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Walk For Wellness House

Supporters came together in support of people living with cancer at the annual Walk for Wellness House fundraiser in early May. This year’s event had the option to walk in various locations and times to allow social distancing. Participants chose to walk at Wellness House in Hinsdale, walk in the woods throughout the Forest Preserves

Lake Bluff: Where Everybody Knows Your Name

IT WASN’T LONG AGO that when the clock struck 5 p.m. in downtown Lake Bluff, you could safely shoot a canon off on Scranton Avenue and not hit a soul. “It’s funny to think that less than 20 years ago, Lake Bluff didn’t have much going on its downtown,” says Lake Bluff ’s former Village

Hinsdale Cooks! Kitchen Walk Luncheon

The Women’s Board of Hinsdale Historical Society, led by co-chairs Hope Lloyd Brown and Sarah Zielke, hosted a re-envisioned Kitchen Walk this summer. After a month-long social media campaign featuring home design trends and fabulous local designers, the group gathered in small social gatherings at select homes featuring some of the area’s most coveted kitchens.

10th Anniversary Party

Nearly 70 guests popped into Neiman Marcus Oakbrook for a summer kickoff and 10th anniversary celebration in June. After a decade of sharing the most interesting personalities, stylish finds, and local gems with readers, Hinsdale Living was happy to bring guests together. DJ Stack kept the party going with the best beats and fashion illustrator

In-Law Impact

IT TOOK SOME TIME for Lisa Trace to convince her daughter-in-law, Samantha, to join her Lake Forest and Lake Bluff real estate business two years ago. Sam Trace has two young children and had an already established career in secondary education for the Chicago Public Schools. Lisa Trace was in her third decade as a

Perfect Form

HAND-BUILT WITH using traditional methods, the clean-lined design of Munder-Skiles’ Almodington Bench is rooted in American history. This finely crafted piece is modeled after one discovered at Almodington, a brick Georgian home constructed in 1750 and located in Princess Anne, Somerset County, Maryland. The original bench dates from 1760-1770, based on the use of wrought

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