gregs weekly article: NHR Article - Work of Art
- 04/15/12 01:52 AM
When Tennessee-born Louise Gore and her husband decided to purchase a three-bedroom, three-bath apartment on the Upper West Side, they felt the 1,400-square-foot home was spacious, but the dining room didn’t quite meet their needs. So they enlisted the help of interior designer Hilary Unger to create a space that evoked the warmth and spirit of the South and afforded the family a layout that functioned comfortably and efficiently. Click the article to continue reading. For more articles like this and information on Newcastle's Real Estate Market "Become a Fan" of my Facebook Page or visit www.NewcastleHomeResource.com. If there's anything … (0 comments)
gregs weekly article: Weekly Article - Florida Flair
- 01/15/12 04:34 AM
Designer Barbara Murtagh Nash Employs Color to Turn a Cold Commercial Space into a Warm, Comfortable Home click the article to continue reading. For more weekly articles and information on Newcastle's Real Estate Market "Become a Fan" of my Facebook Page or visit www.NewcastleHomeResource.com. If there's anything else I can do to be of assistance to you or anyone you care about with Real Estate needs, please don't hesitate to call me. … (0 comments)
gregs weekly article: Weekly Article - Pull Up a Chair
- 01/03/12 03:38 AM
When you were in elementary school, did you ever imagine there would be a time when you were too busy to eat? Doubtful. With the perfect combination of food and friends, lunch was every kid’s favorite class. Fast-forward to your demanding adult lifestyle, and you’ve likely found that setting aside the time to eat often falls to the bottom of an overflowing to-do list. While cultures around the world make family, social, and sit-down meals a priority, the North American rat-race mentality has led to isolated meals on the go. To combat this epidemic, pair the daily necessity for food with … (1 comments)
gregs weekly article: Weekly Article - A Versatile Design
- 11/30/11 03:09 AM
Today’s dining rooms often have several identities. With the use of a foldable table and the addition of a couple of comfortable club chairs, a dining room can also function as a sitting or entertainment area. A fixed, formal dining table can become an office desk, a craft or sewing worktable, or a display area for collectibles or photos. Shelves or bookcases add storage and an inviting library ambience; bookcases that are low can assume the role of a sideboard for serving guests. Click the Article to continue reading. For more weekly articles and information on Newcastle's Real Estate Market … (0 comments)
gregs weekly article: Weekly Article - A moveable feast
- 11/16/11 05:54 AM
Is your dining room living up to its full potential? If not, you’re not alone. This area is often neglected, with the exception of holiday gatherings and the occasional dinner party. But it’s a shame to waste precious space, which is why your dining room should welcome you on a regular basis. Since the space tends to be more visible than most, keeping it neat and tidy is important, but don’t treat it like a museum. Instead, make it a multipurpose room to better suit your needs. Click the article to continue reading. For more weekly articles and information on … (0 comments)
gregs weekly article: Weekly Article - Modern-Day Marvel
- 10/19/11 03:29 AM
There is an upside to investing in a tired, old space: you get to create the room of your dreams. That was the case for Jeff Schlarb, principal designer at San Francisco–based Green Couch Interior Design Inc., and his wife, Tray, an interior designer for the firm. They bought a 1925 Mediterranean-style house in San Francisco with the intention of renovating every square inch, and, although the design duo did an outstanding job of revamping the entire residence, the kitchen conversion is nothing short of incredible. Click the article to continue. For more weekly articles and information on Newcastle's Real Estate … (0 comments)
When Tennessee-born Louise Gore and her husband decided to purchase a three-bedroom, three-bath apartment on the Upper West Side, they felt the 1,400-square-foot home was spacious, but the dining room didn’t quite meet their needs. So they enlisted the help of interior designer Hilary Unger to create a space that evoked the warmth and spirit of the South and afforded the family a layout that functioned comfortably and efficiently. Click the article to continue reading. 
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