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• This is the way to make a home sing. Each area has such personnal touchs that are warm and easy to take care of. Great Job.

  Don Rudolph 02/03/2010

• Good photography. Like simplicity of interior and richness of details at the same time.

  Anatolii 02/04/2010

• Having lived in University Station for almost 2 years (renting) I must say they have turned the typical generic developer influenced condo into a very elegant open space with very unique touches. The original Ikea kitchen offered by the developer was a very space consuming heavy boxed form, the custom Bulthaup kitchen is amazingly clean and simple and does wonders for that space. I do wish there were more photos of the space and less of the food (as delicious as it looked) and a floor plan as well. Great job indeed!

  Raymond B. 02/04/2010

• The gray floor is beautiful, is there anyway to figure out what material it is and where it was sourced?

  V. Rafferty 02/05/2010

• Are the Jacksons willing to share some of their awesome-sounding dinner recipes? I, for one, would like to make a s'mores tart. Yum.

  Michele Posner 02/05/2010

• Thank you. The 12" x 24" floor tiles are porcelain with a honed finish. They are manufactured by Casalgrande Padana. We will most definitely share all of the recipes soon!

  Arthur Jackson 02/05/2010

• Glad to see you two survived your clubbing years. Cool space, food looks amazing.

  anonymous 02/06/2010

• Please, please tell me what kind of dog "Pork Chop" is!

  anonymous 02/06/2010

• Pork Chop is a purebred as far as we're concerned--100% "pure love." Technically though, we're not quite sure of the breed as she was a rescue. Before she ended up in the shelter she was listed in a local paper as an "airdale mix." We see airdale but definitely other things mixed in there too.

  Arthur Jackson 02/07/2010

• Your kitchen is an inspiration. I am looking to do some re-modeling in my Oak Park apt. Who did you employ for an architect/interior designer?

  Rebecca Hachem 02/08/2010

• wonderful article

  pbuoscio 02/09/2010

• Your place looks wonderful. You wouldn't happen to have the specific color and finish of the Casalgrande tile you used for the flooring. I have specifically been looking for tile just like this for some time for a remodel of my kitchen and living room.

  Naveen Reddy 02/10/2010

• Thank you Rebecca. For the kitchen, I worked with Laurie Brady at the Bulthaup Chicago showroom. Thank you Naveen, the series of tile is "Granitogres" and the finish is "Acapulco Nero".

  Arthur Jackson 02/10/2010

• your space is spectacular and is inspiring me to take on more of my own remodel. i love your range hood! would you mind sharing the brand name? also, can i find "dyi" information about in place concrete projects? thank you, frani

  frani 02/11/2010

• Hi. What is the manufacturer of your bed, I've been looking for a soft frame that has a bit of a footboard to it. Thanks!

  greg smith 02/13/2010

• frani, the range hood is also by Bulthaup. There is a great tutorial on pouring your own concrete countertops by "splatgirl" on apartmenttherapy dot com. greg, the bed is "luxus" from DWR.

  Arthur Jackson 02/13/2010

• hi, your place really is beautiful. i've been looking for plates exactly like the ones you have, very simple, flat, white, round plates with a lip around the edge. would you mind sharing where you found them? thanks so much!

  drew 02/13/2010

• Love the little bar nook! Any info on those beautiful glass tiles? I'm looking for something similar. P.S. Your home is gorgeous! :)

  CapreeK 02/15/2010

• Plates are CB2 and the glass tiles are frosted glass on a 12" x 12" mesh square from a large tile outlet. I installed these tiles myself.

  Arthur 02/18/2010

• Your place is beautiful and I love the ceiling fans! Where did you find them?

  M.C. 02/19/2010

• I knew Chelsea Jackson growing up, my mother told me to check out dwell.com because I renovate homes myself. I was quite pleased to see Chelsea and the beautiful home. Mixing early architecture and modern convenience is just awe inspiring. This is definitely something I dream about doing in the future.

  Dylan Montague 02/19/2010

• love those fans too. hope you can tell us where to get similar. great job.

  Owen Mc. 02/20/2010

• Loved looking at the Jackon's home. Am an a crazy hunt to figure out what type of breed their dog is. I am searching for a family dog and we all fell in love with him sleeping on the couch. Would the Jackson's PLEASE email our family with the type of breed their dog is. We would be so ever greatful!!!!!! :)

  Amy Christensen 02/20/2010

• I too would love the recipe for the s'mores tart - we're planning a 'birthday camping trip' for our son's 11th birthday this June and it would make the perfect birthday cake!

  Mara M 02/22/2010

• So sorry! i just saw someone else had asked about Pork Chops. sorry i didn't see that before. thanks. He is sooo loveable!

  amy Christensen 02/22/2010

• More thanks! The ceiling fans are the "Halo" nickel-opal from The Modern Fan Co. Chelsea will be posting her recipe for the s'mores tart soon!

  Arthur 02/22/2010

• Chelsea and Art I love your home. It is beautiful and such a reflection of both of you. Please let me know when you post your recipe for the s'mores tart. I can't wait to try it.

  Mary Jane Felke 02/24/2010

• Chelsea has posted a recipe for the s'mores tart on our blog--just click on my name.

  Arthur Jackson 02/24/2010

• We've also posted Chelsea's recipe for the s'mores tart here on dwell.com: http://www.dwell.com/articles/chelsea-jacksons-smores-tart.html Roll up your sleeves and dive in!

  Miyoko Ohtake 03/15/2010

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