Posts Tagged ‘brandon white’
Designing in Monochrom
The use of a single color, or range of shades in a color gives your home a sophisticated designer appeal. Do you have to hire a designer to achieve the look? No, you can do it yourself if you keep these things in mind. Respect the Hue In ...
Experience an Evening of Luxury with Purlieu Wines in La Jolla
Purlieu Wines reveals their 2011 Cabernet Sauvignon at Wallace Cunningham’s “Ray” House in La Jolla http://localemagazine.com/purlieu-wines/ September 3, 2014 Written by: Maria Watkins Photographed by: Michael Wesley Saturd...
A Second Home in a Favorite Vacation Spot
Having a second home in a favorite vacations spot can be a great investment or an expensive luxury. A beach cottage or mountain retreat is enticing while both interest rates and home prices are low. How do you decide if it's right for you? M...
Getting Your Home Ready to Sell
When getting your home ready to sell, spending some elbow grease cleaning can save you some money and make your home more attractive to buyers. Here are a few of the items to try. Cleaning Painted Walls When cleaning painted walls, start ...
Selecting Paint Based on Light Exposure
Light exposure in your room plays a large part in the visual drama of your paint colors. In rooms with multi-directional sun exposure—either opposing (east/west or north/south) or perpendicular (north/west, north/east, south/west, south/east)...
Can Smaller Be Better?
No matter what our background, we all have an ideal dream home size in mind. When it comes down to the actual living in it, however, can smaller be better? If your dream is for an urban dwelling with access to cultural events, public transporta...
Buying Homes With All Cash?
According to Market Watch, 43% of homebuyers in 2014 so far have purchased with all cash. While some analysts believe that the cash-buying frenzy will not last, there is always more room for negotiation when the buyer brings cash to the table. ...
Tips on How To Sell Your Home at Full Price
Often, homeowners try to "test the market" with a higher than fair-market price when first listing their home. That can be a poor marketing strategy. When your agent tries to talk you out of it: Listen! Setting "too high a price" will be too hi...