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The condo in the Thompson San Antonio hotel’s residences has a soaking tub, fireplace...

"Grayters" (gray haters) call the color depressing, dull and too safe.

Noted refuge lecturer to spotlight gray owl By REFUGE / DDWS - | Mar 3, 2021 PHOTO PROVIDED Paul Bannick has a reputation for stunning photography and an obsession with owls. Award-winning author and wildlife photographer Paul Bannick will present a program featuring stunning imagery from his books about owls at a lecture, titled “Gray Owl: A Visual Natural History,” on March 12 at 10 a.m. at The Community House for the “Ding” Darling Lecture Series. Based on thousands of hours in the field photographing, one of his new books — “Great Gray Owl: A Visual Natural History,” publis...

1 of 2 Kyle Phillips / The Transcript Kyle Phillips / The Transcript A coffee shop in downtown Norman will soon be employee-owned as its staff prepare to buy the business from the current owner. Over the summer, the staff at Gray Owl Coffee on Gray Street began talks to purchase the shop from owner Jenny Vigil after she expressed interest in selling it earlier in the year. Emily Soreghan, one of six employees at the shop, said Vigil wanted to wait to sell the shop in order to guide the business through the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. “It turned out to be a b...

When it comes to painting rooms, gray is red-hot. Benjamin Moore carries over 150 shades of gray, and Sherwin-Williams says that of their top 50 colors for interiors, 30 are grays. “The trend toward gray started in Scandinavia, became big in the U.S. around six years ago, and is still on the rise,” says Sue Wadden, director of color marketing at Sherwin-Williams. Andrea Magno of Benjamin Moore says, “Gray is not going anywhere, and is still growing in popularity. It updates things instantly, and it’s evolving over time. And we’re seeing more gray cabinetry and more trim in gray now....