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Articles in February 2005 issue of Country Living

• Vintage variety.(inspirations)(Brief Article)
• February.(editor's journal)
  by Nancy
• February: our monthly listing of antiques shows, crafts fairs, and festive events.(country calendar)(Calendar)
• House of the Year: this craftsman-inspired home is factory-built--proving modular has moved far beyond the bland box.(CONSTRUCTION)
• Authentic pine floors, inc.(country store)(Advertisement)
• Crown Point Cabinetry.(sourcebook)
• Country news: your guide to exciting special events, promotions. The latest products and online offerings.(promotion)(Brief Article)
• Antique valentines: professional appraiser Helaine Fendelman identifies and evaluates your collectibles and antiques.(what is it worth?)
• Building the house of the year.(home almanac)
  by Simpson, Jill Kirchner
• In character: a resourceful couple tackles the renovation of their historic house--with love and care.(RESTORATION)
  by Fulweiler, Megan
• LEE.(sourcebook)
• Philips Lighting Company.(sourcebook)
• Dining room style.(Brief Article)
• Bright lights, big city: glittery beaded light fixtures by designer Lisa Nardone add a bit of glamour and glow to any space.(profile)(Brief Article)
  by Willis, Monica Michael
• Quite white! Keeping upholstery clean, tips for personalizing a gift, and finding the right paint and finish for a room.(solutions)(Brief Article)
• Flea Market Baroque: a resourceful designer invests time and tender loving care in an unlikely hodgepodge of neglected antiques, imaginatively repurposing the lot to furnish her rural Virginia cottage in high style.(MAKEOVER)(Cover Story)
  by Szabo, Julia
• Alicia enters the New Year a new woman ... thanks to the CORTISLIM[R] Lifestyle!(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
• Waverly.(sourcebook)
• Point Blanc: the quiet thrill of white, always alluring and comforting, wields its pretty power.(idea notebook)(Brief Article)
  by Dagmi, Jane
• Simple project.(buzz; flower arrangement)(Brief Article)
• Finally, a shine that lasts: miracle polish ends struggle with tarnishing metals.(Advertisement)
  by Wagner, D.H.
• The $150 makeover: they bought the hunkered-down house on the strength of its location, interior, and the mature trees gracing the property. But it had a singularly boring yard until construction for an in-law addition yielded an opportunity for the garde
  by Martin, Tovah
• Trex Exotics[TM].(sourcebook)
• Sweet indulgences.(buzz)(Brief Article)
• Editor's pick.(buzz)(butterfly backpack)(Brief Article)
• Everybody's all-American: purebred dogs get all the glory, but mixed-breeds are uniquely beautiful pets who deserve praise, too.(one of a kind)
  by Szabo, Julia
• Bruce Hardwood Floors.(sourcebook)
• As good as gold: an exotic delicacy enjoyed only by the upper classes until the late 1850s, hot cocoa is now sipped and savored by all.(cook book)(Brief Article)
• GE Profile.(sourcebook)(Advertisement)
• Dixie highway.(your letters)(Letter to the Editor)
• Out of the shell: when oysters became a dining staple, Victorian ceramicists made plates beautiful as artwork.(antiques)
  by Cloutier, Anne Marie
• Built to last: here, a look at properties for sale all around the country.(real estate)
• Wicker warehouse.(country store)
• Ace Hardware.(sourcebook)
• Shopping guide.(reader's resource)
• Here's the dish.(your letters)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Makholm, Hope M.
• A shop called button: home furnishings that bear the mark of the craftsperson are staples at this Greenwich, Conn., shop.(shopping)
  by Holm, Matthew
• Get ready for Raleigh: when it came time to explore the weekly flea market at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds in Raleigh, we asked Ann Nicholson--a Raleigh-based designer with a knack for uncovering great deals and fabulous finds--to be our guide.(an
  by Willis, Monica Michael
• hmr.(country store)(Advertisement)
• James Hardie siding.(sourcebook)
• It's time to Get Comfortable ... with York's new Affinity[TM] air conditioning, heat pump, and furnace systems.(sourcebook)
• Lift my holiday spirits.(your letters)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Bidwell, Judy
• Feeling rosy: brighten winter days with these happy hues.(country classics)
• The essence of vanilla: a touch of vanilla adds depth and flavor even to savory dishes--discover this spice's hidden powers.(cook book)
  by Rubin, Hanna
• The pleasures of hot cocoa: even the words conjure up a particular feeling of comfort. Revel in warm memories with this age-old wintertime treat.(cook book)(Brief Article)
• JELD-WEN[R] IWP[R] Aurora[TM] Custom Fiberglass Doors.(sourcebook)
• Write-away.(reader's resource)
• A room with two views: tailored chairs, artfully arranged accessories, and contrasting accents update the intimate dining experience while a liberal application of draped textiles, scalloped shapes, and nature-inspired motifs imbues a room with cottage ch
• Inn of the month.(out & about; St. Bart's Hotel Guanahani )(Brief Article)
• Pella.(sourcebook)
• Come to a wrecking ball.(DEMOLITION)
  by Lecky, Amanda
• Hunter Douglas.(sourcebook)
• On display.(collections)(Brief Article)
• Recipe correction.(Correction Notice)
• Meet Diane Amos, the Pine-Sol lady: on inspiration, love and raising kids.(Interview)
• A fresh start for the New Year.(Advertisement)
• French Heritage.(sourcebook)