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Senin, 30 November 2015

"Real Estate Snitch Wednesdays'"- Bruce Willis

This week the Real Estate Snitch is snitching on the Die Hare Star Bruce Willis it seems is though Bruce is ready to make that move from his Hailey, Idahohome. He is ready leave that home in the rear after realizing he doesn’t spend enough time in the 20-acre ranch. Willis has put his ranch on the market in the popular Sun Valley resort town on the market for $15 million. WOW $15 million
dollars!!! Must be nice hmm” let me stop I’m hating wish it was me!!! Also the snitch has discovered that Bruce also has a commercialproperty on the market in the area, a former nightclub/restaurant/bar called the Mint which is listed for $4.495 million. Reported by The Wall Street Journal  Check out the pic's into Bruce Willis House !!!


 What a Entrance!!!
 OK, I just love this hallway this is amazing and the floors just makes it
 Nice but not sure about the ledges over the door I say move them for a better staging affect for the sale of the house.To many personal affects but I don't think it will kill a deal but just in case be safe Bruce....
 I love, love, love the fire place makes for a very cozy moment for any buyer good job...
Not to much and not to little love the kitchen.

 Hey what can I say I love a fireplace in a bedroom very nice!!! Small tip bring the photos down closer to the shays lounge chair more at eye level for most people for a better arrangement affect!!!
 WOW
LOVE THIS CLOSET!!!
 What a interesting canopy on the bed hmmm I kind of like it but will the buyer become distracted by it? hmmm maybe (don't kill your sell by distractions) Just say-in
 Nicely staged
 Why do I feel cold when I look at this room?  Could it be that this room  can use some photos and accessories to warm up the space!!! hmmm This is a $15 million dollar home home buyers should feel warm and homing in all the rooms!!! little advice from the snitch (STAGE THIS ROOM)


 Absolutely love the pool beautiful 


Now tell me what you think is Bruce house worth the $15million or what? Well before you anser check out all the ammenties that comes along with this home...

 It is located on Flying Heart Lake with multiple ponds, flowing streams and a custom pool with waterfalls. The large sunken living room has two rock fireplaces. The breakfast nook has lake views and the gourmet kitchen includes two Sub-Zero refrigerators, Viking six-burner stove with dual ovens, two dishwashers, large pantry, glass cabinets and island with an eating bar. The master suite offers a gas fireplace, seating area, two heated decks, built-in desk, and bookshelves. The master bathroom is complete with jetted soaking tub, granite shower, dual sinks, and custom built master closet with built-in dressers and shelves. 

Realtors.com, The Wall Street Journal





 

Selasa, 22 April 2014

Tips for Small Kitchens Design Ideas 2011 By Kayla Kitts

Kayla Kitts is a senior in Journalism & Electronic Media, with an emphasis on magazine writing. She is also pursuing an English minor and plans to graduate in May 2010. She was born and raised in Knoxville, Tenn. She attended the College of Charleston, in Charleston, S.C., her freshman year but transferred to the University of Tennessee a year later.

She has a passion for traveling and spent a month touring Europe in 2005. She visited France, Italy and Malta as a student ambassador and met with various foreign leaders.

Kayla loves to attend UT sporting events, such as football and basketball. She was born a Vol fan and will always bleed orange and white.


Open Floor Plan

Make your small kitchen feel larger by following an open floor plan. Allow the space to carefully flow into the living or dining room. Change the wall colors from room to room to visually separate the two spaces. RMS user pilonieta kept the kitchen walls neutral but added a pumpkin-orange hue to the living room walls to show a bold and clear room divide.


Clean Hues

Make a small kitchen feel open and airy by using a light color palette and plenty of natural light. RMS user heatherbullard coordinated white beadboard, a light travertine backsplash, glass-front cabinets and a soft yellow hue on the walls for an elegant cottage feel. 

Proper Lighting

Small kitchens are often filled with the wrong lighting, making the space feel dim and enclosed. Using pendant lights on the ceiling and fluorescent lighting below the cabinets will gracefully cast light off the countertops and backsplash, visually expanding the space and uplifting the overall tone and mood. Photo by Maxwell Mackenzie

Extra Storage

RMS user Felt So Cute renovated her small 1920s-style kitchen with clean, white cabinetry and a white, subway-tiled backsplash. The lime green accents add a playful splash of color without making the space feel busy or over-the-top. Take advantage of extra wall space by adding additional cabinetry and drawers. This will keep kitchen essentials organized and stored, while clearing up the countertops.


Downsized Appliances

Light wood cabinetry and a large, open window prevent this small, apartment-style kitchen from feeling cramped. In an extra-tiny kitchen like this, downsizing is the best way to go. A pint-sized stove, range hood, microwave and kitchen table are in proportion to the space and take up less space than their large predecessors.

Clear Countertops

This Manhattan apartment presented a small floor plan with an even smaller kitchen. RMS user ruffingit renovated the entire space and updated the kitchen with state-of-the-art appliances and modern cabinetry for a clean look. A long, granite-top island separates the kitchen from the living room and provides extra seating and cooking space. When using an island as a room divider, be sure to keep the top clear and clutter free.

Sleek and Simple

The sleek, clean lines of this kitchen prevent the space from looking or feeling small and cluttered. Designer Ammie Kim kept busy decor to a minimum and allowed the glass-tile backsplash to be the colorful — yet soothing — focal point. When using the deep-toned cabinetry, keep the surrounding walls and countertops neutral for a more balanced look.

Minggu, 20 April 2014

2012 Contemporary Kitchens Decorating Ideas

Think you know what a contemporary kitchen looks like? Think again. These days, well-chosen colors, materials, and personal objects take the chill out of modern work spaces.


Past Meets Present 

Vintage architecture can accommodate modern function. For example, century-old brick provides texture, color, and contrast in a kitchen with otherwise sleek and seamless surfaces. The black granite countertop climbs the wall to become a backsplash and display ledge for the homeowner's art.


In the Woods
    A central work table  not an island gives this kitchen a casual, almost nostalgic attitude. To warm up the white walls, the designer created wall panels and an under-soffit "bridge" of wood to match the cabinet finish.

Open Wide

Once claustrophobic, this Pacific Northwest kitchen now feels fresh and bright, thanks to major surgery. Most wall cabinets were removed, and the new windows are 6 inches taller than the ones they replaced. Aqua paint, a suspended range hood, and a custom zebrawood island with "stiletto heel" legs match the airy design.


Texture Message 

Earthy slate tile makes a mottled statement on this kitchen's floor and walls. The flat-front maple cabinets pick up the theme; most wear a natural stain, but a few doors and drawers sport a darker finish.


Family-Friendly Design 

Clean-lined but comfortable, this kitchen contains a balance of wood and metal, warm and cool. Guests seated at the island and matching dark-stained dining table can visit with the cook or watch the wall-mount TV. Upholstered dining chairs encourage relaxed entertaining. Sculptural objects line the stark white countertops.

    Sunny Outlook 

    A clever window/backsplash (with a Zen garden view) makes this a pleasant place to cook in the daytime. Soft yellow cabinet fronts and display shelves extend the welcome after dark. Gleaming stainless steel an iconic material in most contemporary kitchens  reflects light anytime.

      A Playful Palette 

      Sleek lines and neutral wood tones clear the way for fruit-basket shades of yellow, orange, and green in this kitchen's fun and functional decor. Mismatched chairs surround a lowered surface ideal for snacks or homework. Modern white pendants keep the mood  and atmosphere  bright.


      Sophisticated, Not Stark

      An Asian influence gives this kitchen its personality and informs its materials choices. Recycled glass mosaic tiles, grid-back stools, and cabinets faced with alder veneer show this is no cookie-cutter design scheme, despite the popular granite countertop and stainless-steel appliances.


      Colorful Condo

      In a small, open-plan living space, it's even more important that every view be pleasing. Space enhancers here include the glass island top and bamboo flooring laid on the diagonal. The palette pairs neutral gray with planes of butter yellow and tomato red.

      Kamis, 20 Maret 2014

      Country Style Kitchens 2013 Decorating Ideas

      A country style kitchen is warm, cozy and inviting. It's evocative of a country setting.
      The furnishings and decor remind you of the countryside, the outdoors and the gathering of people. Because of its welcoming ambiance, it's currently a popular kitchen style. Always comfortable, it's usually large (although smaller country kitchens work as well).
      Decorating a country kitchen involves the selection of furnishings, walls, flooring, windows and accessories.

      These English country style kitchen sets from County Kitchen predominantly reflect a traditional style but not without a modern twist on tradition.
      I hope you like this collection .....  enjoy it ...!












      Kamis, 30 Januari 2014

      Modern Italian Kitchens

      Veneta Cucine is another one of the Italian design houses that regularly come up with stunningly beautiful kitchens. Each of their designs make use of a wide range of colours, surfaces and finishes and they look so different from one another. In fact, we can only find one thing that is common: They are all beautiful.