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Articles in April, 2003 issue of Custom Home

• Frosty glow
• Mark your calendar: important upcoming events
• Uncertainty
  by Leslie Ensor
• Mold management
• Washington update
• Working details
  by Stephanie L. Miller
• Forest friendly
• When in Rome
• Hard-working ceilings
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Midwest traditions
• Breezaire
• Skim the surface
• Ali-oop
• Cool hand wok
• Northwest exposure
• Metal master
• Pretty marbles
• Silken shades
• Clarification
• Sales magnet: five ways to be instantly irresistible
  by Paul Montelongo
• Spot market: for custom builders, it is time to think local
  by Bruce D. Snider
• Cellar mate
• Make the grade
• Color of happiness
• Service ironies: one size doesn't fit all situations
  by Carol Smith
• Light catcher
  by Meghan Drueding
• Rare vintage: a proper wine cellar requires more than just rows of racks
  by Stephani L. Miller
• Exotics underfoot
• Matched sets
• Panel discussion
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Desert bloom: a tough, rocky site yields an innovative new house
  by Meghan Drueding
• Habitat monitor
• Historic floors
• Swirl away
• Hidden agenda
  by Meghan Drueding
• Sunshine statement
• Brian Bailey: Brian Bailey Homes, Austin, Texas
• Rustic yankee
• Soft illumination
• Walls of music: in-wall speakers go high-end
  by Rebecca Day
• High desert hacienda
• Alan C. Simonini: Simonini Builders, Charlotte, N.C
• Wild wood
• When good bids go bad: if a bid looks too good, ask questions
  by Al Trellis
• Guest suite
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Wine Cellar Innovations
• Geo-friendly
• Low profile
• Strategic planning: five rules for implementing your plan
  by Steve Maltzman
• WineCellarPro
• Italian technology
• Deco delight