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Starting October 1, nominate the people and local businesses that make your home beautiful, your landscape lush or your lifestyle luxurious. Must be local/originate in Arizona. We will eliminate national chains/out-of-state franchises.
Entrants that secure the most nominations will make the finals. Vote on the finalists starting November 1.
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Two decades after acquiring the property, a couple builds a timeless, modern masterpiece near Camelback Mountain.

By Nora Burba Trulsson | Photography by Kevin Brost

Sometimes, plans for a dream house take time to incubate. 

Raising a family, running a business and life in general tend to make cal...


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A gracious central Phoenix home’s design hinged on the use of Lego building blocks.

By Nora Burba Trulsson | Photography by Ian Denker

Frank Lloyd Wright famously played with Froebel Blocks as a child, crediting the geometric wood toys with piquing his interest in design. Other architects n...


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A view-focused home in the McDowell Mountains brings retired homeowners a dramatic departure from traditional.

By John Roark | Photography by Eric Kruk

“We met walking our dogs,” says homeowner Susan Rippinger of interior designer Amy Klosterman. “I thought, if she’s a dog person, she must ...


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A north Phoenix home renovation balances architectural heritage with modern living.

By Michelle Jacoby | Photography by Kevin Kaminski

The house had lived many lives. What it needed wasn’t another reinvention. It needed someone to listen.

Tucked into a quiet north Phoenix neighbor...


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