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Regardless of the heat index, frosty indoor climate settings can mean shivers, evenin Florida. Hence our pairing of Pam & Gela’s “Frankie T Lips” cap-sleeve tee ($95),from Neiman Marcus, Tampa, with a vintage fur wrap (private collection) andfeather bow tie ($120), from Michele Tuegel Contemporary.

Opposite page: Lovers + Friends “Star Gazer” jumpsuit ($198), from Mis en Chic. PazSintes textile flower necklace ($265), from Michele Tuegel Contemporary.

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2016Media Kit

96 bay APRIL 2015

Aviewto theoutside through louvereddoors,whichhelpwithcross-ventilation.

“They taught us to go back to the basics, to time-testedstrategies,”JacobBrillhart said. “Cross-ventilationandori-entingthebuildingsothefrontporchblocksthedirectsun-lightontheglass,soyoudon’theatuptheinterior.”They also advised the couple on how to assemble the

steel frameandthewoodsubstructure.Andwhenthecoupleboughtsomeipewoodfor theexte-

rior of the house at Flatriver Woodworking & Construc-tion in Fort Lauderdale, the owner, Matthew Cumings,offered to let themhave free run of his shop and the use ofhis planer and jointer to finish thewood.When theyweredonewith that, he lent themhis truck to transport it to thebuildingsite.AsCumings said, “I started out onmyown,without any

backing, and theyweredoing the same thing, and Iwas justtryingtohelp.”Jacob Brillhart’s father and uncle also donated their

labor, and his family gave the couple the cherrywood theyused for the bathroom and kitchen cabinets, the doorframes and the interior louvered doors. (His father hadbeenbuyingitatfarmauctionsovertheyears.)Andtheyhadthe(paid)helpofseveralplumbers,electri-

cians,weldersandroofers.Still, it wasn’t always easy going. “Therewas no division

of labor,”Melissa Brillhart said. “If therewas something Icould do, I would physically do it” — including laying thejoistsandbuildingthesubfloor.The house was completed last fall, at a cost of about

$375,000, but they moved in a year-and-a-half before,while they were halfway through the construction, andlived there with only a few amenities: a minimal shower,toilet,bathroomandkitchensinks, a secondhandstoveandamattress. With no dishwasher, they sometimes washedthedishesoutside,usingagardenhose.Building your own house is possible, it seems, but not

alwaysthatmuchfun.“It’s physically exhausting,” Jacob Brillhart said. “We

don’tneedtodothisagain.”

96 bay APRIL 2015

Aviewto theoutside through louvereddoors,whichhelpwithcross-ventilation.

“They taught us to go back to the basics, to time-testedstrategies,”JacobBrillhart said. “Cross-ventilationandori-entingthebuildingsothefrontporchblocksthedirectsun-lightontheglass,soyoudon’theatuptheinterior.”They also advised the couple on how to assemble the

steel frameandthewoodsubstructure.Andwhenthecoupleboughtsomeipewoodfor theexte-

rior of the house at Flatriver Woodworking & Construc-tion in Fort Lauderdale, the owner, Matthew Cumings,offered to let themhave free run of his shop and the use ofhis planer and jointer to finish thewood.When theyweredonewith that, he lent themhis truck to transport it to thebuildingsite.AsCumings said, “I started out onmyown,without any

backing, and theyweredoing the same thing, and Iwas justtryingtohelp.”Jacob Brillhart’s father and uncle also donated their

labor, and his family gave the couple the cherrywood theyused for the bathroom and kitchen cabinets, the doorframes and the interior louvered doors. (His father hadbeenbuyingitatfarmauctionsovertheyears.)Andtheyhadthe(paid)helpofseveralplumbers,electri-

cians,weldersandroofers.Still, it wasn’t always easy going. “Therewas no division

of labor,”Melissa Brillhart said. “If therewas something Icould do, I would physically do it” — including laying thejoistsandbuildingthesubfloor.The house was completed last fall, at a cost of about

$375,000, but they moved in a year-and-a-half before,while they were halfway through the construction, andlived there with only a few amenities: a minimal shower,toilet,bathroomandkitchensinks, a secondhandstoveandamattress. With no dishwasher, they sometimes washedthedishesoutside,usingagardenhose.Building your own house is possible, it seems, but not

alwaysthatmuchfun.“It’s physically exhausting,” Jacob Brillhart said. “We

don’tneedtodothisagain.”

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