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We pick seven homes—from Dellwood to Lake Minnetonka, a jet setter penthouse to a kid-friendly city house—for our 2008 Home Tours.
September 2008
From penthouse condos to pastoral retreats, homes in the Twin Cities are as beautifully diverse as the people who live in them. This issue celebrates our fifth year of sharing the homes of some of the most interesting people around us. It also represents the strongest mix of design styles and backstories yet. Enjoy!
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Violinist Margaret Humphrey’s 1955 home reflects art in every possible way.
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Fashion influences and luxurious furnishings make Keyvan Talebi’s downtown penthouse a beautiful piece of eye candy.
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Imagine living in your own work of art. Lars Peterssen designed the contemporary penthouse condo in Lake Calhoun, which he shares with his partner Robert Alexander.
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Clyde Jorgenson transformed this 1894 pillared classic into a more modern, comfy family retreat.
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Take a look inside Nina Rothschild Utne’s light-filled Linden Hills home.
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Will Hopkins and Mary Baumann’s Mill District loft boasts a "house-within-a-house structure" and reflects the building's past.
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Unconventional becomes comfortable in Chris and David Plantan’s cozy 1946 Wayzata Cape Cod-style home.
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