Tag: Design
Glam Up Your Home With Crown Molding
by Ann Huskey
Installing crown and other types of molding is an easy upgrade that can give a classy, traditional look to your home and add to its value. A good miter saw, which can make cross-cuts at various angles, and some patience make this a feasible do-it-yourself project. Not up on your molding lingo? Let’s start with the basics: Molding is a strip or block of wood that has been machined at a mill into any of a variety of designs, dimensions, and styles. It is used as decorative trim.
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How To De-Clutter Your Life Marie Kondo Style!
by Ann Huskey
How To De-Clutter Your Life Marie Kondo Style! We made our New Year’s resolutions. And, for many of us, that means that we want to improve our living space.
$50,000 Price Reduction
by Ann Huskey
4520 Cavendish Court – Located just off Velda Dairy in Northeast Tallahassee, this home is in the highly desired A+ school districts of Roberts, Montford, and Chiles. Tallahassee Homes is known for their award winning designs, green / energy efficient homes, and attention to detail.
Pantone’s Color Of The Year: 2018
by Ann Huskey
Drum roll, please… Pantone has reached a decision. They have picked a color of the year for 2018. This is a color that will influence interior designers worldwide and, like 2017, it is to be yet another shocking and unexpected hue.
7 Vintage Home Design Trends For 2017
by Ann Huskey
As 2017 heats up, so do the design home trends. This year what is old is new again. Popular home design trends of 2017 borrow heavily from beloved designs of yesteryear. Check out these top vintage inspired design trends for 2017.
Entryway Makeovers
by Ann Huskey
The entryway, or foyer, is one of the most important and most overlooked spaces in a home. Think about it, the entry way is how your home makes its first impression. A dull or cluttered entry way, is a missed opportunity and may even be sending the wrong impression about the home’s interior.
