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Detroit Home Design Awards 2009

On March 3, Detroit Home magazine celebrated the areas architects, artisans, and interior designers at the fifth-annual Detroit Home Design Awards. The event was at the Max M. Fisher Music Center and featured strolling dinner, cocktails, and an awards show. Photographs by Beth Hoxie

March 03, 2009

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Angela Mulder, Wayne Visbeen, Marcy Stellin, Megan TerVeen	Anthony Nestro, Mandy and Eric Lark	Benny Spielmann, Caroline Smith, Arie Groeneveld	Cheri Bondy, Bill Ratcliff, Bill Bondy	Chuck Clark, Harriett Pauluzzi, Marla Weiss, Jan Grudzen
Debboie LeRoy, Bill Stephenson, Maureen Spalding	Dominic and Shannon Nicita, Stephen Jaworski	Dominic and Shannon Nicita, Wayne Visbeen, Melissa and Tom Jaworski	Dominic Nicita, Tom Jaworski, Shannon Nicita, Melissa Jaworski	Fiona Forbes, Caroline Smith
Fiona Forbes, Caroline Smith, Teri Gildner	Jack Perlmutter, Lois Winslow-Gordon, Lee Hart	Janice Wilson, Greg and Susan Bartelt, Gary Wine	Jeff Cook, Eric Johnson, Hildy Corbett,Don Cooper	Jim Rysdorp, Tim Priest, Dave Mey
John Lindsay Mayer, Bonnie Piceu, Michael Coyne, Jon Jordan	Karen Drew	Karen Drew, Fiona Forbes	Keith and Mary Lee Killoran,Anna Killoran, Joseph Campanelli, Faye Gappy-Shamoun	Kurt Newcomb, Janice Wilson, Benny Spielmann, Jill Flaugher, Jackie Bean, Jesse Adler

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