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Codi Ann Backman

Codi Ann Backman

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Contributing Photographer, Hunker

Sacramento

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anything that isn't tech (or otherwise geeky)

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Total articles 4

  • The House They Built

    By Marybeth Bizjak, Codi Ann Backman| Sacramento Home Magazine Verified As two of the most successful young developers in Sacramento, Katherine Bardis-Miry and her husband, Bay Miry, have lots of experience building things. She (along with her business partner and cousin, Rachel Bardis) developed The Mill at Broadway, The Grounds and The Good Project. He is the developer behind 16 Powerhouse and the 700 block of K Street. A marble-topped table in the living room is a repository for books.

    By Marybeth Bizjak, Codi Ann Backman · Sacramento Home Magazine

    Jan. 31, 2020

  • Melanie Abrantes Takes Us inside Her Modern Boho Studio and Home

    By Codi Ann Backman, Eva Recinos Verified| Hunker Verified Who: Melanie AbrantesWhere: Oakland, California Style: Modern boho with eclectic detailsDesigner Melanie Abrantes's craft comes down to one major material that she fell in love with: cork. Yes, the kind that you might usually encounter as you pin up reminders on a board or set your drink down on a coaster. Abrantes elevates the material, often mixing it with wood, in her carefully carved home items — candle holders, hanging planters, vases, canisters, you name it.

    By Codi Ann Backman, Eva Recinos Verified · Hunker

    Oct. 25, 2019

  • The House They Built

    By Marybeth Bizjak, Codi Ann Backman| Sacramento Home Magazine Verified As two of the most successful young developers in Sacramento, Katherine Bardis-Miry and her husband, Bay Miry, have lots of experience building things. She (along with her business partner and cousin, Rachel Bardis) developed The Mill at Broadway, The Grounds and The Good Project. He is the developer behind 16 Powerhouse and the 700 block of K Street. A marble-topped table in the living room is a repository for books.

    By Marybeth Bizjak, Codi Ann Backman · Sacramento Home Magazine

    Jan. 31, 2020

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Hunker

eHow is an online how-to guide platform with articles and videos that offers step-by-step instructions.

United States, United States

+1 310-394-6400

Founded: 1999