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"TRENDY" 

Everyone wants to at some point during homeownership to makes changes to their home.  Why not think about future resale? Not everyone tastes are the same but a little forethought could make a difference. Trendy is good but as you know trends come and go. But these trends appeal to most people.

According to Case Design/ Remodeling, Inc., here are a few of the biggest trends to watch in 2007:

*Faucets. Personalized design is aimed at providing homeowners with a relaxing environment while they bathe or shower.

*Concrete and glass countertops. Concrete can take any shape, a plus for designers, and it is not as costly as some other natural stone materials. Glass--in all shapes, colors, thicknesses and textures--is also showing up in ultra-modern kitchen designs.

*Outdoor kitchens. Whether built from ground up or on an existing patio, outdoor kitchens boost resale value and offer limitless possibilities.

*Energy-efficient materials and appliances. Windows and doors, washing machines, dishwashers, ranges and refrigerators feature sleek designs, innovation and all the latest amenities to help homeowners become more energy- and resource- efficient and save money.

"Happy to help with all your Real Estate needs!" - Mark DeRousie, Associate Broker, CRS, ABR, GRI, Coldwell Banker Uptown Realty,derousie@olypen.com (360) 417-2806

Article from Your Home, March 2007

 

1 Comments on "Trendy"

APR
26
2007

Spend some time at your local home improvement center. The sale associates can answer many of your updating questions. Most have online newsletters that you can sign up for.

Melissa Middleton, LCCS
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