Allison Melone

For a year in the late 1980s, painter Allison Svoboda lived on just $10 a day. She had recently been laid off from her job of four years at an architecture firm in Chicago and took the opportunity to travel the world with her now-husband. Because of their limited budget, the pair primarily spent time

Lady Of The House

The more color, the better. The wackier, the better. The more unlikely, the better. An interior design directive rooted in feminine maximalism is what Katie Dunn shared with her longtime decorator Jenny Martell of Martell Interiors Design for her new home—an fresh start—in Winnetka. “My 23-year marriage imploded last year,” says Dunn. “Suddenly, I was

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Be happy with playful and colorful art.

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Nadia Rawlinson used to be a road warrior. The tech executive regularly commuted between the Chicago area and her office on the West Coast, where she was Chief Human Resources Officer for the Fortune 500 global events promoter and venue operator Live Nation Entertainment. Then, the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Rawlinson, aptly sensing the paradigm shift

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