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Home & Design: Architecture Coach Articles

  • Happy Feet: 10 Types of Home Flooring
    03/01/2011

    The right floor can really make a room. Make sure you know the styles, advantages, and drawbacks of 10 popular varieties of flooring.

  • Name That Style
    02/01/2011

    From country to modern, how well can you identify the various design styles?

  • Marketing Top-Line Features for Luxury Buyers
    01/01/2011

    In a struggling economy, one of the hardest sells is a home that includes big-ticket luxury items — mainly because amenities command a higher asking price. Knowing where and how to market these dazzling incentives in a home can bring you closer to matching the property with a new owner.

  • What’s Hot, Hip, and Happening in Home Design
    12/01/2010

    These design trends have either already arrived in your town or are on their way.

  • A Different Kind of Dining Room
    11/01/2010

    Often thought of as a place mostly for enjoying holiday dinners and birthday celebrations, the dining room is morphing into a friendlier, more intimate space as home owners try to maximize existing square footage rather than add on.

  • 7 Great Options for Doors and Windows
    11/01/2010

    Choosing the right new or refurbished materials can add value and comfort to your home.

  • Ingredients for a Modern Kitchen
    10/01/2010

    A bad kitchen can send buyers running, particularly since savvy shoppers know the cost to redo it keeps escalating. But many kitchens don’t have to be gutted and only need a few tweaks to work and look better.

  • Bring Out the Best in Basements
    09/01/2010

    When it’s time to sell or expand a home’s livable square footage, the basement needs a little dressing up. That’s when home owners and real estate pros can work together.

  • Can You Name That Architectural Style?
    08/01/2010

    Here are 10 popular architecture styles in the United States.

  • The Right Way to Display Artwork
    07/01/2010

    You can help clients understand the impact art can make — for their own enjoyment as well as how to use it to impress buyers — with some of the following tips, from choosing what to display to how to hang it on the wall.