Revisit architect-designed houses from the ’70s and a home hand-built in the ’80s, check in on the housing market, and meet the proprietors of Dwellness, all in the latest issue of Nest.
Jimmy and Carol Warnock salvaged building materials to save money. Forty-five years — and two additions — later, the home is artsy, light-filled and cozy.
While homes are staying on the market longer and bidding wars are less common, the affordability crisis continues to sideline many potential buyers.
The married partners run Dwellness, a unique hybrid of real estate brokerage, interior design service and retail shop that supports well-being.
The Yale-educated architect and former Vermonter designed houses that seem to move. A new book on his formative experiences is due out in October.
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