Today's Home Living - 2010

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From left: Liz Reego, La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries Owner;Palm Singh, La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries VP of Design;Robyn McNelly, La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries VP of Design A Press Tribune Publication


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The Difference is ExperienceThe Atrium Salon Spa is Granite Bays finest salon spa. The Atrium first

introduced itself to the Placer community in 1999 being this areas first truefull service salon and day spa and still continues to thrive. The Atrium is a5,031 square-foot full-service spa facility dedicated exclusively to guests well-being. Facials,Pedicures,Massage, HairServices, are just

some of theservices the Atriumhas to offer.Atriums goal is toprovide luxuriousservices in atranquil setting.The Atrium is the

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Brock and thesalon counts onthe experience,expertise, andsupport of salon manager Lisa Flowers and spa manager Noki Ellison. Havingboth started with the Atrium when it first opened its doors, they continue toraise standards for their guests experience and service.The staff at the Atrium Salon Spa is unparalleled, they continue advanced

education on a regular basis to bring back the latest in trends and spa servicesto their clients. The Atrium carries only the finest salon spa product lines in

the industry such as Bumble and Bumble, Kerastace, Aveda, True, andPevonia. Having been recognized as one of the top salon spas in the countryby Salon Today Magazine and locally by Roseville Granite Bay Style, theAtrium still remains the top salon in the Placer area.So Relax.Place yourself in the capable hands of these professionals, theyll give you

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BACKYARD PARADISEMeet a couple who have turned their patio into a personal oasis

Page 4

RE-ROOFING REQUIREMENTS

Energy-saving rules now in effectPage 7

FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYERS

Financial help with your first homePage 8

GROW YOUR OWN

Backyard vegetable gardensPage 12

AWESOME KID CAVES

Give your childs room that personal touch

Page 14

HISTORIC HANGOUTS

Three local communities upgrade their streetsPage 20

Editor Michelle CarlAdvertising Director Suzanne Stevenson

Design and production Paul Cambra

Cover design Susan Morin

Photography Philip WoodContributors Jon Brines, Sena Christian,Heidi Coker-Rothery, Eric Laughlin,

Kristin Withrow,

Todays Home Living 188 Cirby Way,Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 786-8746Todays Home Living is owned and published

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Todays Home LivingMAY 2010

ON THE COVERLa-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries owner Liz Reego, left, stands with vicepresidents of design Palm Singh and Robyn McNelly in front of theGranite Bay Villa Showcase, presented by La-Z-Boy.

When: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, May 21 and 22;and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday, May 23.Where: 15,000-square-foot, $3.5 million villa off Eureka Road inGranite BayWhy: Proceeds will benefit CASA Foster YouthCost: $25 per person at the door but two-for-one tickets can bepurchased in advance at the La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries in Roseville,Gold River, Sacramento and Elk Grove. Tickets include a $25 coupongood at any local La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries (one per ticket).Info: www.lazboyhome.com.Other participating retailers involved include California Backyard,El Dorado Home Theater, Excellent Construction, Inc., J. FitzpatrickCollection, Gyori Development, Le Petit Chateau, Mercedes Benz,Sherman Clay Steinway and Sleep Train.

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I

f you step into Brett and JamieSmiths Rocklin backyard, twothings will immediately take place:

Youll be about 20 degrees cooler andyoull feel like youre no longer inRocklin.

The Smiths, like many other NorthernCalifornia couples, shelved their vacationplans this year to turn their average-sizedbackyard into a vibrant tropical paradise.

What was once a typical suburbangrassy backyard is now a moist oasis thatseasy on both the eyes and soul. A waterfountain, a sparkly fire pit and low main-

tenance plants and trees provide the working family plenty of opportunity torelax and entertain.

All I can say is that it was so worth iJamie Smith said. We basically creat

our own tropical getaway.She said she and Brett had lived at th

home for seven years and wanted a plato unwind after work. They also wantedplace where family and friends could assemble on the weekends.

Oh, my parents have already said oplace is going to be the new get-togethspot, she said. Weve always all gone their place, but now the whole family hseen this and theyre pretty excited.

Contractor Rick Abalos has seen dozeof couples who are just as excited as th


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Rick Abalos, foreground, lays out rocks at the base of a waterfall he created for his clients in their Rocklin backyard, whileSergio Muniz tidies up another area of the backyard.

Backyard makeovers replacing vacations these daysBY ERIC LAUGHLIN

TODAYS HOME LIVING CORRESPONDENT

Paradise out the back door

My parents have already said

our place is going to be the

new get-together spot ... the

whole family has seen this and

theyre pretty excited.Jamie Smith, Rocklin homeowner



Smiths. His Roseville-based landscapedesign business, Rivercity Landscaping,performed the overhaul on their backyardand has also conducted similar backyardmakeovers in the Sacramento area.

To Abalos, one trend has become veryclear: More and more families are drop-ping expensive vacation plans to spendmoney on their day to day living space.

What it comes down to is that its aninvestment, he said. Youre basicallyputting money back into your home,

while being able to enjoy something thatlasts a lot longer than a vacation. And itsalso a reflection of your lifestyle.

Abalos said the Smith project beganwhen the couple approached him withsome ideas of their own.

I took their ideas and added my ideas

and then we drew something up, he said.Then once wed selected the design, theactual project only took about three and ahalf weeks.

He said one of the simplest ways thSmiths were able to acquire their desirtropical feel was by using decorative

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1. Add a unique water feature2. Use decorative concrete3. Add multiple gathering areas4. Use colorful plants5. Install outdoor lighting


Rick Abalos, owner of Rivercity Landscaping, sits on the outside fireplace in the

backyard paradise he created for his clients, Brett and Jamie Smith.

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this case orange-colored) concrete. Ttypical gray slab, he said, doesnt ha

much appeal.Other features set up to add visu

appeal include chopped-up pieces of tempered glass around the fire pit.

The glass makes it look really newhen the fire is going, he said. You gthis amazing speckled reflection.

The waterfall is both environmentasound and safe for small children. Flowi

water appears as if its vanishing amidsmall rocks, when in fact its going into underground tank to be pumped back fre-use. The lack of standing water guaratees child safety and also removes t

opportunity for unsightly algae to formJamie Smith said she and her fam

cant wait for summer barbecues and topportunity to roast marshmallowaround the fire pit.

The kids will be here when we do thbut the rest of the time they have the fro

yard, she joked. Because this is the aduspace.

For more information on RivercLandscaping, call Abalos at (916) 723586. Hes a licensed contractor and h

wife Beth is a licensed designer.


Rick Abalos, owner of Rivercity Landscaping, smooths out the tempered glass in the outside fireplace in the backyard heredesigned and turned into a paradise for his Rocklin clients.

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Are you are a homeowner shopping fora new roof?

The obvious decisions you will ponderover are color, style and which roofingcompany to hire. Now, however, there areeven more details about the installation ofa new roof to think about.

For the intended purpose of reducingCalifornias energy consumption, Title 24,part 6 Californias Building Energy Effi-ciency Standard became effective on Jan.1 of this year.

Simply put, when re-roofing you willeither have to install a CRRC (Cool RoofRating Council) approved cool roof or usean alternative prescriptive measureapproach.

What this means for the majority of con-sumers who are purchasing a new roof is

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For nearly two years the federal gov-

ernment has been offering first-timehome buyers an opportunity to get

cash for their down payment.But there are more programs out there if

you look.Buyers who financed at least $80,000 on

a property and meet other criteria canreceive $8,000 or 10 percent of the pur-chase price with a federal first-time home-buyers credit.

We didnt have the money to putdown, said new Rocklin homeownerAmanda Millard. The program was great

and was probably one of our only oppor-tunities to buy a home right now.

Millard, 7-month-old Striker and herhusband Sean and his daughter Macy,moved from renting in Roseville and arenow enjoying the advantages of their own

place.It was very exciting, Amanda Milla

said. If you dont have the money to pdown its a great way to be able to do it.

Goodman Realty broker and owner PeGoodman explains how the progra


First-time homebuyers Sean and Amanda Millard moved from an apartment in Roseville to this home in Rocklin.

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We didnt have the money to put down.The program wasgreat and was probably one of our only opportunities to

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You dont have to wait until taxtime, Goodman said. This is realmoney from the IRS and you getmailed a check from the IRS aftercompleting a form at the end of thepurchase.

The State of California recentlypassed an additional credit for 5 per-cent of the purchase price or up to$10,000 for first-time home buyers oranyone who purchases a new home.

Goodman said that money is pro-vided from the state over a three-yearperiod in your tax return filings.

In essence, $3,333 a year for thenext three years, assuming both theproperty and yourself qualify, Good-man said.

Homebuyers have to qualify includ-ing the purchase a house of at least

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2010. Goodman said some will luckout.

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You must be under contract byApril 30 and close before the end ofJune, Goodman said.

Members of the Armed Service haveuntil April 2011. Goodman said thereare other options to help cashstrapped first-time home buyers.

There are other credits available,Goodman said. Many people havebeen successful in receiving up to 3percent from the seller to be usedtoward closing costs.

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Amanda Millard, with her 9-month-old son, Stryker, water their plants in the front yard of their new Rocklin home.

In some cases, it is the equivalentpaying 3 percent over what couhave paid to purchase the home anfinancing your own closing cosGoodman said to be protected, buers need to consult the experts.

Team up with a Realtor who helping buyers and understands tland mines to avoid, Goodman saTrusting the advice of your Realthas never been more important.

For the Millards, mowing the lawor doing the laundry has never felt sweet. Their Realtor was someone s

trusted all her life.My mom was our Realtor, Ama

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When we finally got the house it wasgreat feeling.

She recommends buyers need take advantage of the programs avaable.

I would definitely use it, said Mlard. With the economy and thousing prices being low, its a gre

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ummer is a bountiful time for garden-ers in northern California. Anyonewho has tasted a home-grown toma-

to or melon knows they offer an outstand-ing burst of flavor that simply does notcome from the grocery store.

The easiest, most affordable and satisfy-ing way to enjoy the outstanding foods ofsummer is to grow them in your backyard.Gardening is a relatively simple processthat yields big rewards with just a littleeffort.

Appropriately, the process starts withplanning from the ground up.

To begin, choose a location that receives

a lot of sunlight. Six hours a day or more isideal for summer vegetables. Also consid-er how close the watering source will be.The easier it is to water and observe the

garden, the more likely it is to be cared for.There are many options for actuallychoosing a planting location: in-groundplanting, creating a raised bed with woodor block sides, or patio and container gar-dening in large pots. The options are lim-

itless, but all require some basic necessi-ties.If the garden will be in the ground or in

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A backyard garden is an easy, afford-able way to enjoy fresh summer pro-duce.

You too can grow veggies

SAMPLE GARDENSPlants develop symbiotic relationships with

each other to help them repel insects and

be productive. For great variety and added

natural disease resistance, try these planting

combinations.

Salsa Garden: Tomatoes (with cage sup-

port), peppers, cilantro, basil. Add marigolds

for pest resistance.

Snack Garden: Cucumbers (on a trellis or

support to save ground space) and radishes.

Add marigolds or nasturtiums for color and

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TeePee Fun: Use tall sticks like bamboo or

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The easiest, most affordable and

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amendment. Sheri Fischer from theFlower Farm nursery in Loomis recom-mends adding three to four inches ofcompost to the native soil, then working itin with a shovel. Compost is sold in bags atnurseries and garden centers, making it aconvenient additive for smaller gardens. Itis important to use the native soil, as it isfull of important nutrients as well.

Use good organic compost to improvethe soil so the plants can access the nutri-ents they need, Fischer said.

If you prefer to plant in pots, a 15-gal-lon pot is perfect to grow tomatoes in, justmake sure you have drain holes and usepotting soil, not dirt, in

your pot, Fischeradded.

Once the soil isamended, plants can beadded. When deciding what toplant, it is important to consider thegarden from a vertical perspective. This

allows the gardener to maximize plantingspaces, especially in a small space. Forexample, tomatoes can grow at the back ofa bed or supported on a cage. Below them,

try tucking in a basil plant or pepper plant,and adding chives or radishes that alsocan grow among each other easily.

These plants all benefit fromgrowing together, by help-

ing resist pest infesta-tions and providingshade for each other.

Put some flowersin it, Fischer said.

You want it to be pret-

ty, too. Water is the final basic necessityrequired in the garden. While there aremany options, such as drip irrigation kits

or soaker hoses, sometimes it is best keep it simple.

Janet Simkins, the manager of SierNursery in Roseville, recommends han

watering for smaller gardens.Youll watch them better, see inse

problems and get a feel for that spoSimkins said. If youre visiting every da

youll start to know your plants and thwater needs,.

Generally, plants will need to watered about every other day. Watch fwilting, or stick a finger in the soil to see

it is moist. Daily watering will too much for most plants, an

can result in less satisfyivegetables.

As an example, Simkexplained, Tomatoes hahigher sugar concentratioand taste better when thare watered less frequentl

There is a simple truth

gardening that should alwabe observed, which both Fischer anSimkins pointed out, Grow what yofamily likes and it is hard to go wrong.



Decorating your kids room can be afun and creative way to combinetheir unique style, tastes and inter-

ests in one room designated for them andtheir daily routines.

The challenge often comes in finding

that perfect balance between the parentslikes and the son or daughter feeling thatthe room is a true reflection of who theyare.

As a parent, I love decorating my chil-drens rooms. From the nursery to the pre-schooler bedroom, the decorating journeyhas been fun and full of change.

The kids room is a place where theysleep, play, study, store their belongingsand lets face it take time to just be a kid.All of which are equally valuable.

Making the decision to decorate your

kids room in a unique way is an opportu-nity to transform a simple space into aspecial personal place.

When taking on this task parents shouldhave a clear outline and plan completewith a realistic budget. It is really easy tospiral out of control on both lofty ideasand cost both of which are unneces-sary.

Paint

The most basic yet dramatic chanthat can be made to any room is a coatpaint.

Painting a kids bedroom can providewith an immediate facelift at a reasonab

price. Choose a color that fits with yochilds style and tastes. This can be tstart of developing a theme for their roothat can grow with them from their pmary years through adolescence.

AccessoriesNext, add personal touches. When o

kids are younger, simply framing anmounting their artwork is a great way keep their bedroom personal. They csee that they have created their space anthat it is truly theirs.

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When decorating your kids room, you can transform a simple space into a special personal place.

Decorating your kids roomBY HEIDI COKER-ROTHERY


A place of their ownThe challenge often comes in

finding that perfect balance

between the parents likes and

the son or daughter feeling

that the room is a true

reflection of who they are.



As our children grow personalizationremains an asset.

Monogramming their pillows, canvasstorage bins, beanbags, or bedding canalso make them feel that they have a senseof ownership over their room.

Even if you chose these items, theirname is on them!

FurnitureSelecting furniture that can grow with

your child is a wise investment. If donecorrectly, what began as a nursery couldeasily convert to an appropriate room formany years with just very basic alter-ations.

Most cribs these days can covert to tod- SEE TRANSFORM PAGE 17

Many locastores offedecoratingworkshopto helptransformyour kids

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Selecting furniture that can

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what began as a nursery could

easily convert to an appropriate

room for many years with just

very basic alterations.


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Angie, the salon manager of the Brockway Hair Design in Johnson Ranch worked andtrained with company founder Helen Brock. She has been with the company almost 20years and has attended advanced educational events with David Stanko from the RedkenExchange in New York, Roy Peters, Dennis Gebhart, Scot Sherman among others. Whatdoes she like the best about working at Brockway, My staff, they have become mysecond family and offer me inspiration and creativity to share with my clients. We focus

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Toddler size train tables can also convertto activity tables and eventually into fulldesks with the addition of leg extensions.Changing tables can transform intodressers with a quick fix. The possibilitiesare endless.

These furniture items can be purchasedretail and also through childrens furniture

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The rise of the strip mall has left somcity centers struggling. It just so happethat three local cities are trying to lure peple back to their historic downtowns wistreet beautification projects.

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Back in the mid-1800s, the city Roseville used to be called Junction. Th was a testament to the communifounding industry: the railroad.

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Residents gather outside earlier this year at the opening celebration of AuburnsCentral Square Streetscape project, at the corner of High and Lincoln streets.

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A streetscape project recently complet-ed by the Roseville RedevelopmentAgency pays tribute to this past. The

Riverside Streetscape InfrastructureImprovement Project includes structures

and signs designed to reflect trains andrailways, and give a peek into the citysvibrant history.

It celebrates our railroad roots, saidMayor Gina Garbolino, during an event inApril commemorating the completion ofthe streetscape project.

In March, the citys redevelopmentagency completed a 15-month projectthat began in October of 2008 to renovatea stretch of Riverside Avenue. The areaencompasses six blocks along RiversideAvenue and includes adjacent alleywaysthat extend from Darling Way to Douglas

Boulevard.The city spent $9.5 million about $2

million less than the original estimate forthe project on infrastructure andstreetscape improvements.

Paul Richardson, director of theRoseville Redevelopment Agency, saidimprovements to the sewer, water andelectrical systems in the corridor accom-panied beautification efforts.

The project included shorter cross-walks, which makes the area more pedes-trian friendly. Traffic-calming measures

were implemented, as well as angled park-ing spaces to increase the parking supply.The city also planted shade trees.

The Riverside Streetscape project is part

of a long-term strategy to revitalize down-town Roseville that began in 1989 whenthe city adopted redevelopment plansthat targeted the renovation of four com-mercial corridors in 30 years.

The Central Roseville RevitalizationPlan established the goal of threestreetscape projects. The Vernon Streetstreetscape was completed in 2002, theHistoric Old Town project in February2008 and, most recently, the Riverside

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(The Riverside streetscape project) isimportant to the community because itfocuses on the heart of Roseville, Gar-bolino said. Its important for our currentand future residents to appreciate ourpast. Anything that looks attractive andwell planned will attract private invest-ment to the area. We cant do everythingthrough public money. (Streetscape proj-ects) are what we need to make downtowna vibrant place.

~ Sena Christian

Auburns Central SquareConstruction on Auburns Central

Square Streetscape development began inJuly and finished with a Feb. 24 ribbon-cutting ceremony. The entire streetscape

project will be completed in phases withthe first phase being Central Square at theLincoln Way and High Street intersection.

The streetscape (project) does twoimportant things, said City CouncilmanKevin Hanley. One is it uses redevelop-ment dollars to provide private sector jobs

to local construction crews; thats impor-

tant during a recession. The second thingis it helps build a stronger business districtand gathering place. Its especially impor-tant in historical business districts.

The Central Square project includedlandscaping, building commemorativepavers and a fire pit, planting a Christmas

tree and installing new streetlights.

There are also three pedestals in CentSquare, on which city officials hope to part pieces that will represent the heart

Auburns culture and history. The themfor the pedestals were decided by tStreetscape History and Art Adviso


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Committee and approved by the CityCouncil. The Art Commission will recom-mend the exact pieces of art, but have yetto put a call out for artist proposals.

Additional phases are planned tobranch out from Central Square andinclude redeveloping sidewalks, andbuilding more commemorative plaquesand interpretative signs to tell Auburnsstory. The city is collecting residents sug-gestions for people, places and eventsworth noting within the streetscape.

The conception of the streetscape proj-ect dates back to 2005. The city had to gainthe right to do construction on Highway49 from the California Department ofTransportation, which required passinglegislation through the state.

The Auburn Urban Development

Authority oversees the streetscape project.The first phase of the project cost $2.2 mil-lion in redevelopment funds. The entireproject is estimated at $12 million.

Streetscape is designed to connectDowntown with Old Town and encouragethe community to mingle.

Its going to draw more walking-traffic,which will help everyone in the vicinity,Hanley said. You get to see local folks,friends, family gather around the fire pit.Thats what Ive found people really wantis that kind of community.

City officials and residents hope tredevelopment will also promote touris

~ Melody Sto

Folsoms Historic DistrictThe Folsom Historic District Revitaliz

tion project will cost the city $8.4 milliand run through at least Novembaccording to city officials. The projebroke ground in January. Crews removthe median and cut down the trees on tcitys historic Sutter Street. Officials say t

project will also include moving utilitiunderground on Wool Street.

The citys aging sewer system will albe replaced in conjunction with the roa

work. The sidewalks will be widened anmade compliant with the Americans anDisabilities Act. Trees will also be plante

Folsom Mayor Jeff Starsky said the proect will help the town get back in tou

with its history.For a century, these merchants ha

been a powerhouse in this city, he saIts time to reinvest here. Were going take this back to the 1880s. Were going

take the historic district back to its historoots.

Starsky said the project is expected last months, causing traffic and parkiproblems, but he encouraged residentsvisit the historic district anyway.

(It) will be an inconvenience, Starssaid. Folsom Live, Thursday Night Mark(and) craft fairs will go on. There will belot of activity down here. We need to suport the merchants.

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