Mitchem Home Gallery: February 2008

The Mitchems hopped to the opposite side of Springfield and hopped to a drastically different design style when they built their custom home.

By Tiesha Miller; Photos by Edward Biamonte

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The Mitchems hopped to the opposite side of Springfield and hopped to a drastically different design style when they built their custom home.	Cabinets were built to the ceiling, to avoid wasting any storage space.
This stained glass was salvaged from the church where the Mitchems were married.	The basement has Ed Mitchem’s favorite room in the house: The man room.
Clean-lined wood details are staples of classic Craftsman and Arts and Crafts design.	The Arts and Crafts signature characteristic of wood detailing is also used in the bedroom.
Comfy furniture sits family and friends outside on the cozy screened in porch.