Before you walk into a new home, the first thing you see is the front door. It the equivalent of the first impression when, “meeting,” a house. That being said, the color of your front door matters not only when selling the home, but also when you move into one. While the most common colors are neutral tones, such as brown or tan, that just does not fit everyone’s personality. Here are what realtors say are the top bold colors for your front door, and what the color says about you.
Buying a new house in the Sarasota/Manatee area is an exciting event, perhaps allowing you to live in the home of your dreams. As you make plans to move in, you may also be considering ways to create a stunning interior for your new living space. Florida interiors capitalize on the fresh breezes, warm climate and many days of sunshine.
When many Florida homeowners think about staging their home before listing it for sale, they think about property maintenance and décor. For example, if a dingy wall is an eyesore in the home, their staging efforts may involve repainting the wall a neutral color. Small decorative pieces, such as a few new wall hangings and throw pillows, may be placed strategically. While these and other steps each serve important purposes, depersonalizing your space also requires your full attention.
Is your beach house looking dated? Or maybe you are planning to buy one, and you would like to remodel it? Whatever your beach house decorating needs are, here are seven beach house decorating ideas that are as fresh as a summer breeze.
With temperatures in the sunshine state finally beginning to dip below eighty degrees, more than ever this year it is beginning to feel like fall. Along with cozy sweaters and pumpkin spice lattes, this season calls for a shift in your typical décor. Living in a state where most trees will not be changing colors, what better way is there to make every day feel like autumn than adding those warm red, orange, yellow and brown tones to your home? Here are a few simple, inexpensive ways to spice up your house for the season.
