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Since 1916

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How the US has changed since 1916 -population was 101,961,000, now it’s 332,000,000 -only 6% of Americans graduated from high school -a loaf of bread cost 7 cents, stamps 2 cents, sugar 4 cents/pound -average cost of a car $400 -only 8% of homes had a telephone -President Wilson signed legislation creating the National Park […]

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Continued Focus on Kitchens

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A Continued Focus on the Kitchen The kitchen remains the heart of the house with old trends in force along with new ones gaining traction. Induction cooktops continue to increase in number, in part because new homebuilding regulations in certain municipalities require phasing out gas ranges for safety and sustainability. An organized, walk-in pantry; more […]

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Smaller Homes

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Smaller Single-Family Homes and More Townhomes Variety is the spice of homebuilding. Currently, homes are shrinking in size, with the median for single-family houses at 2,261 square feet and the mean square footage of new single-family homes down to 2,469. One of the most popular styles is the ranch house. The style also offers the flexibility […]

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2024 Designing for Special Needs

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Specialized Needs for an Aging Population Architectural firms like The Architectural Team (TAT) outside Boston are designing facilities for specialized needs, such as The Cordwainer, which will have private and double rooms and a host of amenities including a two-story atrium, performance center, game room to stimulate the brain, and memory care garden. The bedrooms […]

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Planting in-between pavers

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Plantings in-between pavers Photo courtesy: J Montgomery Design Inc. Greenery is popping up between the pavers—intentionally. Garden paths and patios made of pavers separated by ground cover have gained popularity on Houzz due to their natural look, permeability and design versatility. This approach softens pathways, breaks up large expanses of hardscape and generally makes a […]

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Fluted Cabinets

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Fluted cabinets and details  Photo by: Shanna Hickman Fluted details are dressing up everything from kitchen islands to bathroom vanities and living room furniture. The aesthetic creates a thick, often rough statement-making detail beneath island countertops, bathroom vanities and dining room tables, adding visual texture and interest. Call me today to get your home sold […]

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