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Riverwoods Architecture Tour Page 2 |
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![]() The remodeling kept the circular master bathroom |
![]() This vintage photo shows how the home was furnished in the 60’s |
![]() Vintage photo showing the Humrich furniture |
![]() Vintage photo of the living area |
![]() Vintage photo shows the bar and dining area |
![]() This Humrich home is from 1961 |
![]() The current owners call the home "a piece of heaven in the woods" |
![]() The house has several additions which blend beautifully |
![]() The clean horizontal design shows another facet of Edward Humrich |
![]() This Humrich home from 1953 is oriented around an entry courtyard' |
![]() The courtyard provides seating and garden area |
The home features angled roof lines |
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![]() The interior shows Humrich’s use of wood throughout |
![]() Large, common brick fireplaces are included in most Humrich homes |
![]() The kitchen has been redone for homeowners who love to cook |
![]() Wrap-around decks extend the space |
![]() This Edward Humrich home from 1960 was one of Humrich’s favorites |
![]() Designed for the Gessners, the ceiling features a circular motif made of wood |
![]() The dining area still has the original cabinets and fireplace |
![]() The kitchen is expansive with lots of built-in stainless steel appliances |
![]() This Milton Schwartz home from 1979 was built in the modern tradition |
![]() Although a larger home, it fits perfectly into the neighborhood |
For more details on this exciting new group, please contact: Joe Kunkel
joe@jetsetmodern.com or (T) 312-371-0986