Lifestyle

Buckingham Companies, the CityWay developer, seems to have thought of everything.

“It was important for us to be as intersectional with as many different people as possible. I’m most thankful our kids are growing up that way.”

“When I asked what it would mean, they told me I’d be on the show and get some free upgrades. OK!”

“We had a Realtor come over to give us an idea of what our home was worth. You could’ve knocked me over with a feather.”

“This is a walk-and-bike-everywhere neighborhood.”

The project is a grand ambition that aims to fit into the overall narrative for downtown.

“I feel like I’m in the metropolis, but once I’m in my unit, I don’t hear the city.”

“We did have the experience of inviting people over and hearing, ‘What have you done?’”

“It’s like we have the city to ourselves on Saturday mornings.”

You could say it’s a store that’s ready for its close-up.

The commanding facade, with its mix of brick, ornate cast-iron detailing, arched windows, and Corinthian columns, has fared well over the years, thanks in part to the local historical society’s jurisdiction on the exterior.

Pretty sneaky.

Vintage and modern goods mingle comfortably at this new Noblesville shop.

“When we are running around with big smiles on our faces and appear to be nuts, it’s because we just saw a flower for the first time.”

Relaxed, low-key luxury the whole family will love.