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This Classic Southern charmer has over 2,900 squarefeet, covered front and back porches with many upgrades for your family to enjoy or when entertaining friends!

Details to note include: An all brick exterior; split floor plan; hardwood floors throughout; granite countertops and stainless steel appliances in the kitchen.

There’s a large entry foyer hand painted by Sandra Lett; a formal dining room for special occasions; an open kitchen with breakfast bar, eating area and abundant

counter and storage space; a downstairs master bedroom, along with two additional bedrooms. Upstairs, there’s a bonus room and fourth bedroom with full bath.

Directions: Ricks Plantation is conveniently located just outside the city limits in Oak Level. Sunset west to left on Halifax Rd. and right on Oak Level Road. no city taxes!

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Spacious formal dining room.

Cathedral ceilings in greatroom.

Sleek and open kitchen.

Ask a designer: Tween bedroom is balancing act

By MELISSA RAyWORTH

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Decorating a baby’s room is all about what mom and dad want. But decorating a bedroom for a “tween-age� child is more complicated.

It’s a great place to give growing adolescents some creative freedom. But will they reject at age 12 the color palette and furniture they begged for when they were 10?

Kids grow up fast enough that parents may not want to rush the process by removing all childhood whimsy from their rooms.

But we also don’t want to redecorate each time our kids get just a bit more mature. So we’re left walking the line between playful and Mom-I-can’t-believe-youbought-me-this-furniture.

Here, designers Michelle Workman of Michelle Workman

Interiors, Brian Patrick Flynn of Flynnside Out Productions and Betsy Burnham of Burnham Design offer advice on designing a tween bedroom that has ample storage, homework space and enough cool style to keep kids happy year after year.

COOLER COLORS

Kids love color, but it’s practical to start with a neutral base.

Flynn suggests going all-white on walls and ceiling but adding texture “to keep all-white from reading flat or sterile.� “I use 1-inch-by-10-inch pine planks on the walls and install it horizontally,� he says, “then have it all whitewashed or painted solidly. This brings architecture to the room and also creates a linear

backdrop for showcasing favorite things.�

Workman recently designed a bedroom for a 10-year-old boy with gray walls and cabinetry. “Gray allows you to layer either cool or warm colors on top,� she says, “whereas beige tends to only work with warm colors, and then the room becomes too warm.�

She added a navy leather sofa (“a pullout for sleepovers,� she says, “and leather only gets better with age�), plus a rug, throw pillows, an ottoman and chairs that included shades of orange and turquoise. The result: playful but not immature.

Another approach: “Red, white and blue has become a modern classic for boys and girls,� Flynn says.

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“For a masculine touch, I’m a fan of sticking with rich navy and fire-engine red. Girl spaces are an excellent fit for more muted blues such as robin’s egg or sea foam, and more poppy shades of red such as cherry,� he says.

What if your kids have their hearts set on colors you think won’t work?

Respect their input, Burnham says, but adjust the shades as necessary: “It’s your house, too. If you don’t want a school-busyellow wall, what can you live with? Maybe a dijon, or maybe the school-bus yellow is his bedside lamp.�

If your daughter wants purple, “maybe it’s a gray lavender,� she says, or another shade of purple that “she won’t get sick of in six months.�

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Red, white and blue can be the perfect color palette for a preteen’s bedroom, says interior designer Brian Patrick Flynn.

In this preteen girl’s bedroom designed by Burnham Design, books, trophies and keepsakes are all displayed and stored neatly, thanks to built-in bookshelves.

Interior designer Betsy Burnham recommends having a sheet of glass cut to fit the top of a child’s desk,, in order to protect the furniture from wear and tear.

room that utilizes classic ‘adult’ fabrics and furnishings,� Workman says. “I had a client that had no

space but for the rest of the home as well. She never had to redecorate those rooms, because they went

fear using antiques in her children’s rooms, and those children had a deep respect not only for their own

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expensive, but it’s an investment in your home’s value.

You can save money by using less expensive wood or MDF (medium-density fiberboard manufactured to look like wood).

And “don’t be afraid to use Ikea as a resource for inexpensive cabinetry that can be given a built-in look by adding crown molding and baseboards,� Workman says.

For free-standing storage pieces, Flynn suggests hitting a flea market or garage sale: “This way, the tween has something cool that becomes a huge part of their room’s design, but also is packed with practicality.

Some of my go-to items are Danish modern desks with sleek drawers, rustic metal lockers and three-drawer dressers to use as nightstands.�

“Tweens are still finding themselves, so it’s tricky to decorate their rooms with WILDER WALLS one particular style,� Flynn For walls, “tweens says. and teens tend to favor bold His preferred style for patterns, and find wallpatweens? “Eclectic.� per cool due to its vintage, Workman agrees that retro appeal,� Flynn says. vintage pieces – especially “If wallpaper is too much those already banged-up of a commitment,� he and scratched to perfection adds, “consider a graphic – are perfect for older kids’ treatment on the walls with bedrooms. paint. Stripes are classic Vintage chairs can be and gender-neutral, plus recovered in fresh fabrics, they’re not too difficult to and antique furniture can paint.� shine with a new coat of SMARTER STORAGE glossy paint. “I like to use vintage Toys, trophies, books, items, and industrial style papers and a whole lot of for a tween boy’s bedroom,� electronics: Kids have an Workman says. “I created a awful lot of stuff. huge lighted sign out of tin Burnham suggests letters that spelled out the choosing a wall “that can boy’s name. There was a accommodate 18 inches definite cool factor to this, of depth or 22 inches of and it’s the type of ornadepth,� and have builtmentation that won’t be too in cabinets and shelves ‘baby’ later on.� installed.

To tie disparate flea-mar“Built-in cabinetry is ket finds together, keep the so very handy in a tween color scheme consistent. room,� agrees Workman. It And to protect the tops of allows “an easy transition desks, dressers and tables, to a teenage space� because Burnham advises having a you’re not dealing with piece of glass cut to cover furniture that the child may them. no longer like. “I am a real believer in Custom carpentry can be creating a kids/tween/teen

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Garlic chives are ornamental, but tasty that are blanched from sunlight for a couple of weeks before harvest beneath an overturned Is it a weed or a garden plant? flowerpot are a delicacy over Garlic chives are among those fried noodles. plants – paulownia tree, JerusaBesides good flavor, there’s lem artichoke, mint and anise no question as to garlic chives’ hyssop are others – that can beauty. The thin leaves rise from parade under either guise. the ground in clumps like those Garlic chives come from a of chives, but garlic chives’ leaves good enough family, the onion are flattened and folded. And family. There is one definitely rather than being topped by fuzzy, weedy member in this family, pink heads, like chives, garlic wild garlic, but many other kin chives’ flower stalks are capped are valuable garden plants. Starby small, star-shaped, white flowof-Persia, giant onion and lily leek ers clustered together to create a are among those that light up larger star. flower gardens with starbursts of Garlic chives flowers over a blossoms. And the wide, purple, long period in late summer, and mottled leaves of Turkestan are also decorative dried. onion add as much to a flower UH, OH garden as the flowers themselves do, clustered together like fuzzy Those flowers are followed tennis balls above the leaves. by seeds, and that’s when garlic TO EAT AND TO LOOK AT chives show a troublesome side: The plant unabashedly spreads its Onions of many kinds, leeks, seeds everywhere. shallots, garlic and chives all proNo problem, you may remark: vide delectable fare. As its name Cilantro and dill also are prolific indicates, the flavor of garlic self-seeders. Yes, they are. And chives is more robust than that of you can easily yank out the exchives. cess or errant seedlings of those In China, garlic chives leaves two herbs. A quick tug removes

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DeeDs The following deeds were recorded with the Nash County Register of Deeds from Aug. 13-19. Each $2 in revenue stamps is equal to $1,000 in valuation. (* No fee required.)

O Trustee Services of Carolina LLC to Christiana Trust; 4929 Plantation Drive, Battleboro; $630.

O Substitute Trustee Services Inc. to Bank of America N.A.; 2541 Derby Drive, Rocky Mount; $101.

O Substitute Trustee Services Inc. to N.C. Housing Finance Agency; 202 Cypress Court, Nashville; $233.

O Lynn W. Alaway and Tammy W. Bullock to Tammy W. Bullock; lot; Stoney Creek Township* O Lynn W. Alaway and Tammy W. Bullock to Lynn W. Alaway and Patricia W. Jackson; 10705 Burgess Road, Middlesex; and 1601 Aycock St.* O Lynn W. Alaway and Tammy W. Bullock to Lynn W. Alaway and Patricia W. Jackson; tract 1, 16.078 acres more or less, Ferrells Township; and tract 2, 9.04 acres* O Lynn W. Alaway and Tammy W. Bullock to Tammy W. Bullock; tract 1; tract 2; tract 3; tract 4, 13.57 acres; tract 5, .78 acres; and tract 6* O Secretary of Housing and Urban Development of Washington D.C. to Bruce L. Bobbitt and Quiona J. Bobbitt; 103 Hearthstone Court, Nashville* O Julia J. Bissette to Gregg L. Thornell; lot; 5.28 acres; $54.

O Larry M. Lindsey and Joyce B. Lindsey to Lee Travis Brown and Georgia D. Brown; tract; 23.50 acres; Coopers Township; $190.

O Brian Meadows, Virginia Meadows and Michael Chestnut to Jasmine Matthews; 1440 Brookmeade Court, Rocky Mount; $56.

O David Wesley Young and Joyce S. Young to Ofelia Cuevas Pulido and Gerardo Casillas Cigala; 1531 Overton Drive, Rocky Mount; $90.

O Ryan M. Hicks and Sarah Anne Hicks to Dustin Phillips Efird and Lindsay Nicole Renfrow; 104 Autumn Court, Rocky Mount; $349.

O Eleanor Harris Beattie and

Florence Gray Beattie to James W. Felts and Linda W. Felts; 710 Stone Drive, Rocky Mount; $160.

O Sue Elizabeth G. Strandberg to Joseph Buckley Strandberg; 1317 Roundtree Drive, Rocky Mount* O Town of Nashville to Lynn Mills; lot 4-A, section H; Forest Hill Cemetery* O Town of Nashville to Steven E. Brower; lot 42-A, section H; Forest Hill Cemetery* O Town of Nashville to Cassie Keen; lot 20-A, section H; Forest Hill Cemetery* O Town of Nashville to William Strum Sr.; lot 52, section J; Forest Hill Cemetery* O Town of Nashville to Betty Lowe and Norman Lynch; lot 336, section I; Forest Hill Cemetery* O Town of Nashville to Leroy Pridgen; lot 376; section I; Forest Hill Cemetery* O Michael Weesner and Patsy A. Weesner to Nancy Gail Sawyer; 112 Sebastian Way, Rocky Mount; $104.

O Christine Wright Davis and Gary G. Davis to Jacquelyn Mills Crudup; lot; $40.

O David E. Matthews Jr., William F. Matthews and John T. Matthews to Agnes P. Matthews; tract 1, lots 27 and 28, block 7, South Hammond Place; and tract 2, lot 7, Burton Street Property* O Roger Kenneth Brown to Jason Scott Brown; 107 Circle Drive, Spring Hope* O Joyce Bowden Winstead and Floyd E. Winstead to Sheila Ann Whitley; 104 E. Franklin St., Spring Hope* O William A. Wester and Wilma P. Wester to Edward E. Lawson Sr. and Manette V. Lawson; lot 1; 5.00 acres; Mannings Township; $450.

O William Robert Edwards Jr. and Karen W. Edwards to Joseph C. Collins; lot 3, section 3; Western Hills Subdivision; $188.

O Four Seasons Contractors LLC to William R. Edwards and Karen W. Edwards; lot 10; 0.695 acres; Cypress Farm; Nashville Township; $380.

O James Marvin Shearin II to Venus F. Randolph; 10031 L.A.

any problem plant, roots and all.

Give garlic chives a similar yank, though, and the strappy leaves either slip through your fingers or snap off. The thick roots – which also spread, but nothing like the seedlings – remain in the ground to re-sprout.

RIGHT PLANT, RIGHT PLACE

I planted garlic chives a number of years ago and became uneasy when it started to spread around the garden willy nilly. Visions of my garden given over to this plant prompted me to weed out every last trace of it.

The plant then showed up a hundred feet from the original planting. At this site, though, against a rock wall and beneath some dense shrubs, its spread is kept in check. And a sweep of garlic chives there looks pretty.

If you are bold enough to grow garlic chives, promise to rigorously cut back spent flowers before they mature seeds if you want to contain growth. Beyond that, garlic chives are an easy and pretty plant to grow for the flower, vegetable or herb garden.

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O H&A Development Associates LLP to Angela Franco Vera and Angel Daniel Martinez-Cruz; lot 13; Trista Estates* O N. Scott Davis and Ashley B. Davis to Valerie S. Spry; 324 Braylock Drive, Rocky Mount; $340.

O John Charles Haggerty and Lisa Robinson Haggerty to Patricia Jones Haggerty; 1408 Fairfield Road, Nashville* O Philip A. Glass to Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance Inc.; 9636 Green Pond Loop Road, Bailey; $108.

O Philip A. Glass to North Carolina Housing Finance Agency; 753 Cedarbrook Drive; $82.

O First South Bank to Calvin Dunn and Lisa Dunn; 315 S. Grace St., Rocky Mount; $80.

O James E. Carpenter and Doreen Carpenter to Regina T. House; 3686 Spring Mill Trail Road, Rocky Mount; $335.

O Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Kenneth W. Langford; 242 Clifton Road, Rocky Mount* O Vendra B. Hayes to Pamela E. Taylor and Jesse J. Felix Jr.; 18 Wisteria Drive, Rocky Mount; $444.

O Thomas B. Cobb and Vickie F. Cobb to Michael S. Pearce and Lois G. Pearce; 8568 Jordan Road, Rocky Mount; $50.

O JR Investments of Rocky Mount LLC to Rowland C. Evans Jr., Linda S. Evans, James W. Edwards and Gayle J. Edwards; 586 English Road, Rocky Mount* O Martha W. Barnes to Thomas J. Barnes; lot 2; 1.244 acres more or less* O Danielle Shearin to Travis Green; tract 1, lot 1, 1.18 acres; and tract 2, 0.36 acres* O Joyce P. Barnes to Shirley B. McLaughlin; lot 3; 5.00 acres more or less* O CMH Homes Inc. to Lashana Bell; 3706 Barnes Hill Church Road, Nashville; $234.

O Brian Gray Fowler to John Ray Adams and Tammy Spain Adams; 1710 Deerwalk Drive, Rocky Mount; $266.

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Garlic chives are ornamental and tasty when grown in an appropriate location that does not allow them to get weedy.

Like other members of the onion family, it thrives best in full sun and moderately rich soil.

One way to start a planting of garlic chives is to beg a division from a friend or neighbor’s clump.

Dig up a section, replant it and keep it moist until established.

Seed is another way to begin a planting. As you might guess, the seed sprouts readily – in about a week.

O Dennis L. Mitchell and Cynthia L. Mitchell to Praise City Christian Center; 2604 S. Church St., Rocky Mount; $50.

O Candace L. White, Raymond Dwayne Lyons, Tonya Pruitt Lyons, Carolyn J. Lynch and Mary L. Lilly to Mary L. Lilly; 104 Mashie Court, Rocky Mount* O CitiFinancial Servicing LLC to David Postlethwait and David Flack; 12587 Farm Ridge Road, Zebulon; $80.

O GMAT Legal Title Trust to Anne Marie L. Alexander; 10821 Beaver Dam Road, Middlesex; $136.

LLC to Christiana Trust; lot 10, block M; Lyndale Acres; $254.

O James S. Livermon Jr. to James R. Thomas and Linda D. Thomas; 813 Clark St., Rocky Mount; $20.

O Viola D. Carney to Witchell M. Savage; lot; Topaz Ave.* O Araceli Morales and Filibaldo Morales to Gabriel Rafael Castanon and Tomasa Victorin Baltazar Cinto; 100 Dodge Pointe Drive, Pinetops; $46.

O Christopher Todd Long and Kimberly Scott Long to Lindsey Coker Luckey; 609 Tammy Drive, Tarboro; $293.

O Charles F. Shuck Jr. and Dawn Marie Shuck to Dustin Gray Whitehurst and Elizabeth Dale Whitehurst; 539 Cutchin Farm Road, Tarboro; $194.

O Moore Paint & Wallpaper Co. Inc. to William James Webb and Sondra Faye Little Webb; 527 Fillmore Road, Tarboro; $150.

O Janette Hudson Dockery to Carlton B. Phillips; lot 19, section three; Effie Acres; No. 7 Township* O Sheila D. Coley to Thomas R. Batts and Kimberly G. Batts; 1828 Vernon Road, Rocky Mount* O Regina Renee Wainwright and Jesse Wainwright Jr. to Preston Earl Rogers III; 706 Kilquick Road, Tarboro* O Preston E. Rogers III and Frances Rogers to Brandon Kyle Rogers and Ida Jane Rogers; 706 Kilquick Road, Tarboro; $158.

O Ella Virginia Coker, Thomas Alan Cone II, Lyndsay B. Cone, Thomas Alan Cone II and Christopher Blake Cone to Christopher Blake Cone; 2141 McNair Road, Tarboro; $326.

O Robert N. Whitaker, Elizabeth Lee Booth Hoffman, Phillip D. Hoffman, Shepherd Allen Booth III and Jacqueline R. Booth to Silas Kent Smith and Susan G. Smith; tract 5; Joseph K. Brick Farm; $274.

O Roosevelt Lewis and Mary K. Lewis to Mary K. Lewis; tract 1, lot 4; tract 2, lot 3; No. 10 Township*

The following deeds were recorded with the edgecombe County Register of Deeds from Aug. 13-19. each $2 in revenue stamps is equal to $1,000 in valuation. (* No fee required.)

O Peter S. Anderson and Dawn E. Anderson to Ainsley Construction Inc.; lot 6, block A; Lily Pond; No. 1 Township; $20.

O Margaret C. Thompson to Delanna L. Johnson; lot 9, block M; Glenn Burnie; No. 1 Township* O Carol Marie Quigless to Willie E. Roberson and Mary E. Roberson; lots 11 and 12, block A; No. 1 Township; $50.

O Donald W. Fruster and Christie N. Fruster to Oak Level Properties LLC; 316 Swift Road, Rocky Mount; $10.

O Oak Level Properties LLC to Hamilton D. Moore Jr.; 316 Swift Road, Rocky Mount* O Vernon L. Rhodes III and Dawn R. Rhodes to Robert E. Pridgen Jr.; lot; 110.11 acres more or less; No. 7 Township; $150.

O Substitute Trustee Services Inc. to U.S. Bank N.A.; 429 Sanders Drive, Rocky Mount; $109.

O Judy Simuel to Link B. Grant; 1109 Holly St., Rocky Mount; $10.

O Hed Partnership to Elite Care Inc.; 410 Main St., Tarboro; $80.

O Braswell Apartments LLC to Freeman Cotton; 715 Norfolk St. , Rocky Mount; $5.

O James C. Marrow Jr.to Brenda E. Ridgeway; lot; No. 1 Township* O Trustee Services of Carolina

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WASHINGTON – The average 30-year U.S. mortgage rate this week remained at a 52-week low of 4.10 percent for the third straight week.

Mortgage company Freddie Mac also said Thursday the average for a 15-year mortgage, a popular choice for people who are refinancing, slipped to 3.24 percent from 3.25 percent.

At its 52-week low of 4.10 percent, the rate on a 30-year mortgage is down from 4.53 percent at the start of the year.

Rates have fallen even though the Federal Reserve has been trimming its monthly bond purchases, which are intended to keep long-term borrowing rates low. The purchases are set to end in October.

The low rates appear to have boosted U.S. home sales.

Also, moderating increases in home prices such as occurred in July should help support sales by making homes more affordable. Real-estate data provider CoreLogic reported Tuesday that home prices rose in July but at a slower rate compared with earlier this year.

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Greater affordability has helped the housing market recover over the spring and summer after sales and construction fell earlier this year. Sales of existing homes rose for a fourth straight month in July to their strongest pace in nine months. And a measure of signed contracts also increased in July, suggesting that final sales will rise further in coming months.

To calculate average mortgage rates, Freddie Mac surveys lenders across the country between Monday and Wednesday each week. The average doesn’t include extra fees, known

as points, which most borrowers must pay to get the lowest rates. One point equals 1 percent of the loan amount.

The average fee for a 30-year mortgage was 0.5 point, unchanged from last week. The fee for a 15-year mortgage fell to 0.5 point from 0.6 point.

The average rate on a five-year adjustable-rate mortgage was stable at 2.97 percent. The fee stayed at 0.5 point.

For a one-year ARM, the average rate edged up to 2.40 percent from 2.39 percent. The fee dipped to 0.4 point from 0.5 point.

Developer makes changes in ‘poor door’ design plans tion has said it aims to bar separate-door schemes.

With 1 West End Ave. NEW YORK – A plan for approved under a prior a luxury skyscraper with administration in 2010, de a so-called “poor door� is Blasio aides portray the changing to extend more changes as a notable, if of a welcome to residents constrained, step toward of its cluster of affordable ending the “poor-door� apartments, officials and dynamic. the developers said Friday. “We’ve made a blueprint.

The retooled plan for 1 The blueprint is that you’ve West End Ave. still involves got to have a building that separate entrances, but all signals, ‘You are welcome residents will now have ac- here,’� Housing Preservacess to such building ametion and Development nities as a courtyard and Commissioner Vicki Been river-view roof deck, and told The Wall Street Jourthe affordable segment’s nal, which first reported the lobby will be stylishly changes. appointed and set facing a Part of a development park. called Riverside Center on The retooling follows an Manhattan’s Upper West outcry over developments Side, the building is to that got government incen- include about 250 martives to include affordable ket-rate condos and 116 housing but have separate affordable apartments. The amenities and even entranc- affordable units will now be es for higher-paying resirentals instead of co-ops, at dents. Developers say such the urging of officials who arrangements can help note that people of modmake it financially feasible est means sometimes can’t to build affordable housing meet financial standards for at pricey addresses. owning co-ops.

But some residents and Because of the building’s officials see the divisions as layout, some residents discriminatory, and Mayor would have a long walk to Bill de Blasio’s administraelevators if there were only

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one entrance.

Developers Silverstein Properties Inc. and El Ad Group are “proud to have best-in-class, affordable housing as a central element� in the project, Silverstein executive Janno Lieber said. “We want to create a community that honors the spirit of our city and Manhattan’s West Side,�

Lieber said. The company said the changes wouldn’t delay construction. It’s in the foundation-digging stage now and due to finish in late 2016.

The site is a few blocks from another upcoming building where a “poor door� setup has ignited controversy. That tower, being built by a different developer, is already dozens of stories tall and expected to go forward unchanged.

To Councilwoman Helen Rosenthal, one of the officials who pushed for the adjustments to 1 West End Ave., they represent progress but not a full solution to what she calls a “loophole.� “Now, we have to close it,� she said.

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Exterior decorating: Update with paint

By MELISSA KOSSLER DUTTON Associated Press

Color and decorative pieces can improve the look of a home outside as well as in. Add trim boards, columns or porch accessories and you can dress up the facade of a house, improving its value and curb appeal.

Just be sure to consider the home’s style, age and location.

“The style of the house drives the type of materials you might add,” said architect Carolyn Dias of Lampert Dias Architects in San Clemente, California. “A cottage can’t be transformed to a Spanish Colonial.”

Neighborhood associations or local building departments also might impose restrictions on what can be done to a home’s exterior and what paint colors can be used.

In any case, pay attention to how neighboring homes look when changing yours. You want your house to look like it belongs, said Shari Hiller of PBS’ “Around the House with Matt and Shari.”

She recommends scouting nearby streets for inspiration.

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See what paint colors the neighbors have chosen, what features they are highlighting and how many colors they have used.

Hiller typically recommends just two to four colors for a house’s exterior. Often, homeowners choose one color for the bulk of the house; similar or complementary colors for windows, gutters and other trim pieces; and a pop of contrasting color on the door or shutters.

Highlighting the door or shutters with color is an easy way to make a big impact, said Hiller.

And drawing attention to the front door is always a good idea. “You want people to notice where guests generally enter your home,” she explained. “It’s nice to make a statement there.”

Consider the roof color as well, she added. Roofs tend to be in either cool or warm colors, and your paint choice should be in the same family.

Where you live could drive your choices. Florida houses tend to be painted in a different palette – often shades of peach, beige and gold – than homes in New England or the Midwest, for example, said Hiller, who lives in Sarasota. Some colors, such as maroon and other earthy shades, make more sense on Colonial homes than coastal cottages, which are often painted in oceaninspired blues and greens, she said.

Paint stores can provide ideas about what colors are right for different building styles.

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Lynn and Dennis Zawie invested hours in finding just the right balusters for the porch that runs along two sides of their 1925 Dutch Colonial house in Long Island, N.Y. They wanted to make sure the trim pieces looked authentic and added character to their home.

This photo provided by Sherwin-Williams shows a yellow home with a melon-colored door. These colors are part of a new HGTV HOME

by Sherwin-Williams color palette called the Softer Side. Experts say a colorful front door can improve your home’s curb appeal.

to a facade. The panels, usually embellished with a raised or recessed design, can draw attention to a window, porch or other architectural detail.

If you have a front porch, you can create a new look by adding or embellishing its columns, said Dave Morris of Nashville, Tennessee, who operates the website www.front-porch-ideas-and-more. com .

Changes can be simple, like hanging decorative brackets where the columns meet the roof, or complex, like installing columns or adding stone or brickTRIM AND OTHER EM- work to them.

Morris, too, emphasizes staying BELLISHMENTS true to the architectural style of Veneers – layers of material your home. For example, don’t added after construction that add Victorian-style gingerbread do not offer structural support trim to a modern house.

– are another way to change the Brackets and balusters come in outside of a home. a variety of materials and styles.

Adding a wood, brick or stone “Think about what effect you veneer creates color and texture, want to have – something subtle Dias said. Veneers cost about $10 or something that really stands to $20 a square foot. out,” Morris said.

“There are many kinds of When Lynn and Dennis Zawie veneers and they are fairly easy to decided to add rails and balusters apply,” Dias said. to the porch that runs around Exterior wainscoting panels two sides of their 1925 Dutch are another way to add interest Colonial house, they wanted the

This photo provided by Sherwin-Williams shows a house with a bright red front door. Designers suggest using a pop of color to draw attention to your front door.

trim pieces to look as original as possible.

The Stony Brook, New York, residents visited lumber yards and big-box stores, and looked at dozens of photos of houses online.

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“I really wanted it to look like it had been here forever,” said Lynn Zawie. “I was very concerned about changing the look and the feel of the house.”

The couple finally decided to go with wood balusters, even

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“It just adds to it,” she said. “It makes it stand out more.”

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