1. Before & After: Renovating a Small House in Seattle
2. Deidre Hall’s House in California
3. What We Want in Houses Now
4. 6 Decorating Trends for Summer
5. A Blah Sunroom Gets a Beachy Makeover
6. Rustic English Country Style in the Smoky Mountains
7. Some Do’s & Don’ts for House Hunters
8. HGTV’s Green Home 2012
9. Kelsey Grammer Buys Beverly Hills Villa
10. “The Little Couple” Builds Big New House
P.S. Many thanks to all of you who stopped by my blog this month, left comments, participated in our discussions on Facebook, and told me about great “house stories” like these. I appreciate every single one of you! -Julia 
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Hey Julia, I can’t quite find how to contact you privately, sorry…anyway, my hubby and our (then) two kids were on Househunters in Texas about 6 or 7 years ago–back in the Suzanne Whang days
. A few days ago I was telling my hairdresser all the little insider secrets and “fake” stuff from how they film the show, and I thought I’d let you know I’d love to do a little interview here about our experience if you were ever interested. Feel free to contact me at westernwarmth *at* gmail.
I’d love to hear about your experience! I’ll email you. Thanks!
Hi Julia!
Another month of fantastic houses. :>) I was wondering; have you ever had any access to pictures of Clint Eastwood’s home? He one of our favorite actors; but also apparently quite private.
I sat through 45 minutes of the new Reality show “Mrs. Eastwood and Company” to try to see the house..in vain. 90% was filmed out in LA and the shots at the “Eastwood Home” were very minimal. I had the idea that the tiny parts of the kitchen and a bedroom that they showed might be a guest house. There was one quick “half shot” of possibly the front of the main house. Just curious.
PS: Lets just say Mrs. Eastwood is no Mr. Eastwood. Pretty sad when a TV show is worse than the Kardashians! :>)
Thx
Have a nice day!
You know, I don’t think I ever have seen photos of Clint’s house. I haven’t seen the new show, either–doesn’t sound like I’m missing much, huh?
Julia, there is no way I could have missed any of your posts. I absolutely love your blog and must visit every day. Of all the houses featured in your blog, it was #6 Rustic English Country in The Appalachians that has truly captured me. I study that house every day pondering how it was built. It even inspired me to read Wind in the Willows. Thank you.
That’s nice to hear–thanks, Joan!
I needed one more peek at Deidre Halls’s porch! I think I’ll have to pin it. Thanks, Julia.
I do love her porch!
I totally missed the Smoky Mountain house posting the first time around!! Glad I caught it this time!! I grew up about an hour from the Smokies!! Glad to hear your family enjoys going there.