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Decor
After eighteen or more years of listening to the pitter patter of little feet running down the halls, adjusting to a home without children can be a bit of a culture shock to empty nesters. After Junior is gone for good (or at least the near future), it’s time for a new routine, and ultimately […]
March 24, 2017
Maintenance
Whether looking into buying a new home, or remodeling your current one, one thing that almost always comes up is storage space. No matter how cavernous and/or numerous the closets appeared before you moved in, chances are you find yourself wondering where you’re going to put all your stuff. While it never helps to pare […]
February 10, 2017
When it comes to letting the imagination run wild, few rooms in the house embrace this better than children’s rooms. All the exuberance of childhood can spill into the room, and really make the most of a theme. After all, a child’s room isn’t just a place for slumber; it’s also the place they play, […]
January 27, 2017
We’ve all been there – a few months ago, you had grand visions of remodeling your home or performing CPR on your living space with a little interior design. It seemed like you had all the time in the world… and then life happened, and suddenly it’s November, and guests will be here any minute […]
November 18, 2016
Tips
So you’re in the market for a GCD property to call home (okay, okay, or some other new place to call home). Congratulations! Finding a new place to live can be exciting, and finally saying yes to the address is a major milestone. As it comes time to put your current abode on the […]
October 14, 2016
One of the most exciting – and most exasperating – experiences in home buying process is decorating the new place. On the one hand, it should be personal and give each of your guests a clear impression of who you are and what is important to you. On the other, social media is littered with […]
September 9, 2016
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