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Sally Finder Weepie

Sally Finder Weepie

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Managing Editor, The Zine Group

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Travel, Ski Resort News , E-Bikes, Surfing , Splitboarding, Hunting , Outdoor Gear, Snowboarding

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Non-local issues, rumors, marketing masquerading as news.

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Total articles 72

  • A Designer Turned Her Childhood Friend's Home into a Masterful Mash-Up of '70s and '80s Decor Hits

    By Sally Finder Weepie| Midwest Living Verified Burnt orange, lava lamps and disco. The 1970s get a bad rap. But it's also an era that hustled in well-traveled boho, textural rattan and cane, sultry brass, global pattern and bold abstract art. These style stalwarts decorate today's most au courant homes—and the childhood memories of two friends who pulled from the past to shape a new home. "We go way back," says interior designer Rebekah Zaveloff of her friend Lorie FitzGibbon. "We grew up together in Ohio.

    By Sally Finder Weepie · Midwest Living

    May. 16, 2023

  • A New Build in Houston Features Fresh Color and Materials Rooted in the Past

    By Sally Finder Weepie| Better Homes & Gardens Verified Old houses, like a time-honored bookstore or a labyrinthine curiosity shop, possess an almost gravitational pull, drawing us in to explore, to discover their stories. Wouldn't it be magical if a 21st-century house, say a new build in Houston, could do the same? "The concept from the start of this project was a new old house," designer Benjamin Johnston says.

    By Sally Finder Weepie · Better Homes & Gardens

    Jul. 20, 2022

  • A Designer Turned Her Childhood Friend's Home into a Masterful Mash-Up of '70s and '80s Decor Hits

    By Sally Finder Weepie| Midwest Living Verified Burnt orange, lava lamps and disco. The 1970s get a bad rap. But it's also an era that hustled in well-traveled boho, textural rattan and cane, sultry brass, global pattern and bold abstract art. These style stalwarts decorate today's most au courant homes—and the childhood memories of two friends who pulled from the past to shape a new home. "We go way back," says interior designer Rebekah Zaveloff of her friend Lorie FitzGibbon. "We grew up together in Ohio.

    By Sally Finder Weepie · Midwest Living

    May. 16, 2023

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