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- Sep 9, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Indianapolis Monthly
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Sallie Lord's Fisher Home Brings the Design (opens the original)
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“I PACK A lot into this life. I only get one, so I’m trying to live 12 in one,” says Sallie Lord, founder of GreyHunt Interiors. Her very full plate includes running two offices for her design business—one in Northern Virginia and one in Carmel (which recently moved into a new, larger space inside the Indiana Design Center)—serving on the board for the St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild Decorators’ Show House & Gardens, and juggling numerous brand collaborations, all while being a mother and wife. Sh
A Leslie Ayres-Designed Ranch Available In Washington Township (opens the original)
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THE YEAR WAS 1951. On the radio, Nat King Cole crooned “Too Young,” and moviegoers flocked to see An American in Paris. Closer to home, on the north side of Indianapolis, a prominent family moved into their newly constructed, architecturally outstanding abode. The owners were Ice Miller co-founder Merle H. Miller and his wife, Ophelia. They chose celebrated Indianapolis architect Leslie Ayres to execute their vision. It would be his final residential commission before passing away in 1952. Thoug
Contemporary Comfort Available In Eagle Creek (opens the original)
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The home’s multilevel decks provide endless space to spread out, entertain, and bird-watch. Seasoned birders and amateurs alike will enjoy the fantastic array of feathered friends. The homeowner recalls buying new binoculars and a copy of Birds of Indiana so they could get to know their new “neighbors.” And if a shadow suddenly passes over the deck while you’re outside? Be sure to look up, the homeowner advises, because “you’ll see an eagle soaring over the house. How cool is that?”
A Home That Is Grand By Nature (opens the original)
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FOR MORE THAN 20 years, a couple from the north side of Indianapolis enjoyed weekends at the husband’s parents’ home on Grandview Lake in Columbus. As their lives evolved and they welcomed four children, the family outgrew the grandparents’ space and came to a bittersweet realization: The days are long, but the years are short. “We only have so many summers with our kids,” the husband says. While they brainstormed the possibility of building a home nearby, an innovative concept began to percolat
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