Trisha Brand

A water fountain reminiscent of Mexico’s Chichen Itza pyramid greets you at a roundabout.

Now, they’re more self-contained and much easier to install.

We go weak in the knees for the The Gallery Pastry shop’s crumbly, ganache-filled French macarons.

“People today want a jewel box.”

“A lot of people enjoy gallery homes, but can’t envision living in one.”

“I hate aprons. Anything around my neck drives me insane.”

Paging … convenience.

What a Craftsman house costs around town.

“You can essentially heat the home with a hair dryer.”

The builder admitted to coining the phrase, based on midcentury design from the West Coast, specifically Palm Springs.

It took a while for this coastal trend to take hold in Indiana, but locals desiring seductive eyes like Adele’s or flirtatious flutterers like Katy Perry’s are penciling in eyelash extensions at The Lash Lounge.

Made famous by an episode of HGTV’s House Hunters, this Washington Township Mediterranean-style beauty hit the market recently.

It’s the secret no one wants to talk about: Many couples prefer to sleep apart. Mini masters attempt to solve that.

The mix of pastoral charm and sophisticated urban style is a definite reflection of the times. Even the most rustic elements have polish.

Many frequent shoppers will attest, if you see something worthwhile among the racks, snag it, because tomorrow it’ll be history. And carefully check expiration dates, as many of the items are past their prime.