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Creative Cabinets and Fine Finishes, LLCTrend #6: Open Floor Plan
Open floor plans (OFP) have been popular for many years and continue to be in 2015. The reason homeowners prefer the open living concept (particularly in the kitchen) is because the kitchen is truly "the heart of the home" - the Hub - where family and friends naturally gravitate to.
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Creative Cabinets and Fine Finishes, LLCTrend #1: Shaker Style Cabinets:
This style of furniture originated in the late 1800s and has seen a huge resurgence recently. It is made thoughtfully, with functional form and proportion, rather than using ornamentation. It is known for its simple and clean lines, and is a cabinet style featured in the "must see" kitchens of 2015.
Creative Cabinets and Fine Finishes, LLCTrend#3: Darker hardwood floors still popular in 2015. This particular floor is Dark Walnut. From darker browns to espresso, you will can't go wrong. According to the World Floor Covering Association consider the trend toward darker stain colors, such as ebony, for a rich and contemporary look. Or for a more traditional feel, consider a deep, warm Jacobean or dark Walnut. Or maybe go with a Royal Mahogany stain to combine the richness of ebony with the warmth of a red wood - for a truly sophisticated look. Click here for more on this article
Creative Cabinets and Fine Finishes, LLCTrend #6: Open Floor Plan
Open floor plans (OFP) have been popular for many years and continue to be in 2015. The reason homeowners prefer the open living concept (particularly in the kitchen) is because the kitchen is truly "the heart of the home" - the Hub - where family and friends naturally gravitate to.
Creative Cabinets and Fine Finishes, LLCTrend #5: Quartz Countertops.
Quartz Countertops have taken the lead over granite in 2015. Quartz is an engineered stone created with a blend of segments, stone chips and resins that can mimic the look of marble, granite or infused with bold colors. One of the main benefits and popularity is that Quartz in a nonporous material that is heat, scratch and spill resistant. Furthermore, it does not need to be sealed like granite and marble do on an on-going basis.
With the increased demand for Quartz countertops, the price is now in line with granite - making it a much easier choice when selecting what countertop works best for you.
Creative Cabinets and Fine Finishes, LLCTrend #2: Bigger Subway tile for backsplash
Backsplash subway tile has gone bigger! From the traditional 3x6 tile patterns, larger and longer tile in a subway pattern 2x12 and 2x8 have taken the lead. This particular backsplash is Italian tile. There many color variations to choose from. Be bold and go BIG!
Creative Cabinets and Fine Finishes, LLCTrend #3: Darker hardwood floors still popular in 2015. This particular floor is Dark Walnut. From darker browns to espresso, you will can't go wrong. According to the World Floor Covering Association consider the trend toward darker stain colors, such as ebony, for a rich and contemporary look. Or for a more traditional feel, consider a deep, warm Jacobean or dark Walnut. Or maybe go with a Royal Mahogany stain to combine the richness of ebony with the warmth of a red wood - for a truly sophisticated look.
Care Free Homes, Inc.This North Dartmouth, MA homeowner is enjoying her beautiful year round sunroom!
After years of wanting a sunny retreat for her home – this customer finally hired Care Free Homes to make that sunroom dream a reality!
Featuring Low E Argon, insulated, double pane windows and a scenisunroom dartmouth, mac view of her backyard, the homeowner chose sliding windows (one active and one fixed) to invite a gentle breeze in warmer weather. A single, full view, thermal insulated passage door steps out to the backyard. Trapezoid openings are currently enclosed with insulated foam panels that can be upgraded to insulated glass in the future.
Tongue and groove pine panels, installed both vertically and horizontally, were painted white to add a coastal New England flair. Past customers have also added the warmth of wood to their sunroom by opting for beautiful wood plank ceilings.
To accommodate the homeowners request for a large sunroom, engineering required the construction of both a conventionally framed asphalt roof and an aluminum clad 6-inch foam filled structural roof panel. The conventionally framed roof is a GAF Timberline HD Lifetime roofing system which boasts a 50 year, factory registered warranty. (Interested in a GAF Timberline HD Lifetime roof? Learn more about the anatomy of a GAF roof with this blog.)
This room features a non pro-rated, transferable 50 year structural warranty which adds value to the home by giving the next homeowner the same sense of security.
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