Home Market September Edition

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2017

2214 56th St NW, Minot, ND 58703 $695,900 - #171994

Watne Realtors Announces Their

Coldwell Banker 1st Minot Realty Announces Their

Meet Your REALTORÂŽ

Meet Your REALTORÂŽ

Judy Hoskin

500 20th Ave SW Minot, ND 58701

507-381-2121

Amber Alexander

219 S. Main St. Minot, ND

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Being a REALTOR for 19 years has been one of the most rewarding things in my life. The people I’ve met, the things I’ve learned, have made me a better person and I hope a better REALTOR. Buying a home is a huge investment in your life. When things change and you have to sell, that is another important change. I enjoy helping with either process. When making your next move, I hope you will consider a long time REALTOR with lots of experience. I can be reached by calling 701 721-3837 or by email judyh@minothomes.com. 408 North Broadway, Minot, ND 58703 • 701-852-1156 • MinotHomes.com

working as a real estate agent in my hometown for the past Ă„ ]L `LHYZ 0 HT HSZV WYV\K [V ^VYR MVY H SVJHS HUK MHTPS` owned general contractor, Real Builders Inc. As the sales and marketing representative I have learned about on trend I\PSKPUN Ă„ UPZOLZ HUK X\HSP[` WYVK\J[Z HUK VMMLY H \UPX\L perspective to the home buying process. I thoroughly enjoy getting to know my clients and look forward to assisting you in your home buying or selling dreams! Cell: 701-500-0810 | E-mail: ambera.minot@gmail.com | Facebook: www.facebook.com/ AmberAlexanderColdwellBanker | Instagram: amber_cbrealtor

CENTURY 21 Announces Their

Brokers 12, Inc. Announces Their

Meet Your REALTORÂŽ

Meet Your REALTORÂŽ

Angela Rithmiller

Anthony Polsfut

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NextHome Legendary Properties Announces their

RE/MAX Announces Their

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Meet Your REALTORÂŽ 1701 S. Broadway Minot, ND 58701

Janet Green

Shauna Forshner

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Signal Realtors Announces Their

Meet Your REALTORÂŽ

Lucy Tuttle As a proud born and raised North Dakota resident, I enjoy providing service to my clients to the quality that traditional North Dakotans grow to expect. My customer service attitude and genuine interest in getting my clients the “best bang for their buck� truly epitomizes dedication and loyalty. “Service� is what describes what I have to offer. Recognizing whether it is buying or selling your home it is one of the most important decisions a family has to endure and I take that as serious as if it were my own home. Raised around the military and my husband being a 35 year Air Force civil servant employee, I recognize the military’s housing needs and simply provide the same dedicated service to our American heroes. Whether you HYL ZLSSPUN VY I\`PUN WSLHZL JHSS TL H[ 0 ^PSS WYV]PKL [OL ILZ[ ZLY]PJL possible, making your real estate transaction pleasant and enjoyable.

1541 South Broadway * Minot, ND 58701 (701) 852-3505 * (701) 240-6707 Email: tntdynomite@srt.com

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Featured

Home of the Month

Top of the line kitchen with 2214 56th St NW custom cabinets, large island, Cambria quartz counters, Minot, ND Wolf stove/oven, stainless steel appliances, recessed lighting. WELCOME HOME! Custom built 2-story

1829 S. Broadway St #1

Warm up to the comforts of this living space with a gas fireplace, carpeted flooring and large windows that allow great natural light.

home on 2 acres in Whitetail Ridge Addition with breathtaking views of the valley. This home has 3208 square feet of living space and features triple pane Pella windows with blind inserts, knotty alder trim, 8’ solid knotty alder doors, Italian ceramic tile, Swarovski crystal chandeliers. Open main floor offers spacious living area, gas fireplace, a deluxe master suite, laundry and ½ bath. The 2 upper level bedrooms have walk-in closets and private baths. Family room is also on the upper level. Office and 1522 sq ft shop that is heated, insulated, sheet rocked and has openers. Sprinkler system and a 2 level patio. Garage space for 8 vehicles. Seller/Licensed agent.

For your private viewing call Enjoy this valley view from your 2 level backyard patio.

Melissa Leier - 701-720-9640 or Watne Realtors - 701-852-1156 #171994

$

695,900

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Move in Ready, New & Used Homes in Minot, ND NEW LISTING

PRICE REDUCED

$125,900

$99,900 3972 Aster Loop

3 Bed 2 Bath w/ large Front Porch and Ramp 2 car garage, great floor plan, lino throughout, Patio door from LR leads to 10’ X 28’ covered deck. Quiet Prairie Bluffs location. Large backyard with no neighbors behind. Move in Now!

$114,900

4329 Crocus Point 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Living Room & Family Room, 1,750 s.f., 28x64 Garage on Large Lot Overlooking Coulee

3997 Aster Loop

3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage, great kitchen with beautiful hardwood cabinets, built in oven & microwave, electric fireplace, lino throughout home.

PRICE REDUCED

$109,900

$57,900 OBO

801 Buttercup Lane 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, plus family room 1,568 S.F., 2 Patio Doors, Large Deck

800 Buttercup Lane

3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, Large Lot Skylight in Kitchen, solar light in 2nd bath, New Water Heater, Many upgrades. Cement pillars. One owner.

3 MONTHS FREE LOT RENT

$84,900 802 Dogwood Drive 3 bedroom 2 bath plus bonus room, front & back deck, lawn shed, nice lot next to playground.

PRICE REDUCED

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$69,900

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4028 Blue Bell Drive

3887 Aster Loop

New, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Bonus Room, Unique Floor Plan, Garden Tub & Deluxe Cabinets

New 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Large Great Room & Open Floor Plan

View our New 2017 Model Homes at 4030 HWY 83 South

$19,900 WEEKLY OPEN HOUSES CALL FOR DATES & TIMES

405 31st Ave SE Lot #94 2 Bedroom, 1 bath 14x70. New custom kitchen, Big Deck, Lawn Shed & Large yard. MOVING MUST SELL!

Minot’s Premiere Manufactured Home Community FREE Furniture Package

PRICE REDUCED

$32,900

$69,000

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$129,900

800 31st Ave SE, Lot #504

1325 27th St SE, Lot #135

5305 Zaharia Drive

1325 27th St. SE, Lot #224

3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 16x80, new Carpet & Paint Great Location

New 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath + Bonus Room Garden Tub, Large Walk-In Closet & Washer & Dryer

New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, 1,800 S.F. Garage, Beautiful Location, 30 Year, Mortgage Available.

2013 4 bedroom 2 bath 2,128 sq ft. 28 x 76 home. Move in ready!

Call or stop in at our sales lot to visit with one of our Sales Professionals

FINANCING AVAILABLE

James McNamara | Lance Kennedy (701) 852-0249 1-800-872-4120

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SEPTEMBER 2017

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Monday-Friday 8am-5:30pm Saturday 8am-4pm

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BIG, BOLD

Home decorators embrace

By KIM COOK Associated Press

Not long ago, the only homes in which you'd see big, bold art hanging on the walls tended to be those of serious collectors. For everyone else, filling up a blank space meant going with something attractively innocuous that didn't jangle with the sofa color. But something exciting is happening; we're losing our

wall art

trepidation over hanging larger wall art with more impact. "Personal platforms like Instagram and Pinterest, and online forums like Core77 and Dezeen have made it really easy for people to find and share pictures of things they love," says Alyson LissPobiner of the New York firm Dineen Architecture + Design. (www.dineenarchitecture.com ) See ART — Page 6

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"I really love using Instagram to share our own work, and images that we find beautiful, interesting and inspiring," she says. "As a result, images of designer projects have become much more accessible and reach much larger audiences." Caleb Anderson, principal at Drake Anderson Interiors in New York, says a room doesn't look finished without art. "Artwork establishes mood, defines personality and impacts emotion," he says. It can connect furnishings and architecture, and draw people into a space. "Oversize pieces work particularly well above a sofa or bed," he says. "Large art makes an impactful statement in an entry or at the end of a long corridor, making the otherwise void hall an interesting destination of its own." (www.drakeanderson.com ) Large-format work can create focus points throughout a home, making an impression "without creating a lot of visual noise," Liss-Pobiner says. When you're positioning large art, she says, don't be afraid to try something different. "In our room at Kips Bay Decorator's Showhouse this year, we centered the bed on one wall with a large sofa on the opposite wall," she says. They then placed a large blue concave mirror from Bernd Goeckler Antiques above the sofa, but slightly to one side. "The convention is to center the wall art above the furniture, but by 'freeing up' that wall with an asymmetrical composition, we were able to keep the eye moving around the room," she says. Large-scale art with typography can be affordable and add a dose of humor, say Mat Sanders and Brandon Quattrone of Consort Design, a bicoastal design firm. "If you're looking to take the room in a more sophisticated direction, we also love large, painterly abstract pieces," the duo said in an email. Their online shop includes the figurative expressionist work of Kristen Giorgi of Atlanta's NG Collective Studio, and Los Angeles artist Matt Maust's kinetic mixed-media work. (www.consort-design.com ) Anderson has some source suggestions, too, including the Loretta Howard Gallery in Manhattan. (www.lorettahoward.com )

Compact Lamar is open and efficient Screened Porch 20' x 8'

this sunny space, and it’s a great place to sleep on summer nights Screened Porch when the air inside is too hot. Brick veneer gives 20' x 8' The Lamar’s a look of solid perkitchen/dining manence to the LaBedroom Vaulted room is surprismar, a compact 10' x 11'8''home Owners’ Suite Great Room ingly spacious. with a spacious great Bedroom 12'6'' x 16' 19'10'' x 13'8'' Vaulted Plenty of room room at its heart. An 10' x 11'8'' Owners’ Suite Great Room here11-106 for family arched window filled PLAN 12'6'' x 16' 19'10'' x 13'8'' and 1349 friends with glass blocks Living Area sq.ft. to hang around and adds a unique dash of Screenedchat Porch 160 sq.ft.the with grace and charm to Garage 400 sq.ft. cooks or clean-up the front facade. Dimensions 44' x 58'are crew. Utilities This low-mainteKitchen handy, but out of nance home is ideal 1000 SERIES Kitchen sight, tucked in a for young families, www.AssociatedDesigns.com Bedroom Entry pass-through emptyPorch nesters Screened Bedroom Dining 10' x 12'4'' and Entry space that con10' x 12'4'' 10'8'' x 7'9'' 20' x 8' Its one-level singles. Dining 10'8'' x 7'9'' nects with the galayout also makes it rage. Groceries easily adaptable for can be unloaded wheelchair accessisafely and convebility. niently, moving Entering, you Vaulted directly from gaOwners’ Suite stepRoom into a vaulted Great 12'6'' x 16' rage to kitchen. 19'10'' x 13'8'' entry with a coat Garage Owners’ suite amenities Garage closet to the right, 19'4'' x 19'8'' PLAN 11-106 PLAN 11-106 x 19'8'' include: twin linen closets kitchen/dining19'4'' room Living Area Area 1349 Living 1349sq.ft. sq.ft. and a large walk-in closet. access on the left. A Screened Porch 160 sq.ft. Screened Porch 160 sq.ft. Soft light filters into the bathpocket door slides Garage 400 closed to conceal Garage 400sq.ft. sq.ft. room through glass blocks. © 2017 Associated Designs, Inc. the cooking and dinDimensions 44' Dimensions 44'xx58' 58' Secondary bedrooms, or a © 2017 Associated Designs, Inc. Kitchen bedroom and a study, share a ing area. 1000 SERIES 1000 SERIES bathroom on the opposite side The great room, www.AssociatedDesigns.com www.AssociatedDesigns.com of the house. too, is vaulted, andEntry open to the eight-foot-high Dining Associated Designs is the kitchen. At waist level, a peninsu- kitchen ceiling. x 7'9'' Sliding glass doors at the original source for the Lamar 11-106. lar10'8'' counter marks the boundary. Overhead, a high plant or display rear open into a wide screened For more information or to view ideal for outdoor other designs, visit www.Associated shelf spans the juncture, where the porch, vaulted ceiling transitions to an dining. Potted plants thrive in Designs.com or call 800-634-0123. By Associated Designs

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Kids' bedroom oases

should reflect their personalities By MELISSA KOSSLER DUTTON Associated Press

Parents, do you want your kids' bedrooms to be relaxing oases where they can decompress and escape the academic and social pressures of school? Don't assume that means muted colors and quiet sanctuary. Instead, designers say, let the room reflect your child's personality, even if that involves some more vibrant colors and patterns. "Many parents find that hot pink walls are better than hot pink hair, right? And it's only a bucket of paint. Such a space allows kids to be themselves, and that is a calming thing in today's world," said interior designer Kelee Katillac, who enjoys designing children's rooms and runs a studio in Kansas City, Missouri. She and other designers recommend working with kids to create an organized, multi-functional and comfortable bedroom with an interesting color palette.

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A first step to creating a great space for kids is defining what purposes the room must serve, Katillac said. Most kids do more than sleep in their rooms. They play, do homework and entertain friends there. Delineate a place for each of the room's main functions, she said. If a child intends to study in the room, supply a desk, chair and good lighting. Create a reading nook for the bookworm. For the kid who likes to have friends over, provide a seating area — even if it's just cushions and a rug — and have mood lighting or even decorative string lighting. Defining separate areas helps kids relax because it creates a sense of structure, Katillac said.

FINDING THE RIGHT COLORS Wall color can impact your mood, said Sue Wadden of SherwinWilliams in Cleveland. She recom-

mends avoiding primary colors in favor of more natural or neutral tones like greens, browns, light grays or soft blues. "It's easier on the eye," she said. "It's easier on the brain." To promote relaxation, consider using softer or less saturated versions of the bright colors typically used in kids' rooms, she added. If you're concerned that your child's color choices could get too bold, pick several colors you could live with and let them select from those, Wadden suggested. You can also use other elements to add the pops of color that kids crave. Consider painting a colorful accent wall, or adding a vibrant rug or patterned comforter. "Bring in brighter tones with secondary pieces," Wadden said.

BRING IN THEIR INTERESTS

Let your child help choose the room's theme, said Janet Paik, an editor with the online interior decorating website Houzz.com. "If you want it to feel like their personal sanctuary, it needs to be their own space," she said. It can be easy and inexpensive to incorporate a favorite hobby, sports team or activity into the room. Decals, bedding, artwork and accessories can highlight a child's interests, and are easy to change out as they get older.

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Southwestern Grandeza is bright, breezy Balcony

By Associated Designs

wraps across the entire back has of room for food prep, and a long, Patio four access points, so it’s easy to raised eating bar rims the peninsular Refreshing Mediterranean influ- move out of doors when sunny counter nearest the dining area. A Vaulted ences inspire the contemporary weather beckons. When the weather pantry nestles into an alcove created Rec Room Spanish Grandeza. Stucco arches turns chilly, the warmth of the pellet by the upper flight of a centrally loGreat Room cated stairway. stove will be welcome. and columns combine with roundUpstairs, French double doors A spacious arched windows and a tile roof to Balcony in the vaulted hexagonal recreation give the plan a sunny ambiance kitchen fills most of Living Dining Dn evocative of the room open onto a rear balcony. On one hexagonal segthat is equally the opposite side of the room, a ment. Counters American Southwest. Patio V-shaped railing allows people to on four sides This home is almost as naturally Patio Vaulted Rec Room Kitchen safely overlook the entry. Winoffer plenty bright insideOpen as out. At center is a Up Balcony to Entry dowed on five sides, this high-ceilinged, hexagBedroom bright and lofty room has its onal great room 12'4" x 12'10" Entry own bathroom and makes a where arched winPatio Dn great place for rainy day play. It dows fill most of Vaulted could be outfitted as a study, home three rear walls. Rec Room office, guest Owners’ room, artSuite studio or The patio that Open PLAN 10-136 Great Room to EntryCourtyard whatever suits. 21' x 24'8" Entry Bedroom First Floor 2375 sq.ft. 11'2" x 12' The Grandeza’s luxurious ownLiving Second Floor 604 sq.ft.Dining ers’ suite fills the right wing. Its skylitDnbathroom boasts a dual vanity, Living Area 2979 sq.ft. Patio Patio spa tub, linen closet, shower and priGarage 686 sq.ft. Patio is Kitchen vate toilet. The walk-in closet Up Dimensions 77'1" x86'2" quite large. Two more bedrooms Bedroom Open 2000 12'4" SERIES x 12'10" share a bathroom in the left wing,Bedroo EntryGarage to Entry close to the large utility room that 23' x 27'6" 12'4" x 12 links the house and garage. Owners’ Suite Associated 21' x 24'8" Entry Courtyard Bedroom Designs is the © 2017 11'2" x 12' Associated Designs, Inc. original source PLAN 10-136 for the Grandeza Bedroom First Floor 2375 sq.ft. 10-136. For more 11'2" x 12' Second Floor 604 sq.ft. information or to view other deLiving Area 2979 sq.ft. Garage signs, visit www. Garage 686 sq.ft. 23' x 27'6" AssociatedDesign Dimensions 77'1" 77'1"x85'8" x86'2" s.com or call 2000 SERIES © 2017 800-634-0123. Associated Designs, Inc.

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This fall, decor's deep, rich hues are bolder By KIM COOK Associated Press

Deeper, richer hues are often part of decor's autumnal palette, but this year they're bigger and bolder than usual. "Color is a powerful communicator," says Pottery Barn spokeswoman Monica Bhargava. "It can be a key point of inspiration that defines the mood and feel of a home." PPG's color marketing manager Dee Schlotter sees a trend toward interiors "that embrace nocturnal shades" in homes, hotels and stores. Deep hues are often incorporated through matte yet soft materials, she says. See FALL — Page 13

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REALTORS REAL TORS In The News

Carrie Montoya

Judy Hoskins

Watne Realtors Top Producer of the Month for July 2017. Carrie can be reached by calling 240-0709 or 852-1156 and by email at carriecornhusker@aol.com.

Watne Realtors Sales Professional of the Month for July 2017. Judy Hoskin can be reached by calling 721-3837 or 852-1156 and by email at judyh@minothomes.com.

Lori Soltis

Dale Lawson Alexa Louser

Dale Lawson was the Agent of the Month for NextHome Legendary Properties. He can be reached at 701-833-8150 or dalelawson7@gmail.com Alexa Louser was the Listing Agent of the Month - she can be reached at 701-340-3906 or alexa@minot.com

DelRae Zimmerman

Congratulations

Nathan Stremick

“Signal Realtors Congratulates Nathan Stremick for being Residential Salesperson of the Month for July, 2017. Nathan also received Realtor of the Month, June 2017 from the Minot Board of Realtors! Nathan can be reached @ 500-3890 or 852-3505 Email: nathans.minot@gmail.com

Signal Realtors Congratulates Jeff Stremick for receiving Commercial Realtor of the Quarter Award from the Minot Board of Realtors! Jeff can be reached at 721-2584 or 852-3505. Email: jeff@signalrealtors.com

Micky Venable Micky Venable was the Agent of the Month for July at Coldwell Banker 1st Minot Realty. Micky can be reached at 701-240-5257 or 701-852-0136 or emailed at mickyvenablecb@gmail.com.

Clyde Thorne Clyde Thorne was the Agent of the Month for July at Coldwell Banker 1st Minot Realty. Clyde can be reached at 701-240-8594 or 701-852-0136 or emailed at cthorne@srt.com.

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Brokers 12, Inc. Broker of the Month for July 2017! DelRae can be reached by calling 701-833-1375, 701-852-3757 or by email at delrae@teamrockstars.com

Tracy Dachs

Congratulations

Jeff Stremick

MBOR ‘17 Rookie of the Year & Brokers 12, Inc. Salesperson of the Month for July 2017! Lori can be reached by calling 701-721-6455, 701-852-3757 or by email at lori@brokers12.com.

Century 21 Action Realtors Realtor and Sales Person of the Month for July, 2017

Tracy can be reached at 721-3372 or 839-0021 Email: TracyDachs@gmail.com

Congratulations

Brad Beeter

Signal Realtors Congratulates Brad Beeter for receiving Salesperson of the Month for July 2017! Brad can be reached @ 833-1758 or 852-3505 Email: beeterb@gmail.com The Minot Board of Realtors held their Recognition and Appreciation Banquet on August 17 at the Grand Hotel. Sue Heth of NextHome Legendary Properties was awarded the REALTOR of the Year for the Minot Board of Realtors. She will be recognized at the ND/SD State Convention in Aberdeen SD in September and will compete against the other ND recipients for the North Dakota REALTOR of the year. Lori Soltis of Brokers 12 was awarded the Rookie of the Year Award ( eligible agents received their license after January 2016). Kim Albert of Allstate Insurance was awarded the Affiliate of the Year in recognition of his commitment to educating the public and Real Estate offices on the changes to flood insurance that are more central to the real estate transaction than we have have experienced for some time.

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"I love dusky blues, plums, gray of all types, and surfaces that have a mysterious effect," says Jamie Drake of New York-based Drake Anderson Interiors. For the guest bedroom of one project, Drake/Anderson had Jonathan Kutzin of America Painting in Cresskill, New Jersey, create a strie effect with an iridescent blue top coat, evoking a moody retreat. In another apartment, in Midtown Manhattan, Drake says his company used deep plum tones to anchor the high-altitude rooms, while another project employed dark navy walls in a cozy library. "Using a color this dark in a small space is a favorite tool to make the edges of a room 'disappear' and create a mysterious illusion of more space," he says. (www.drakeanderson.com ) Some deep, dark colors evoke privacy, quietude and a feeling of being wrapped in warmth, designers say. But brighter, saturated hues can be uplifting and electric; Sherwin-Williams' two new collections are Affinity, inspired by craft and tribalism, and Connectivity, inspired by technology. (www.sherwin-williams.com )

EMERALD CITY Of the trending deepened hues, emerald green is especially dominant, Schlotter says. To her, "It represents luxury and emulates lush foliage." "Color palettes that range from darker shades like black and navy, to gold and coral, complement the depth of emerald green," she continues, "while pale neutrals like white and light gray give it a crisp and trendy edge. A courageous color, emerald green also works well with a number of materials and textures." Emerald is showing up in upholstery. Furniture company Sauder has a little tub chair in the hue. CB2's 50s-inspired Avec sofa comes in plush emerald velvet. (www.sauder.com; www.cb2.com )

COLOR IN THE KITCHEN

Italian company Bertazzoni, known for its high-end ranges in rich shades like burgundy, orange, yellow and red, just introduced a new hue called Azzurro. Blending cerulean, turquoise, sapphire and cyan, it's a positive, energetic color. (www.us.bertazzoni.com ) Both Frigidaire and Kitchenaid have suites of appliances in black stainless steel. And look for countertops and cabinetry in deeper tones, too. Cambria Quartz's Bala Blue stone is the color of deep See FALL — Page 14

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water. In a contemporary kitchen with sleek white cabinetry, Cardigan Red's vibrant warmth would be a terrific foil. (www.cambriausa.com )

WALLS AND FLOORS

Intrepid decorators will love another aspect of this trend: dark walls. At Kip's Bay Show House a couple of months ago in Manhattan, Susan Ferrier dressed a bedroom in deep forest green. Organic objets d'art accents made it feel like a luxe nature retreat. (www.mcalpinehouse.com ) Kevin Lichten and Joan Craig cloaked a downstairs bar in charcoal silk, trimmed with bronze, creating an intimate, sexy space.

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If you're interested in dabbling in any of these colors, don't worry about the trend being short-lived. PPG, Olympic Paints and Glidden announced their 2018 Color of the Year choices: Black Flame, Black Magic and Deep Onyx. And Schlotter reports that PPG's color story for 2018 will be replete with deep, rich colors like smoky greens, luxurious purples, and charred grayblacks. They've given the palette an intriguing name: "Brave". "These colors," says Schlotter, "reflect consumers' growing yearning for protection, strength and stability; to feel safe during uncertain times."

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On-Trend Home Design Make sensational style the focus of your home makeover

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Understated elegance, a look that many designers have favored in the past, is losing ground to more prominent design features that make no bones about attracting attention. Colorful woodwork in the kitchen, vibrant patterns such as marble countertops, jewel-toned textiles and bold details like nail-head patterns on furnishings are all evidence of a bolder style. The trick is to blend elements carefully and avoid competing pieces that create more of a mish-mash than a stylish statement. Bright colors once reserved for subtle accessorizing are now fair game for larger palettes – even walls. Many experts agree: among this season’s top picks are shades of green, ranging from soft, subtle tones to vibrant, luxurious hues. Similarly, much as the clothing fashion world has embraced the idea of combining patterns for a cohesive look, the same applies to home decor. Far from looking disjointed, this approach can actually make for an on-point style statement.

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Braydon, a duplex that’s full of features Covered Patio

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$148,000 LAKE METIGOSHE – New construction townhouse with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths. Fireplace on main level. Walkout lower level Gary family room. Deck and patio. Kramlich 721-0526 Double garage. #171558

CHARMING – 2 bedroom, 1 ½ story home on large corner lot. Kitchen has a breakfast nook. Formal dining, spacious living room and a 3 season room. Bedrooms on the upper level. Non-egress room and bath in basement. Attached garage. #171815

Thad Tarasen 240-6737

$240,000

ATTENTION TO DETAIL – 5 bedroom, 2 ½ bath home. Cherry cabinets and large island in kitchen. Gas fireplace in living room. Maintenance free deck. Wood fireplace Judy in family room. Park-like yard. Double Hoskin garage. #171745 721-3837

$124,900

CONVENIENT CONDO – 2 bedroom, 2 ¾ bath. Master suite with private patio. Formal dining, living room with fireplace and door to large deck. Kitchen has lots of cabinets. Colleen Walkout lower level with family room. Johnson Double garage. #171430 721-4536

$205,000

$149,900

A MUST SEE! 3 bedroom, 2 ¼ bath home with 1632 sq ft of living space. Eat-in kitchen, formal dining and large living room. Fireplace. Large master suite. Lower level family room, laundry, Blake Krabseth ½ bath and storage. Double garage. 720-1786 #171463

$380,000

RANCH STYLE – 3 bedroom home in NW area. Updated kitchen and dining with a fabulous view. Walkout basement has master suite, family room Carrie and workshop. Patio, fenced garden Montoya 240-0709 and off street parking. #171344

$189,000

$245,000

$459,000

IN VELVA – Spacious 1 ½ story home close to school. 3 bedrooms and full bath on main level plus the upper level could be finished for added Judy bedroom space. Side yard with mature Hoskin trees. Attached single plus a detached 721-3837 double garage. #171876

$243,000

$175,000

LAKE METIGOSHE – 2 bedroom, 1 ¾ bath town home with 50 feet of lake front. 3 decks to enjoy the lake views. Open main floor, loft space Janet and finished lower level. Detached Schelling 240-7537 garage. #171449

$216,000

NEAR STANLEY – Newly constructed, beautiful log cabin on 1.71 acres 10 minutes from Stanley. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, vaulted ceilings, wood cabinets and tile flooring. Thad Oversized double garage with shop Tarasen space. Price Reduced. #171740 240-6737

JUST MOVE IN! 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on corner lot with mature trees. Fireplace on main level. 3 bedrooms with deck off one. Lower Tim level family room, ¾ bath, kitchen and Knutson sauna. Double garage. #171668 833-8951

AFFORDABLE – 3 bedroom, 1 ¾ bath updated home. 2 main level bedrooms and full bath. Lower level egress master with bath and laundry. Kitchen has white cabinets and laminate flooring. Double garage. #162030

INVEST HERE! Remodeled 4-plex in desirable, central location. Close to shopping, school and park. Roof replaced in 2012. Three 2 bedroom Melissa units and one 1 bedroom. Agent is Leier related to seller. #171656 720-9640

Ali Ryan........................720-9004 Blake Krabseth ...........720-1786 Carrie Montoya ...........240-0709 Colleen Johnson .........721-4536 Gary Kramlich .............721-0526

Geri Beede...................509-1773 Janea Martell ..............320-333-5264 Janet Schelling ...........240-7537 Judy Hoskin ................721-3837 Leigh Ann Perdue .......641-0150

Ric Montoya 240-0749

Lisa Jameson ..............500-0499 Matt Watne ..................720-5700 Mel Bartsch .................240-0479 Melissa Leier ...............720-9640 Mike Vannatta .............720-7112

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Milt Korslien ................833-1891 Ric Montoya ................240-0749 Susanne Hoskin ..........833-0160 Thad Tarasen ..............240-6737 Tim Knutson ................833-8951

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