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Decisions to Make When Building a Custom Home
Unlike purchasing an existing home, creating a custom home design will allow you to make more decisions about how it’s built. But because there are so many available choices, the process can seem overwhelming.
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4 of the Best Materials to Use in Bathrooms Floors
There is a large selection you can choose from. But what type of flooring will work best for your space? Before you can answer this question, you need to think about what your needs are and how much you’re willing to spend.
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7 of the Top Kitchen Trends of 2024
The top design trends included fluted wood, dedicated beverage areas, wrap around islands, green finishes, layered lighting, induction cooktops, and bold porcelain backsplashes.
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How Long Does It Take To Build A New Home?
Understanding the full process and the elements that impact the timeline can help set expectations, ensuring you’re prepared for the new home building process.
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9 Mistakes to Avoid When Building a Custom Home
Coming up with a custom home design lets you decide on every little detail and feature. But if you’re not careful, you can make mistakes along the way.
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Making The Most Out Of Your Custom Home Budget
Think about how you live in your current home, so you can figure out what is and isn’t working in that space. You should also think about what you love about your current home and what drives you crazy about it.
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How to Decide Between a One-Story and a Two-Story Home
One of the most important decisions is whether to build a one-story or a two-story home. Both options have their pros and cons.
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4 Factors to Consider When Future-Proofing Your Custom Home Build
A lot of seniors feel more comfortable in a familiar environment. But how can they age in place if their homes have stairs, high cabinets, and other obstacles?
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New Construction vs. Resale Homes: Which Choice is Right for You?
Despite their benefits, existing homes come with their disadvantages. Unless the floor plans have been remodeled, you’re less likely to find a modern floor plan. It will also have outdated technology and fixtures.
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Is an Open Floor Plan Right for Your Home?
Many modern homes have open floor plans, because they can use decorating themes that can’t be used in more enclosed spaces. Be sure to speak to a professional for more information about what can work with your specific style.
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