechmont Ave.Cincinnati, OH 45255

513-474-3500

Fairfield/Hamilton555 Wessel Dr.

Fairfield, OH 45014

513-939-3000

Hyde Park4030 Smith Rd.

Cincinnati, OH 45209

513-533-1900

Mason/Deerfield8990 Governors WayCincinnati, OH 45249

513-683-4008

Montgomery9380 Montgomery Rd.Cincinnati, OH 45242

513-792-3000

Union Centre6192 Muhlhauser

West Chester, OH 45069

513-644-4833

Western Hills6507 Harrison Ave.

Cincinnati, OH 45247

513-574-2300

MORTGAGE • TITLE • INSURANCE • RELOCATION • WARRANTY • RENTALS

Contact your localHUFF Realty office today.

Local LeadershipNational StrengthHUFF Realty is part of the second largest home services provider in the United States, HomeServices of America, a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate. This elite network of real estate companies encompasses thousands of agents and hundreds of offices across the nation.

The “people first” philosophy at HUFF Realty empowersour agents to work for you with the full support of local and national real estate experts. Your HUFF agent is your advocate to help you get the most value out of today’s real estate market.

,

HB

CI0

611.

035

Building superior custom homes throughoutGreater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky for 70 years.

Building Dreams for Generations…a Dennis Ott BuilDers traDitiOn

Qualityremodeling

seamlesshome additions

outdoorliving areas

[email protected]

www.dennisottbuilders.com

Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky for 70 years.

J

AS O

N

A O

J

A O

N

O

HB

CI0

611.

029

054.indd 1 5/26/11 10:44:09 AM

HBCI0611.015

055.indd 1 5/26/11 10:36:24 AM

HB

CI0

611.

067

inspired building

willighomes.com | 513-239-1574Visit our sister company at greystonecountryhomes.com

HB

CI0

611.

018

convenientbudget terms

housetrends_homerama half pg.indd 1 5/2/2011 2:15:42 PM

HB

CI0

611.

016

056.indd 1 5/26/11 10:44:27 AM

Free in-home consultations

513-208-2631

ChampionFactoryDirect.com

OFFER CODE: 11347©Champion Window Mfg, & Suppy Co., 2011

Applies to Champion vinyl replacement

windows & patio rooms

WE BUILD IT.WE INSTALL IT.

WE STAND BEHIND IT.

When you compare and choose Champion, you win every time.™ choose Champion, you

TE18098

HBCI0611.065

057.indd 1 5/26/11 10:36:51 AM

HB

CI0

611.

020

HB

CI0

611.

001

A Subsidiary of U.S. Bancorp

Greater Cincinnati’s Lender OfChoice For The 2011 Homearama

Financing provided to Premier Buildersincluding our partners at this year’s Homearama.We thank – - Jack H. Wieland Builders, Inc. - Lot 35 - Daniels Homes - Lot 53 - Willig Greystone Country Homes - Lot 44

Montgomery/Symmes 247-0300Beechmont 232-9000Deer Park 791-3400Eastgate 201-2100

Fairfield 829-9111Hamilton 863-2300Loveland 683-1531

Hyde Park 842-9000West Chester 759-1200North College Hill 931-8400Western Hills 598-8400

Call now for all your financing needs…1stMortgages•HomeEquities•Construction/PermanentBlanketLoans•FHA/VAFinancing•OnlineBanking

Homearama Purchase/Refinance Special

No Points$99.00ClosingCosts*

www.usavingsbank.com*Subject to change without notice. Additional restrictions may apply. Recording fees not included. Must apply for loan by 6/30/11.

Present this ad for special discount. Conventional loans only. LTV and credit scores may cause additional fees.

HB

CI0

611.

009

058.indd 1 5/26/11 12:31:21 PM

2011 homearama® 59

With so many housing options available in this buyer’s market, here is some help in determining what is best for you

By alice P. Drake

It’s the age-old question: Should you buy new construc-tion or go with something that has been around for a few decades? Sentimentality might draw you towards the old colo-nial-style home that you grew up in, while something with a more contemporary flair that offers the trendiest bells and whistles might catch your eye. When it comes to home buy-ing, one size definitely does not fit all.

If you are in the joyous throes of parenthood, you probably are most likely lean-ing towards a single-family detached home, rather than a downtown condo. The big issue now is to decide whether you want a brand-new home that no one else has lived in or an existing home with some history, character and charm. Both selections have their pluses and minuses, and understanding how each home choice differs is crucial to find-ing the one that completes the picture for your particular lifestyle.

Nowadays, many new homes are built in communi-ties with a unified style that offer enhanced amenities, such as a clubhouse, pool, playground, tennis courts and more. These subdivisions

Out with the

Old,In with the

New?

continued >

059-061 nNewVsOld.indd 59 5/26/11 10:18:48 AM

offer anywhere from a small amount of homes on a cul-de-sac, to hundreds of homes from a handful of builders. These homes will have to be constructed to the latest build-ing codes, and will most likely be both energy efficient, or “green” (see sidebar) and more expensive than older homes of a similar size.

Does newer always mean better?Do those features equal a higher price tag in your mind? Exact options and materials will vary from house to house, and builder to builder, but take the time to write down and consider these thoughts in support of buying new when making your final decision.

When it comes to new homes, you get the chance at contemporary styling, such as the always popular open concept living, with some flex-ibility in floor plans and mate-rials during the design and construction.

Repairs and maintenance will be lower due to the new-ness of the appliances, materi-als and more, and extended warranties will be offered. The idea that no one has lived in the house before may appeal to you, as the home will truly be a blank canvas for you to make your own, while homeowners associations will make sure the properties don’t become “too” unique, i.e., lawn ornaments will stay at a minimum.

You can do hours and hours of research online to check out the builder you could be working with, or meet-

It’s not easy being greenA brief summAry to understAnding whAt it meAns to be “green.”

What is green building? Green building is the practice of building more sustainable, healthier, and more energy effi-cient buildings. There is no one single way to build a green building. There are many ways for

homebuilders to go green and many programs available to certify homes as being green built.

What goes into a green home? Green homes incorporate environmental considerations and resource

efficiency into every step of the building and development process to minimize environmental impact. The design, construction, and operation of a home must focus on energy and water effi-

ciency, resource efficient building design and materials, indoor environmental quality, and must take the home’s overall impact on the environment into account. However, many of the processes and technologies that go into a

green home happen behind the scenes and behind the walls.

What can a home buyer look for in a green building? —energy-efficient features —water-efficient features —resource-efficient features —indoor air quality features — third party verifications through

nationally accredited programs

Here are some links to nationally accredited green building programs. These third party certifications are practiced by many of our local homebuilders. Please search the individual websites to find a green builder in your area:

The National Association of Home Builders (www.nahb.org) is bringing green to the main-stream with the NAHB National Green Building Program (NAHB Green) for all home build-ers and remodelers. The technologies and practices required to build a green home to NAHB green criteria will result in lower costs to operate the home. Explore this site to get started.

Energystar™ (www.energystar.gov) is a green program run by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Products in more than 50 categories (including newly constructed homes) are eligible for the ENERGY STAR certification. They use less energy, save money, and help protect the environment. To earn the ENERGY STAR, a home must be at least 15% more energy efficient than homes built to the 2004 International Residential Code (IRC), and include additional energy-saving features that typically make them 20-30% more effi-cient than standard homes.

The U.S. Green Building Council (www.usgbc.org) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit community of leaders working to make green buildings available to everyone within a generation. Their Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System™ encourages and accelerates global adoption of sustainable green building and development practices.

Source: home builders Association of greater Cincinnati, www.cincybuilders.com

60 homearama® 2011


ing face to face might just do the trick. Regardless of your chemistry with that particu-lar person, you should also find out about the builder’s track record through refer-ences and sources such as the Home Builders Association, the Better Business Bureau and Angie’s List.

If it is possible, it will be hoove you to walk or drive around the new subdivision to get a feel for how full or empty it really is. This will also give you a chance to ask current homeowners in that community about the builder’s quality of work and whether or not contractual obligations were met.

Even though a builder can show you a model home, remember that is not what you are buying. You will be seeing the crème de la crème of features (granite counter-tops, theater rooms, walk-in showers), but your budget may not be able to afford such luxuries.

Above all, work with a real estate agent you trust! Whether you are buying new or older construction, the real estate agent is your advocate and is working for you and your best interest.

Does older also mean character?Obviously new construc-tion is a popular choice; we would not be having a 2011 HOMEARAMA® home show if that was not the case. However, there are massive amounts of older homes on the market, with roughly 1 out of every

Why buy new? Top 10 answers to that oft-asked question

1. When you buy a new home you get exactly what you want. You won’t have to replace old carpet, counter-tops or aging appliances or roofs. You select the floor plan, appliances, window treatment and flooring.

2. New homes carry better warranties.

3. Today’s new homes can be wired to take full advan-tage of the latest communication, security, home office and entertainment technologies.

4. New homes often sell at higher resale values than older homes.

5. Builders today are subject to more stringent disclo-sure standards than existing home sellers.

6. New homes are safer than older homes. They have the most up-to-date wiring and electrical compo-nents and have been constructed to meet today’s stringent building codes.

7. New homes are healthier because asbestos, lead, and other hazardous materials are no longer used in new home building.

8. New homes are more energy efficient. Newer win-dow technology, increased efficiency in heating and cooling systems, better insulation and better control of air infiltration are just a few of the things that make new homes far superior in energy efficiency than existing homes. New homes are twice as energy efficient as homes built prior to 1980.

9. Existing and/or older homes are more expensive to maintain and require additional maintenance and upkeep vs. a brand new home or condominium.

10. New homes offer more updated floor plans, typically featuring more storage, larger rooms and modern features.

Source: Home Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati, www.cincybuilders.com

569 in foreclosure. Because of this, older construction is selling at rock-bottom rates, but that does not mean that buying a house at a low price upfront will mean a lower price in the long run.

There are many surprises that might crop up with that older home that has generally gone untouched. Plumbing, electric, roofing, windows and foundation problems are big ticket items that will drain your savings account faster than you can deposit your paycheck.

The pros of buying an older home may include lower or negotiable prices and an established neighborhood. Because the foreclosure rate is at an all-time high, the cons may include more mainte-nance, less-energy efficiency, outdated interiors (wallpa-per, shag carpet, Harvest Gold appliances) and general unseemliness. Of course, the option exists to have the home inspected, from foun-dation to roof and everything in between.

What it boils down to is loca-tion, budget and your needs. Don’t waste your money on someone’s forgotten headache unless you are willing to go in with eyes, and wallet, open. Also, don’t let the shiny bril-liance of new construction seduce you into becoming house poor, or a foreclosure statistic. Approach your pur-chase using your head, not your heart, and realize this purchase is much more than about money, it is about your lifestyle.

2011 homearama® 61

HOMEARAMA® 2009 Photos by Denny Landwehr/Corporate Photogroup


HB

CI0

611.

006

mention this ad to receive $500 off any new kitchen job over $3,500.

8740 Montgomery RoadKenwood, OH 45236

513.271.5567

Florence Mall / 2028 Mall RoadFlorence, KY 41042

859.525.8016www.handcraftedamish.com

Handcrafted Amish Furniture offers affordable custom kitchen solutions,with true Amish-built quality from our exceptional “Old World” craftsmen.

Built here in Ohio, using furniture-grade Amish construction, our custom cabinetry is like no other. We also offer Amish-built furniture and hand-scraped genuine solid hardwood flooring.

call to schedule a free in-home visit today.

KITCHEN CABINETS BUILT-INS BARS BATHROOM VANITIES HOME OFFICEHandcrafted Amish Furniture

HB

CI0

611.

012

062.indd 1 5/26/11 10:44:51 AM

HBCI0611.070

513-770-1527www.cincinnatidogfence.com

“I just wanted to know what the cost of a

dog fence would be?”

At Pet Stop, we believe our company, innovative products and great values speak volumes. That’s why we can use the latest satellite imaging technology to survey your property, ask you a couple questions about your dog or household and presto! You’ve got a price. No haggling, hassles or time wasted.

Give us a call today for your 2 Minute Satellite Evaluation and you’ll have the answers you need to make a very important choice for your dog’s safety, well-being and your peace of mind.

Pet Stop Pet Fence Systems isn’t in the business of taking up your valuable time. We’re still delighted to make housecalls for a quote if that’s what you need, but if you’re looking for a quick quote we can provide one in a few minutes on the phone and you’re on your way!

After your phone quote, stop by Pet Stop’s office in Cincinnati’s famous WagsPark at your convenience to experience our fencing products first hand and your dog

can enjoy a romp with other curious canines absolutely free!

2 minuteSatellite EvaluationThe quick answer to,“How much does it cost?”

HOMEARAMA SPECIAL!$200 OFFPet Stop Installation

Available on all Pet Stop packages. Requires new system installation.

FREEAdd A Second Dog Fencing Collar FREE!

With the Purchase of any Wired Fence System at Regular Price

Available on all Pet Stop packages. Requires new system installation.Not valid with other discounts. Valid through 7/31/11.

OR

WagsPark

063.indd 1 5/26/11 10:37:17 AM

Before

DO IT ONCE DO IT RIGHT DO IT PERMANENTLYDO IT ONCE DO IT RIGHT DO IT PERMANENTLY

Before you commit to a waterproofing contractor know their credentials…Everdry workers are: Licensed, insured and bonded. They are trained specialists.

We do not subcontract work. For The Best Value In The Industry - Call Today!

Over 90,000 satisfied customers

As recommended by Gary Sullivan, host

of “At home with Gary Sullivan” on

Cleaner air for a healthier home.

Protect and maintainyour largest investment.

Call Everdry today for a Free basement inspection.

HB

CI0

611.

069

over

26Years

In The Business

100’s ofYearsExperienceExperience

2008, 2009,2010 Franchise

Of The Year

www.everdrycincy.com(513) 874-7200 1-800-783-7202



After

064.indd 1 5/26/11 10:39:21 AM

A Little Bit of This, a Little Bit of That

MANCHESTERNancy Niehaus Koeninger of Hoffman and Albers Interiors says that for Jack H. Wieland Builders Inc.’s Manchester, she wanted to create a sooth-ing, inspiring interior that translates the “New Traditional” style into a look that is a little stron-ger, a little brighter, and more defined. “The tradi-tional architecture takes a 21st-century approach throughout the home with surprising organic elements,” she adds. “A classic wainscot molding is updated by using a staid nail head trim and linen walls.”

ColoRS uSEd: Sherwin-Williams Bamboo Shoot, Moody Blue, Hibiscus

MATERiAlS uSEd:

Inlaid hardwood

StoneSlateGraniteNickelBronzeWallpaper/faux finishes

Ever wonder where to start when revamping your old, tired décor?

Well, here is your chance to take a peek at the latest color trends and

some of the materials that inspired such jaw-dropping results. These

fabulous designers put their knowledge and expertise to the test

to create whimsical, warm and wonderful spaces that highlight the

homes’ architecture to create over-the-top, “must-have” interiors.

Interior designers work with robust colors and dynamite materials to create an outstanding ambiance

By Alice P. Drake

continued >

THE $2,500 dESigNERS’ CHAllENgEEvery HOMEARAMA® interior designer was asked to decorate one bedroom in each of their respective homes for under $2,500. Seem impossible? Well, for these creative professionals, a little challenge never hurt anyone, and their design savvy and knowledge came in handy. At every home, you will find a hand-out directing you to the challenge room and what materials were used to achieve this lofty goal, so you can recreate the same effect in your own home.

2011 homeArAmA® 65

Phot

o co

urte

sy o

f Sta

nley

Fur

nitu

re

065-067 tLittleBitOfThis.indd 65 5/26/11 10:19:26 AM

66 homearama® 2011

NEW BRUNSWICKJill Neverovich describes the feel of Zaring Premier Homes’ New Brunswick as casual ele-gance, redefined. This merges traditional archi-tectural features with modern design influences in furnishings and accents. “The style showcases the use of modern elements in a more traditional home and how harmonious the two styles can be,” she says.

COLLINA BELLA CASAThe team of Amy Holt, Sara Berninger and Jill Holt Koch describes Daniels Hicks Homes’ Collina Bella Casa as “warm and inviting” with a European flair.

COLORS USEd: Porter Paints Stonehenge Greige, Spiced Vinegar, Applesauce Cake

COLOR USEd: Porter Paints Earthy Ochre

MAtERIALS USEd:

Wide plank, hand-scraped hardwood

Natural limestone floors

Granite countertops

Glass mosaic tile

Stainless steel appliances

Hand-glazed cabinetry

MAtERIALS USEd:Hardwood floorsP ainted and glazed cabinets with stained wood accentsGranite countertopsWrought iron

Crystal

Phot

o co

urte

sy o

f Pro

gres

s Ligh

ting

Phot

o co

urte

sy o

f Cen

tury

Fur

nitu

re


2011 homearama® 67

Materials used:WoodGraniteCarpetTile

Materials used:

WoodGranite

Carpet

Stone

KiMBerlY aNNKimberly Fox of Kimberly Fox Designs says that the Kimberly Ann by Willig Greystone Custom Homes is an environmentally conscious, “green” home. The style is clean lined, yet comfortable and warm.

Colors used: Sherwin-Williams Practical Beige, Smokey Topaz

Color used: Sherwin-Williams Cardboard

auGustaJenny Lynn Wynne of Thomasville Home Furnishings and Design Destination says that the inspiration for the Augusta by Justin Doyle Homes started with the homeowners. “The homeowners have lived and traveled exten-sively throughout Europe. Their dream home is an accumulation of their love for chateaus and castles. While having a strong admiration for old world architecture, they still wanted to incorporate American amenities and products. They have fused together global accents with American traditions.”

Phot

o co

urte

sy o

f Tho

mas

ville

Fur

nitu

re

Phot

o co

urte

sy o

f Tho

mas

ville

Fur

nitu

re


HB

CI0

611.

014

HB

CI0

611.

031

Creators ofthe affordableCustom home

See our decorated modelin Mason 12-6 every day4635 Ashbrooke Place,In Carmelle of Rt. 741

www.PendragonHomes.com

513.295.5081

HB

CI0

611.

053


7930 Hosbrook Rd.513-984-9100


MOVING SALEEVERYTHING MUST GO!CABINETRY


www.Keidel.com

068.indd 1 5/26/11 10:45:02 AM

HBCI0611.041

A full-service family owned and operated catering company serving the Cincinnati area for over 43 years.

Choose from a wide variety of menus or customize one that will be pleasing to your palate. We offer stylish buffets and elegant sit down dinners as well as fun interactive food stations. We are also able to provide bar & beverage service, rental services that include linens, chair covers and a variety of

other equipment needed for your occasion.

Vonderhaar’s is the preferred caterer for Cincinnati Parks Venues, Lake Lyndsay Lodge, Glendale Lyceum, and Wiedemann Hill Mansion, just to name a few. We are excited to be the exclusive caterer at the new Cooper Creek Event

Center in the City of Blue Ash, opening Fall 2011.

19 W Pleasant Street, Cincinnati, OH(513) 554-1969 | [email protected] | Vonderhaars.com

— V o t e d C i n C i n n a t i ’ s B e s t C a t e r e r B y C i t y B e a t M a g a z i n e f o r 2 0 1 0 —

Vonderhaar’s Catering, Inc.Excellent food. Excellent service.

069.indd 1 5/26/11 10:39:50 AM

70 homearama® 2011

Members of the HBA have access to dozens of products and services that are specifically designed to make doing business easier.

Services included Free with all membershipsAssociates Council: Free affiliate council estab-lished to provide opportunities for education and networking for non-builder members of the HBA. Contact Brooke Stoops [email protected]. Building Code Committee: Advocacy for builder members with local building departments and Ohio Department of Commerce. Free for members. Contact Betsey Kelly [email protected] Standards Committee/HBA Standard Warranty and Standard Contracts: Free consumer protection and money-saving dispute resolution service required for all builder members. Standard contracts for common services are available for builder members to purchase. Contact Karen Pfeiffer [email protected]. Member 2 Member Discount Program: A free place for members to advertise special offers available only to fellow HBA members on www.cincybuilders.com. Contact Betsey Kelly [email protected] Directory: Both the online and printed versions of the membership directory include free listings for all member companies, affiliate and council members as well as classified listings by business activity. Contact Betsey Kelly [email protected] Happy Hours: free monthly oppor-tunity to connect with peers in the home building industry. Sponsorships available for $250 each to provide complimentary drinks to builder members. Contact Betsey Kelly [email protected] Account Management and Event Registration: Free for members on www.cincybuilders.com/members. Contact Betsey Kelly [email protected]. PR and Governmental Affairs Advocacy and Build PAC: Representation for the home building industry with local and state public officials (elected and appointed) and political action committee to fund pro-housing candidates. Advocacy program free for members. Contact Dan Dressman [email protected]/Builder and Builder/Lender Outreach Committees: The HBA’s effort to foster partnership and communication between builder members and the Realtor and lender communities. Free for mem-bers. Contact Betsey Kelly [email protected].

Benefit and Discount ProgramsCareWorks Consultants: Discount on workers comp group rates up to 51% for qualified compa-nies. Free quotes for members. Contact Mike Dove [email protected].

Cincinnati Enquirer & Homefinder.com: Great rates for print and internet advertising. Contact Tony Elam [email protected]. CVS Caremark Prescription Discount Card: Present the discount card at a participating retail pharmacy and receive an average of 20% off the regular retail price of prescription drugs. Contact Betsey Kelly [email protected]. Employer’s Choice Plus: Discounts on workers comp insurance up to 65% on non-group rates for qualified companies, discounts on payroll, HR, ben-efits administration, and risk management training. Free quotes for members. Contact Ben Herndon [email protected] Builders Purchasing Partnership: Discounts with TalentWise employment screening, Goodyear tires, Verizon Wireless, and Staples. Free for members. Visit www.mynpp.com.Huntington Insurance: Discounts on health, property, casualty, and liability insurance. Free quotes for members. Contact Sally Mercurio [email protected] Merchant Services: Great rates on card processing. Special offers include applica-tion fees, online reporting fees, and monthly fees waived. Contact Susan Kelley Overberg [email protected] Insurance: Discounts on builders’ risk insurance underwritten by Great American Insurance. Free quotes for builder members. Contact Tim Iori [email protected]. NAHB Member Advantage: Discounts on GM vehicles, HP computers, FedEx, FTD, Paychex, Pitney Bowes, Hertz, Office Depot, Omaha Steaks, Wyndham hotels, etc. Free for members. Contact Lakisha Campbell [email protected] DataQuest: Official housing data content provider of the HBA. Contact Maureen McDermott [email protected]. Schooley Mitchell: Free technology service analysis, report and recommendations with no obligation. If you accept the recommendations, Schooley Mitchell will split the savings with you. Contact Sean Fox [email protected]. Staples: Discounts on office supplies, equipment, furniture and business services. Free for members. Contact Madhukar Srivastava [email protected] Fueling Program: Discounts of 10¢ off per gallon of gasoline at Speedway for first 3 months and 5¢ off after that. Free registration for members. Contact Rick Prebles [email protected] Wireless: Discounts up to 22% on cellular equipment and services for contractor members. Free for members. Contact John Rardin [email protected].

other Programs and ServicesAffiliate Membership: Discounted membership

opportunity for individuals employed by HBA member firms creating access to discount programs, HBA website members-only content, members-only communication, etc. $75 per year. Contact Betsey Kelly [email protected] of Homes & Tour of Remodeled Homes: Scattered-site home shows designed to showcase our builder and remodeler members’ best handiwork and promote the housing industry in partnership with the HBA of Northern Kentucky. Many sponsorship opportunities available. Contact Karen Pfeiffer [email protected] Committee & NAHB Designations: Provides continuing education courses and events on a variety of small business topics to keep members on the leading edge of technology and techniques in the housing industry. Regularly offers courses culminating in NAHB’s nationwide professional designations specific to the home building industry. Contact Brooke Stoops [email protected]® and CiTiRAMA®: Single-site home shows designed to showcase our builder members’ best handiwork and promote the housing industry. Many sponsorship opportunities available, including exhibit space in the enclosed HomeZone. Contact Karen Pfeiffer [email protected] Online Banner ads on www.cincybuilders.com: Contact Heather McMillen [email protected] Valley Development Council: Affiliate council established to provide education, networking, and advocacy/lobbying for land developers, site contractors, consultants and others in the land development industry. $65 per year. Contact Betsey Kelly [email protected] Club: Multi-level sponsorship club created to help offset the cost of events to HBA members. Contact Brooke Stoops [email protected]. Print ads in HBA Newsline: Contact Crissy Snyder [email protected] and Marketing Council: Affiliate council established to provide opportunities for education and networking for sales professionals in the home building industry. $75 per year. Contact Brooke Stoops [email protected] Events and Membership Meetings: Bowling Nite, the Golf Outing, and regular mem-bership meetings are a few opportunities the HBA provides to encourage networking and connecting with peers in the industry. Contact Brooke Stoops [email protected] Top Nite: Trade show for Associate (non-builder) members to display their products and services to builder members. Contact Brooke Stoops [email protected].

For details about joining the HBA, e-mail Betsey Kelly at [email protected] or call 513-589-3213.

HBA Membership has itsPrivilegesBecoming a member of hBa is well worth the time and investment

070 tHBA MembershipPrivileges.indd 70 5/26/11 10:20:01 AM

HB

CI0

611.

049

* Optional. **Included with select models and packages. See dealer for details. †EPA-estimated 28 city/40 hwy/33 combined mpg.

ALL-NEW FOCUS. fo rd .com

Gives you more, so you can consume less.EPA-estimated 40 mpg hwySE with SFE Package†

Gives you effi cient gear changes. PowerShift 6-Speed Automatic Transmission*

Gives you gas-saving aerodynamics. Active Grille Shutters**

Gives you responsible power. 2.0L GDI Engine

HB

CI0

611.

062

Thanks To Our

Produced By:

Exclusive Caterer:

Technology Sponsor:

Communications Sponsor:

Storage Unit Sponsor: Signage Sponsor:

People’s Choice Award Sponsor:Friend of HOMEARAMA®

Community Partners:

Site Managed By:

Site Landscaper: June 11th Day Sponsor: June 20th-21st Day Sponsor: Discount Ticket Retailer:

Golf CartSponsor:

HomeZone Sponsor: Automobile Sponsor:

Greater Cincinnati Ford Dealers

Realtor Day Sponsor: Associate Sponsors:

Planbook Publisher:Presented By:

Sponsors:

A Subsidiary of U.S. Bancorp

071.indd 1 5/26/11 10:45:20 AM

OUTDOOR LIVING SALESave on Outdoor Furniture, Pottery and Accessories through July 31st!

Mention this ad. Excludes all custom orders. One offer per customer please.Not valid on prior purchases or with any other offers or discounts. Valid through July 31, 2011

$50 offany purchase of $350 or more



HB

CI0

611.

051

Interiors Plus6203 Snider Rd. • Mason, OH 45040 • Located between U.S. 42 & Tylersville Rd.

CALL fOR AN IN-hOmE CONSULTATION

513.777.7717 • www.InteriorsPlusMason.comOpen Mon thru Thurs 10am to 6pm • Fri & Sat 10am to 5pm

Full Service Interior Design • Furniture and AccessoriesArtwork and Pictures • Custom Window Treatments

Bedding • Outdoor Furniture • Custom Florals • Pottery

6203 Snider Rd. • Mason, OH 45040 • Located between U.S. 42 & Tylersville Rd.

Visit OurShowroom

HB

CI0

611.

066

072.indd 1 5/26/11 10:45:34 AM

Treat Your House Right

Window and wall treatments add character to a home, while window boxes and artwork give it personality

continued >HOMEARAMA® 2009 Photos by Denny Landwehr/Corporate Photogroup

2011 homearama® 73

073-076 nTreatYourHouse.indd 73 5/26/11 10:10:16 AM

74 homearama® 2011

Whether you are freshening up your décor for the summer or staging your house for a quick sale, there are a couple of ways to give your space that extra “oomph” without breaking the bank. New window treatments add charm, faux painting or wallpaper add dimension, and window boxes and artwork add bursts of color to any home. here is some important information you will need to get started.

Window treatmentsAre you bored with the same old window treatments? Bright col-ors, funky patterns and organic materials offer exciting new ideas and options for the adventuresome spirit. Changing the window treatment in any room can instantly update the space and change the point of view. Remember to measure your windows and jot down that information before heading off to your local shop, so that you will have a perfect fit without wasting your time or money. To get you started, here is a short list of the types of win-dow treatments available. 1. Cornices: A board usually covered with batting and fabric that sits on top of a window.2. Lambrequins: A cornice with extensions that come down the side of the window.3. Swags, cascades and jabots: A swag is a piece of fabric draped over a pole that runs across the top of the window.

HB

CI0

611.

047

Visit our website for great ideas!

513-398-5798

CustomWindow

Fashionssince 1996

Turning Great Ideas intoSpectacular Windows!

www.EWbyKimLyon.com Draperies Blinds Upholstery Bedding

HomearamaCelebration10% OFFFirst Purchase

Expires 9-30-11

HB

CI0

611.

022


2011 homearama® 75

Cascades and jabots are the legs that go down the side of the window and are always attached to the swag.4. Valances: Fabric treatments similar to a cornice that cover up the top of a window.5. Draperies and curtains: Draperies are pleated panels that are hung from a traverse rod or a decorative pole and rings. Curtains are generally stationary, although they can be adjusted with tiebacks.6. Roman, balloon or cloud shades: These shades raise and lower by a system of rigged cords or a spring-loaded roller. They are attached to a covered mounting board that is attached either inside or outside the window trim.

Window boxesIt is common practice to place window boxes under windows on homes, but they can be installed other places such as fences, rail-ings and balconies. The key to hanging window boxes is to find the

right box. The container should reflect the archi-tectural style of the space while providing adequate function. Wooden window boxes make a great accent to country cottages while aging gracefully.

From terra-cotta win-dow boxes with intricate detailing, to woven bas-kets lined with moss, there is a window box suited for every home. Along with a variety of styles, window boxes come in an array of sizes. Window boxes tend to bring more bal-ance to a space when they are slightly larger than the window.

Wall treatments and artworkLooking to change the mood of a room? You can pump up the volume with color, pattern and texture by choosing the right wall treatment for any room in your house. A bold paint color can brighten up a dull room, while a softer hue can add subtle warmth. The days of boring paisley and bad patterns are gone when it comes to wallpaper. Through more modern prints, wall-paper is a great option to keep a room current.

Faux finish painting is one of the hottest trends in home décor in recent years. A faux finish can do so much for a space, such as create texture and depth, add a splash of color or elegance to an otherwise boring room, or simply create a mood. A few examples of faux finish choices are Leather, Marble, Suede, Clouds, Denim, Parchment, Silk, Linen and Brick. You can achieve the look of

continued >HB

CI0

611.

022

HB

CI0

611.

034

Custom made window treatmentsQ \ Z [� S P R L � / V T L HY HT H̄

at surprisingly affordable prices!• Draperies

• CorniCes

• roman shaDes

• ValanCes

• Balloon shaDes

• shutters

• WooD BlinDs

• soft shaDes

• BeDDing

• Cushions

• ottomans

• reupholstery

• slipCoVers

• professional installation

Custom designs with “direct from the workroom” pricing.huge selection of fabrics and trim.

Call today for a free in-home consultation.

513-515-1138 • TheDecoratorsWorkroom.com

installation

HB

CI0

611.

033

McCabe Crossing | 9581 Fields Ertel Rd. | Cincinnati, OH 45140

513-697-9484 | www.botanicacincinnati.com

Homearama Pre-Sale June 11-26 andPost Sale June 27 – Save 20% – Call for details

See our florals in the Daniels,Wieland and Zaring Homes

Floral arrangements • topiaries • Wreathseclectic Decor • in-home consultations


76 homearama® 2011

these natural materials with decorative faux painting at a fraction of the cost of the real deal!

Artwork is also a diverse option that allows you to spend a couple, hundreds, or even millions of dollars on a piece that will give your walls a focal point. It is much easier to move a painting from wall to wall or room to room than it is to change the wall treat-ment when the mood strikes. Become an art expert or just go to HomeGoods and pick out your favorite print. Have your art pieces custom framed or do it yourself. Whatever you decide, you will be pleased to see that your walls have been accessorized to your specific tastes and will closely reflect the style and atmosphere of your home.

HB

CI0

611.

048

The FinesT CusTom shuTTers, Blinds & shades aT PriCing

You Won’T Believe

We can put shutters on windows that others can’t!

Call for an appointment

513260-3217

HB

CI0

611.

058

DraperiesBlindsShadesShuttersBeddingPillows

Convenient In-HomeShopping and

Complimentary Consultation

is only aphone call away.

Mention this ad fora 10% discount onyour first purchase.

Marcia Paasch Designer(513) 226-7426

[email protected]


HB

CI0

611.

017

S e e O u r B e au t i f u l a r t G l a S Si n t h i S Y e a r ’ S h O m e a r a m a

Now is the time to buy - PRICES REDUCED!!

The Ascent at Roebling’s Bridge

4025 Dixie HighwayElsmere, KY859-727-4746

www.stainedglassbysgo.com

Custom design, fabrication and installation of art glass and Hardwood doors.

Celebrating 23 Years Of Creating The Area’sMost Beautiful Art Glass

®

Since 1985

The Custom Builder’s ChoiceStained Glass Overlay

HB

CI0

611.

064

Home by Design Studio& Sweet Art of Mine Art Gallery featuring one of a kind pieces

A new multi-merchant mini mallin West Chester

• Accent Furniture

• Home & Wall Decor

• Kichler Lighting

• Home Textiles

• Gourmet Food

• Custom Florals

• Gifts • Jewelry

• Baby Gifts

• Handbags

7740 Dudley Drive • West Chester • 755-5778Just off Tylersville Rd., behind McDonald’s & 3 doors down from LA Fitness

Mon-Thurs 11a-7p • Fri & Sat 11a-5p • Closed Sunday

www.homebydesignstudio.comSpace Available • Affordable Rent

HB

CI0

611.

061

November 19-20, 2011, Duke Energy Center

Featuring exhibits and workshops on a wide variety of products and services designed to improve home energy-efficiency.

Who should participate?

Remodelers, green building suppliers, architects, HVAC contractors and anyother businesses who want to reach consumers interested in home energy-efficiency.

For details on participation: [email protected] or call 513.589.3212.Ask about Special HBA member exhibit and sponsorship pricing.

Presented by the

Home Energy-Efficiency ExpoAnnouncing… the First-Ever Greater Cincinnati Consumers’

HB

CI0

611.

068

The Cincinnati Area’s Largest Multi-Dealer AntiqueMall with over 600 dealer booths and glass display

cases in a 65,000 square foot facility with eat-in cafe

BooksAntiques CollectiblesDesign DécorFabulous FurnitureShabby Chic PiecesOutdoor & Patio Items

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 9:00am-9:00pmVoted “Best in the City” for 2008 and 2010!

077.indd 1 5/26/11 10:45:48 AM

HB

CI0

611.

068

Kitchen | Bathroom | Landscape | Decorating | Building | Furnishing | Collection

Highlights ofHOMEARAMA® 2011Check out photos of someof your favorite spacesat this year’s show

Preview & Guide® 2011

Take a peek at five homes open for your inspection

September 17-25

®

Coming in the nextissue ofHousetrends

Arriving in homes and athousetrends.com in late August.

For advertising information, contact Linda Bacher at 513-794-4103

{{

HB

CI0

611.

054


7930 Hosbrook Rd.513-984-9100


MOVING SALE

LIGHTING


www.Keidel.com

UNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS

HB

CI0

611.

007

Enjoy the greater outdoors

078.indd 1 5/26/11 10:46:02 AM

Register at Housetrends.com to receive The Buzz, our e-mail newsletter, to see what your neighbors are doing with their homes.

your destination for inspiration™your destination for inspiration™

visit us online for everything home & garden

1 WATER FEATURES Bring beauty and tranquility to your outdoor environment with the soothing sights and sounds of water

2 bonUS REcipES! Extra menu suggestions that might coax you to stay home for supper photo courtesy of San-J.

3 FRESh FindS Discover new looks to help spice up your space photo courtesy of Thomas paul

4 bonUS phoToS! Check us out for lots of great photos that don’t fit in print photo by daniel Feldkamp/Visual Edge imaging

plus more…5 ScAn oUR TAg

Get the free mobile app for your phone: http://gettag.mobi

2 3 4 5

1

079 tDEP HT DOT COM-11-3.indd 79 5/26/11 10:20:26 AM

80 homearama® 2011

Established in 1934, the Home Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati is one of the nation’s oldest and most respected HBAs. It represents companies affiliated with the residential construc-tion industry in the counties of Butler, Brown, Clinton, Clermont, Hamilton and Warren. The HBA’s mission is to aspire to be on the leading edge of homebuilding through networking, education and industry advocacy.

HOMEARAMA®, the HBA’s signature consumer show, was established in 1962. In addition to this signature consumer show, the HBA has produced CiTiRAMA® since 1996. This new home showcase of urban lifestyles, in partnership with the City of Cincinnati, is scheduled September 17-25 at the Villages of Daybreak in Bond Hill.

A regional Cavalcade of Homes®, in partnership with the HBA of Northern Kentucky, a scattered site show, is held annually in May. The Tour of Remodeled Homes®, featuring renovation proj-ects throughout the region will be held October 1-2.

The Greater Cincinnati Home Energy-Efficiency Expo, a new consumer products show produced by the HBA, will fea-

About the HBAture exhibitors and workshops November 19-20 at the Duke Energy Center.

Are you looking for new homes that are for sale? Visit the HBA website, www.cincybuilders.com and click on New Home MLS from the menu at the top of the page. You will find a complete listing of all new homes included in the MLS of Greater Cincinnati.

Builder and remodeler members of the HBA provide a high level of consumer confidence in the industry. All must abide by industry construction standards, agree to conciliation of consum-er disputes and provide a minimum one-year warranty on work performed. For a list of HBA builders and remodelers for your next new home or remodeling project visit www.cincybuilders.com and click on Find a Builder, Product or Service from the menu bar at the top of the page.

You can also search for HBA member companies that provide specific home-related products and services. Call (513) 851-6300 for more information about the HBA or e-mail [email protected].

Photo by Denny Landwehr/Corporate Photogroup

080 tAboutTheHBA.indd 80 5/26/11 10:21:06 AM

2011 homearama® 81

antonelli College .......................................................................................................... 72Basco ......................................................................................................................................... 5Botanica ............................................................................................................................... 75Builtmore ............................................................................................................................ 45Carriage hill Living .....................................................................................18 and 19Champion........................................................................................................................... 57Cincinnati Stoneworks .............................................................................................. 62CiTirama® 2011 ............................................................................................................ 78Coldwell Banker West Shell ...................................................................................... 7Custom Distributors ................................................................................................... 83Dan Willig Custom homes ..................................................................................... 56The Decorators Workroom..................................................................................... 75Dennis ott Builders ..................................................................................................... 54Design Destination ...................................................................................................... 56Designer Drapes & more ......................................................................................... 76

Drees homes ....................................................................................................................... 3everdry ................................................................................................................................. 64exciting Windows! by Kim Lyon ......................................................................... 74Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery ....................... 37, 45, 56, 58Florida Tile .........................................................................................................45 and 68Flower Framers ............................................................................................................... 74Ford ......................................................................................................................................... 71Great Traditions homes............................................................................................ 11Greentree Door Company ...................................................................................... 41handcrafted amish Furniture .............................................................................. 62hanson audio/Video .................................................................................................. 37homearama®Sponsors .......................................................................................... 71home by Design Studio ........................................................................................... 77home energy-efficiency expo ............................................................................. 77housetrends.com ......................................................................................................... 79Housetrends magazine .............................................................................................. 78huff realty ......................................................................................................................... 54Interiors Plus .................................................................................................................... 72Jack h. Wieland Builders ............................................................................................. 7JP Flooring Design Center ...................................................................................... 21Keidel ............................................................................................................ 33, 49, 68, 78Liberty Grand Villas ..................................................................................................... 29Lighting eFX ..................................................................................................................... 33m/I homes ......................................................................................................................... 23maronda homes ............................................................................................................ 50mcCabe Lumber ............................................................................................................ 55mcSwain Carpets & Floors ...................................................................................... 84merridian home Furnishings .................................................................................. 4michael herr & Co. ....................................................................................................... 76ohio Valley antique mall ......................................................................................... 77Pendery Construction ............................................................................................... 78Pendragon homes ....................................................................................................... 68Pet Stop ............................................................................................................................... 63Profiles in Design .......................................................................................................... 41robert Lucke Group ................................................................................................... 14The rug Gallery .............................................................................................................. 15rumpke ................................................................................................................................ 58Sims-Lohman Fine Kitchens and Granite .................................................... 33Stained Glass overlay ................................................................................................ 77Stone Statements ............................................................................................................ 9StoneTree Concrete Fence Systems ................................................................ 50Superior Walls .................................................................................................................. 49Tri-County heating & Cooling ............................................................................. 49Vonderhaar’s Catering ............................................................................................... 69Union Savings Bank .................................................................................................... 58Walker homes ................................................................................................................. 17Wells Fargo home mortgage .................................................................................. 2Werbrich’s Landscaping ........................................................................................... 51Wine Smith Custom Cellars ................................................................................... 37Zaring Premier homes .............................................................................24 and 25

Please visit our advertisers and let them know you saw their ads in the Homearama® 2011 Plan Book. This directory is published as an added resource. The publisher does not assume responsibility for errors or omissions.

advertiser index

081 nAdIndex.indd 81 5/26/11 12:30:29 PM

82 homearama® 2011

2011 CiTiRAMA® 2011

Tour of Remodeled

HomesOctober 1-2, 2011

The Home Builders Associations of Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati are partnering to produce this scattered site show featuring remodeled homes in the TriState.

The show will once again provide the public the opportunity to see the talents of many different registered remodelers. The Tour of Remodeled Homes provides participating remodelers the opportunity to showcase their ability to improve a home through a simple beautification project on up to the complete renovation of an entire house.

The Tour is perfect for any homeowner—from those wanting to just add dimension and square footage to a room, to those looking for a little added cabinet space, to the person planning the gourmet kitchen of their dreams. The public can see many products first hand, enjoy the colors and textures of the interiors, and visualize their own remodeled home. This show is the place to discover exciting new trends in home design, decoration, and construction.

For more information, call 513-851-6300 or 859-331-9500 or visit www.hbanky.com.

September 17-25, 2011This year, CiTiRAMA®, which is produced by the HBA of Greater Cincinnati and the City of Cincinnati, hits a milestone with an even 10 shows under its belt. CiTiRAMA® will fea-ture five single-family homes ranging in price from $225,000 to $325,000. The event will be held at Villages of Daybreak, a development with 196 single-family homes and 102 condos located off Langdon Farm Road in Bond Hill. The Villages of Daybreak is in the Cincinnati Public School District.

Special Features❙ A poster contest where local artists compete to design a

CiTiRAMA® poster

❙ $2,500 bedroom in which each builder must stick to that budget when decorating that room. A handout will be available at each home with all the details in order to recreate the space.

❙ Green features that each builder will identify with signage throughout their homes.

admission: $8 for adults; children under age of 12 will be admitted free of charge if accompanied by an adult. Discount tickets will be available at Kroger for $6.

hours: 4:00 to 9:00pm Monday-Thursday Noon to 9:00pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Directions: 1-75 to Paddock Road South, left on E. Seymour Avenue, right on Reading Road, left on Langdon Farm Road, right on Rhode Island Avenue and follow the signs to CiTiRAMA® parking.

1-71 to OH-562 West toward Norwood, take the Reading Road exit, right on Reading Road, right on Langdon Farm Road, right on Rhode Island Avenue and follow the signs to CiTiRAMA® parking.

For more information, call 513-851-6300 or visit www.cincybuilders.com.

aBoVe: John hueber homes, winner of the 2010 CiTirama® People’s Choice Favorite homePhoto by Greg Grupenhof

082 nCitirama.indd 82 5/26/11 3:29:22 PM

Cincinnati’s only luxury appliance “showroom within a showroom”• Open to the public

• Ongoing cooking demonstrations

• 42 name-brand appliances to choose from

• Consumer rebates on most appliances

• Builder & designer discounts to all

• On-site delivery and installation

Stop by our VIP area at Homearama on June 20& 21 for a taste of Southern Comfort food prepared by the Viking Chef in the Viking Rig,a full traveling Professional Kitchen that works.

Visit our showroom or call today800.704.6313

Corporate Office & Showroom:9190 Seward Road • Fairfield • OH 45014

513-874-5444

Dayton Showroom2040 S. Alex Road • Dayton • OH 45449

937-384-7804

www.CustomDistributors.comHBCI0611.036

Imagine Your Life In A Viking Kitchen

Be sure to follow us on

®

083.indd 1 5/26/11 10:40:13 AM

Receive 20% off any STAINMASTERcarpet when you present this exclusive

HOMEARAMA offer. Our enhanced stain warranty covers ALL food, beverage AND pet stains for 25 years - NO EXCLUSIONS.

There Really is a Difference Where You Buy Stainmaster

20% OFF

McSwainCarpets.com

15% OFF

HGTV HOME Flooring by ShawReceive 15% off any hardwood, laminate or area rug purchase from this collection

when you present this exclusiveHOMEARAMA offer.

With HGTV HOME Flooring by Shaw, finding your style has never been easier.

Carpet | Area RugsHardwood | Laminate

HGTV HOME Flooring by Shaw is only available at theTylersville, Forest Park, Florence and Centerville locations

FLOORING BY

any STAINMASTER carpet

HBCI0611.010

084.indd 1 5/26/11 10:40:39 AM

Documents

Homearama 2011