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Sunday, February 11, 2007
Friday, February 09, 2007
Trends in Home Home Decor
Buying a brand new homes? If you're both lucky and rich your walls will be bathed in rich hues that make family and friends sit and stay a spell. If you're really blessed you have the gobs of faux finish spattered about with a burnt umber gloss for the aged plaster patina. If you're like the rest of us, sometimes lucky and rich in spirit, you're starring at those white walls wondering how to make winter white look wow. Brrrrr
Brand new homes sometimes come with pretty colors, but for the most part it's more economical to paint after your house is built. If you're not an interior designer, what can you do to assure your walls welcome you and yours? Here's a few tips from someone just like you--me. Only I have taken the time to write down my wall ponders for your benefit. This is not the decorator's gospel... it's just a normal gal's guide to making her four walls pop.
1. Choose warm colors. If I've learned anything in my life, it's that you want a warm and inviting feeling in a house, unless you are an ultra modern condo dweller. Warm colors with hints of red, orange and yellow remind us of warm sunlight as opposed to cold colors that make you think of being freezing...(who wants that at home?) Neutral colors are just that--neutral, boring, plain and are good for walls as a type of visual relief.
Paint colors for 2007
Brand new homes sometimes come with pretty colors, but for the most part it's more economical to paint after your house is built. If you're not an interior designer, what can you do to assure your walls welcome you and yours? Here's a few tips from someone just like you--me. Only I have taken the time to write down my wall ponders for your benefit. This is not the decorator's gospel... it's just a normal gal's guide to making her four walls pop.
1. Choose warm colors. If I've learned anything in my life, it's that you want a warm and inviting feeling in a house, unless you are an ultra modern condo dweller. Warm colors with hints of red, orange and yellow remind us of warm sunlight as opposed to cold colors that make you think of being freezing...(who wants that at home?) Neutral colors are just that--neutral, boring, plain and are good for walls as a type of visual relief.
Paint colors for 2007
Sunday, January 28, 2007
Fort Worth Real Estate Blog News
(Fort Worth) - Sundance Square officials unveiled architectural plans and renderings for The Carnegie, a new 16-story office building under development in the heart of downtown Fort Worth. The 280,000-square-foot Class A building will open June 2008. Occupancy in Sundance Square, including the 33-story Wells Fargo Tower and the 38-story D.R. Horton Tower, has exceeded 97 percent in the past 18 months. This is the first new building to be constructed in Sundance Square since 2002. EOG Resources Inc., who currently occupies over 50,000 square feet in the Chase Bank and the Woolworth buildings, has leased six floors of the building. Located across from the Fort Worth Central Library on West Third, The Carnegie's first floor will offer 12,549 square feet of retail space. Sundance Square is a 20-block commercial, residential, entertainment and retail district. Sundance Square currently boasts three Class A office addresses consisting of more than 2 million square feet of office space.
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