My home pulls colors from the beach, ocean and sky (blues, greens, sand, etc) giving it a relaxing coastal look. When deciding on how you want your home to look, I always advise homeowners to never go “too” theme-like. In other words, a little “theme” goes a long way. In other words, when designing around a nautical theme— and in this case we’re using sea shells—less is best.

Original post by blogs@bobvila.com (Dave)

As previously discussed in “what entails a high-end remodeling project,” a combination of factors influence your remodel’s classification. Overall cost, extent of the renovations, and price of materials will all contribute.

It is important not to “overdo” your renovations. If you bought a simple home in an area of simple homes, you definitely don’t want to start building extensive additions to create an albatross that really stands out, and not in a good way either. Take a careful look both at your home and the surrounding homes. Renovate to fit in, allowing the quality of the work and the taste of the project to set it apart.
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If you are at that exciting and somewhat apprehensive point of marketing your home, you want to carefully prepare it to present as well as possible. Buyers are very visual, and because of that, your home needs to be in ship-shape condition. The following attributes help out a lot.

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