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How to Prepare for a Renovation
There are a few things you can do to prepare yourself for a better experience through your renovation project. First would be to educate yourself about what will be happening.
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9 basic steps to getting started on your new home or renovation: keeping it simple.
Do these basic steps to have a great experience with you renovation or new home project.
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6 Steps to Creating Accessibility to Age in Place Saving You BIG
With the cost of assisted living and rising health care costs, remodeling your home to stay in it longer is the way to go. These basic steps will get you closer to living the dream longer in your own home safely maintaining your independence and dignity well into your golden years
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Client Homework: I Want To Hire A Designer, What Am I Responsible for
Client Homework. Hiring an Interior Designer is a smart move and an important first step in the development of building a new home and or renovating an existing space. A Designer is involved from the beginning to bring concept to reality and they will manage all details to ensure you as the homeowner can take…
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WOOD WALL TREATMENTS
Wood wall treatments are endless and add so much to a room. With wood you can add texture, warmth, focus and height…
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What Does a Remodel Really Cost in Florida?
I am always trying to find resources that will help my clients to better understand what goes in to taking on a remodel or addition versus just going with new construction. I found this article on Home Advisor that clarified a little, but still leaves a lot of questions unanswered, and really some things were…
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Coastal Exterior Lighting
And what you get is my research on what I am working on for my clients. These are options for a home near the river with a traditional Florida Feel. This will be a family home after a tragedy of their home burning down. Their new home has a more open floor plan and a…
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Island Fever: Kitchen islands to drool over
The block kitchen (or island) is a more recent development, typically found in open kitchens. Here, the stove or both the stove and the sink are placed where an L or U kitchen would have a table, in a free-standing “island”, separated from the other cabinets. In a closed room, this does not make much…
