At Home With graphic designers Tad and Jessica Carpenter in their River Market loft
Tad Carpenter is an illustrator and graphic designer who works from a studio inside the River Market loft he shares with wife Jessica.
Tad Carpenter is an illustrator and graphic designer who works from a studio inside the River Market loft he shares with wife Jessica.
Graphic designers Tad and Jessica Carpenter's River Market loft
In Tad and Jessica Carpenter’s River Market loft, the fact that two graphic designers live under this one roof is apparent in the vintage movie posters, Jonathan Adler pottery and stacks of books on art and design. Even without those touches, the home has an inspiring feel. The 1,200-square-foot corner loft’s white walls and concrete floors provide a clean backdrop for sweeping views of the downtown Kansas City skyline.
At Home With: Betsy Blodgett and Jonathan Goetz in their KCK bungalow
Betsy Blodgett’s style could be described as whimsical, colorful and feminine. Her husband Jonathan Goetz is more of a minimalist. His least favorite color, turquoise, happens to be his wife’s favorite. Despite their (minor) design differences, the couple has made a harmonious home out of their first house together in Kansas City, Kan. Their sunny three-bedroom bungalow has room for everything they both love.
At Home With: Christopher Elbow
Take a tour through Christopher Elbow’s secluded Mid-Century Modern home on the southern edge of Kansas City. When Elbow and his wife, Jenifer, came to look at the house a few years ago, it was summertime. The house was surrounded by green grass and leafy trees. It was an oasis tucked into city sprawl. “I got halfway down the driveway and went, ‘This is it,’ ” Elbow says.
Jon Fulton Adams and Ron Megee's northeast Kansas City home
Jason & Jenny Hascall's Waldo winter wonderland
The day after Thanksgiving, Jason and Jenny Hascall transform their 1940s Waldo home into a winter wonderland. Jenny, a health care administrator, and Jason, a structural engineer, change their home with every season.
Inside Havis Wright's Crossroads loft
Havis Wright’s Crossroads Arts District loft is a certified man cave. The masculine decor includes oversized tufted leather armchairs, framed paintings of pheasants and an impressive collection of bar glasses and bottles of high-end liquor.
At Home With Monica Schafer in her Plaza pad
Monica Schafer designed her Plaza pad to resemble a boutique hotel. The apartment has cool gray walls, graphic black molding, retro-chic furniture and strategically placed pops of color.
At Home With: Lawrence restaurant owners Codi and Simon Bates
[At Home With Codi and Simon Bates](http://inkkc.com/content/at-home-with-lawrence-restaurant-owners-codi-and-simon-bates/), the owners of The Burger Stand and Esquina in Lawrence. The couple shares fall/holiday entertaining tips and three recipes.
A look inside the spooky lair local musician John Bersuch
It’s Halloween year-round at the east Kansas City lair of musician John Bersuch. He moved from a West Bottoms loft to this 1925 two-bedroom house four months ago. Bersuch brought along his chillingly extensive collections of musical instruments and horror memorabilia.
At Home With Matt Pickett & Elizabeth Gimbel