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Update Your Home With a Feature Wall: Wallpapers
The memory of your grandparents’ entire home plastered with peeling, paisley-patterned wallpaper may have knocked the idea right off your new home design list. That’s fair, you don’t want your brand new home to look dated. But wallpaper has actually come a long way!...
Setting Your Home’s Mood: The Effect of Colours
Being able to choose the colours for your new home after years of being stuck in neutral while renting is one of the most exciting parts of getting a new home. Unfortunately, when it comes time to select the colours, people become indecisive. Being too scared to make...
8 Ideas to Style Your Coffee Table or Ottoman
As you move into your new home, you want everything to look just right. Decorating the coffee table or ottoman in the living room is a small touch that can play a big role in setting the tone of the room. You don’t have to spend a lot of money to get a look you...
Taking Risks: Our Most Out There” Rooms – Part 1″
There are countless reasons building a brand new home of your own is AWESOME. But what really sets it apart from buying resale? The ability to truly customize! We love this aspect of new home builds, too. That’s why we don’t hold back when designing our show homes....
Commercial Amenities On The Way for Trumpeter
Is North Edmonton or St. Albert where you call home? Or have you been dreaming of that reality? In either case, an upcoming development is about to take this area to the next level. A New Urban Community The charm of St. Albert is undeniable, but finding a way to...
Are You Building Home Equity? Here’s Why You Should Be…
Every mortgage payment you make builds up the equity in your home. This is the portion of your home that you “own,”. You determine your equity by subtracting the amount you still owe on the home from the home’s value. While it’s not quite the same as having money in a...