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6031 - 16TH AVE. SW, MINOT $629,000 - MLS#181761
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Extraordinary Amenities Grassroots Architecture New to Minot Neighborhood Design & Material Standards 5-Year Full Family Membership at Vardon Golf Club Governed by Homeowners Association (“HOA”) HOA Convenience & Year-round Property Maintenance Lawn Mowing & Landscape Maintenance Snow Removal & Annual Window Washing Full Exterior Building Maintenance & Repair Private Streets - NO Thru Traffic HOA Member Community Clubhouse (Planned for 2019) Secure Mail & Package Room HOA Conference Room Clubhouse Lounge and Private Event Center Exercise Gym & Locker Rooms Outdoor Entertainment Deck Indoor Golf Simulator
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Community Member Garden Plots (Planned for 2019) Premier Proximity to Peterson Greenway & Trail System Easy Access to US Highway 83 & Minot ‘Ring Road’ Healthcare, Shopping, Banking & More Nearby Well-Appointed, Superior Interior Finishes Standard (avoids the typical sales upgrade routine) Open Floorplans with 10’ Ceilings & Oversized Windows Energy-Saving Insulation/Materials Energy-Efficient Heating/Cooling with Air Exchanger State-of-the-Art Wiring & Smart Home Automation Built-In Security Systems Large Decks with Outdoor Kitchen Comes Standard Professionally-Designed Landscaping/Irrigation 2-10 Home Owner Warranty from General Contractor
BOARD of REALTORS®
Alliance Real Estate 1829 South Broadway Minot, ND 58701 839-2217
Brokers 12 1201 South Broadway Minot, ND 58701 852-3757
Century 21 Action Realtors 500 20th Ave SW Minot, ND 58701 839-0021
Coldwell Banker 1st Minot Realty 219 South Main Minot, ND 58701 852-0136
Elite Real Estate 1829 S. Broadway St #1 Minot, ND 58701 852-3648
IMM Inc. 700 N. Broadway Minot, ND 58703 852-3648
Keller Williams Inspire 12 S. Main St Minot, ND 58701 701-838-6800
NextHome Legendary Properties 400 4th St. SW Minot, ND 58701 852-8151
Signature Properties 1701 South Broadway Minot, ND 58701 839-1999
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Andrea Savelkoul 1541 South Broadway I grew up on a farm in northwest Kansas Minot, ND 58701
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Hello all, I am originally from Minot and graduated from Minot High School in 2004. Afterwards, I joined the United States Air Force and was stationed right back at Minot and commenced my eight years of service here at Minot AFB. My wife is prior military as well and we have two beautiful and rambunctious boys together. I have always had a strong interest in real estate and have owned and managed my own rental properties since 2012. Minot has had some struggles and obstacles to overcome over the years and each time, we as a community come back stronger than ever. I would love to use my expertise in the ways of Minot and the local market, the unique struggles that are presented to military families, and my drive to achieve excellence to help you find your perfect home. You deserve it!
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Carrie Montoya I was born and raised in a small town in Nebraska and always cherished my upbringing in rural America. My husband and I are both retired from the Air Force and had the opportunity to live in many areas of the US and overseas, but we chose to remain in ND due to the warmth of the people, not the weather. I have been a full time REALTORÂŽ in Minot for over 17 years and enjoyed every minute of it. Helping people realize their dreams of home ownership, commercial/ investment goals and building lasting relationships are all rewarding endeavors. I would like to say Thank You to all my past, current and future clients for your confidence and friendship. You can contact me at 701 240-0709 or email at carriecornhusker@aol.com.
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Cindy Strandberg I started in real-estate in 2009 after a long career as a retail manager. My retail experience has given me the ability to make customer service my number one priority. I was born and raised in the Minot area and never left. I have raised 3 children and blessed with 5 grandchildren who keep me young at heart. I also have the good fortune of having a large (huge) family and extended family. My family has given me the experience and ability to get along with people and embrace different opinions and diversity. I have received several awards from Coldwell Banker franchise, but most important is my FRPPLWPHQW WR P\ FOLHQWV ³SXWWLQJ \RX ¿UVW NHHSV PH ¿UVW´ &DOO WRGD\ for a free consultation, whether buying or selling. 701-833-1956.
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1701 S. Broadway Minot, ND 58701 Thinking about Buying in 2018? There are vital steps in the Home Buying process in addition to viewing homes online. Let me help you navigate this process. I provide NO COST to Buyer representation, there are never any franchise or transaction fees, I can show ANY listing in our area (YOU CHOOSE your REALTORÂŽ), and am a certified Military Relocation Professional (additional training to better serve active duty military buyers and sellers, as well as veterans). Upgrading, downsizing, existing construction or new, first home, lake home, lots & condos too; BUYING or SELLING real estate â&#x20AC;&#x201C; I am here to assist YOU! Contact Shauna at 701.833.2099 or minothouses@gmail.com or on Facebook!
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A roomy walk-in pantry is to the left, along with a laundry nook, small bathroom, and direct access to Brick veneer, corner quoins, the three-car garage. Basement and Craftsman-style windows, and a attic stairs are also in this cluster. trio of gables blend harmoniously French doors at the rear of the to create the Bakersfield’s inviting dining area swing open to offer front facade. Decorative corbels easy access to a large covered padraw eyes to the lone wooden post tio. Bookshelves flank the short that highlights this ranch-style hallway on the left that leads to the home’s covered porch. Covered Patio owners’ suite. Shelves and poles Entering, you step into a vault24' x 12' line the suite’s large walk-in closed entry with a wide et. The rear door coat closet to the left. that opens onto Secondary bedrooms Owners’ the Bakersfield’s and a full bathroom Suite Vaulted patio will be espewith combination tub 15' x 20'2'' Dining Great Room Living cially appreciated and shower are to the 37'2'' x 15'4'' if the owners deright. The rear bedcide to install a room has a walk-in hot tub there. closet. Next to it is a Dn to Kitchen In the owners’ media closet, designed Bsmt bathroom, a slidto house and hide the ing door creates a living room’s inevitaBedroom 11'4'' x totally private toible tangle of media Media/ 10'10'' Up to let section. Light cords and devices. Study Entry Attic 10'6'' x 12' spills in through Ahead, the pasthe small window sageway that angles there over the off to the left acCovered Porch bench opposite cesses three rooms. the toilet. A dual Left to right they inBedroom lavatory and over15' x 11' sized shower fill Garage 25' x 37' the larger comPLAN 10-582 partment. Associated Designs is the Living Area 2390 sq.ft. Attic original source for the BaStorage Garage 996 sq.ft. kersfield 10-582. For more Attic Storage 377 sq.ft. Dn information or to view other © 2018 Associated Dimensions 62' x 82' Designs, Inc. designs, visit www.Associated Attic 2000 SERIES Designs.com or call 800Storage w A i dD i 634-0123. www.AssociatedDesigns.com Utility
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Weatherization Myths
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(StatePoint) Weatherizing your home for each season can make it more comfortable – but how to do it can be confusing. Here are four common weatherizing myths – busted! – to help get your home ready for cooler weather to come. Myth 1: It doesn’t matter where your thermostat is placed. Truth: Location, location, location! You may be spending more on heating and cooling than you need to be if your thermostat is in the wrong place. Placed in direct sunlight, you run the risk of getting false readings, as it can “think” the room is warmer than it actually feels, causing your air conditioner to turn on when it isn’t needed. Similarly, a thermostat placed near the kitchen often reads that the home is far warmer than it truly is due to the stove and oven. The best location is on an interior wall, centrally located and near areas where you spend the most time, ensuring these rooms are the most comfortable. Myth 2: Closed curtains and blinds in cold weather prevent heat escape. Truth: According to the Department of Energy, shades and drapes can reduce heat loss from a warm room by up to 10 percent. However, opening curtains and blinds during the day when direct sunlight hits can also allow for a warming effect. In winter, draperies should be closed at dusk but opened at dawn. In addition, heat escape through windows See MYTHS — Page 9
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Clyde Thorne is BOARD of REALTORS®
REALTOR® of the Year Tiffanie Finstrom Rookie REALTOR® of the Year
Jordan Wald (MÄSPH[L )\ZPULZZ Partner of the Year
The criteria for this award includes Local, State and National Association of REALTORS® activity, REALTOR® spirit, civic activities and business accomplishments. Please understand, this is not a sales award---it is recognition of an outstanding volunteer member of the Minot Board of REALTORS® and the community.
The Minot Board of REALTORS® is pleased to announce the 2018 Recognition Award nominees REALTOR® Of The Year Shari Anhorn, Keller Williams Inspire Realty Ashlee Kelleher, Century 21-Action Realtors Clyde Thorne, Coldwell Banker 1st Minot Realty
Rookie REALTOR® Of The Year Tiffanie Finstrom, Keller Williams Inspire Realty Brandy Halland, Brokers 12 Real Estate Alec Swanson, RE/MAX Bakken Realty
Affiliate Business Partner Of The Year Amanda Geinert, First International Bank • Marie Hallof, North Dakota Guarantee & Title Co. • Dustin Mayer, Integrity Outdoor Living • Chad Vogel, Bremer Bank • Jordan Wald, eLendingNow • Mark Weber, Elite Property Inspection
In a continued commitment to supporting the needs of our community, we are pleased to announce “Kicking the Cold” in conjunction with the Salvation Army’s Coats for Kids drive. Please drop off any new or gently used cold weather gear (hats, gloves, scarves, boots, coats, etc) through the end of September at the following Minot Board of REALTORS® Offices and campaign supporters:
Alliance Real Estate
KW Inspire Realty
Elite Real Estate
1600 2nd Ave. SW, Ste 30
12 Main St. S
1829 S. Broadway, Ste 1
Brokers 12 Real Estate
NextHome Legendary Properties
Investors Management & Marketing (IMM)
400 4th St. SW
700 N. Broadway
RE/MAX Bakken Realty
3515 16th St. SW
1201 S. Broadway
Century 21 Action Realtors 500 20th Ave. SW
Coldwell Banker 1st Minot Realty
2915 10th St. SW, Ste A
219 Main St. S
408 N. Broadway
Watne Realtors Signal Realtors 1541 S. Broadway
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Myths
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can be prevented with window insulation products such as Duck brand Roll-On Window Kits, which create a barrier between outdoor air and a home’s interior, helping block drafts and air leaks. And, it’s also a myth that these are hard to install: A pre-taped edge makes for easy roll-on application, requiring no measuring, while fitting snuggly to indoor window frames to provide an airtight, crystal-clear seal. Myth 3: It’s expensive to draft-proof your home. Truth: Homeowners can actually save hundreds of dollars annually on heating and cooling costs with proper weatherization early in the season. How do you do it? There are many inexpensive, do-ityourself weatherization products that are easy on the wallet and easy to install, requiring minimal — if any — tools. Windows and doors are the two largest draft sources in any home and should be top priorities for homeowners. Duck
brand MAX Strength Silicone Weatherstrip Seals are quick to install and seal various size gaps around windows and doors that may be allowing air to escape. Myth 4: It’s cheaper to keep your home at a constant temperature. Truth: A common misconception is that it’s better to keep your home at a constant temperature, even when you’re not home. However, if the system runs less during the day, it uses less energy. According to Energy.gov, you can save as much as 10 percent a year on heating and cooling by turning your thermostat back 7-10 degrees from its normal setting for eight hours a day. Still need more help? For additional tips and information, text “Weather” to 84444 to access Duck brand’s Project Selector, an online resource for project guides, instructional videos and more, or visit DuckBrand.com. Don’t let common myths scare you. Weatherizing can be an affordable, easy do-ityourself project — especially if you plan ahead.
When it comes to your Real Estate title needs, we’ve got you covered. So give us a call - We’ll take care of the rest! - 701.838.1907 1835 16TH ST. SW - MINOT September 2018 HOME MARKET 9
CALL ONE OF THESE AGENTS FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS!
$264,900 Colleen Johnson 721-4536
NICELY UPDATED! 4 bedroom, 3 bath home. Large living room and patio off kitchen. Finished lower level with family room and private entrance. Fenced backyard with mature trees. Double garage. #181435
$147,500 IN KENMARE – Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story home. Original hardwood floors, French doors and beautiful staircase. Formal dining room, fireplace in study and chef’s dream kitchen. Updated heating and electrical. Double garage. #181558
$549,500 GREAT POTENTIAL – 2 story, 13,600 sq ft building in central downtown business district. Zoned C-3. Great multiuse space. Full finished basement. New forced air heating system installed in 2014 on both levels. New roof in 2018 has a 15 year warranty. #180716
$223,900 NICE INVESTMENT PROPERTY – Updated duplex with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath in each unit. Both have custom kitchen cabinets, large closets and basements. Side yards with sprinklers. Double garage to share. #172199
$429,500 Janea Martell 320-333-5264
YEAR ROUND LAKE HOME – 2 story, 2800 sq ft home on double lot at Rice Lake. A dream kitchen with granite counters, center island, large eating area, walk-in pantry and custom cabinets. 5 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths and rooms for guests or office space. 12’x56’ covered deck with great lake views. Detached double garage and paved driveway. #181794
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Geri Erven-Beede 509-1773
$369,900 SPLIT FOYER – Custom built 5 bedroom, 2 ¾ bath home. Gas fireplace in living room. Main level laundry. Daylight lower level family room, 2 bedrooms and ¾ bath. Central air, deck, and fenced yard. Triple garage. #181636
$226,800
$288,000 SPACIOUS – 3 bedroom, 3 bath, 2 story home. Patio off dining room. Upper level bedrooms, 2 baths, laundry and family room. Close to schools. Attached double garage. #181876
COUNTRY LIVING – 4 bedroom, 3 bath home. Nearly 1 acre lot with valley views. Main level laundry. Walkout lower level has an apartment. Front deck, backyard patio and a double garage. #181878
$217,400 GREAT STARTER – 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Open floor plan. Main level laundry. Lower lever family room. Fenced yard with mature trees. Attached garage. Close to schools and shopping. #181411
$246,500 TOTALLY UPDATED – Vaulted ceiling with wood beams, 3 skylights, 3 bedrooms and 3 baths. 2 brick fireplaces with elec. inserts. New windows on main level. Rear patio. Double garage. #180176
$575,000 NEAR BURLINGTON – Large brick ranch home with an excellent view of Souris River Valley. 31 fenced acres. 3 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths with lower level family room. Quonset, garages and grain bins. Attached garage. #170133
$71,000 IN CARPIO – 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 952 sq ft home on nice sized lot. Detached double garage. Seller will consider contract for deed to qualified buyer. #170393
$170,000
Gary Kramlich 721-0526
INVESTMENT PROPERTY – 3-plex in NW area with off street parking and plug-ins. Two 2-bedroom units and one 3-bedroom. Close to college. Seller/Licensed Agent. #180466
$495,000 #170556 *33 acres near 27th St SE and Railroad overpass. $270,000 #172550 *10,350 sq ft lot zoned C-1. North Broadway frontage. $100,000 #170401 *1.34 acre flat lot zoned R3B. 21st Ave NW - 278 ft frontage. $110,000 #180507 *2 acre hillside lot in Rural SW Minot. Trestle Ridge 4th Addition. $80,000 #170369 *72.12 acres on Minot’s West side. Call for details.
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Compact Bristol is ideal for small families
Bristol
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that connects the house to the garage. This space can serve as a mudroom, and is the most direct passage for unloading groceries from the car. All three bedrooms are on the second floor. In addition to two closets and a two-section bathroom, the Bristol’s owners’ suite has a small dormer. The natural light is just right for a sewing machine, window seat, or potted plants. Associated Designs is the original source for the Bristol 10-184. For more information or to view other designs, visit www.Associated Designs.com or call 800-634-0123.
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A charming railed porch spans the Bristol’s front facade and meanders around to the left. Folks that enjoy porch swings will find a perfect spot for one here. Compact in size, economical to build and maintain, the three-bedroom, three-bathroom plan is ideal for young families and empty nesters. While this small home has a narrow footprint, it feels surprisingly large and bright inside. The main floor is basically two large rooms: a great room and a family room/ kitchen. Both have fireplaces flanked by slender windows. Wide sliders in the family room access a patio, and window bays expand the living room and nook. A kitchen table fits nicely into the nook, while the living room bay could house a cozy window seat. More seating is available along the raised eating bar that fronts a large work island in the kitchen.
Standing at the kitchen sink, you can enjoy watching seasonal changes, and/or keep an eye on the kids playing in the backyard. Dishwasher, range and oven are built into the kitchen counter, and a pantry adds to the storage space. Utilities and a powder room are centrally located. Laundry appliances nestle into a pass-through space
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REALTORS In The News
Congratulations to
Congratulations to
Brokers 12, Inc. Broker of the Month for July 2018!
Brokers 12, Inc. Salesperson of the Month for July 2018!
DelRae Zimmerman
Kelsey Humphreys
DelRae can be reached by calling 701-833-1375, 701-852-3757 or by email at delrae@teamrockstars.com.
Rachel can be reached by calling 701-721-5544, 701-852-3757 or by email at kelsey@teamrockstars.com.
Next Home Legendary Properties Welcomes Amanda Manuwal to their Sales Team!
Carrie Montoya
Amanda can be reached at 701-500-3583 or by email at Malamutemom121@gmail.com.
Congratulations to
Nathan Stremick
Residential Salesperson & Salesperson of the Month at Signal Realtors for July 2018.
Nathan can be reached @ 500-3890 or 852-3505 or Email: nathans.minot@gmail.com.
Janet Schelling was Watne
Realtors Sales Professional of the Month for July 2018.
was Watne Realtors Top Producer of the Month for July 2018.
Carrie can be reached by calling 240-0709 or 852-1156 and by email at carriecornhusker@aol.com.
Congratulations Tracy Dachs Century 21 Action Realtors Sales Person of the Month for July 2018! Tracy can be reached at 701-721-3372 or tracydachs@gmail.com.
Congratulations Tracy Dachs, Century 21 Action Realtors, on receiving the Mid-year Pacesetter Gold Award for Delivering Extraordinary Experiences!
Congratulations Bonnie Domsteen, Century 21 Action Realtors, on receiving the Mid-Year Pacesetter Gold Award for Delivering Extraordinary Experiences!
Janet can be reached by calling 240-7537 or 852-1156 and by email at janet@minothomes.com.
Alexa Louser was Agent of
the Month for July at Next Home Legendary Properties.
Alexa can be reached at 701-340-3906 or alexa@minot.com.
Ed Steckler
was the Agent of the Month for July at Coldwell Banker 1st Minot Realty.
Ed can be reached at 701-720-1861 or 701-852-0136 or emailed at edsteckler@outlook.com.
Lorell Seibold
was the Agent of the Month for July at Coldwell Banker 1st Minot Realty. Lorell can be reached at 701-721-4996 or 701-852-0136 or emailed at seibold@srt.com.
Congratulations Team Gold: Sheila
Kubas & Dawn Rasmussen.
Century 21 Action Realtors - Realtors of the Month for July 2018!
Dawn can be reached at 701-833-1770 or dawnloveshouses@gmail.com. Sheila can be reached at 701-721-1900 or sheilakubas6874@gmail.com.
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Is your heating system ready for cool weather? (StatePoint) Savvy homeowners know that with cool weather, comes a bit of preparation. A quick audit of your heating equipment can mean less wasted energy, a more comfortable home and lower energy bills. Nearly half of all heating and cooling equipment in U.S. homes never performs to its advertised capacity and efficiency due to incorrect installation, according to U.S. government estimates. And if you have an older system that was built before current efficiency standards, you could be spending more than needed on heating your home. If itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s time to replace your system, be sure to See HEAT â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Page 15
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have it properly installed by an HVACR professional, certified by North American Technician Excellence (NATE), the nation’s largest nonprofit certification body for HVACR technicians. NATE-certified technicians are skilled professionals who have proven their knowledge in the HVACR industry by passing specialized certification tests. “The NATE-certified techs who perform maintenance and repairs do a consistently great job. We never have any concerns if the job is done right,” says Rob Kirkpatrick, a longstanding customer of Thermal Services, a Nebraska-based contractor.
Beyond having an efficient heating system properly installed, you can prepare for the season in the following ways:
• Clean heating filters. Check them every couple of weeks and change them at least twice in the season, or as directed by the manufacturer. • Check and maintain insulation. Improperly insulated walls, floors, attics, basements and crawlspaces drain away heat and can also lead to moisture imbalance. Adding weather stripping and caulk around windows and doors can also improve a home’s insulation. • Turn down the thermostat or install a programmable thermostat to regulate temperature. • Clean the furnace area. Don’t keep chemicals or cleaning products near a heater, and don’t store anything next to it that could impede ventilation. • Free all vents and returns of obstructions. Don’t lay carpet over vents, place furniture over or in front of them, or obstruct the flow of air. • Dry air feels cooler than moist air, so install a humidifier. A simple humidifier may make the home feel five degrees warmer than a home with dry air. • Look into geothermal heating systems which use earth’s natural heat and are among the most efficient and energy-conserving heating and cooling technologies currently available. • For optimal performance of your HVAC system, get an annual service contract which includes both heating and cooling maintenance. But take care to avoid poor service and scams. To find a qualified local contractor who employs certified HVACR professionals, look for the NATE logo or go to www.natex.org. By incorporating a few energy-friendly habits into your routine and by making sure your heating system is operating optimally, this season, you can keep utility bills low while maintaining a cozy, comfortable home.
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LIVING IN W
FAMILY FEATURES
COLOR
hen picking a color for cabinetry, personality and lifestyle are essential considerations. Gray and white cabinets are options for the modern active living lifestyle, whereas green and blue tones may work better for a more eclectic existence. Whichever way you go, colored cabinetry is more than just a trend: it’s a design approach that is here to stay. That’s why careful planning is necessary when you set out to redesign the kitchen. After all, this essential living space is an area where you spend plenty of time, so it should feature visual elements and colors you find appealing. White kitchen cabinets have dominated the market for many years. White cabinetry is constant, safe and classic. However,
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reports from designers and data on market buying trends are showing a slight shift in painted cabinetry design from classic white to pops of color. “We know kitchen cabinetry is an ever-evolving dynamic, but we also believe certain trends are more constant and everlasting,” said Angela O’Neill, director of marketing and advertising at Wellborn Cabinet. “We trust consumers and we believe they have spoken and have spoken very loudly in regard to painted cabinetry.” The current styling trend, reflected in Wellborn Cabinet’s latest colors, is a marriage of traditional and contemporary finishes, materials and fabrics equating to a classic, timeless design. Beloved white is now making way for trending warmer tones featuring shades of gray, green and blue.
A Calming Effect
Letting your personality show through with color in the kitchen doesn’t have to mean going outlandishly bold. Paint hues like aqua, mint and olive can all set the stage for a calm, inviting atmosphere. Each of these shades provides a mild taste of colored cabinetry, imparting an effect that is subtle but bold enough to make its presence known.
Mink Gray
Exploring shades of gray is another way to develop a unique look. Some shades result in a calm, tranquil effect. However, if you’re looking for a more dominant color, an option like Mink Gray from Wellborn Cabinet gives the feel of a much warmer space. Minimalists swoon over this classic yet clean gray because it isn’t overpowering, and the timeless color adds to the transitional styling of cabinetry.
It All Started with White
It’s true that white cabinetry set the pace for painted cabinetry, and it’s likely to remain a popular option for homeowners. Remember, though, that not all whites are the same and different shades can elicit a different design motif entirely. Cabinets in shades of white are enduring and versatile, appearing in cottage, traditional and even modern kitchens. Also remember that although it’s simple, there’s nothing dull about white cabinetry. Embrace the classic white
spacious kitchen in your home but take it up a notch with brass lanterns, a round dining table and fabric-covered chairs.
Find more inspiration and planning tools to create the contemporary kitchen of your dreams at wellborn.com.
Choose the Right Cabinet Color Once you’ve made the decision to add colored cabinets to the kitchen, there’s an obvious next question: which color? With so many options to choose from, you may need to answer some basic questions to narrow down the field.
Bold vs. Subtle
If you’re looking for a dramatic change, a bold approach may be the perfect solution. Just remember that a bold space can border on overly bold. It needs to be a color and shade that you will continue to enjoy over time. On the other hand, if you’re set on adding color but not sure something so vibrant will do, a softer shade of that color may offer a more subtle solution.
All Over vs. Accent
Consider whether your vision calls for paint on all of your kitchen cabinetry, or if you’re simply looking to create a standout feature. A color that looks terrific as a focal point may overwhelm if it’s applied throughout the room, so evaluate which of the options you’re weighing is best suited to the use you have in mind.
Fit Within the Home
In many homes, the design style flows from one room to the next. It’s important when making a major change like colored cabinets to understand how the new style will fit with the rest of the house. For example, whether it will complement or contrast, and if it contrasts, ensure that’s the look you’re truly going for.
Completing the Design
Another often-overlooked consideration is how you’ll complete the room once the cabinetry is installed. Think about the rest of the woodwork, other finishes like backsplash and flooring, and dining furniture in the space. Also consider your appliances and any decorative items you may wish to add. Ensure the color you’re considering will fit with the other elements. If it doesn’t, you may have to consider upgrading those features to achieve a cohesive look. If you’re still having trouble narrowing down your selection, many designers recommend selecting an inspiration piece and designing the rest of the room, including the cabinetry, to complement it.
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Eagleton a roomy contemporary log home a cathedral-like ambiance. When the sun is in hiding, a Outdoor and indoor living spaces free-standing wood stove offers are well-supplied in the Eagleton, warmth and color. Framed by a a contemporary log home designed brick hearth, it nestles in a front as a vacation retreat. But this plan corner by the windows. Build in a is also spacious and well-equipped cold climate and you can enjoy enough to be used as a year-round watching a cozy fire and softly falling snowflakes at the same time. residence or retirement home. The L-shaped kitchIn addition to rustic en is totally open to the charm, log homes are great room, with range renowned for their PLAN 30-020 30-020 PLAN and oven built into a longevity, ease of First Floor Floor 1132 sq.ft. sq.ft. work island with an eat1132 maintenance and in- First herent insulating qual- Second Second Floor Floor 703 703 sq.ft. sq.ft. ing bar. Lazy Susan ities. Inside, the logs Living Living Area Area 1835 1835 sq.ft. sq.ft. shelving keeps food can be left visible, or Dimensions Dimensions 34'x50' items organized and 34'x50' makes it easy to covered by flat walls. 1000 SERIES SERIES 1000 reach everything in A wide V-shaped w deck echoes the shape www.AssociatedDesigns.com Balcony of the richly windowed front facade while mirroring the structure’s generally Aframe shape. The deck transitions Vaulted into a wide covered porch that Owners’ Suite wraps around one side. 16' x 19'4" The vaulted great room is easily the most striking living area. Sparkling windows, stacked three high, fill most of the front wall, creating Dn
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the corner cabinet. Laundry appliances, plus cabinets, a deep sink, and a folding counter are across the hall. Secondary bedrooms are at the rear. Upstairs, the Eagleton’s owners’ suite has a double walk-in closet as well as a dual vanity. From the wide loft outside the bedroom, you can overlook the great room or gaze out at the landscape beyond. Associated Designs is the original source for the Eagleton 30-020. For more information or to view other designs, visit www.Associated Designs.com or call 800-634-0123.
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ONE LEVEL LIVING – 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1769 sq ft home. Open kitchen, dining and living room. Large master suite. House and garage have in-floor heat. Triple garage with shop.
TASTEFULLY REMODELED – 5 bedroom, 4 bath, 2 story home. Fireplace in living room. Master bedroom has full bath and walk-in closet. Large lower level family room, 2 bedrooms, full bath. Attached garage. #181763
SPLIT FOYER – 5 bedroom, 3 bath home in Kenmare. Open floor plan. Kitchen has good counterspace and pantry. Maintenance free deck off dining Carrie room. Fireplace in family room. Double Montoya garage. #181879 240-0709
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$214,500
MOVE IN READY – 4 bedroom, 3 bath, split foyer home. Deck off dining room. Lower level family room with wet bar. Private, fenced backyard Janet with shed. Attached triple garage. Schelling #181767 240-7537
IN NORWICH – 2 bedroom
REDUCED PRICE – Twin home on Minot’s North edge. Open main level. Deck off dining room. 2 bedrooms, full bath on upper level plus 1 bedroom, Ali ¾ bath and laundry on lower level. Ryan Double garage. #180695 720-9004
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IN RAY – Cozy 2 bedroom home with laminate floor in living room and eat-in kitchen with newer appliances. Large master bedroom. Updated electrical and roofs in 2013. Deck, Leigh Ann fenced backyard and double garage. Perdue 641-0150 #181550
IN KENMARE – 5 bedroom, 1 ½ bath, 2 story home with enclosed front porch. Main level family room and living room. Pantry in kitchen. Blake Original hardwood flooring and Krabseth woodwork. #180575 720-1786
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home on ½ acre lot. Covered front porch. Carpet and laminate flooring. Steel siding, Ric detached double garage. Rural Montoya water. #181743 240-0749
LAKE VIEWS – 4 bedroom, 3 bath condo on North hill. Breakfast bar in kitchen. Lower level family room. Covered deck and walkout patio with fantastic lake views. Double garage.
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LAKE LIVING – Year round 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home at Lake Metigoshe. Gas fireplace. Deck on 2 sides with great lake views. Flat Janet lot with 75’ shore. Double garage Schelling with shop. #181756 240-7537
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2 bath home. Custom cabinets in kitchen. Family room with fireplace and wet bar. New furnace and central air. Patio. Double garage. #181319
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