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How to create a beautiful entryway

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foyer creates a gracious entry to a home. The trouble in a tiny house is that there is rarely enough spare square footage available to create such a nicety. In most ranch-style homes built in the 1950s, for example, the CHRISTINE front door opened right into the living room. There BRUN might have been a half-wall between the living room and the front door to signify an entryway. In a condo built in the 1980s, a mere change of flooring was sometimes all that an owner would get. What space do you have to work with, and is it enough to create an entryway? In the wildly popular tiny house community, the idea of a reception area is laughable. The same is true for micro-units. Other design tricks must be utilized in order to give off the idea of some sort of separate entry area. Here are a few ways to create an entry. This example is one of my favorites because it combines the traditional design of an entry mirror with the functionality of a hall table. This design comes in three different sizes and four different woods. The simple lines will work with a variety of furniture styles, and the 4.5-inch depth is what makes it valuable in a tight space. A famous actress once said, “imagination is the highest kite one can fly” — that is surely true when working with a small space. Another way to signify an entryway is to hang an important piece of art on the wall nearest the front door. Underneath the frame, you might put a narrow bench, which will serve as a visual aesthetic more than a place to actually sit down, although it could hold keys or a tiny, collapsible umbrella. Most modern narrow benches will be based on the classic Chinese ones that are about 7 inches in depth and about 48 inches long. You can still find authentic ones, and there are reproductions of older rustic and refined designs. Maybe you’d like to add a plant stand by the door. The type of stand and what you plant depends on how much you want to spend (how valuable the plant is) and whether or not you have a rambunctious dog or little kids running around. I have kept a tall plant stand with a mirror in my entryway for years, and I learned

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the hard way not to display a ceramic pot or vase. I also created a flower arrangement in a wooden container after losing a lovely glass piece. Nevertheless, this combo will work very well in very little space: The stand and mirror can be as small as 12 inches square. Think of an area rug as a clever way to separate entry space. Be sure to check the clearance of the front door before making a costly purchase. It’s easy to lay an accent area rug if you have hardwood or tile floors, although you may be able to use one with carpet, too. A more intensive approach to creating a floor accent is to install a different tile pattern or tile size near the entryway. If you are remodeling your house, see if there’s any possibility to change the size of your entryway. It can be worthwhile to extend the front wall out to the roofline, or even create a new roofline. Reworking this area can enhance the look of your entire home. After all, the front porch, front door and entryway are a guest’s first impression of your home.

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PLUMBER

Should a kitchen faucet pull out or pull down?

241 Westshore Drive McCook Lake, SD

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uestion: Hi Ed: We want a new trendy faucet for our kitchen, the type that has a built-in spray head. But, I’ve noticed that some of these faucet spray heads ED DEL pull out of the faucet body, GRANDE and some heads pull down. Is there a reason to choose one type of these faucets over the other? - Linda, Maine Answer: This is a popular question. Pull-out and pull-down kitchen faucets are similar, and why one type may be chosen over the other can come down to vessel filling.

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Pull-down is nice for filling large pots in the kitchen sink bowl. A pull-out faucet has the edge when filling things like dog dishes and coffee makers outside of the sink bowl.

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Custom built 4 bedroom, 4 bath, two story home located on 1.75 acre hilltop lot with incredible views of the rolling hills of Plymouth County on paved road just 1.5 miles north of Sioux City. Large eat in kitchen has breakfast bar, all new stainless steel appliances and is open to wonderful main floor family room. Beautiful 4 season porch with built in gas fire pit and great windows to highlight the spectacular view. Den\office, formal dining room, laundry room and butler’s pantry area, and access to the backyard deck. Master suite is unbelievable with trey ceiling and large sitting room with gas log fireplace, his and her walk in closets and large master bath. 3 other bedrooms all have large walk in closets. Family room in basement walks out to large patio, has theater area with surround sound, gas log fireplace, game area and first class wet bar with granite counter tops. Bonus space in basement for a bedroom, craft room, office or workout space and a large storage room. Over sized 3 car garage had 4th added on with side garage door for yard equipment and is currently used as shop. SUPER LOW PLYMOUTH COUNTY TAXES!

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ear James: We are adding a master bedroom and family room “wing” to our house. It will have a standard pitched roof. Do you recommend having the roof stick built with lumber or using pre-made roof trusses? — JAMES Arn T. DULLEY Dear Arn: For most homes, using roof trusses is a far better construction method than stick built roof framing. The main exception is if you plan to use the attic area for storage of large items. The web cross supports on the trusses may get in the way of large items and make it more difficult to move through the attic. There are many advantages to using trusses. They are an engineered product, so they are generally very strong. If your wing addition is going to be very large, trusses are strong enough to cover a longer span than standard roof rafters. In cold climates with a heavy snow load, this extra strength of trusses can be a significant advantage. Also, you will have more flexibility on the design of your rooms and the spacing of the walls because the trusses will not have to rest on a load-bearing wall.

Another key advantage is the uniformity of the size and shape of the trusses. This simplifies the construction of the roof because you know everything will line up properly. The lumber used in trusses is kiln dried so it is stable and relatively lightweight to handle. The ceiling in the rooms should be flat and true with trusses because the long bottom chord of each truss becomes the ceiling joist to which the ceiling drywall is nailed. If you prefer a vaulted ceiling, your builder can order scissor trusses in which the bottom chord is pitched at the angle of your ceiling. There are some tips to make it easier to install a truss roof. Although your builder will be doing most of the work, it would not be a bad idea to discuss the construction methods with him/her. Doing it the simplest way saves workers’ time and that reduces your labor costs. The trusses will be delivered to your building site in bundles strapped together. The top truss in the bundle will be a gable truss. Instead of the supporting webs being on angles, as in the other Please see DULLEY, Page H9

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DESIGN RECIPES

9 tips for using mirrors in your space

irrors are one of those accessories that tend to be either overused or underused. They come in all shapes and sizes, colors and finishes, and as such serve as the perfect complement to nearly any space. Mirrors CATHY can be purposeful in design, HOBBS and if used thoughtfully, can add considerable value to a space both aesthetically and functionally. When looking for ways to use mirrors in your space, here are some top Design Recipes tips. 1. Experiment with size and scale. When it comes to good design there are no rules. Use pieces that you love. Consider using both small and large mirrors throughout your home depending on a particular room, choosing a mirror that is the appropriate size and scale. 2. Use mirrors in a series. Mirrors can serve a number of functional purposes that can really help enhance a space. For example, mirrors can serve as windows along a wall that doesn’t have any, or they can help brighten a space that may not receive much natural light. Placing mirrors in a series also helps elongate a space. 3. Go glamourous and ornate. When it comes to decor, a current trend is to blend modern and vintage. Using an ornate mirror is the perfect way to help glam up a space. 4. Mix patterns and shapes. Some of the most successful groupings involve mixing mirrors of different shapes and sizes to help create interest. Try using unexpected shapes such as circles, squares or ovals. 5. Consider using mirrors instead of artwork. So often, artwork can be overused in a space. Mirrors can serve as a lighter alternative. 6. Place mirrors in a location for maximum impact. Whether it is to highlight a gorgeous view, showcase artwork or reflect the color of an accent wall, the location and placement of your mirrors should be thoughtful and purposeful. 7. Experiment with finishes and color. Whether it’s a bold color or unique metallic finish, one way to incorporate interest using mirrors is to utilize design principals relating to color, pattern and texture. 8. Be crafty. Can’t find a mirror you love at the store? Why not make one? Whether it is an old glass door, window

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Ornate mirrors help create the appropriate design aesthetic in this more traditional space. pane or interesting frame, making your own mirror is not only easy but a way to incorporate a personal touch. 9. Create visual interest. Mirrors can be hung both vertically and horizontally. Mirrors that are hung in a vertical orientation can help make a space feel taller and are good for spaces that may have lower ceilings, while mirrors hung in a horizontal orientation can help a space feel wider. Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Award-winning television host and a nationally known interior design and home staging expert with offices in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Contact her at info@cathyhobbs.com; or visit her website at www.cathyhobbs.com . ©2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

Long, slim mirrors help make this living room feel wider.

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How to lay out your entryway, according to a feng shui expert

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e all want to come home to a healthy and happy home and leave our place in the morning with a good mindset too. But often, little things we barely notice in our day-today routine can alter our mood when we walk through the door. Piles of unopened mail, a lock that gets stuck easily or pairs GABRIELLE of shoes that can easily be SAVOIE tripped over can affect our psyche even if we don’t realize it. Additionally, things that are virtually impossible to notice can also negatively impact our day-to-day: the placement of a mirror or the type of plants you own, for example. So how do you make your entryway a happy and healthy space that brings you good energy instead of weighing you down? We spoke to Heather Askinosie, holistic healer, feng shui and crystal expert, and co-founder of Energy Muse, about ways to make your entryway more feng shui-friendly. “When arranging the entryway to your home, you want to create an aesthetic that’s receptive and clean,” she explains. “An open area is seen as welcoming to chi, as it can move around unobstructed. Removing clutter and establishing a visually and functionally pleasant setting will go a long way to increasing the chi within your home.” Ready to give your space major positive vibes? This is the feng shui entryway layout you need.

the rest of your home.” Pro tip: Instead, place a mirror on a wall perpendicular to your door, under a console for example. This will also provide a station to drop off your keys and mail while allowing you to give yourself a quick check before heading out the door.

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“If you have a front door that sticks, or isn’t easy to open and close, it’s important to get that fixed,” recommends Askinosie. “On an energetic level, issues with the door are believed to make bringing in new opportunities more difficult. So make sure that your door is in pristine condition without cracks, scratches, or chips.” Pro tip: Give your door a quick check: Does it close and open easily? Is the lock tricky? Does it need a paint job? This is an easy project to tackle in a weekend that can completely alter your mood DREAMSTIME‌ when you walk in and out the door. Make sure you have solid organizational systems in mind to keep clutter to a minimum and ADD A FEW CRYSTALS choose thoughtful furniture and accessories that will keep paths clear. “I would recommend placing a large open your windows and let the sunlight piece of black tourmaline outside the BRING THE OUTDOORS IN front of your entryway to protect the “I’d recommend tossing dead plants,” shine in. It will regularly cleanse your room’s energy.” energy of your space as people come in says the feng shui expert. Dead plants Pro tip: When planning your lighting, and out of your space,” says the crystal represent death and weaken the energy expert. “I also love placing an amethyst in your house. She also warns to pay at- try to have light sources at a variety of heights: a ceiling pendant and a lamp crystal in the room to act as an ‘energy tention to the types of plants you invite or a pair of sconces, for example. To let purifier.’ Amethysts neutralize any negainto your space. “Replace plants with tivity and radiate positive energy.” pointy leaves with ones that have round natural light in while maintaining privacy, consider sheer roller blinds. Pro tip: Read up on the meaning of leaves,” she says, “as pointy leaves are ELIMINATE CLUTTER crystals and incorporate them into your thought to be uninviting to energy.” “The entryway to your house is what home. Not only are they pretty to look Pro tip: Depending on the amount sets the atmosphere for the whole WATCH OUT FOR at, they can also alter the energy of your of space and sunlight you have in your home,” says Askinosie. “If you come MIRROR PLACEMENT space. While we don’t have definitive space, consider a Jade plant, Chinese home to a cluttered house, your mind money plant, rubber plant, or fiddle leaf immediately takes on that energy. But, “One mistake I see often is when peo- proof that this actually works, we think of it like taking vitamins: It can only do fig tree. They are all round-leafed plants ple hang a mirror in front of their enif after a busy day, you come home to a that are relatively low-maintenance. home that’s clean and organized, your tryway,” says the feng shui expert. “You good. environment will provide a peaceful don’t want to have a mirror facing the Get the latest on home decor trends, design space to unwind in. A more minimal vibe PAY ATTENTION TO LIGHTING door, because when the chi enters your ideas, shopping guides and food news, and will help you maintain peace of mind.” “You’ll want your space to be well-lit, home, it bounces off the mirror, and take a look inside your favorite celebrity Pro tip: Make sure you have solid orga- as open as possible, and spruced up with goes back outside. The same reasoning homes on DomaineHome.com. nizational systems in mind to keep clut- welcoming artwork,” says Askinosie. applies to those who have a stairway ©2018, Clique Media Inc. All rights reter to a minimum and choose thoughtful Make sure you have sufficient lighting directly in front of their entryway. It’s furniture and accessories that will keep thought that this creates an obstruction served. sources inside and out, but also make Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC. paths clear. for the chi, which can’t easily flow into use of natural light: “When you can,

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trusses, the web will be vertical studs. This makes it easier to finish these gable trusses with the exterior finishing materials. Once the bundle or bundles of trusses are placed flat on the roof, cut the bands to separate them. Building a temporary catwalk along the center of the ceiling makes it safer to handle and move the trusses. Measure and mark the locations of each truss on the top of the wall plates. Walking along the catwalk, drag each truss until its bottom cord is over its mark on the wall plate. The peak of each successive truss will lay over the one in front of it. It usually takes three people to raise and attach the trusses so you might find it interesting to help at this stage. Aligning the gable truss with the house wall is critical. Once this is done, each successive truss will be raised vertically. Use bracing to keep the trusses vertical and spaced properly until the roof sheathing is nailed to them. This will help lock them rigidly together. Send your questions to Here’s How, 6906 Royalgreen Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45244 or visit www.dulley.com.

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404 Prairie, Ponca • $335,000 Here is your chance a very high quality ranch home sitting on 2.26 acres. This home has nearly 4500 sq. feet of finish living and a 1,972 sq. foot garage for the handy man or business owner. The kitchen area is a very open concept with quality cabinets and a pantry. The kitchen is open to a great family room and a dining area.

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409 e 31St St, SSc • $115,000 Great location, 2 bedroom which could be converted to 3.Open kitchen to living room, sliders off kitchen to a large deck. Family room down with a 2nd bathroom. Very solid home in need of some cosmetic work. This home is being sold as is and won’t last long!

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4524 Grayhawk Ridge • $449,950

Ranch home with beautiful crown molding, 5 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, large walk in Pantry, stainless appliances, granite counter tops.

4248 Fremar Dr., SC, IA • $270,995

Townhome with Country Club views! 2 bed, 2 bath unit with walkout and a private backyard. Open concept living. Large master suite. Gas fireplace, over sized garage and main floor laundry. Full basement can be finished adding an additional bedroom, family room and bath. Still time to pick out some finishes!

1516 Ponderosa Lane • $74,000 Ranch DBL wide on .81 acres of ground.

1808 25th St., SC, IA • $78,995

Well cared for 3 bedroom 1 bath bungalow in move in ready condition. Main level features formal dining room, living room, updated kitchen, 3 beds, and one full bath. Partially finished lower level includes a family room and plenty of storage space. Covered front porch, fresh paint, off street parking, and fenced backyard with patio. Kitchen appliances and washer / dryer included.

4811 Sunnybrook Drive, SC, IA • $249,995 Well kept 4 bed, 3 bath ranch. Walk-out lower level, large eat-in kitchen, brand new storage shed, concrete basketball court, and a covered patio.

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709 Prairie Blvd., DD, SD • $234,995 3 bed, 3 bath split level home on 1/4 acre. Finished lower level, updated kitchen, heated garage, new roof & gutters, and sliders to back deck.

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601 Beall St, Sloan $139,900 Sunday 11:30 - 12:30 Sheryl Ford 712-212-4576

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711 23rd St. $149,900 Sunday 1:00 - 2:00 Rick Arnold 712-251-8877

3801 Martins Yard $429,950 Sunday 1:30 - 2:30 Barb Kimmel 712-251-4053

3232 Jackson St. $199,950 Sunday 2:00 - 3:00 Patti Robinson 712-301-9355

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102 Brookline Trl, Dak. Dunes $240,000 719066

222 Ester St, Ponca $242,000 800448

603 Courtright St, Mapleton $249,000 800326

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6580 Palm Valley Dr. $349,900 719756

741 Deerfield Dr. $429,000 719256

307 Brookside Dr, Kingsley $290,000 800489

701 Deerfield Dr. $369,950 800228

4524 Grayhawk Ridge Dr. $449,950 718821

505 Embassy Dr, Sgt. Bluff $339,950 718577

100 Cedar St, Lawton $399,000 800512

627 Tumbleweed Trl, Dak. Dunes $650,000 800153

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2601 s. Alice st. 3BR, 1BA, Completely updated ranch w/ fenced yard; new roof & gutters prior to close. 800669 $123,500 711 23rd st. 4BR, 2BA, 2 story w/ beautiful hardwood floors, beamed ceilings & grand staircase. 800680 $149,900 221 E. 2nd st, Allen 3BR, 2BA, Multi-level w/ walkouts, 2 car garage & new sump pump system planned. 800693 $68,500

7103 Morningside Ave. 3BR, 3BA, Ranch style Earth home on 16.94 acres outside city limits; 6 garage stalls. 800685 $400,000

2801 W. Highland Ave. 3BR, 1BA, Raised ranch on corner lot; updated windows, new roof & newer furnace. 800686 $119,500

1706 s. lakeport st. 406 dakota st, Emerson 3BR, 1.75BA, 2 story w/ 3BR, 2BA, Walkout ranch w/ large family room, foyer, formal dining room, built-ins, French doors & enclosed storage shed porches. & new windows. 800697 $165,000 800681 $90,000 306 oak st, laurel 3BR, 1BA, Move-in ready 1½ story w/ high volume ceilings, bay window & new flooring. 800667 $78,950

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The joy of dining: A spring table at my cottage A s the flowers poke out of the ground, and the leaves bud on the trees, another force of nature comes back alive: my desire to entertain. In the winter months, Dan and I don’t have folks over as much, preferMARY ring to cocoon when we’re CAROL home. But one of my rites GARRITY of spring is dressing my table and sending out invites,

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1545 FaiR meaDoWS DRive SoutH Sioux city, ne • $254,950 opportunity knocks for this horse lover’s dream acreage. Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch, oversize 2 stall garage w/ parking pad for camper. 2+ acre level lot. 1800 SqFt heated barn equipped with 3 box stalls, leather pads, wash racks, automatic water, tack room, feed room, large storage area, concrete floor. 2 horse runs in back of barn and riding arena.

welcoming friends back to our cottage. It was a quiet day at the cottage, so I pulled out all my must-have tools for setting a great table, many of which are brand-new pieces. Then, I went into my table-setting zone and pulled together a lovely spring arrangement, perfect for a Sunday brunch or casual dinner with great friends. So what are my must-haves? First, a good base. One of my favorite tricks is to use a 60-inch square tablecloth, turned on the diagonal, placed at the center of the table. I think full-sized tablecloths are a waste. They are expensive, hard to launder and difficult to iron. The small squares give you the same lovely textile base, with none of the headaches. This tablecloth is all cotton, hand-blocked print, and is perfect for spring and summer. We also have a great group of handblocked print napkins right now that are as beautiful as they are fun. If you only have room for one set of dishes, make them white, because they allow you to create a million different looks on your table. If you have space for

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2725 S Royce StReet • $285,000

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The Windsor by Wegher – This Home is Your Castle! From the stately covered entrance to the regally spacious interior, you can own this elegant abode replete with all the upgraded features your entourage would expect. Relish morning sunrises from your covered concrete patio. Gaze upon your serene backyard meadow as you sip morning tea Custom features, 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch layout, and a 3 stall garage for all your carriages.This home fulfills the lifestyle you and your high court deserve Pronounce it yours today!

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thyst. If the table is neutral, I might stay with clear glasses, but they won’t be a matched set. When it comes to the flatware, I’m a fan of bringing in something a bit different and fun. I love bamboo-handled pieces for spring and summer. If you look closely, you can probably tell the napkins on this table are really kitchen towels. Often when I set a casual table, I will use towels because I love their generous size, how easy they are to launder and how they look on the table. MARY CAROL GARRITY/TNS‌ And, best yet, when they become too If you only have room for one set of dishes, dingy for the table, I relegate them to the make them white, because they allow you to kitchen, where they get to work. create a million different looks on your table. What’s left? The little details that make a table special. Fresh flowers. Cana second set? Majolica. I lost my heart to dles. Place cards to mark each guest’s a unique Victorian era pattern years ago. spot, and let them know you are excited When I’m setting a table at my cottage, I to have them with you. can’t seem to not use majolica, somehow, This column was adapted from Mary Carol somewhere, on the table. Garrity’s blog at www.nellhills.com. She can I like to mix the stemware on my tabe reached at marycarol@nellhills.com. bles. Often, I will find a colored glass ©2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC that brings out a hue in the dishes or napkins, like cobalt blue, amber or ame- Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

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$261,500 Enjoy all seasons in this 4 bed, 3 bath ranch style home! This home boasts a large living & dining room with gas fireplace, eat-in kitchen, main floor laundry, large master suite & 3 season room. There’s also no shortage of entertainment space with a lower level bar & living area, brick patio & fenced yard with fire pit. This home is a must see!!

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$449,950 Beautiful 6 bed, 3 bath home on McCook Lake Close to schools and Adams Nature Preserve. Main floor with updated kitchen, dining room & french doors off of living area to 3 season room with walk-out to landscaped yard. Outdoor features include a 3 stall garage, L-shaped dock & a boathouse with electricity, bathroom & shower.

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Understanding the pros, cons and costs of popular flooring materials ‌C

hoosing flooring can be intimidating. Not only are there dozens of options to choose from, but there are also a number of important factors to consider with each material. This summary of the pros, cons and costs of HOMEADVISOR popular flooring types will help you choose the best option for your home and lifestyle.

HARDWOOD

You can’t beat the beauty, durability and versatility of hardwood flooring and its engineered counterparts. Not only is hardwood flooring easy to maintain and restore, but it can also be styled and stained to complement every taste. The downside to solid hardwood is it’s highly susceptible to water damage. Also, softer varieties may scratch easily, making them less practical for households with dogs and kids. Perhaps the greatest downside to hardwood flooring is its cost. According to HomeAdvisor’s True Cost Guide, homeowners report spending an average of between $2,545 and $6,480 to install hardwood flooring. The cost of your hardwood installation project will depend largely on the type of wood you choose and the square footage of your flooring area. The good news is that, in most cases, hardwood flooring will also increase the resale The best flooring for your home will depend on your budget and style. value of your home. ation is carpet padding. While installing The cost of your tile project will depend new padding will add to the overall cost of on the tile you choose and the square CARPET your project, it will also add to the comfootage of the flooring area. Additional Carpet is comfortable and easy to care fort and longevity of your floor. factors, such as subflooring and the infor, making it a popular choice for bedclusion of intricate patterns or designs, rooms and living areas. One benefit of may also affect your project cost. The avcarpet is there are many styles, colors CERAMIC AND PORCELAIN TILE erage national cost to install ceramic and and textures to choose from. Another is it Ceramic and porcelain tile are well porcelain tile flooring is $1,757. provides increased insulation and helps suited for any space. In fact, with the to minimize sound. Disadvantages of car- introduction of wood plank tile (tile that pet include its vulnerability to stains and resembles hardwood), they’ve become NATURAL STONE water damage (it’s best not to install car- increasingly popular for use in main livNatural stone flooring—including pet in bathrooms), as well as its tendency ing areas. The upside to ceramic and por- granite, marble, travertine and limeto collect particles known to aggravate celain is most options require little main- stone—is as classic and stunning as it allergies and respiratory conditions. tenance (apart from regular mopping and comes. Unfortunately, natural stone is The average national cost to install car- occasional repair). The downside is they also as high-maintenance as it comes. peting is $1,595. The cost of your carpet can be cold on bare feet. Fortunately, the While extremely durable, natural stone is installation project will depend on the installation of radiant heat below cealso both soft and porous, making it susquality of the carpet you choose and the ramic and porcelain tiles can make them ceptible to scratching and staining. But square footage of the carpeted area. Ana warmer and more comfortable flooring well-maintained, natural stone materials other (often overlooked) cost consideroption. will preserve beautifully for decades.

DREAMSTIME‌

The cost of your natural stone installation will depend on the square footage of your flooring area and the material you choose. Like ceramic tile projects, natural stone projects may require strengthened subflooring and consideration to extras such as intricate patterns or designs. It’s also a good idea to consider the cost of ongoing upkeep when considering natural stone. The average national cost to install natural stone tile flooring is $1,588. HomeAdvisor is an online marketplace connecting homeowners with trusted service professionals to complete home projects. Visit HomeAdvisor.com. ©2018 HomeAdvisor Visit HomeAdvisor at www.HomeAdvisor.com Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

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Saturday, April 21 & Sunday, April 22, 2018 ADDRESS 34782 Hwy 3 E, LeMars Lot 5 Hideaway Estates, Crofton 225 Cook Dr. 3220 Marshall Ave. 2517 S. Royce 200 S. Churchill Circle, North Sioux City 700 S. Paxton 202 S. Churchill Circle, North Sioux City 6706 Kingswood Ct. 655 East Sawgrass Trail, Dakota Dunes 317 W. 1st St. 2727 Lafayette St. 4006 Manchester 213 East 30th St, South Sioux City 2818 Valley Dr. 24 40th St. 44 McDonald Dr. 516 Hackberry, Correctionville 2011 Fairbanks 241 Westshore Drive, McCook Lake 5 Cotts Dr., North Sioux City 2601 S. Alice St. 711 23rd St. 221 E. 2nd St, Allen 7103 Morningside Ave. 406 Dakota St, Emerson 306 Oak St, Laurel 2801 W. Highland Ave. 1706 S. Lakeport St. 3526 Jackson St. 1924 George St. 1712-20 F Street, S. Sioux City 302 Jones St. Unit 409 302 Jones St. Unit 404

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Think beige or gray is boring? Think again.

nce upon a not-so-long time ago, you heard cocktail chatter that went something like this: “Oh! Not another all-beige room!” or “Ghastly gray” or “More white???” These disparaging comments are not what homeowners like to hear about their homes. However, some of JOSEPH these comments were not PUBILLONES totally unwarranted. When a design scheme catches like wildfire, it seems that we see the same color scheme or combinations again and again, and ends up becoming, for better or worse, a trend...and over time, trends can become expected and boring. Neutrals have no distinct color. Neutral colors are a staple of interior design and they needn’t be considered boring. Neutral interiors can be elegant and timeless and are a great foil for many other components of an interior. So, which colors are neutrals? Colors such as beige, gray, taupe, ivory, white and even black are considered neutral colors because they can be paired with almost any other color. Designing a neutral interior has its challenges. How does one make a room

interesting? Layering different hues of a neutral color is one way to create an interesting all neutral color scheme. This layering of different hues will give your room depth. Another way to make neutrals appealing is to make sure that all fabrics have some texture or textural pattern to entertain the eye and give another layer of detail. Neutral interiors are also appealing for their great function as background. These interiors can showcase casegoods and allow the natural beauty of wood grains to shine. Neutrals also act as second fiddle to pops of color. Decorative accents such as pillows, throws, colorful lamps and patterns can take center stage when paired with neutrals. Works of art show best void of distraction. Just think of art galleries, and you will remember that most galleries are all white or another neutral color. This is why many art collectors favor neutral interiors for their home’s interiors. Neutral color schemes are like chameleons, and can adapt to almost any type of interior. Whether contemporary or traditional, each style can embrace a neutral color palette and ultimately allow you

to create hospitable and inviting interior spaces. Antiques can be the focal point of a neutral color palette, as can any piece of unique contemporary furniture. Their flexibility is amazing. In living rooms and dining rooms, neutrals are reserved and elegant, in the bedroom these colors are soothing and restful, and in kitchens neutrals are warm and clean. Neutral colors come in both warm and cool hues. It is important to consider the kind of light you have.

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Commission rates may or may not be negotiable

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s. Lank: I am going to take your advice and interview some agents about selling my house. How likely is it that they will negotiate how much they will charge in commission? Are the rates set by law, or can I bargain? — L. W. EDITH LANK Answer: In any given area, real estate commissions cluster around one particular rate. Those rates are not set by law, however. They are completely negotiable between the property owner and the agent — legally, at least. Yes, some sales — a few — do go through at lower-than-usual fees. That’s probably most likely in unusual circumstances — perhaps a home that’s offered at a discount because a quick sale is important. On the other hand, some properties — out-oftown tracts of land that are difficult to reach, for example — may offer higher commissions. In most instances, though, all local brokers do end up charging the same percentage of eventual sale price. For starters, understand that in many cases — probably most — you will be listing your property with the company, not

with the individual agent sitting in your living room. When your place is sold, you’ll pay commission to the office, which will then share with your agent. If you did negotiate a lower rate, it would have to be OK’d by that agent’s supervising broker, the person the state considers responsible for all the company’s business. If your agent’s firm belongs to a multiple listing service, this will put almost all local brokers at your service. After the sale, commission will be shared, usually 50-50, between your listing firm and the selling brokerage. This exposes your property to the largest pool of buyers and is to your advantage because it is likely to produce the highest sale price. You’ll want cooperating brokers picking out your place to show to their buyers, but the offer of lower commission might leave your home overlooked. Sometimes, though, it’s possible to execute a side agreement — full commission if yours ends up as a cross sale (involving another brokerage), and a lower rate if your original agency has an in-house sale and won’t have to share. Again, any change in the firm’s usual policy would require

approval by the supervising broker. This type of listing is more attractive to brokers when it’s linked to an expensive property. Discount brokers will offer you lower rates in return for fewer services. There’s nothing wrong with that if you understand what’s involved and which tasks — showing the property, for instance — you’ll have to perform on your own. In general, though, following local custom will bring you the best service and the most satisfactory outcome.

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Ms. Lank: The elderly owner of the house we want to buy is offering to take back what he calls a “balloon mortgage.” Do you have any idea why he would do that? Is it anything we should avoid? — S. R. Answer: It’s possible the house wouldn’t meet bank standards for a mortgage loan. Perhaps he’d prefer regular income to an immediate lump sum. Maybe you have unusual circumstances that won’t let you qualify for a regular loan yet — you’re still in school, for inMortgage Broker Companies Ms. Lank: How do I find a list of mort- stance. That would explain why he’s ofgage brokers in this area? When I Google, I fering to hold the mortgage. As for the balloon part, here’s how it get all companies. I would like to deal with works: You start paying him on, say, the an individual (sort of like an insurance usual schedule for a 30-year-loan. That agent who represents many companies). makes the monthly payments something Are they licensed/certified? With a govyou can handle, and it brings him income. ernment agency? Thank you. — J. But at a given point down the line — let’s Answer: In the old days, I would have say in 10 years — the mortgage balloons, told you to look in the Yellow Pages. But and the whole remaining debt becomes anyhow, I just Googled mortgage brokers immediately due and payable. As your here and found plenty of candidates. Yes, early payments were almost all toward most of them are set up with company names, but I’ll bet some are actually indi- interest on the loan, you still owe a large viduals. And, yes, they are state regulated. part of the purchase price.

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A Realtor with United Real Estate Solutions How long have you been a Realtor? Fourteen years Where are you from? I’m a lifelong resident of the Siouxland area Why did you choose to be a Realtor? I had three preschool-aged children when I entered the industry and this career offered me flexibility. Little did I know all of the wonderful places this could take me! What is your favorite house style? Do I have to pick just one? I am in love with ultra-modern homes with lots

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of glass and light. However, I also like cottages, bungalows and Tudors, and swoon over the occasional mid-century home. What accomplishment are you most proud of? Over the years my husband Jeff and I have built a wonderful family, which includes our three children. What’s your hidden talent? Well...that’s a tough one. I do go in spurts where I like to paint and I have a talent for being able to track my teenage children down via Snapchat. What was your childhood nickname? “Tawny” What is the No. 1 most played song on your Ipod? “She Works Hard for the Money” by Donna Summer. Just kidding...kind of. What is one of your favorite quotes? “Be grateful for the lessons you have learned be it good or bad.”

If you could have dinner with any three people, dead or alive, who would they be? My maternal grandparents who passed away several years ago and my real estate mentor, Fred Holcomb. Who would play you in a movie? Hmmmm....not sure on this. My husband, without pause, said Barbara Eden when she was a bit younger. Who’s your favorite movie character? I really don’t go to that many movies. Android or iPhone? iPhone What’s your favorite meal? Anything that includes lots of dessert If you could only take 3 items to a desert island, what would they be? A boat so I could leave if I wanted to, books and a cooler full of assorted beverages

When you’re not at the office, where can people find you? I don’t leave the Siouxland area much, but I do try to go to as many places in the area as possible. What was your first car? 1976 Ford Pinto Best concert/show/entertainment you’ve ever been to. I don’t go to a lot of concerts, either, because I don’t like huge crowds, but I have to say that Elton John put on a really good show at the Tyson several years ago.

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s spring arrives, you may be thinking of installing a fire pit or other fire feature. The perfect complement to your outdoor entertaining space, a fire feature creates a cozy ambience PAUL F. P. and invites the gathering of POGUE family and friends.

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The ideal fire pit is between 3 and 4 feet wide and about 18 inches tall. If it’s taller, you won’t feel its warmth; if it’s shorter, it will present a safety hazard. Keep your local climate in mind. If the wind tends to blow in a particular direction, consider how you can position your fire feature to avoid sending smoke in the direction of your neighbors. A pit should be lined with a noncombustible stone. Fire brick and fire clay mortar are designed to handle high temperatures. You don’t want to build your fixture purely out of concrete, as direct exposure to fire can damage concrete over time. You can purchase a DIY fire pit from a retail store for a few hundred dollars. A permanent professional installation starts at about $1,000 and can go up to $5,000, depending on features.

WHAT KIND OF FIRE FEATURE CAN I INSTALL? When it comes to fire features, there’s a style and material to fit every space and budget. You can purchase a ready-made, gas-powered fire pit; build a traditional stone circle; or install an outdoor fireplace complete with elaborate masonry. And a clever installer can build a fire pillar, a fire table or an installation fixed directly into your deck - even a fire pit surrounded by water features. Instead of relying on folding chairs, you can install a sitting wall around the pit for permanent seating. Fire pits present a variety of design options. The base lining materials are more than a physical foundation; they establish the aesthetic. Noncombustible pebbles come in a wide array of colors. Glass crystals present a sophisticated look, and colored rocks offer an earthy feel.

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A fire feature creates a cozy ambience and invites the gathering of family and friends. it a traditional appeal, but wood fires need to be watched and restoked regularly. Gas fires require less labor, and you have the option to raise and lower the flame with the twist of a valve. Gas fire features also create fewer sparks and require less frequent cleaning than wood features. The downside to gas is a licensed professional needs to run and install a gas line to the feature, which adds to the cost of installation.

STAYING SAFE

Fire pits can provide delightful entertainment for family and friends, but exercise caution to keep the flames where they belong. Trim nearby trees and bushes of limbs hanging near flames. Keep a minimum safe distance between your fire pit and any structures. You should put at least 10 feet between your pit and garage, house or shed. Local laws and homeowner association codes may dictate specific lengths. Prevent children from getting too close to the fire. A fire pit screen provides some protection from falling in, and it keeps sparks from flying out. Never leave your fire pit unattended. Be sure you have a fire extinguisher on hand and ready to use. The extinguisher should be rated for the type of fuel source - A-rated extinguishers work on trash, wood and paper; B-rated extinguishers fight liquid fires, including gas and kerosene; C-rated put out electrical fires.

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hey crouched at the toe of a north-facing cliff, all hearts and flowers in a mass of pink. It flew by so fast I was unable to look closely, so I parked and hiked back to the rock face. Fine land slide material had built up over many years in one spot, just inches at the toe. In this well-drained, relatively infertile mineral soil grew MAUREEN the Pacific bleeding heart (Dicentra formosa). It was GILMER my first view of the plants in habitat, a very curious place for an understory perennial to grow. The plant was large, so it had been growing there a long time. The species, like many herbaceous California perennials, dies back with late summer drought, then flourishes again with the rains. That means it liked it right there, and if we create similar conditions with northerly exposures and rapid drainage, the species becomes an ideal native perennial for shade in the dry colorful garden. It also dies back in time for wildfire season in the West. The bleeding heart I knew in horticulture is native to China, where it was taken from the mountains and planted in gardens early on. It did not come west until Robert Fortune gathered one from a mandarin’s garden around 1850, and sent it to Kew. The Victorian rage for anything sentimental made the heart-shaped flowers wildly popular in gardens. Naturally this was shared in America, where division made them easy to multiply. Since then it has become a beloved plant, with sentimentally shaped flowers appealing to just about everyone. The long sprays of dangling magenta hearts on thin wands are charming as they bob and sway in the breeze, although it’s not a wind-tolerant plant. It is, however, the best choice for spring beauty around large shade trees where ferns and sedges thrive. The results of European breeding have resulted in superior varieties. The long-time garden favorite is the variety ‘Luxuriant,’ which is a big beautiful plant widely used by the landscape industry. That means it’s proven to not have termi-

nal problems in the future. The Dutch have been breeding Dicentras for some time now, seeking hybrid variations in the plants to start a new named form. Many are the results of crossing Dicentra spectabilis (Zone 3) with Dicentra formosa. Others are the result of crossing their offspring. This intensifies the genes that hail from two different continents separated by the Pacific. It is also remarkable that both species evolved separately to become so similar. This makes it possible for the dominant drought-resistant genes of the native to be more easily transferred on to the next hybrid generation. The roadside plant in alluvial deposits is not typical for Dicentras. They live in a woodland environment where there is a porous duff layer on top of the soil. Feeder roots grow active with the first winter rains in California, drawing nutrition from decomposition at the soil surface. In gardens, create a similar condition with mulch for surface rooting and water conservation. MAUREEN GILMER PHOTOS/TNS‌ Use bleeding heart as a problem solver. Up close the heart-shaped flowers show why they were beloved heirlooms. Bring color to barren side yard views along with very early bulbs. Plant them around your coast redwoods to share their natural duff. It’s traditional in China to plant bleeding hearts in conjunction with rock work, perhaps because they are found in the wild in such associations. In times of drought, consider growing native Dicentra formosa for a beautiful plant that thrives during the rainy season, then dies back to the ground for heat of fall. Nothing is better protected during wildfire season than roots insulated by earth. The species may be difficult to find, but it’s worth the hunt. You’ll agree when such delicate beauty jumps out of winter with hearts and flowers to announce the arrival of a drier than average spring. Maureen Gilmer is an author, horticulturist and landscape designer. Learn more at www. MoPlants.com. Contact her at mogilmer@ yahoo.com or P.O. Box 891, Morongo Valley, CA 92256. ©2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

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