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n Plethora of plants Michael Spencer’s Make It Green column offers a valuable listing source for plants. 2D Neapolitan Friday, June 21, 2013 Section D HOME | CLASSIFIED Editor’s Note: Get Orga- nized columnist Marla Ot- tenstien will be on a special project in July. Her column will return Aug. 2. Dear Marla: Shoes, shoes, everywhere shoes! That’s my life! To make matters worse, I have large feet, which means my shoes are larger than Cinderel- la’s glass slipper and take up more room than you can imagine. Then there are my kids’ shoes, which seem to be everywhere. What’s the best way to organize your shoes? — Mother of 2, Marco Island Dear mother of 2: Con- gratulations, you have just asked the proverbial or- ganizing question! It’s my pleasure to give you some food for thought. I’m assuming you don’t have a custom-built closet system in place; so for the sake of today’s column, I’m going to list a variety of solutions for people like you and me who have a fair amount of shoes but no designated place to store them. Several of the following organizing systems come in multiples of six, 12 or 24, each of which, depending upon the size of your shoe and heel height, will hold one pair of shoes or one shoe. Shoe cubbies: For me, this is the best way to maximize the underuti- lized space in all of our closets — the area beneath where your clothes hang. My favorite is the 12- or 15-pair shoe organizer, which can be lined up, one next to another, or stacked, up to three units high. (Note: each cubby measures about 11.5 inches by 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches.) Six-pocket or 10-pocket hanging canvas shoe hold- ers: These cloth closet organizers hang over the clothing rods in your clos- et and are, in my opinion, major space hogs, taking away valuable hanging space. Also, although they are washable, they tend to get very dusty and smelly in a short time. Behind-the-door, vinyl or cloth hanging shoe hold- er: As long as you have a standard residential door in your closet and not a pocket or bifold door, the multiple pockets are great for storing everything from craft supplies to shoes. Avoid putting pat- ent leather shoes in the vinyl pockets. With the shoe cubby, behind-the-door or over- the-door organizing sys- tems, try to avoid the temp- tation to jam more than one pair of shoes into each cub- by, pocket or shelf. It’s not easy, but over time it does help save your shoes from excessive wear and tear. Over-the-door metal shoe racks: Again, if your closet has a standard residential door, this will work, but remember, once you hang your shoes on the metal holders, the rack will be wide and cumber- some. Multitier stackable racks: These are ideal for storing sneakers in your garage, but since most of these are composed of slatted wood shelving, it’s difficult to store high-heeled shoes. Plus, because the shelving is essentially “open,” any dirt on the bottom of your shoes eventually will land on the floor. Under-the-bed shoe n How to successfully stash your shoes in a usable way MARLA OTTENSTIEN/SPECIAL TO THE DAILY NEWS (2) If you choose to keep your shoes in the original boxes they came in, take a photo to tape or glue to the outside of the box for easy access and identification. Labeling each box also works, but taking a photo is faster and easier. To use the “dead” space beneath your clothes and keep shoes organized, shoe cubbies, such as this one, can be stacked on top of one another or lined up in a neat row. A spa bath is designed by Rifra at Richlin International. By Lisa Mishler Daily News Correspondent Kitchens and baths are the most remodeled and detailed rooms in the home. We spend an awful lot of time in both rooms, and the desire to fit the way we live drives trends, product in- novations and the design when remod- eling or building a new home. “Take into consideration how long you and your family plan on living in the home. If it is for 10 or more years, plan the space specifically for your needs and behavior patterns. The kitchen and bath are what bring in the most bang for your buck,” said L. Maxine Corbett, co-owner and principal interior designer for Rich- lin International at Miromar Design Center. Corbett sees several bath trends: n cooling medicine cabinets, which refrigerate items such as medications and organic skin products; n showers that allow homeowners to create a spalike atmosphere in their homes with digital platforms to wrap water, sound, light and steam together; and n bathtubs with built-in stereo systems where sound is broadcast through the tub walls. Find out what’s hot for cool kitchens and baths IF YOU GO HOT TRENDS FOR COOL KITCHENS AND BATHS What: A seminar led by a panel of three experts When: 11 a.m. Tuesday Cost: Free RSVP: By Monday online at MiromarDesignCenter.com Where: Miromar Design Center, 10800 Corkscrew Road, I-75, Exit 123 in Estero Contact: 239-390-5111 By Bernard T. Davidow The Hartford Courant HARTFORD,Conn.— Lisa Tonner was living in Fairfield County, Conn., and knew nothing about paganism when, in the late 1980s, she accepted an invitation to go to the city. “My friend said, ‘Do you want to go to New York? We’re going to a magic shop’,” she recalled. “And I thought, magic, like pulling rabbits out of a hat.” As it turned out, they were going to the Magickal Childe, a popular Manhattan store for the Pagan community. “I thought wizards and witches were the stuff from ‘Lord of the Rings’ and movies and fantasy books, and I walked in, I took a look around, and … (I said) this stuff is real. And I was immediately fascinated and I started buying books and teaching myself,” said Tonner, who grew up in an Episcopalian family who didn’t go to church. She saw a notice for the Fairfield County Witches Network and got involved. “That actually became the Connecticut Wiccan and Pagan Network,” she said. As network vice president, Tonner, who now lives in the Hartford area, is preparing for this weekend’s celebration of the summer solstice. (In South Florida, a Sum- mer Solstice festival is planned at Lake Okeechobee Resort and Marina through Sunday; information: indigocrescent.com.) Of all the days of the year, the sun stays longest in Longest day of the year carries special significance for pagans GET OUT AND PLAN YOUR DAY TODAY: Get a free 24-ounce Jetty Punch Smoothie from 2 to 7 p.m. at Tropical Smoothie Cafe at 570 U.S. 41 N., Naples; 5016 Airport-Pulling Road N., Naples; 13585 U.S. 41 N., Naples; 5072 Annunciation Circle, Ave Maria; and 10011 Estero Town Commons Drive, if you are wearing flip-flops to celebrate National Flip-Flop Day. Donations will be accepted for Camp Sunshine, a retreat for families with a child who has a life-threatening illness. SATURDAY: Take Dad or Granddad for a free Orange Jeep Tour when he is with a paying child or adult starting at 8 a.m. at the Ave Maria Information Center, 5076 Annunciation Circle. The cost is $25 for children 12 and younger and $35 for adults. Feet accompli MARLA OTTENSTEIN GET ORGANIZED See ORGANIZED, 15D See PAGAN, 15D See COOL, 11D

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Page 1: Neapolitan - Miromar Design Center...Jun 21, 2013  · designated place to store them. Several of the following organizing systems come inmultiplesofsix,12or24, each of which, depending

n Plethora of plants Michael Spencer’sMake It Green column offers a valuable listingsource for plants. 2D

NeapolitanFriday, June 21, 2013

Section D

HOME | CLASSIFIED

Editor’s Note: Get Orga-nized columnist Marla Ot-tenstienwill be on a specialproject in July. Her columnwill return Aug. 2.

DearMarla:Shoes, shoes,everywhere shoes! That’smy life! To make mattersworse, I have large feet,which means my shoesare larger than Cinderel-la’s glass slipper and takeupmore roomthanyoucanimagine.

Then there are my kids’shoes, which seem to beeverywhere. What’s thebest way to organize yourshoes?

—Mother of 2,Marco Island

Dear mother of 2: Con-gratulations, you have justasked the proverbial or-

ganizing question! It’s mypleasure to give you somefood for thought.

I’m assuming you don’thave a custom-built closetsystem in place; so for thesake of today’s column,I’m going to list a varietyof solutions for people likeyou andmewhohave a fairamount of shoes but nodesignated place to storethem.

Several of the followingorganizing systems comeinmultiples of six, 12 or 24,

each of which, dependingupon the size of your shoeand heel height, will holdone pair of shoes or oneshoe.Shoe cubbies: For me,

this is the best way tomaximize the underuti-lized space in all of ourclosets— the area beneathwhere your clothes hang.My favorite is the 12- or15-pair shoe organizer,which can be lined up,one next to another,or stacked, up to threeunits high. (Note: eachcubby measures about11.5 inches by 4.5 inches by6.5 inches.)Six-pocket or 10-pocket

hanging canvas shoe hold-ers: These cloth closetorganizers hang over theclothing rods in your clos-et and are, in my opinion,

major space hogs, takingaway valuable hangingspace. Also, although theyare washable, they tend toget very dusty and smellyin a short time.Behind-the-door, vinyl

or cloth hanging shoe hold-er: As long as you have astandard residential doorin your closet and not apocket or bifold door, themultiple pockets are greatfor storing everythingfrom craft supplies toshoes. Avoid putting pat-ent leather shoes in thevinyl pockets.

With the shoe cubby,behind-the-door or over-the-door organizing sys-tems, try to avoid the temp-tation to jammore thanonepair of shoes into each cub-by, pocket or shelf. It’s noteasy, but over time it does

help save your shoes fromexcessive wear and tear.Over-the-door metal

shoe racks: Again, if yourcloset has a standardresidential door, this willwork, but remember, onceyou hang your shoes onthemetal holders, the rackwill be wide and cumber-some.Multitier stackable racks:

These are ideal for storingsneakers in your garage,but sincemost of these arecomposed of slatted woodshelving, it’s difficult tostore high-heeled shoes.Plus, because the shelvingis essentially “open,” anydirt on the bottom of yourshoes eventually will landon the floor.Under-the-bed shoe

n How to successfully stash your shoes in a usable way

Marla Ottenstien/special tO the Daily news (2)

if you choose to keep your shoes in the original boxes they came in, take a photo to tape orglue to the outside of the box for easy access and identification. labeling each box also works,but taking a photo is faster and easier.

to use the “dead” space beneath your clothes and keep shoes organized, shoe cubbies, such asthis one, can be stacked on top of one another or lined up in a neat row.

a spa bath is designed by rifra at richlin international.

By Lisa MishlerDaily News Correspondent

Kitchens and baths are the mostremodeled and detailed rooms in thehome. We spend an awful lot of timein both rooms, and the desire to fit thewaywe live drives trends, product in-novationsand thedesignwhenremod-eling or building a new home.

“Take into consideration how longyou and your family plan on living inthe home. If it is for 10 or more years,plan the space specifically for yourneeds and behavior patterns. Thekitchen and bath are what bring inthe most bang for your buck,” saidL. Maxine Corbett, co-owner andprincipal interior designer for Rich-lin International at Miromar DesignCenter.

Corbett sees several bath trends:n coolingmedicine cabinets,which

refrigerate items such asmedicationsand organic skin products;

n showers that allow homeownersto create a spalike atmosphere in theirhomeswith digital platforms towrapwater, sound, light andsteamtogether;and

n bathtubs with built-in stereosystems where sound is broadcastthrough the tub walls.

Find out what’s hot for cool kitchens and baths

If you goHot trenDs for CooL KItCHens anD BatHsWhat: a seminar led by a panel of three expertsWhen: 11 a.m. tuesdayCost: FreeRSVP: By Monday online at MiromarDesigncenter.comWhere:Miromar Design center, 10800 corkscrew road, i-75, exit 123 in esteroContact: 239-390-5111

By Bernard t. DavidowThe Hartford Courant

HARTFORD, Conn. — LisaTonnerwas living in FairfieldCounty, Conn., and knew nothing about paganismwhen, in the late 1980s, she accepted an invitationto go to the city.

“My friend said, ‘Do youwant to go to NewYork?We’re going to a magic shop’,” she recalled. “And Ithought, magic, like pulling rabbits out of a hat.”

As it turned out, they were going to theMagickalChilde, a popular Manhattan store for the Pagancommunity.

“I thoughtwizards andwitcheswere the stuff from‘Lord of the Rings’ and movies and fantasy books,and I walked in, I took a look around, and … (I said)this stuff is real. And I was immediately fascinatedand I startedbuyingbooks and teachingmyself,” saidTonner, who grewup in an Episcopalian familywhodidn’t go to church.

She saw a notice for the Fairfield CountyWitchesNetwork and got involved.

“That actually became the Connecticut Wiccanand Pagan Network,” she said. As network vicepresident, Tonner, who now lives in the Hartfordarea, is preparing for this weekend’s celebrationof the summer solstice. (In South Florida, a Sum-mer Solstice festival is planned at LakeOkeechobeeResort and Marina through Sunday; information:indigocrescent.com.)

Of all the days of the year, the sun stays longest in

Longest day of the year carriesspecial significance for pagans

getoutAND PLANYOUR DAY

TODAY: Get a free 24-ounce Jetty punch smoothie from 2 to 7 p.m. at tropical

smoothie cafe at 570 U.s. 41 n., naples; 5016 airport-pulling road n., naples;

13585 U.s. 41 n., naples; 5072 annunciation circle, ave Maria; and 10011 estero

town commons Drive, if you are wearing flip-flops to celebrate national Flip-Flop

Day. Donations will be accepted for camp sunshine, a retreat for families with a

child who has a life-threatening illness.

SATURDAY: take Dad or Granddad for a free

Orange Jeep tour when he is with a paying

child or adult starting at 8 a.m. at the ave Maria

information center, 5076 annunciation circle.

the cost is $25 for children 12 and younger and

$35 for adults.

Feet accomplimarlaottenstein

get organIZeD

see organIZeD, 15D

see Pagan, 15Dsee CooL, 11D

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N A P L E S D A I LY N E W S « Friday, June 21, 2013 « 11D

Plant problems, remediesMaster gardeners will help you remedy plant pest

problemsand recommendbest-care techniques in thelandscape. Bring photos or samples.When: 10 a.m. to noon SaturdaysWhere: Home Depot at Airport-Pulling Road and

DavisBoulevard(insidethegardencenter),EastNaplesInformation:239-353-4244orwww.collier.ifas.ufl.edu

Get into gardeningEnjoyafulldayofeventsatEducationalConcernsfor

Hunger. Classes include a global farm tour, two graft-ing classes (morning and afternoon), composting andplantings classes. The afternoon events include con-tainer, small area and summer gardening.

The classes are free and run 20 to 30 minutes. Thefree bamboo tour is 40 to 45 minutes (9 a.m.) and theECHO Global Farm Tour (10 a.m.) lasts 90 minutes,witha fee.Preregistration is required for the twograft-ing classes.When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. SaturdayWhere: ECHO, 17391 Durrance Road, North Fort

MyersCost: Free admission with a fee for ECHO global

farm tourInformation:Call 239-543-3246orvisit echonet.org/

content/gig

Garden group plans garage saleThe Collier County Community Garden will hold

a garage sale to raisemoney for its projects. The non-profitvolunteergroupworks toprovideCollierCountyresidentswithaccess tocommunity-supportedgardenson public land, where vegetables, fruits and herbs canbecultivatedyear-round.Donations to thegarage salearewelcomed.When: 8 a.m. to noon Saturday; set up at 7 a.m.Where:Max Hasse Community Park, 3390 Golden

Gate Blvd.W., GoldenGate Estates (three-quarters ofa mile east of Collier Boulevard on Golden Gate Bou-levard)Information: 239-455-6232 or email Info@

CommunityGardenCollier.org

Naples Botanical Garden, 4820 Bayshore Drive, EastNaples, offers events for a variety of interests. TheGar-den is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays throughMondays and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays. Regular admis-sion prices: $12.95, adults; $7.95, ages 4-14; free formem-bers and children younger than 4. Call 239-643-7275;www.naplesgarden.org.

SUMMER CAMPSDiscover why summer is cooler at Naples Bo-

tanical Garden. Choose from Green Gardeners(July 15-19) or Botanical Sketchers (July 22-26). Allcamps are for children ages 5-12 and run 8 a.m. to3 p.m.; $250 permember child perweek; $300 per otherchild per week.

To register, email [email protected] orcall 239-643-7275.

HERE’S wHAt’S HAPPEning tHiS wEEkDogs in theGardenWalk:The family and the family dog

can visit theGarden during designated dog-walk hours.The fee is $7.95 for nonmember dogs.One dogper adult.Sundays: 9 to 11 a.m.Tuesdays: 8 to 11 a.m.Thursdays: 3 to 5 p.m.

SAtURdAy & SUndAyW.O.N.D.E.R. in the Garden: 10:30 a.m. June’s theme is

“Seeds.” Discover the diverse world of seeds and gainan appreciation for the journeys seeds take.No registra-tion necessary.

tUESdAyEarly bird hours: 8 a.m. every Tuesday, the Garden

opens for “early birds.” Free for members; regular ad-mission for nonmembers.

tHURSdAyMastergardener’s plant clinic:9 a.m. tonoon, 1 to 4p.m.,

visitor’s center. Free.

From the most privateroom in your home to themost public, the kitchenhas become easy to per-sonalize. The PoggenpohlshowroomatMiromarDe-sign Center, for example,offers 65 door colors andfinishes.

“I am seeing décorlaminates and glass doorsin multiple colors, whiteshaker for transitionaldesigns, gray tone, white-lacquered doors and dé-cor-Euro laminates forcontemporary designs,”said Poggenpohl show-room owner Tony Mam-moliti.

WalkerZangermanagerDrew Rust said new pat-terns, textures and shapes

in tile are adding life tokitchens and baths.

“Special effects tile and

textures add interest toa kitchen backsplash orbath. Dimensional stonecan create patterns, (andthere are) porcelain thatlooks like hardwood un-derfoot and tiles that glowin the dark,” Rust said. “Itis amazing the new trendsmade possible by technol-ogy.”

You can learn moreabout the “Hot Trends forCool Kitchens and Baths”at a free seminar TuesdayatMiromarDesignCenter.A three-member panel ofexperts show what’s newin tiles, cabinets, back-splashes, countertops,tubs, showers and sinksand how to incorporateinnovative products andideas into the home.

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