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Ask a Designer: No color’s too bold for decor By MELISSA RAyWORTH
It might be practical, of course, to decorate your home with neutral colors and muted earth tones. No need to worry about colors clashing if most everything is white, beige and light brown. But what if you’re a fan of vivid orange, lime green or a luscious shade of lavender? These colors can be tricky to use successfully in decor. But you don’t need to avoid them, says interior designer Brian Patrick Flynn, creator of the Flynnside Out design blog. Just use them carefully. “It’s a game of balance,” Flynn says. “Once you get that right, just about any color can be spectacular.” Here, Flynn and two other designers – Kyle Schuneman of Live Well Designs and Betsy Burnham of Burnham Design – share advice on decorating successfully with even the most complicated colors.
ness. But Flynn has found that a light pastel pink can be gorgeous paired with a dark, calming navy blue.
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PICK ONE WILD SHADE For a client who loved lime green, Schuneman covered one dining room wall with wallpaper that combined bright lime green with a muted sage green. He painted the other three walls in the neutral sage. That way, the client could enjoy a favorite color but the room didn’t feel overwhelming. “There can only be one star in a room,” Schuneman says. “If you want a bold color, then you already have your star.” Burnham agrees: “Orange next to screaming lime green next to fuchsia,” she says, “doesn’t belong in a grown-up space.” But fuchsia paired with olive green can look chic. The same approach works for paler colors. Pastel pink used with pastel yellow and pastel blue creates an overload of sweet-
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When clients are considering a very bright color, Flynn often advises them to choose one “two shades lighter or less saturated than the one they’re iffy about.” “Nine times out of 10,” he says, “they end up still getting the effect, but without the color becoming too saturated to live with.” No matter what the color, all three designers recommend picking a shade that’s got some gray mixed in. For a living room done in shades of purple and lavender, Burnham chose a sofa fabric that was a mix of gray and purple, and used a white paint infused with a bit of gray on the walls. “Gray has a way of calming a color down,” Schuneman says, AP Photo making it “feel velvety and more A living room designed for Dwell with Dignity by Brian Flynn uses soothing.” neutral accents to tone down the highly energetic tone of apple green wall paint. See BOLD, 2C
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ACCENTS INSTEAD OF WALLS “There are lots of ways to incorporate color without having to commit to a wall color,� Schuneman says. “Paint an old media cabinet in a bold purple to make it a hot conversation piece.� Taxicab yellow walls would be awful, says Burnham, but one bright yellow throw or ceramic lamp could satisfy your desire for that shade without overpowering a room. If your heart is set on a tough color and you’re not content with adding just a single accessory, Burnham suggests consulting an expert. Many interior designers will do a color consultation, walking through your home to discuss how favorite colors might work there.
In this photo provided by Burnham Design, bold red wallpaper and upholstery are combined with neutral colors to create a lively but cohesive design for this home office.
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Electric blue or midnight blue was used in this playroom designed by Flynn. The designer suggests pairing the highly dramatic color with other bold hues like red, and keeping it all balanced with white or black
EMBRACE THE BLUES
Rather than layering a room with creams and beiges, Schuneman suggests blues. “I actually think of blue as a neutral,� he says. “I love it and always have it in my house, and have used shades from sky to royal to navy.� Even vivid blues can have a calming effect. “Everyone gravitates to oceans and lakes, and it makes people feel good,� Schuneman says. Flynn says the payoff can be fabulous. “To make a splash with blue in a bold way, I suggest using Klein Blue, also referred to as electric blue,� he says. “It’s got a ton of purple mixed in, so it feels rather royal. And when you mix it with red, it’s magical.�
In this photo provided by Burnham Design, a vibrant wall color like this shade of spring green is balanced by equally bold furniture and accent pieces that combine the room’s entire palette in the bedroom designed by Betsy Burnham of Burnham Design.
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Birdcall apps prompt ethics debate attracting any species that is Threatened, Endangered or of Special Concern, or is Wildlife watchers can rare in your local area.� now wield unnatural powThat language soon may ers, playing actual birdcalls be updated, Gordon said. on smart phones and other “I don’t know if that will mobile devices. make it more restrictive, The practice, called though, just more thorough playback, is effective for at- – spelling out a little better tracting elusive species but that not one size fits all. also can harm nesting birds There are so many birds if overused. in so many situations that “It’s kind of a balancing common sense and couract,� said Jeffrey Gordon, tesy will be a better fit,� president of the American Gordon said. Birding Association in ColoHere, then, are some rado Springs, Colorado. common-sense suggestions “If you’re bringing a for minimizing playback common bird into view for disturbance to birds and a group of kids or showother birders, from noted ing people how habitat is field guide author David really good for birds, then a Sibley’s website: case can be made that it’s a O Have a plan. Choose good tool for making birds your spot and know your visible. Caution is most quarry, don’t just play warranted when you have sounds. This means prior a rare species or a species to using your birdcalls, see when a lot of people want what birds are frequenting to see it at the same locayour yard, or the place you tion.� are birdwatching. The prevalence of these O Play snippets of sound small, inexpensive tools – less than 30 seconds at is increasing at a rate that a time – with a long pause concerns many recreational before the next snippet. birders, said Michael WebAfter five minutes or so, ster, a professor and direc- give it a rest. tor of Cornell University’s O Be subtle. You are Macaulay Library archive, trying to coax a bird into the repository for more the open, not stir up a fight than 200,000 bird call re(among competing males cordings – 150,000 of which during mating season). The people can use online. point is to get a better look “The main negative? at birds you don’t get to see It can stress the birds, as often as others, not to especially if overdone,� promote tension between Webster said. “On the posi- the birds. tive side? These are devices O No surprises. Anfor people to get out there nounce your intention to and experience nature. It’s play a recording and hold educational and a new kind the device above your of engagement with nature shoulder so other birders and the outdoors.� can see the source of the People should, however, sound. adhere to a wildlife-watch“Any potential negative ing code of ethics, he said. impacts of playback are The American Birding more likely to occur in Association’s Principles of areas with a lot of birdBirding Ethics includes: ing pressure, so avoiding “Limit the use of recordplayback in those places is ings and other methods a good idea,� Sibley writes. of attracting birds, and “Where and how to use it in never use such methods in other situations is up to the heavily birded areas, or for individual birder.� By DEAN FOSDICK Associated Press
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A Cooper’s Hawk was an uninvited visitor who arrived at a residence shortly after some songbirds responded to birdcall playback from a smartphone in Langley, Wash. These hawks frequently hunt smaller birds that flock to home feeders.
A crow arrives on a fence to join a number of others near a restaurant in Langley, Wash., responding in part to some smartphone playback. The prevalence of playback applications playing recorded birdcalls on smartphones or other mobile devices is increasing rapidly as their prices continue to fall. That concerns many birdwatchers who believe it can stress territorial birds, especially if overdone.
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Neoclassical design goes modern in decor By KIM COOK Associated Press
If you’re a fan of traditional dĂŠcor, you probably appreciate the elegant lines and rich history of neoclassical style. Interest in classical style really took off in the second half of the 18th century, when Scottish architect Robert Adam began using its elements in fancy homes, says London designer Adrienne Chin. Adam recast urns, sphinxes and vine leaves as decorative elements in mirrors and moldings. “Adam’s style owed much to the archaeological discoveries of Greco-Roman domestic architecture at Pompeii and Herculaneum,â€? says Chinn. The historical discoveries also inspired the development of neoclassical furniture, which replaced the fussy rococo style with more linear, geometric silhouettes. Today, Greco-Roman classicism is the basis of many interior dĂŠcor styles – Louis XV, Regency, Federal and Georgian among them, says New York designer Elaine Griffin. “As the oldest recognized style, classicism carries with it the approbation of time and taste,â€? Griffin says. And while it never falls too far off dĂŠcor’s radar, it’s really enjoying a moment now. “Classicism’s clean, sleek lines are back with a vengeance this summer, both in a refined way and in over-the-top, tongue-incheek style statements,â€? she says. There are many ways to introduce the style into traditional or contemporary spaces, and at various price points. “Lamps are a great way to bring a neoclassical touch into your dĂŠcor – classic urn shapes, columns or classical motifs like acanthus leaves look elegant, particularly when paired with a black card or pleated silk Empire lampshade,â€? Chinn suggests. Stiffel has a wide selection with silver or burnished bronze bases. (www.stiffel.com ) “Ornate plaster corbels used as brackets for decorative display shelves bring a classical element to a room,â€? she notes. Look for
This photo provided by Restoration Hardware shows neoclassical architectural ornaments cast in brass. These architectural fragments represent several of the Greco-Roman motifs including acanthus leaves and scroll and vine.
plaster ones, or unfinished wood that you can paint or gild yourself. (www.architecturaldepot. com ) AllModern has pairs of bookends with busts of Hercules or David. The Perseus console from Currey & Company is a sleek, silver-leafed iron piece with a Greek key border. (www.allmodern. com ) At Arhaus, scroll and floral wood carvings frame the Clara mirror, while the Adele dining chair, upholstered in velvet, features inlaid antiqued wood rosettes. (www.arhaus.com ) Restoration Hardware has a group of architectural ornament fragments cast in brass and mounted on museum stands, among them swag and tassel, cornice, and acanthus scroll patterns. Vintage Italian etchings of capital styles would make nice wall art, and so would an intricate charcoal drawing circa 1900 of classical carved marble portraits. A series of intaglio cameos of neoclassical themes are cast in plaster and framed. The retailer’s also got larger pieces, including wooden columns, pillars and plinths that could be used as display stands for artwork – perhaps for a plaster bust of Ariadne, or a carved finial. (www.restorationhardware.com )
Griffin’s not surprised that the Greek key motif is a trend. “Its sleek, straight lines and crisp right angles are perfect counterparts to contemporary design, and are among the few design motifs that truly look great everywhere and with everything,� she says. She likes to use the design in dressmaker-inspired details, such as embroidered tape trim on curtains and upholstery. Or, if you want a bold look, consider going for an all-over pattern. Smith and Noble offers the Greek key motif in bright combinations of tangerine, navy, red or deep pink with white, or a more subtle pairing of pale gray or aqua with off-white – especially pretty for sheer curtains. (www. smithandnoble.com ) Jonathan Adler is known for his use of Greek keys: he puts the pattern on rugs, throws, china and furniture, such as a needlepointed ottoman and a white lacquered cocktail table. (www. jonathanadler.com ) If you’re interested in collecting from this style, antique stores invariably have pieces with provenance. Or check out www. rubylane.com – the online vintage shop has items including an elaborate desk painted with Pompeian frescoes, a pair of marble lions and salvaged Ionic columns.
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A carved oak plinth makes a statement and can be used to hold artwork, plants or as a side table.
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$49,900 1441 BROOKMEADE CT TOWNHOME w/greatroom w/fireplace, kitchen, 2BR, 2BA, appliances, deck, (roof 2 years old) #95961
$58,500 106 STEVEN DRIVE MOVE-IN READY - Living room, kitchen, 3BR, 1.5BA, new paint, new vinyl, refinished hardwood floors, new roof (2009), new heat / air 2011. #94743
$49,900 840 S. PINE ST. AFFORDABLE MAINTAINED HOME - Living room, 3BR, 1BA, kitchen, den, central heat/air. Screened back porch, carport, vinyl siding. #87547
$54,500 87 WHITFIELD ROAD COUNTRY SETTING - Living room, dining room, den w/FP, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1836 sq. ft., .91 acre lot. central heat & air. #96238
$50,000 1917 BEVERLY RD. BRICK RANCH w/living room, kitchen, 3BR, 1BA plus detached garage. #93269
$45,000 1713 SPRINGFIELD RD. EXTRA NICE - Living room, eat-in kitchen, 2BR, 1BA, den or 3rd BR, hardwood floors, large lot. #95651
$39,900 316 AMOS ST. AFFORDABLE brick w/living room, kitchen, 2BR, 1.5BA, double carport, central heat/air, fence. #95063
$32,000 728 PEACHTREE STREET HOME OR INVESTMENT Vinyl siding, living room, kitchen, 2 BR, 1 BA, New heat / air at close of sale. #96242
$37,900 1820 BLANDWOOD DR AFFORDABLE - living room, kitchen w/dining, 3BR, 1BA, large utility, new heat/air installed at close of sale. #94721
$34,900 703 E. HIGHLAND AVE. GREAT BUY - living room w/fp, modern kitchen, huge den, bonus room, 2 bedrooms, front/rear porches, sunroom (unheated), fenced yard, central heat/air. #95480
$33,000 706 HIGHLAND AVENUE HOME OR INVESTMENT - Living roon, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, central heat / air, forch porch #96217
$28,000 800 SHEARIN ST. HOME OR INVESTMENT - Living room, kitchen, 2 BR, 1 BA, Central heat/air, vinyl siding, Rental income $365 per month #95524
$26,500 1313 COKEY RD. HOME OR INVESTMENT - Living room, kitchen, 3 BR, 1 BA, extra large lot. Monthly rental income $325 per month. #96075
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$29,900 801 COLUMBIA AVE. HOME OR INVESTMENT- Living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 BR, 1 BA, Central heat/air, corner lot #95521
$29,800 115 WALTER DR GREAT STARTER - Living room, kitchen 3BR, 1BA, central gas heat/air, carport. Cheaper than rent! #96091
$28,000 628 PARK AVE. HOME OR INVESTMENT - Living room, kitchen, 2BR, 1BA, vinyl siding, vinyl windows & new paint. #87270
$23,000 256 RALEIGH BLVD HOME OR INVESTMENT-Vinyl Siding, living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 BR, 1 BA, central heat/air #95525
$21,900 1410 CYPRESS ST. AFFORDABLE & LIVABLE - living room, kitchen/dining, 3BR, 1BA, central heat. #95706
$21,500 948 DUNBAR WOODS SINGLEWIDE - Living room, kitchen, 2BR, 1BA, 1.04 acre lot. #92724
$19,900 1414 S.FRANKLIN ST. RENTAL INVESTMENT-Vinyl siding w/living room, kitchen, BR, 1 BA, Presently renting for $350. per month. #96039
$19,900 1400 HARGROVE ST. RENTAL INVESTMENT – Living room, kitchen, 3BA 1 Ba, Presently rented at $300. per month #96041
$25,000 215 CEDAR STREET
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$16,900 632 PARK AVE. GOOD BUY! Living room & 3 bedrooms with hardwood floors, lots of cabinets in kitchen, 1 bath, front porch. #86008
www.rockymounttelegram.com DeeDs The following deeds were recorded with the Nash County Register of Deeds from May 21-27. Each $2 in revenue stamps is equal to $1,000 in valuation. (* No fee required.)
O Jennifer Hamm Weeks to Samuel James Weeks; 6061 Strickland Road, Bailey* O Dianne S. Wallace and Darrell Gregg Wallace to Dean A. Holland Builders Inc.; 1957 Barnes Hill Church Road, Nashville; $49. O Trustee Services of Carolina LLC to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp.; 1100 Niblick Drive, Rocky Mount* O Jeff D. Rogers to Branch Banking and Trust Co.; 336 Briarcliff Road, Rocky Mount; $81. O Deidre D. DeFlorentis to Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance Inc.; 5126 Wildlife Drive, Rocky Mount; $108. O Lawanda Hamilton to Donald Ray Lynch; lot 18, block 9; William Daughtridge Property; Rocky Mount Township; $7. O Secretary of Housing and Urban Development of Washington D.C. to John Shea; 11116 Beaver Dam Road, Middlesex* O Archie Bullard and Forrest L. Bullard to Robert J. Vachon and Joann D. Vachon; tract 2A; 26.55 acres; Ballentine;; $374. O Bobby G. Batten and Robin S. Batten to Jeffrey Glenn Batten; 368 Rose Blvd., Nashville; 386 Rose Blvd., Nashville; and 530
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Rose Blvd., Rocky Mount; $200. O Trustee Services of Carolina LLC to Rakesh Sehgal; 202 Clifton Road, Rocky Mount; $86. O Anisah Lutf Allah Naji Al-Olofi and Rafiq Abdo Abdo Himed to Ali Rafiq Abdo Himed; 3005 Jason Drive, Rocky Mount* O Justin R. Fossell to William A. Langley and Jessica W. Langley; 809 Drexel Road, Rocky Mount; $296. O Andre Cromwell and Jessica Cromwell to Jeremy D. Aycock and Jamie E. Aycock; 6125 Harristown Road, Rocky Mount; $338. O James E. Cross Jr. to Safemark Developers Inc.; lot 65; Little Creek Subdivision; 0.69 acres; $107. O Morgan B. Daughtridge and Matthew A. Daughtridge to Zachary Ryan Isles; 104 Hearthstone Court, Nashville; $270. O Wells Fargo Bank N.A. to Robert Williams and Tonia Williams; 313 Cunningham Drive, Rocky Mount; $81. O Michael Scott Mills to Bruce Ann Stewart and Carroll F. Stewart; 696 Cooke Road, Nashville; $162. O Edward Lawrence Hull to Cecilio Perez; lot 12; 21 acres more or less; Bailey Township; $106. O Poore Substitute Trustee LTD to Wells Fargo Bank N.A.; tract 1, 0.81 acres; and tract 2, 0.52 acres* O Joseph John Fountain to Jose Antonio Lopez Ri-
vera and Francisco Rivera Lopez; 128 Earl St., Rocky Mount; $42. O W.L. Everett and Lennie M. Everett to Carrie L. Pacini; 704 Oakland Ave., Rocky Mount; $147. O Charlie J. Fields Jr. and Melissa S. Fields to Dianne Mangum and David Mangum; 9709 N. Nash St., Middlesex; $258. O Barry Keith Page and Melody Varnell Page to Willie M. Moore and Arel U. Moore; 18258 Sparrow Hawk Lane, Rocky Mount; $270. O Springleaf Financial Services of North Carolina Inc. to Freddie Robert Garrett; 132 Earl St., Rocky Mount; $30. O Nurmis Amelia Valle to Domingo Hernandez Paz and Iracema Rosas Saucedo; lot 138; Eagle Ridge Subdivision; 0.743 acres; $95. O David W. Green to Wells Fargo Bank N.A.; 638-640 Instrument Drive, Rocky Mount; $2,178. O Secretary of Housing and Urban Development of Washington D.C. to Stephen Mann and Stephanie Mann; 1639 Barnes Hill Church Road, Nashville* O Four Seasons Contractors LLC to William D. Edgar Jr. and Amanda J. Edgar; lot 42; 0.68 acres; The Landing at Cooper Fields, Nashville Township; $537. O Morganshire Partners LLC to Johnny Mack Cockrell Jr.; lot 10; Sandridge; Jackson Township; $56. O Archie Bulllard, Ike Bullard and Jennifer Har-
ris Bullard to James David Wells; lot 9; Green Valley Estates; $390. O Charles A. Jaye and Teresa W. Jaye to Charles A. Jaye and Teresa W. Jaye; lot C-1901, C-1902 and C1927; Lake Royale Subdivision; Mannings Township* O Gilbert Sutton and Rachel B. Sutton to Gilbert Sutton Jr.; lot 175 through 179 inclusive and lot 180A; North Whitakers Township* O Wilma Campbell Denton to Williams Builders of Rocky Mount LLC; parcel 1 and 2; Rocky Mount Township; $85. O Barry D. Mann to Atlas NC I SPE LLC; tract 2; 44.411 acres more or less; Windstone Subdivision; $405. O Frank Stephen Whatley Jr. and Carolyn Leigh Whatley to Frank Stephen Whatley Jr. and Carolyn Leigh Whatley; tract 1, 1.369 acres; and tract 2; Bailey Township* O Vickie Alford Pridgen to Christiana Trust; 3320 Jason Drive, Rocky Mount; $154. O Patricia Ann E. Daughtridge to Sandra D. Everette; 3019 S. Browntown Road, Rocky Mount* O H. Mark Daley Jr. and Susan R. Daley to Rocky Mount Area Habitat for Humanity Inc.; 737 Kingston Ave., Rocky Mount* O Debra Harper Gutenson, Otto Guttenson, Linda Harper Fairweather and Debra Harper Gutenson to Helen Vaughn; 1484 Fenner Road, Rocky Mount; $110. O Nelson Meredith
Ward and Carol Ward to Scott R. Medford and Carolyn D. Medford; lot 7; Salem Homes Subdivision; $80. O Wesley Hubert Sherrod and Betty E. Sherrod to Jason Charles Price and Carly Elizabeth Price; 2348 Sherrod Road. Nashville; $8. O Rogers Townsend & Thomas PC to The Bank of New York Mellon; lots 38 and 39; $116. O Gladys C. Durham to Gladys C. Durham, Linda Durham Pulliam, Charles C. Pulliam, Sandra Durham Sorie, Ricky Dale Sorie, Cheryl Durham Pulliam, Johnny Ray Pulliam, lot 6, block B; Rocky Mount Township; $3. O Rebecca B. Overcash and Hugh V. Overcash to Thomas W. Bissette; lot; 30 acres more or less; $137. The following deeds were recorded with the Edgecombe County Register of Deeds from May 21-27. Each $2 in revenue stamps is equal to $1,000 in valuation. (* No fee required.) O Edgecombe County to Kenneth L. Johnson and Angela H. Johnson; 1616 Fountain St., Rocky Mount* O Philip A. Glass to Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance Inc.; lot 16, section 2; Whitehurst Estates; $101. O Michael Lee Pitt and Diana Pitt to Diana Pitt; Route 2, Box 118D* O Alvin Hill, Marjorie M. Kirkpatrick-Hill, Archie Hill, Gloria Hill and Ethel Carroll to Wilbert B. Lewis; 1609 King Circle, Rocky Mount* O Charles P. Evans Jr. and Travoya Lashae Richardson to Randy J. Brown and Kim-
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berly M. Brown; 170 Lyons Road, Whitakers; $156. O Poore Substitute Trustee LTD to Deutsche Bank National Trust Co.; lots 1, 2 and 3; Gold Hill Development; $98. O Poore Substitute Trustee LTD to Deutsche Bank National Trust Co.; 1336 Hill St., Rocky Mount; $76. O Hilda Pollard Norville to Hilda Pollard Norville, Teresa N. Moss, Michael S. Norville and Martin R. Norville; lot 91, block 18; No. 1 Township; $4. O Monteena R. Harrington and William Earl Harrington Jr. to Tiffany Harrington Casper; lot 1; No. 2 Township* O Dana L. Stone to Everett Wayne Hine Jr.; 802 E. Country Club Drive, Tarboro; $186. O Secretary of Housing and Urban Development of Washington D.C. to Ray W. Bennett and Carolyn M. Bennett; 80 Elliott Court, Pinetops* O B&B Enterprises to Vanberbilt Mortgage and Finance Inc.; 1139 N.C. 122 S., Pinetops* O Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance Inc. to Kecia Lacole McNeil; 1139 N.C. 122 S., Pinetops* O Patricia H. Jefferson to Patricia H. Jefferson; tract 1, lot 33 and the western onehalf of lot 55, Westwood Subdivision; and tract 2, lot 4; No. 10 Township* O Orlando Lee Smith and Brenda Sharpe Smith to Shirley Jones Smith; lot 2, section four; H.E. Whichard Jr. Subdivision*
Mega homes getting mega marketing the toughest nuts to crack. Well-heeled homeowners have the money to build WEST PALM BEACH, their dream estates with Fla. – In the sparkling world unique details that may of ultra-luxury real estate seem gaudy, unnecessary or it takes more than a pretty even unsettling to potential picture in a glossy brochure buyers. to hawk a home these days. Not only does a tornadoEvery manse must have proof panic room with a story – a lifestyles of the bolting doors come with a rich and famous fairytale Deerfield Beach, Florida, – that promises adventure mansion soon to be listed or serenity or hauteur. by luxury home Realtor Open houses are overJonathan Postma, but also the-top show stoppers, multiple fingerprint-recogwith extravagant broker nizing gun safes built into giveaways, themed-parties walls throughout the house or designer showcases that for quick and easy access. attract big-money RSVPs. “You don’t have to put And if a brochure is a ne- guns in the lockers. They cessity, make sure it smells could be for jewelry or of champagne wishes and bars of gold or whatever caviar dreams – or coconut. you want,” said Postma, “I requested that we who has hosted a swimsuit absolutely have a scented fashion show during one of brochure so when you his open houses and parked opened it you had the feel- 15 Lamborghinis at another. ing of the tropics and scent “Some people just like to of coconut,” said Bill Hall, go big.” founding principal of the IsDouglas Elliman Realtor land Group with Berkshire Senada Adzem was stunned Hathaway Home Services when she first saw the “Star in Stuart, Florida. Trek”-themed theater meThe perfumed brochure ticulously crafted by multiwas for an ill-timed condo millionaire Boca Raton, hotel in Orlando that had a Florida, homeowner Marc sellout price of more than H. Bell. The theater comes $1 billion. complete with a “Next Ultimately the project Generation”-style captain’s died with the real estate ready room, a replica of collapse, but the brochure the bridge of the Star Trek was a hit, Hall said. Enterprise and an overload In truth, customized of spaceship accessories high-end homes can be that only a Trekkie could By KimBerly miller Cox Newspapers
live with long-term. But that wasn’t all. Bell, an entrepreneur and former chief executive officer of the Penthouse-related FriendFinders Networks, has a full-size arcade for his vintage video games and pinball machines, and a room decked out in military accoutrement for his children to play “Call of Duty.” Instead of downplaying the eccentricities of the home, Adzem made them the centerpiece, hoping to draw a wider audience that could include one buyer curious enough to take a look at the rest of the estate and pay the $35 million asking price. “I think most homes have to have a story to be exciting to a potential buyer,” Adzem said. “The trick is finding the coolness factor and playing that up.” Adzem also tries to attract media attention. She has a Boca Raton mansion on Lake Drive listed for $12.7 million with a nine-car garage, two gourmet kosher kitchens, a home theater, direct ocean access and docks for three yachts. But that wasn’t enough to set it apart. She persuaded the owner to throw in his limited edition Rolls Royce Phantom and sent out a news release. It went viral. TV stations,
bloggers and real estate magazines all publicized the luxury estate with its extravagant freebie. “We have to reinvent how we reach the marketplace because people are just so inundated with information, especially ultra high-level consumers who have a completely different set of problems than we do.” Although a recent contract on the Lake Drive home fell through – the buyers had trouble getting their money out of China – Adzem said she has anCox News photo other interested buyer from Monaco. Palm Beach, Fla., Realtor Senada Adzem got her client Sometimes selling a to throw in a limited edition Rolls Royce to the buyer of unique luxury estate hinges his $12.7 million estate. on simple verbiage. Instead of just marketing a 40-acre homestead land. That’s what Hall had Postma, who has also hostin Martin County with two planned for the Orlando ed sushi and saki parties full residences on it, call condo hotel, even though at open houses, complete the estate an “enclosed only the coconut-scented with Geishas. compound.” brochure eventually came And he’s not cowed by “Not many people need to fruition. overly customized homes. two complete homes. The But his firm did pull off a Buyers of multi-million-doldescription of a compound grand opening for the now- lar listings typically have sets a different precedent,” scuttled 80 Points West enough money to renovate said Hall. “It sold the prop- condominium that was to their liking. erty.” planned on Flagler Drive in “People build these Other times selling a West Palm Beach. amazing homes then a unique luxury project A 100-foot yacht was buyer comes along and it’s means throwing an elabodocked at the site and a a single guy with no needs rate party at the Ritz-Carllucky broker won a fourand he puts in three movie ton with five helicopters to day weekend on the boat. theaters, two bars and a fly people over the sale site “Every listing I take stripper pole,” Postma said. and a hologram of a Mark I commit to spending “You never know what Twain-like figure talking thousands of dollars from people are going to do to about the history of the Day 1 on marketing,” said another person’s vision.”
Home prices and closed sales rise for April By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER AP Economics Writer
WASHINGTON – U.S. home prices rose in April compared with a year earlier, but the increase was the smallest annual gain in 14 months. Price gains have slowed this year as sales have faltered. Data provider CoreLogic said Tuesday that prices rose 10.5 percent in April from 12 months earlier. That is a healthy gain, but it is down from March’s 11.1 percent increase and February’s 12.2 percent rise. On a month-to-month basis, April prices rose 2.1
percent. But CoreLogic’s monthly figures aren’t adjusted for seasonal patterns, such as warmer spring weather. Higher mortgage rates, tight credit and a limited supply of available homes have slowed the housing recovery. Sales of existing homes ticked up in April after falling to a 20-month low in March. They were still 6.8 percent lower than a year ago. Prices rose in the 12
months ending in April in every state, CoreLogic said. The states with the biggest price gains were California, 15.6 percent; Nevada, 14.8 percent; Hawaii, 14.1 percent; Oregon, 11.8 percent; and Michigan, 11.3 percent. Ninetyfive of the 100 largest metro areas reported higher prices in April compared with a year earlier. Nationwide, home prices are still 14.3 percent below the peak they reached in April 2006, when the housing
bubble began to deflate. But in 23 states, prices are at or within 10 percent of their previous peaks, according to CoreLogic’s figures. Housing began to recover in 2012, but sales of existing homes stalled after mortgage rates jumped last
spring. Most economists forecast that sales will barely rise this year from 2013’s pace of 5.1 million. Sluggish sales, in turn, will slow annual price gains this year to roughly 5 percent or 6 percent, economists predict.
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4538 MORNINg StaR • $294,900
112 FINNEMaN ROaD • $138,800
Subdivision: THE OAKS AT HUNTER HILL New Construction home has it all! 4BR/3BA, bonus or possible 5th bedroom/office + unfinished area. Energy Efficient Home w/multiple green features: Granite Counter Tops, Stainless Steel Appliances, Hardwood Floors, no city taxes, and low utilities. Directions: Take Hunter Hill Road towards Red Oak turn left into the Oaks at Hunter Hill Phase 2, and left onto Morning Star.
Grand open floor plan with room to room flow. 3 Bedrooms total each with OWN bath, Master on first floor & spa bath! Immaculately kept; from chalkboard in kitchen to all stamped concrete. Tour this Sunday, Get qualified to write offer on Monday! DIRECTIONS: From 64 East - left on Winstead Avenue turns into Tom Bets Parkway. Left on Bishops Road. 1st Left into the Villas, Finneman Road, House on right.
AGENT ON DUTY: LisA TEDDER-BAzEmORE 252-904-4960
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3423 EaSt LakE ROaD • $189,500 Open 1:30 Til 4:30
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Subdivision: Bunn Farm Immaculate, easy to care for, custom features. Beautiful hardwood floors, covered porch and double attached garage. Too many updates and added features to list. Pre-inspected, home warranty and currently USDA eligible. Directions: Go west on Hunter Hill Rd from Winstead Ave; turn left on Green Hills; turn left on Singletree; right on Bessie; right on Lessie; right on Deerwalk.
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1739 aCORN RIDgE ROaD • $131,900
1938 BLUE HERON DRIVE • $269,900
Subdivision: Bunn Farm Welcome Home! That’s how you will feel when you walk into this lovely home. Vaulted ceilings, an impressive en suite for the Master Bedroom and a Sunroom. Don’t miss seeing the storage building/man cave in the back. Directions: Go west on Hunter Hill Rd from Winstead Ave; turn left on Green Hills; turn left on Singletree; turn right on Bessie; turn right on Acorn Ridge; house on right.
Subdivision: THE LANDING AT COOPERS FIELDS This New Construction ALL BRICK EXECUTIVE STYLE HOME has all the Bells & Whistles! 3BR/2BA Certified Energy Star Home w/ multiple green features! Up-graded insulation, tankless water heater, sealed crawlspace, advanced framing, programmable thermostat, low-e windows, Granite Counter Tops, Stainless Steel Appliances, HW Floor, no city taxes, and low utilities. Dir: Hwy 64 to Nashville exit, Turn right onto Red Oak Rd, and left into The Landing at Cooper Fields.
AGENT ON DUTY: EmmA JEAN GAY 252-443-4148
AGENT ON DUTY: DORTHY LEONARD 252-451-0022
2329 MEaDOwLaRk RD • $189,900
1800 BOBwHItE LaNE • $196,800
Subdivision: CYPRESS FARM This New Construction Energy Efficient Home w/ multiple green features: Granite Counter Tops, Stainless Steel Appliances, Hardwood Floors, no city taxes, low utilities, screened porch and sealed crawl space. Directions: Womble Rd to Beulah Rd. Left onto Cypress Farm. AGENT ON DUTY: LisA TEDDER-BAzEmORE 252-904-4960
Subdivision: Beaver Pond Open Floor Plan with In-Law Quarters (Handicap Accessible) Separate Entrance! Four Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths, Formal Dining Room, Large Eat-In Kitchen, Hardwoods, Built-Ins. Convenient Location! A Must See! Directions: Take Gold Rock Road to left into Beaver Pond, Right on Bridgeton, Home on the left AGENT ON DUTY: kENNY BULLARD 252-452-3243
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1737 BURNt MILL ROaD • $134,800 Subdivision: Old Farm Move-In Ready! Updated HVAC Unit, Flooring, Fixtures, Paint, Roof, Windows. Formal Dining Room, Greatroom with Fireplace and Gas Logs, Screened Porch, Fenced Rear Yard, Corner Lot, Carport, Storage Building. A Must See! Directions: Gold Rock Road, to left into Beaver Pond, Left on Bridgeton
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2106 LIVINg StONE DRIVE • $294,900 Subdivision: THE OAKS AT HUNTER HILL New Construction ALL BRICK EXECUTIVE STYLE HOME! 4BR/3BA Approx: 2800 sq ft Energy efficient Home! Up-graded HVAC & insulation, sealed crawlspace, Granite Counter Tops, SS Appliances, Hardwood Floor, screened porch, no city taxes, and low utilities. Directions: Hunter Hill Rd cross over I-95, subdivision is on the left.
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REDUCED!! Wonderful Westridge home 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. Fenced rear yard located in quiet cul-de-sac. Seller will pay up to $3000 closing cost. Directions: Sunset Ave. west, make left on Kandemor, make right on Mansfield, right on Gloucester Road, home is on the left corner of Gloucester Rd. and Gloucester Ct. AGENT ON DUTY: TONYA BLALOCk 252-813-1667
4978 wOLLEtt MILL ROaD • $289,900
Nashville, NC ECO HOME means energy efficient! Highland Company means quality! Please visit this energy efficient luxurious home in Baybrook Farms! Convenient location! Close to RMT & Nashville. No city taxes and No HOA fees! Granite and hardwoods w/ceramic tiled baths! Eligible for 100% Financing. Directions: Sunset Ave to left onto Old Carriage. Right onto Oak Level Rd. Left onto Barnes Hill Church Rd. Left into Baybrook Farms! AGENT ON DUTY: JAY HOOks 252-230-3406
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3932 CROSSwINDS DR. • $144,500 Fully remodeled & updated home! Loaded with amenities. Gorgeous hardwoods and granite tops! New carpet and paint. NEW vinyl replacement windows installed and a new roof! WOW! Over 2200 sq ft of beauty! Only $144,500! Directions - Sunset Ave to left on Halifax Rd. Left onto Ketch Point. Right on Carybrook. left on Crosswinds.
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716 wEStwOOD DRIVE • $51,000
Brick Home On 2.17 Acres, Red Oak Community, No City Taxes, No Restrictions, Duke-progress Energy. 5 Bdrm/3 Full Bath, Large Living Spaces, Hardwood Floors! Remodeled Kitchen, Work Island, Lots Of Cabinet Space. Separate Laundry/double Pantry. Master Bedroom Is Down With Fireplace, Bath, Walkin Closet. Must See To Appreciate!! Directions: N Halifax Road, Left On Joe Ellen, Left On Red Oak Battleboro Road, Right On Wollett Mill, Right On Bradbury Lane Then Slight Left On Driveway To The House. Or Take Hwy 43/Dortches Blvd To Red Oak Battleboro Road, Left On Wollett Mill.
CHEAPER THAN RENTING! Come see this charming brick home and fall in love.... fireplace, wood floors, screened in porch (with swing), carport & beautiful landscaping! Well maintained w/ fairly new roof & replacement windows too. CAN’T GO WRONG! Directions: From Sunset/City Lake take Piedmont to Hammond. Turn Right on Hammond & immediately left on Westwood. Home is on the right.
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1710 DEERwaLk DRIVE • $142,500
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Subdivision: Bunn Farm Move in ready Open floor plan, all bedrooms on the first floor, cathedral ceiling, walk in closets, fireplace with gas logs, whirlpool bath.Lots of cabinets and counter tops. Expandable 2nd floor. Large lot! Must see! Directions: HWY 43 toward Red Oak turn left on Green Pasture Rd.left on Bessie right on Lessie right on Deerwalk home is on the left
Subdivision: Millbrook Tidy 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in cul-de-sac. Spacious kitchen w/breakfast area. Beautiful hardwood floors. Expandable attic space. Beautifully landscaped yard. Come out and see this nice home! Directions: Bethlehem Rd to right on West Mount. Right on Emerson. Left on Culpepper. Left on Clancy Ct, house on the right.
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