DECEMBER 2006
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FEATURES HOLIDAY MEMORIES For these Marylanders, each glittering Christmas ornament has a story behind it. TOY PLOY Ever since Cabbage Patch Kids, every holiday season must have its must-have toy. (Hint:T.M.X. Elmo!) FAMILY AFFAIR Say "bye" to basic black and embrace holiday gowns in luxe jeweled tones.  BEAUTIFUL BOUNTY Floral designer Joe Ennd spares no effort when it comes to decorating his home for the holidays.  SEASONAL SPARKLE Each Christmas, Jake Boone's neighbors love to look in his windows. No surprise why.  COUNTRY CHRISTMAS An Eastern Shore home dresses for the holidays with an abundance of fresh greens and flowers. DOWNSIZING BY DESIGN This condo is smaller than the couple's former house-but it's no less stylish.  HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE From A to Z, we have 26 fabulous ideas for your holiday giving. |
DEPARTMENTS EDITOR'S NOTE SHOWCASE The Maryland State Boychoir performs holiday shows. GET OUT Style's picks for the can't-miss events to put on your calendar. GALLERY Susan Syke's photorealistic paintings. SAVVY SHOPPER Style's own gal-about-town dishes on what's new in stores. THE DETAILS The versatile accent table. EPICURE Food, wine, frivolity. FOOD FOR THOUGHT Writer Mary K. Zajac on holidays away from home. GOOD TASTES Chef Andrew Evans makes holiday cooking easy. TRAVELOGUE Holiday house and garden tours throughout the region. Arcadiana, a hot new Creole restaurant in D.C. GETAWAYS Rocky Balboah's guide to the City of Brotherly Love. STYLEMAKER Kris Appel's holiday party has a new twist: a "Project Runway" theme. SPOTLIGHT Sculptor Bradford Sweet. SPOTLIGHT Tim Reuwer is the 'Leaf guy.' SPOTLIGHT Artist Rick Shelley bugs out. ENTERTAINING A Scottish-themed Christmas party in Monkton. Designer Jay Jenkins throws a fete to remember at the BMA. THE BACK PAGE Starbucks nation. |
