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Visit with local experts at the 54th Annual Mid-Missouri Home & Lifestyle Expo and tour eight beautiful new homes in the HBA Spring Parade of Homes!
Boone County Fairgrounds 5212 Oakland Gravel Road Columbia Friday, April 11 Ribbon cutting 3:30 p.m. Expo 4-8 p.m.
HOT AIR BALLOONS! Hot air balloon launch 6:45 a.m. Saturday & Sunday
Saturday, April 12 Expo 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Tethered balloon rides 6-8 p.m. Saturday
Sunday, April 13 Expo Noon - 4 p.m.
Balloon GLOW 8-8:30 p.m. Saturday
Admission: FREE
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Welcome to the 54th Annual Home & Lifestyle Expo On behalf of the Columbia Home builders Association, I would like to welcome you and let you know about this year’s exciting events. This year marks the 54th annual Home and Lifestyle Expo. This event has become a tradition in the Columbia area in the spring when many folks are looking to the nice weather and thinking about upgrades to their homes and yards. We had great success last year when we moved the event to the Central Missouri Event Center — Home of the Boone County Fair. We are in the same location this year and are looking forward to even greater attendance. Admission is free to the public again this year so an easy way to enjoy the weekend without spending much money. Things have grown quite a bit this year as we are including a kid’s zone with games and prizes, a hot air balloon contest and balloon glow, and a Beer Garden. There will be multiple daily door prizes with lots of fun and exciting things to see and do. If you have an idea for an upgrade to your current home or thinking about a brand new home, the Expo is the place to get ideas and information. Additionally this year, we invite you to attend the HBA Spring Parade of Homes. This event will be held the prior weekend to the Expo, on April 5 and 6, from 1 to 5 p.m. This will allow plenty of time to tour a selected group of brand new homes along with remodeling projects produced by Columbia’s finest home builders. Travel around and tour the homes, talk to the builders and get ideas. The following weekend you can follow up with the Home and Lifestyle Expo, where you can see more cool new concepts and ideas and have fun at the same time. Two full weekends of home and lifestyle ideas! We invite you to come out to both events. Learn…enjoy… and have fun!
Mike Tompkins HBA president
Welcome! Welcome to the 54th Home and Lifestyle Show. It is our honor to serve as grand sponsor for this year’s event. Columbia Ready Mix has been serving our community for more than 38 years, working hand in hand with the construction community to provide you with the best in products and best possible service. We hope that you will enjoy the show and get the latest on new technology, new construction techniques and the outstanding services available in our community. On behalf of Columbia Ready Mix and our employees, we wish you the very best and look forward to serving you in the future. Sincerely, Alan Barnes
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54th Annual
Home & Lifestyle Expo April 11-13
Boone County Fairgrounds Columbia, Missouri
Seminar Schedule Saturday, April 12 AM 11:00 Better Water Pure & Simple Culligan of Mid-Missouri H2O demonstration, by the Culligan staff PM Noon 10 Things You Must Know Before Hiring a Remodeling Contractor Cale Kliethermes, Kliethermes Homes & Remodeling 1:00 Dream Kitchen in the Real World Stephanie Hall, Mark Hall Cabinetry How to remodel your kitchen in a small or big way to bring your dream to life. 2:00 House Burn Demonstration Columbia Fire Department Demonstration of a house burn and response in the parking area
HBA Board of Directors President: Mike Tompkins Past President: Pat Brady Past President: Phil Klithero Vice President: Russ Anderson Secretary: Doug Muzzy Treasurer: Brial Dial Builders Council Chair: Kara Linnemeyer Associates Council Chair: John McKenzie Codes & Issues Chair: Dan McCray Membership Chair: Rod Glidewell Home Show Chair: Stephanie Hall Program & Education Chair: Larry Gash Parade of Homes Chair: Kim Nodder
4:00 Better Water Pure & Simple Culligan of Mid-Missouri H2O demonstration, by the Culligan staff 5:00 Solar Makes Cents Straightup Solar Explore the many benefits of adding solar to your new or existing home
Sunday, April 13 PM Noon Solar Makes Cents Straightup Solar Explore the many benefits of adding solar to your new or existing home 1:00 How Concrete is Best Used in Remodeling & New Construction Columbia Ready Mix, with Kevin Anthony and Troy Dawkins 2:00 The Art of the Home Tile Project Learn the dos and don’ts of a home tile project.
Mid-Missouri Home & Lifestyle Expo Planning Committee
Stephanie Hall, Mark Hall Cabinetry Ashley Hall, Century 21 Cale Kliethermes, Kliethermes Homes & Remodeling Linda Libert, Eco Water Elaine McCrary, Kliethermes Homes & Remodeling Jeremy McBee, Woodstone Floor to Ceiling Jason Mott, First State Community Bank Kim Nodder, Sherwin Williams Cody Thorne, Naught-Naught Insurance Ibsen Yu, Ameren
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We extend a sincere Thank You to the following exhibitors for their participation in the 2014 Home & Lifestyle Expo Name
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A1 Rental Ace Roof Systems LLC Achieve Balance Chiropractic Air & Water Solutions All Seasons Roofing LLC Backes Roofing & Siding Bath Fitter Blue Springs Siding Boliver Insulation Boone County Fire Protection District Boone County Public Safety Joint Communications Boone Electric Cooperative C&B Gutter Solutions Central Missouri Humane Society Centurion Stone Century 21 Certa Pro Painters of Mid-Missouri Classic Buildings CMSE Giving Gardens Columbia Daily Tribune Columbia Deck & Fence Columbia Farmers Market Columbia Fire Department Columbia Fire Dept CERT Columbia Ready Mix Columbia Water & Light Como Premium Roofing Continental Siding Culligan of Mid-Missouri Culligan of Mid-Missouri Cumulus Radio Cutco Cutlery Daniel Boone Public Library Direct Buy Done Rite Installs Eco Water Systems Edward Jones EJ Flooring Energy Pro LLC Exquisite Lifestyles
C12, C19 B24 A11 A5, A6 B43 C29 B9, B10 B11 C15, C16 B25 B26 A21, A22 B7 Kids Zone C18 Kids Zone B16 Arena B34, B35, B36 B41, B42 B23 Kids Zone B27 B28, B29 Arena A21, A22 B37 C7, C8 B13, B14 C11 B30 B1 Kids Zone B3, B4, B5 C30 C17 A10 A12 A9 C39, C40
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Exquisite Lifestyles C31, C32 Foundation Recovery Systems C20 Helitech Waterproofing & Foundation Repair C13 Home Builders Association of Columbia B38, B39 Kitchen Craft C3, C4 Kliethermes Homes & Remodeling B17, B18 KMIZ C14 KMOU B32 LeafFilter North of Missouri B12 Leisure Living LLC Four Seasons Sun Rooms D3 Lifestyle Furniture Arena Manor Roofing C33, C34 Mark Hall Cabinetry C1, C2, C9, C10 Maximized Living A3 Mid-MO Gutter Protection Service A14 MO Solar Applications C5 ParentLink Cub Hub Kids Zone PEP Waterproofing & Foundation Repair B6 Peters Heating & Air Conditioning C35 Photography by Angelique Kids Zone Professional Technologies LLC A7 Pro Foundation Technology B19 Re-Bath C24, C25 RSI Kitchen & Bath B40 Seal Smart B2 Sherwin Williams A4 Slumberland Furniture B20, B21 Softub C37, C38 Star Heating & Air Conditioning C6 Straightup Solar C23 The Entertainer C27, C28 Tiger Family Chiropractic A8 United Specialty Products C21, C22 Waterfalls Unlimited A13 Window World B8 Woodstone Floor to Ceiling Arena Zimmer Radio Group B31
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Simple DIY home decorating trends (BPT) Whether you are personalizing a new home or revitalizing an old room, here are four easy and affordable DIY tips to bring 2014’s trends into your home. Don’t just spring clean, spring create. Spring cleaning doesn’t have to mean getting rid of everything in the garage. Familiar pieces showcased in a special way can be a conversation starter. Love cycling, but have an old bicycle that you don’t ride anymore? Consider using its components to construct a unique piece of furniture to showcase your passion for the sport. Go ahead, mix materials. Vintage and contemporary design elements come together to create rustic contemporary looks. “Reclaimed materials will heavily influence DIYers, and contrasting shiny and rustic materials in projects will definitely be trending in 2014,” says KariAnne Wood, designer, blogger
and owner of Thistlewood Farms. Metal, wood, glass, ceramic – all of these key materials play essential roles in making your home the center of attention. Mixing two, or even all, of these will give you an edge in creating a unique space. Consider gluing pieces of metal and wood together to construct an industrial-style coffee table. Give piece(s) a chance. Recycled wooden pallets and cable spools are trending now on Pinterest, as DIYers turn them into coffee tables, desks and wall art.
“Homeowners are finding ways to bring an element of surprise to staple pieces. Taking utilitarian items and helping them live a new, more beautiful life will enhance any space this season,” Wood says. Organize organically. Most people kick spring off with a little time devoted to organizing. There are easy ways to make your current space functional without sacrificing your design preferences. Don’t let closet space get cluttered. Instead, make use of a space you usually ignore. People are discovering new ways to make beautiful items more functional. That fabulous bench in your entryway may be storing winter coats in a secret storage space but your guests never need to know. No time to build anything? Not to worry. Simply hang a shoe rack on the back of a door, and you have a perfect set of compartments to hold supplies in any room.
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Saturday, April 5 & Sunday, April 6 We are excited to welcome back the Spring Parade of Homes in conjunction with the Mid-Missouri Home & Lifestyle Expo. After visiting with the experts at the Expo, join HBA builders as they showcase their original designs highlighting the latest building trends. Whether you are shopping for a new home or curious to see the latest trends, here is the chance to enjoy topnotch properties. Each home will have staff on hand to answer your questions and share ideas.
The HBA of Columbia extends a sincere thank you to the 2014 Spring Parade of Homes Sponsors, without whose generous support the Spring Parade would not be possible.
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EastlaNd hills EstatEs 4704 Nannyberry Court
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Amenities & Upgrades Galore!! This Anderson Homes custom floor plan features complete solid surface exterior, hardwood throughout the main floor, gorgeous cabinets w/ granite, walk-in pantry, vaulted ceiling in living room, covered back porch, custom tile shower in master w/ walk in closet w/ 11ft ceilings & built-ins. Includes in-ground sprinkler system and community pool shared with only 40 homes! Take a look at randersonhomes.com.
DIRECTIONS: St.Charles Rd. South of I-70, to Upland Creek Rd, to Maple Leaf Dr. to Copse Ct. to Nannyberry Ct. Home sits on the corner of Nannyberry & Copse.
3200 Penn Terrace, Suite 113 • Columbia
CASCADES 6004 Ivory Lane
DIRECTIONS: Hwy ww to Old Hawthorne Drive East. Right onto Cutters Corner and left onto Ivory Lane. Home on left.
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This beautifully designed home in Old Hawthorne features over 4000 sq ft of custom features including Brazilian cherry hardwood floors, custom cabinetry, architectural ceilings, and flawless design. With a beautiful view of the clubhouse from the 13th fairway this home has everything you’ll need to entertain guest while enjoying the amenities at Old Hawthorne. Featuring 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 3 car garage and a large finished basement you’ll appreciate every detail featured in this custom designed Block Construction Co. home.
573-690-5032 • Travis@blockhomes.net
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Top Notch! This fabulous Anderson Homes Custom Floor plan boasts hardwood through out the main living areas, Kitchen features hidden pantry, custom cabinets w/ granite tops, stainless appliances w/ wood hood. Upgraded trim package w/ built in shelving around FP. 3 Car Gar., Jack & Jill bath upstairs w/ large bonus room, high efficiency furnace, and an abundance of closets. Backs to woods & a creek.
DIRECTIONS: Hwy WW/ Broadway East of Hwy 63, Left/ North on Old Hawthorne Drive East. Property sits on the SW Corner of the Intersection of Old Hawthorne Drive East and Rippling Water Way.
3200 Penn Terrace, Suite 113 • Columbia
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ChapeL MiLLs estates 1609 Mary Lee Court
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This Pate-Jones Construction home is featured in the prime location of Chapel Mills Estates, located off of Chapel Hill. With cul-de-sac lots still available, come see why Chapel Mills Estates has quickly become a preferred location for many of our homeowners. Whether you are building a new home or remodeling your current home, let Pate-Jones know how we can help you customize your home to meet your needs and desires. Put our experience to work for you! Pate-Jones Construction. . .Celebrating 20 years of bringing you home.
DIRECTIONS: From Stadium, go south on Forum to Chapel Hill; west on Chapel Hill to Mills Drive; right on Mills Drive to Mary Lee Court; right on Mary Lee Court to 1609 Mary Lee Court.
573-441-0440 • www.PateJonesConstruction.com
Oak Park 7509 Wellford Court
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Oak Park, a Beacon Street Properties’ Craftsman style neighborhood offering 125 home sites is located in Southwest Columbia. Inside city limits and offers 100% USDA financing Oak Park homes offer energy efficient custom home designs, James Hardie siding, stone accents and abundant landscaping. Situated across from a new city park, Oak Park offers homes at the perfect price point, in the perfect location.
DIRECTIONS: Route K to Chamberlain, turn left, left on Rosedown Drive, Right on Nottoway left on Wellford.
573-817-2010 • www.beaconstreetproperties.com
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DIRECTIONS: South on Sinclair Road to Chesterfield Drive; left on Chesterfield Drive; left on Kingsbridge; left on Devonshire Drive to arrive at 2016 Devonshire Drive.
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We hope to see you this weekend at 2016 Devonshire Drive in Heritage Woods, Plat 2. You will want to see this beautiful home and all the finishing touches that make a Pate-Jones’ home unique. A premium location, near Mill Creek Elementary, Heritage Woods, Plat 2 is the ideal neighborhood offering a lake, trees, privacy, beauty, and convenience. With only a few lots remaining, take this opportunity to see what Heritage Woods, Plat 2 has to offer you. Whether you are building a new home or remodeling your current home, let Pate-Jones know how we can help you customize your home to meet your needs and desires. Put our experience to work for you! Pate-Jones Construction. . .Celebrating 20 years of bringing you home.
573-441-0440 • www.PateJonesConstruction.com
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MAGNOLIA FALLS 3407 Wisteria Lane
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Magnolia Falls, Beacon Street Properties’ newest Southwest neighborhood offers great schools, 101 desirable home sites, wooded lots, neighborhood pool, 15 acre park with walking trails and energy efficient custom home designs. Homes include professionally manicured and irrigated lawns, pergolas or covered decks, James Hardie siding and stone accents. Great neighborhood, great homes, great prices!
DIRECTIONS: Nifong to left on Old Mill Creek, left on Apricot Falls, left on Wisteria. Home will be on the left.
573-817-2010 • www.beaconstreetproperties.com
STEEPLECHASE ESTATES 5705 Salton Court
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Steeplechase Estates, a pool and lake community, boasts 130 new home sites some with lake view lots. Beacon Street Properties homes feature outdoor living spaces, energy efficient custom home designs, professionally manicured and irrigated lawns, pergolas or covered decks, James Hardie siding, stone exteriors. Great location, excellent schools!
DIRECTIONS: Scott Blvd. to right on Thornbrook Ridge, left on Thornbrook Parkway, right on Steeplechase, right on Salton.
573-817-2010 • www.beaconstreetproperties.com
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What is the most important thing that a homebuyer should know about your business?
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he significant events of your family’s life will occur inside your home. Our craftsmanship recognizes and reflects that. We approach each home as an artist would a canvas. We don’t merely build a house, we craft a masterpiece. Anderson Homes provides high-end quality homes with modern amenities such as media rooms, wet bars and commercial-style kitchens at a price that is below market value. We create a synergy among refined architecture, effective use of space, concern for long-term maintenance and utility of cost. Regardless of size, Anderson Homes can design a home to meet your needs — on time, on budget and exceeding your expectations.
Tour homes: 4704 Nannyberry Court, Eastland Hills Estates 5605 Rippling Water Way, Old Hawthorne What is the most important thing that a homebuyer should know about your business?
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Beacon Street Properties LLC 573-289-6860
he single most important thing is that Beacon Street Properties is innovative in our ability to offer excellent home craftsmanship at an outstanding value. Beacon Street Properties has strong relationships with the homebuilding community. This allows us to build beautiful homes with innovative designs and upgraded amenities at affordable prices in great Columbia locations. We offer this advantage in all our homes, from starter homes to dream homes. Beacon Street Properties takes pride in every home we construct, and we strive to make a positive impact on each neighborhood in which we build. We hope this pride in our work shows and that through our innovative business practices we can help people find the right home.
Tour homes: 7509 Wollford Court, Oak Park 5705 Salton Court, Steeplechase Estates 3407 Wisteria Lane, Magnolia Falls What is the most important thing that a homebuyer should know about your business?
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Block Construction 573-442-6121
he most important thing is that, while we are new to the Columbia market, we’ve been building homes for over 15 years in the central Missouri area. Over those 15 years we’ve built great relationships with many dependable subcontractors and suppliers throughout the entire Midwest region. Because of those close relationships, we’re able to offer the same great homes over a very broad scale. Whether it’s a home at Lake of the Ozarks or a home in Columbia we’re able to move with the demand. Because we bring with us the same subcontractors we’ve worked with over that past 15 years, we know what kind of quality and price we can count on, and that means a lot in an ever-changing housing market.
Tour home: 6004 Ivory Lane, Old Hawthorne
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John Jones, Leigh Pate & Tracy Pate Pate-Jones Construction 573-441-0440
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014 marks our 20th year in business! We deeply appreciate our homeowners and others who have helped us reach this milestone. After 20 years, our goal still remains – We endeavor to help you find the ideal plan, in the ideal neighborhood and at the ideal price. Staying true to this goal, during the Parade of Homes, we will showcase subdivisions that are in premium southwest locations, including our newest subdivision – Heritage Village. We want to be your builder! Since 1994, we have served our homeowners in the Columbia area. Whether you are building a new home or remodeling your current home, please let us know how we can help you customize your home to meet your needs and desires. With our guaranteed pricing, experienced construction team, easy step building process and exceptional service, we will work hard every day to make your building experience a positive one.
Tour homes: 1609 Mary Lee Court, Chapel Mills Estates 2016 Devonshire Drive, Heritage Woods, Plat 2
For an author, a home that ‘loves people’ BY MICHELE LERNER
Special To The Washington Post. When cookbook author Joan Nathan and her husband built their home 26 years ago, she knew that she wanted a home that “loves people” and would function as her laboratory for testing recipes, a warm home for her family and a welcoming place for entertaining as often as possible. Nathan, who has written 10 cookbooks and is working on her 11th, is a regular contributor to the New York Times, Food Arts magazine and Tablet Magazine. Her former PBS television series, “Jewish Cooking in America with Joan Nathan,” was nominated in 2000 for the James Beard Award for the best national television food show. On a recent snowy day, a complex soup was bubbling gently on her six-burner cook top. “Although I have a study upstairs above the kitchen, I do most of my writing right at the kitchen counter,” Nathan says. It’s easy to see why: Nathan’s kitchen opens to a casual family room with a two-story ceiling and a floor-to-ceiling stone, wood-burning fireplace. Both the kitchen and family room are wrapped in tall windows and have skylights to fill the spaces with light and to offer glimpses of Rock
Photo by Michele Lerner, special to the Washington Post
Creek Park and Nathan’s secluded front porch and garden. The dining room includes tall windows framing views of the park, a glass door to one of the home’s many decks, two doorways into the foyer and two doorways into the living room. Nathan’s kitchen includes dozens of drawers in varying sizes and shapes, many still with a strip of masking tape inside with her handwritten notes from 1988 about what belongs in each space. An enormous butcher block on wheels functions as a cutting board and serving table. Nathan insisted on a skylight to the baking section of her kitchen, which also
has a built-in desk and shelves for her cookbook collection. A matching loft, built on the opposite side of the family room above the kitchen, is Nathan’s office. The office holds her extensive collection of books and research materials. Gerson’s firstfloor study rests on a corner of the house wrapped in windows overlooking the woods. Nathan’s home won the Southern Home Award in 1990 from Southern Living magazine, and without any renovation since then, the residence functions just as planned, as a warm and comfortable setting for friends and family.
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Tips for cutting your air-conditioning bills (StatePoint) Does the warmer weather that is just around the corner have to mean higher energy bills, too? No. There are numerous ways to keep your home cool and bills low this summer. After a few months off, it is vital to check that your air conditioning system is still working in an efficient and optimal manner. If you have a central air conditioning system, for peace of mind, you might want to have your system checked by an HVACR professional. In order to save, be sure to shop around for special deals, which are not difficult to find for seasonal preventive maintenance. Understand, however, that the proficiency of HVACR technicians differs greatly. Once an HVACR technician has inspected your system for efficiency, there are a number of things you can do to keep energy bills low: Clean your air filters. Check
them every couple of weeks and change them at least twice in the season, or as directed by the manufacturer. Don’t obstruct airflow around air conditioner units — keep them clear of plants and debris. Raise the thermostat about five degrees, because each degree you raise the thermostat will save you a percentage off your cooling energy bill. Compare energy bills from last year. If your costs have significantly increased, simply contact a
qualified HVACR technician — he or she can help determine the source of the problem. Remember, just because you have an energy-approved, eco-friendly, high-efficiency product, it does not mean automatic money and energy savings. For substantive results, proper installation, service and maintenance are important too. SBy taking preventive measures, you can rest assured that this season you will be cool while saving money and energy.
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The future is now with smart appliances (StatePoint) When you think of “smart technology,” you may think of your smartphone, tablet or vehicle, but soon, you may also think of such household appliances as your dishwasher, refrigerator or laundry pair. H o m e b u i l d i n g professionals nationwide increasingly are working with manufacturers to install smart appliances into new and remodeled homes, in light of new government standards, technology advances and a focus on energy efficiency. “Smart appliances provide greater convenience, reduce energy consumption and help people live a more sustainable lifestyle,” says Maureen Sertich of Whirlpool Corp., which manufactures Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air and Amana appliance brands. “These transformative technologies allow consumers to learn about their energy use and
connect to their appliances online to actively manage their homes’ energy consumption.” According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 13 percent of the energy used in a typical home can be attributed to just four common appliances — the refrigerator, dishwasher, clothes washer and clothes dryer. But that will soon change, as leading companies take steps to improve upon energy efficient designs of these four appliances, with the added assistance of smart
appliance technology. For example, Whirlpool recently launched its Sixth Sense Live technology, which allows homeowners to control appliances from their computer or smartphone. Homeowners can, for instance, activate a washer’s fan for forgotten wet clothes; and the refrigerator will send a text message when the power supply has been disrupted. Smart appliances from these pioneering brands can also track energy consumption and connect to the “smart grid,” a modernized electric grid being rolled out nationwide that uses communications technology to more effectively manage electricity demand. This means that, with consumer permission, the appliance can respond to utility signals asking it to postpone or cut back operations when energy demand is high or more expensive.
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Perk up your home with pattern (BPT) - Energize your home this spring with bright colors and bold patterns. “Patterns are hot, hot, hot,” says Cathie Pliess, program coordinator of design for The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale and a certified interior designer. “Look for oversized patterns in bold colors on a white background.” Spring design is trending to naturals — florals, ethnic patterns, textures. Here are some tips on this year’s spring trends and how to use them to update your home easily and without spending a fortune. Big florals This year, florals are big and bright - think tropical blooms, not delicate wildflowers. Go to your local botanical garden, or visit a florist for inspiration.
“Floral patterns can bring color and life into a room,” Juli Sproules, an interior designer, says. Ethnic pizzazz Patterns are also becoming more inspired by global design. “This includes motifs with influences from African, Mexican and Islamic design stylized patterns, often in oversized translation,” Pliess notes. Mix, not match Don’t be afraid to mix patterns and textures. “Patterns used in
a room - stripes, florals, hand-painted designs or geometric prints shouldn’t be too ‘matchymatchy,’” Pliess says. “Instead, juxtapose old and new, soft and rough, various textures and patterns, like it’s been collected over time.” Sparkle it up Bring in this season’s metallics trend with warm bronzy colors. “You can mix metallics now too perhaps a soft rubbed bronze with highly polished silver or nickel,” Sproules says. Blue is the hue The cool calmness of blue makes it the hot color for spring. From navy to turquoise, set off blue with natural brights unexpected colors inspired by nature, like the rich purple of a cut gemstone, the orange-red of tropical fruit or watermelon pink.
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