Architect Joe and designer Tracy discuss the April 2007 opening of the estate of the late Philip Johnson.  Johnson's Glass House is only one of several buildings to visit there.  Jim Johnson of Fairmount Homes ponders options for renovating a 19th Century house.  Tracy and Joe recomend a visit to West Elm in Dallas.

Architect Joe and designer Tracy welcome Ken Voise, furniture maker, kitchen specialist and owner of Voise Furniture and Cabinetry.  Ken describes his effort to bring European quality modern cabinetry to the United States.  Ken goes beyond the "kitchen triangle" and describes the high-tech equipment that enables very refined work.  Ken's web page is www.voisecustom.com.

Architect Joe and designer Tracy dispel the myth that white is a neutral color.  They advise on hardware pull selections.  Jim Johnson of Fairmount Homes provides the devil's advocate perspective.

Architect Joe and designer Tracy invite Meg Fischer in to be "guest sound engineer" in Ra Byn Taylor's abscence.  Jim Johnsons returns to help discuss the design questions posed by Meg's friend Celeste and an e-mailer.  Celeste wants to know what can be done about a sorority house interior.  The answers are not exactly "Designer's Gone Wild" but may help the sorority members.