Inspired by a sweeping view of the Allegheny River, Cyd Stackhouse and Bob Bergren incorporated water into every design choice of their modern, ethereal kitchen.
With help from HGTV star Leanne Ford, former NFL player Gus Frerotte and his wife, Ann, created a cozy, timeless kitchen in their century-old Oakmont home.
To ensure fairness and neutrality, a panel of Cleveland-based professionals in the design and architecture industries handled this year’s judging process.
Chris and Jill Bellicini transformed their dark and dated Mount Washington condo into a light and airy getaway that highlights a sweeping view of Downtown.
As fans of energy-efficient abodes, Zolina Cook and Jason Jevack pull together the right crew to create a distinctive prefab home with an eco-friendly twist on Pittsburgh’s North Side.
The Schlotterbeck family creates a home in Richland Township with features that offer sweeping views of their surrounding
160 acres — and the land itself allows for opportunities
they never imagined.
Weisshouse owner Stacy Weiss partners with her contractor husband, Will Carpenter, to turn a former garage in the heart of Shadyside into a stunning, modern dream home.
The 2013 Home of the Year winner in the New Construction category is a dream home in a dream location. Tuscan details abound inside and out, designed to remind the homeowners of an unforgettable trip to Italy.
Our editors selected this renovated farmhouse, with its extended living quarters, workspaces and astonishing amenities, for our 2013 Home of the Year in the renovation category.
This year's honorees include a uniquely shaped former garage turned single-family home, a spacious downtown loft and a cozy kitchen. Here, we bring you inside to visit these award-winning designs.
Wood in dark tones, like the dark cherry cabinetry in the kitchen, provides contrast with the stone and glass countertops and stainless-steel appliances. Wood window seats along the perimeter provide storage and seating.
The kitchen is the heart of the home, and this kitchen, found in a Highland Park Victorian, is no exception. Although the owners purchased the home several years ago, the kitchen just wasn’t working for the busy family, explains designer Sarah Drake.
