Ottawa New Home + Condo Guide – March 13, 2021 by NextHome

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INSIDE:

KEMPTVILLE IS CALLING

A LOOK AT MASTER-PLANNED COMMUNITIES

MAR. 13–27, 2021 | VOLUME 21, ISSUE 3

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Jacky Hill Jacky.Hill@nexthome.ca EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Susan Legge Susan.Legge@nexthome.ca CONTRIBUTING EDITORS

COVER STORY

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NEWS + ADVICE

INSPIRATION

20 Designer Touch

#InsideOttawa News and events from across the Ottawa newhome and condo market

Beauty and Brawn BY EUGENIA TRIANDOS AND KORINA KHAMIS

BY JULIE DEBOER

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Inside Track

Neighbourhood Focus

Decor trend forecast

Kemptville for the win!

BY BILHA KANGETHE

Personal Finance

24 Design File

Five steps to prepare for buying a home in a hot market

Shelf style BY JENNIFER BACKSTEIN

BY JESSE ABRAMS

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Industry Insider

Opposites attract

All about masterplanned communities

BY SARA DUCK

BY IRINA POPOVA

Green Thumb Indoor tropical plants

Legally Speaking Condo assignments and what you need to know about HST BY JAYSON SCHWARZ

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I confess, I am someone who enjoys being warm at all times. Having just flipped the calendar to March, I know the arrival of a mild, sunny day could be followed by an ice storm the next, right into April. The main thing that has kept me going this winter is the warmth of my home. Today’s new homes and condos offer an opportunity to create warm spaces that envelop you as soon as you step over the threshold. In terms of design and décor concepts, this issue focuses on design trends and ways to add tropical greenery to your home, as well as tips on buying bookcases and creating the ultimate laundry room, too. We’ve also got expert advice on buying and financing a home and some free legal advice, too. Be sure to also read about the benefits of masterplanned communities in Irina Popova’s Industry Inside column in this issue. This issue begins with Julie DeBoer’s adventures around Ottawa on Pages 6 and 7. She doesn’t mention getting honked at while she was parked to take a photo from her car window (she was trying to stay warm, I’m sure) but it does show how devoted she is to getting #InsideOttawa done in between all of her other deadlines. We appreciate it. The Ottawa real estate market continues to hum along. Despite pandemic lockdowns and a slow vaccine roll-out, home sales in this market have not slowed one bit. In fact, it continues to be one of the hottest markets Canada. Take a look at our cover story on eQuinnelle, one of Ottawa’s most popular new-home communities, and you’ll see why. We hope this issue is everything you want if you’re in need of a little warmth, inspiration and info on the spring new-home market in Ottawa. Drop us a line and let us know what you think. We’d love to hear from you.

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Looking for a modern, affordable, maintenance-free lifestyle? Phoenix Homes is introducing Halo Flats in the master-planned community of Findlay Creek. These spacious two-storey stacked terrace homes and urban condo flats are just the right fit for small families and professionals. Close to amenities and green space, too, it’s the best of both worlds.

It’s a space thing Located in Zibi’s newly restored building at 15 rue Jos-Montferrand in Gatineau, SPACES offers a beautiful and dynamic coworking office in the heart of this community. Learn more at spacesworks.com/gatineau/zibi-gatineau/ 6

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Luxury condos from Claridge Homes Claridge Homes is excited to share their newest project with everyone – The Hintonburg – a luxury condominium by Claridge Homes. Located in the trendy Hintonburg neighbourhood, you can learn more by registering for information at hintonburg.claridgehomes.com

Coming soon to Carleton Place Neilcorp Homes’ Mississippi Shores is coming soon to Carleton Place. Visit neilcorphomes.com to learn more about the Neilcorp difference and to be added to their waitlist – construction begins in the fall with a spring 2022 occupancy.

Multi-gen housing options from Cardel Homes Cardel Homes is introducing Multi-Generational options in their Neuvo and Paloma (shown) models, available in Edenwylde and Blackstone. Options may include main or upper floor bedrooms and bathrooms, basement suites and more. Visit Cardelhomes.com for the finer details and to register for upcoming lot releases. nexthome.ca 7

NEIGHBOURHOOD FOCUS

KEMPTVILLE IS CALLING

Located just 30 minutes away from downtown Ottawa by car, Kemptville’s small-town charm is attracting new residents in record numbers, and man’s best friend could not be happier. Yes, there are amenities such as Kemptville District Hospital, proximity to Hwy. 416, and numerous schools, parks and shopping districts to enjoy. Residents also rave about eQ Homes’ top-rated eQuinelle Golf Club and Kemptville’s four seasons of outdoor recreational opportunities, but it’s the Ferguson Forest Trail system, which includes the ultimate canine experience at Ferguson Forest Dog Park, that has tails wagging. Established by the devoted volunteers of North Grenville Dog Parks Corporation, the dog park features fenced-in open grassy areas and a shady forested loop for dogs and their attentive owners. There’s a designated dog watering station and multiple benches for humans to relax on while they watch over their pets in one of two separate fenced-in areas: one for large breeds and the other for smaller dogs. 8

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People and their pups have been enjoying the outdoor areas in and around Kemptville for some time. Since amalgamating with rural Oxford-on-Rideau Township and South Gower Township in 2003 to become the formal municipality of North Grenville, there are now 150 kms of impressive trails to enjoy. In less than an hour, you can cycle River Road to historical places such as Burritts Rapids, the oldest community on the river, or enjoy the increasingly popular Kemptville Farmer’s Market. On a summer’s day, golf at one of the various local courses, or spend some time trekking through Rideau River Provincial Park. There are also local antique shops and several other farmers’ markets in the Kemptville area. Along Prescott Street, the unofficial “main street” of Old Town Kemptville, you’ll discover new and historical buildings, churches, locally owned restaurants, and a scenic bridge with a view of Kemptville Creek — all great spots to visit any time of year. But don’t be fooled by Kemptville’s small town vibe, there

are plenty of modern amenities for families, singles and folks of all ages. Schools include three elementary institutions located in town — Holy Cross Catholic School, Kemptville Public School and South Branch Elementary School — and there are two high schools — North Grenville District High School and St. Michael Catholic High School — as well as multiple parks, a library, various gyms/yoga studios, and a newly built retirement living residence. Tucked beside Highways 416 and 43 is where you’ll find the area’s big box stores and restaurants which surround the Kemptville Colonnade Retail Centre. Everything is readily available here in retail stores such as Walmart, Giant Tiger, Canadian Tire and Dollarama, to name a few. To keep up with Kemptville’s newest communities, check out the builder listings in the back of this issue. Be sure to register your interest online. The new homes of Kemptville have never been more popular. Ask any dog and they will tell you why.

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eQUINELLE OTTAWA’S VIBRANT FOUR-SEASON RESORT COMMUNITY Built around the Ottawa area’s most awarded public golf course, eQuinelle is a four-season resort community offering residents a quiet private haven where living comes easy. A true master-planned community, eQuinelle offers the perfect combination of links-style golf and town and country living, on the banks of the beautiful Rideau River in Kemptville. From young families starting out to empty nesters looking to ease into retirement, eQuinelle is the perfect place to call home. With a wide selection of designs and floor plans, eQuinelle provides the ultimate setting to live, work and play. 10

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NEW HOMES FOR SALE AT EQUINELLE

In the most magnificent setting in Kemptville, Phase 5 of this incredible community is going to be released soon. eQ Homes is offering distinctive bungalow singles and bungalow towns at eQuinelle, as well as two-storey single-family homes and twostorey townhomes. Ranging in size from 1,215 sq.ft. to 3,810 sq.ft., homebuyers can select from a wide variety of floor plans for 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes with up to 3.5 bathrooms. In every eQ home, find features

such as gourmet kitchens, superior interior finishes, SmartHome technology, plus the ability to finish the basement to add a guest suite or an extra play room. Another feature offered in every home is eQ Work Well, a selection of curated upgrades that homebuyers can choose from, through the eQ Design Studio, to customize a space for a home office or study area. LIVE WELL AT EQUINELLE

Living well, away from the crowds, closer to nature, residents are surrounded by 150+ km of natural trails, lush woods and rolling greens. Families will gather at the eQuinelle Community Park where nexthome.ca 11

there is an adventure playground, a splashpad and grassy nooks perfect for picnics. At the exclusive 20,000 sq.ft. Resident Club, there is a restaurant overlooking the golf course, outdoor pickleball and tennis courts, plus connections to pathways and trails to explore on foot or on cross country skis or snowshoes, and so much more. eQuinelle doesn’t just offer a home, but a vibrant, inspiring four-season lifestyle in one of Ontario’s most desirable communities. The community’s award-winning golf course has always been a draw. Ottawa’s most awarded public golf course has spectacular sculpted fairways, large and undulating greens, several pristine bunkers, and natural hazards that all add up to an incredible golfing experience. SMALL TOWN CHARM, BIG CITY AMENITIES

Just beyond eQuinelle, is the charming town of Kemptville. Living here is the perfect balance of small town charm close to big city amenities. Kemptville’s charming downtown area offers a selection of exceptional shops and services. eQuinelle is minutes to excellent daycares, elementary and secondary schools, casual and fine dining restaurants and an array of shopping centres. Downtown Ottawa is just a 30-minute drive away. Learn more about living well at eQuinelle. The sales office is located at 74 Equinelle Drive, Kemptville, ON, off County Road 44. For more information and to book an appointment, call 613-258-6488 or visit equinelle.ca 12

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ADVICE | PERSONAL FINANCE

5 STEPS TO PREPARE BUY A HOME IN A

HOT MARKET

JESSE ABRAMS

Believe it or not, the housing market across Canada finished up a total of 12.6 per cent in 2020, and it doesn’t look to be slowing any time soon. Heavily influenced by strong demand, real estate is seeing a major boost in activity. For Canadians looking to purchase a home this year, it’s important to prepare and take the necessary steps beforehand so you can buy with confidence. 1. ORGANIZE YOUR FINANCES

When it comes to your finances, it’s essential to understand that buying a home is more than just a down payment and monthly payments. You need to also account for closing costs, as well other expenses once your home closes. Further, once you move into your home, there may be unforeseen expenses that arise. So, it’s very important to be aware of all potential expenses at the onset. On top of this, you’ll also want to know what you can afford based on your current financial situation. That’s why getting pre-approved is a key step in the process. 2. GET PRE-APPROVED

Getting pre-approved for a mortgage is beneficial for a variety of reasons. It helps you understand your overall home affordability, the rates and mortgage features available, 14

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and it gives you an idea of what your monthly payments will be. At Homewise, over the last few months we’ve seen a strong increase in pre-approvals as people get prepared for what’s generally a hotter market in the second quarter of the year. January was actually a record month for pre-approval applications on our website. 3. FIND YOUR TARGET MARKET

Once you have an idea of your home affordability, you can start figuring out what neighbourhoods you’re able to buy in. Hire a good realtor who will help you find releases and listings that check all your boxes, whether that’s regarding schools, public amenities, major transit hubs, dining and entertainment. 4. DETERMINE YOUR MAXIMUM OFFER IN ADVANCE

In a hot market, there’s often bidding wars for resale homes, and the last place you want to be is in a situation where you’re spending beyond your means. So, while your pre-approval will help you understand your maximum affordability, it’s also important to get an idea of how the monthly payments and your down payment will affect your life. A home is a big purchase, and there may be some concessions you have to make in the short term, but it’s essential to determine a maximum amount and stick to it. 5. HAVE FUN WITH THE PROCESS

By being proactive and completing all the preliminary

work, you’ll not only set yourself up for success, but you’ll be able to enjoy the entire homebuying experience. Taking the right steps to prepare and working with the right professionals will give you the assurance and guidance needed to make this as stress-free and fun as possible. Buying a home is an exciting milestone and one of the biggest decisions you’ll make in your life. Going into this process with confidence and an open mind will help you make the best decision to find your home and make the experience as exciting as it should be. Jesse Abrams is Co-Founder at Homewise, a mortgage advisory and brokerage firm. thinkhomewise.com

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ADVICE | INDUSTRY INSIDER

LIVING IN A

MASTER-PLANNED COMMUNITY

IRINA POPOVA

As Ottawa continues to grow and develop, large scale master planned communities are beginning to take over the real estate market. From Zibi and Greystone Village in central Ottawa, to Fernbank Crossing in Stittsville - there is something out there for everyone! These communities often offer a variety of properties: rental 16

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accommodations, freehold homes, condos, retirement residences, and commercial opportunities. If you are thinking of purchasing a home in a master planned community, here are some pros and cons to keep it mind. DEVELOPER’S REPUTATION

Since the developer will likely be involved in the building of the community for the entirety of the process, their reputation is more important than ever. Which means that there is usually more attention and care paid to the quality of the build, the customer experience pre and post-sale, and timely

results. Unlike a one-hit wonder builder, in this case the future sales and profits often depend on the previously completed phases of the community. WELL-ROUNDED LIFESTYLE

Master-planned communities are planned down to the last detail, to ensure that all of the necessities and day-to-day activities can be lived out in the development. Many amenities are typically included - from community centres and fitness facilities, to shops and restaurants. Ensuring that the homeowners have quick access to everything from retail,

to entertainment, to recreation, and more. As well, a lot of thought is put into landscaping, green space, traffic studies and transit access. Some builders even organize community events, inviting current residents and future potential homeowners to enjoy. This adds a warmer community feeling and further contributes to a well-rounded lifestyle. FUTURE RESALE VALUE

Regardless of how long you plan on owning a home in a master-planned community, resale potential is always important to keep in mind. Typically, the future value of your home can be affected negatively by unexpected construction or unwanted changes in the neighbourhood. With a pre-planned site plan, these surprises are usually easy to avoid. The goal in these developments is to create both variety and cohesiveness, for an overall pleasing look and flow of the entire site. This should have a positive effect on property values in the neighbourhood. LIVING IN CONSTRUCTION

An obvious “con” to buying a home in a masterplanned community is the possibility of lengthy on-going construction. Especially if you are one of the early adapters. Although most developers will go the extra mile to ensure that future construction is scaffolded out of sight and construction machinery is not using the already-occupied streets of the community. Depending on what stage you buy at,

some amenities may not be available for your use right away. However, you are likely paying much less for your property now in comparison with what future residents will be willing to pay, once they see a more finished product. POTENTIALLY HIGHER DEVELOPMENT COSTS

It is sometimes possible that the development charges you will be billed for on closing may be higher in a master-planned community compared with a one-off development. Just remember to ask for a cap on those development charges, if possible, before you sign your Agreement of Purchase and Sale. Since more amenities and infrastructure are required, the city may charge the developer additional fees. Find out beforehand which fees are being passed on to purchasers. In closing, if you are looking for a home in a location that would provide an all-around cohesive lifestyle then a master-planned community might be the right choice for you. Irina Popova is a real estate agent and co-owner of Blue Panda Realty. She has been specializing in the central Ottawa market since 2013.

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ADVICE | LEGALLY SPEAKING

CONDO ASSIGNMENTS WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HST

JAYSON SCHWARZ, LLM AND HAMZA AHMAD, JD Many clients think that doing an assignment of a home purchase agreement is a simple transaction, but the reality is far different. It is an extremely complex transaction and, 18

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if not handled properly, can result in the loss of a lot of money. There are two issues relating to HST that assignors (sellers) and assignees (buyers) should consider when entering pre-construction freehold and condominium assignments. HST ON ASSIGNMENT FEES

HST is payable on an assignment sale of an Agreement of Purchase

and Sale (APS). Remember, when you do an assignment, you are not selling the house or property – you are selling only your APS. The issue is what you pay the HST on, who pays it and how much that will be. Generally, the HST will be in addition to the price, and paid for by the buyer. Your assignment agreement must be clear to show what

HST NEW HOUSING REBATE

the profit is on the transaction, as it should only be the profit that is subject to HST. The standard realtor’s form of an assignment agreement does not include sections on crucial issues regarding HST. It is important you get a lawyer to help carefully draft the assignment agreement to reduce the risk of future issues with CRA. In a resale home

situation, HST is payable on the profit only provided the assignment agreement is properly drafted. As an interesting aside, most people would reasonably conclude that getting back your deposit is not subject to HST, but CRA takes the position that it is – even though CRA lost in a court ruling that said there is no HST on deposit returns.

Adjustments on closing can surprise homebuyers new to pre-construction properties, and assignments only add to the potential shock. The builder will want to collect the HST on closing of the original purchase where there has been an assignment sale, and the buyer will need to get the HST back later. Newly built properties are subject to HST, but some or all of the HST payable can be recovered immediately on closing through the HST New Housing Rebate (the Rebate). The Rebate has specific rules that may affect a purchaser whose circumstances change over time; the Rebate is provided only if the purchaser or an immediate family member resides at the property, and if the builder accepts that this is correct and there has been no assignment outside that group. In pre-construction condominium assignments with occupancy closings, an assignee must confirm whether the unit has ever been occupied. If a unit has been occupied, then the assignee may not be eligible for the Rebate. The moral of the story is that you really should retain an experienced lawyer to help you through these issues, whether buying or selling. Realtors provide an important service, but a lawyer will take the time to review everything properly and make sure you are protected, and that there are no open questions.

Jayson Schwarz, LLM, is senior partner, and Hamza Ahmad, JD, is an associate at Schwarz Law Partners LLP, a real estate and business law firm.

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BEAUTY INSPIRATION |

How to create a functional and fetching small laundry room

ike other utilitarian areas in the home, the laundry room has evolved in recent years. No longer just a place to wash, dry and fold, the laundry room has taken on new life, becoming a place to indulge in “laundry therapy,” as some people call it. Indeed, something is soothing about freshly laundered linens, soft sheets and crisp collars. Whether you love it or hate it, laundry can’t be avoided, but it can be less of a chore. Here are some of our favourite tips to bring beauty and brawn, for a room you’ll actually look forward to spending time in. First things first – location. Where you plan your laundry room in the home will affect its style, your lifestyle and your budget, so consult a design professional so you’re aware of the implications of your choices. An upper-level laundry room is a popular option for those who have some room to spare upstairs. It’s brighter than the basement and eliminates the need to lug loads up and down flights of stairs. If you’re adding a brand new laundry room, tying it into the existing plumbing from a nearby bathroom will be cheaper and easier overall. On the other hand, if you’re working with an

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& brawn

by EUGENIA TRIANDOS AND KORINA KHAMIS

tip If you’re working with limited space, a stacking set is a popular option in condos and smaller homes. Meanwhile, a side-by-side washer and dryer offer a nice, large surface for folding clothes.

existing laundry room or you don’t have space to spare on an upper floor, basements offer their own distinct (and completely functional) benefits. It acts as an out-of-the-way work area, a great buffer zone for machine noise, and less damage in the event of a flood (yes, it happens). With your laundry room placed, now you can start to think about how you will use it. This room has an important job to do, so start with the appliances. Your washer and dryer are the crux of this space, and you’ll quickly find that the right ones can make your dayto-day run that much smoother. Consider drum size in addition to any special features you’d like to have: Top or front-loading, sanitizing, noise level and energy rating, programmable settings… the list goes on. Storage is another essential element in a high-functioning laundry room. Incorporate a mix of open and closed shelves, which offer a blend of out-of-sight storage (for the messy stuff) as well as easy access and display areas that can enhance function and add visual interest.

My third laundry room musthave is good lighting. Generally speaking, the brighter, the better. Amplify natural light in the room with semi-transparent blinds or sheers on windows and light colours on walls, cabinets and countertops. Also be sure to layer in bright ambient lighting and task lighting in key areas, such as above counters, machines, laundry sink and ironing area, as well as accent lighting for all the lovely details. While function needs to be top of mind in the laundry room, don’t discount the importance of the aesthetic details that will bring the space to life. After all, you won’t

want to spend time in a room that sucks the energy out of you. Add some fun to your laundry room through colour, pattern and texture. Tile and wallpaper are an excellent way to infuse pops of personality without compromising function or spending a lot. Choose something that makes a statement, be it subtle or bold. Despite the laundry room’s principal role as a workspace, there’s still room to play. When planning your laundry room, be mindful of what makes you feel good, and what will make chores more comfortable. Often, it’s all about finding that balance between beauty and brawn.

Designers Eugenia Triandos and Korina Khamis are Co-Founders at Hibou Design & Co. with more than a decade of experience this Montreal-based multi-disciplinary design firm has become known for creating both stylish and well curated interiors. The firm provides complete bespoke residential design services throughout Canada & North America. hiboudesignco.com nexthome.ca 21

INSPIRATION |

Decor trend

inside track

FORECAST Designer Bilha Kangethe highlights what we can expect in home design for 2021

hat a year 2020 has been! With all the uncertainty and dramatic shifts that have affected us in various ways, we can all agree that we are ready to put this year behind us and look forward to new possibilities that 2021 has to offer. One thing for sure is how we choose to live and interact within the home will continue to evolve. At the onset of the pandemic and during the lockdown, we were forced to slow down and take stock of what really matters. As a result, enriching the functions within the home is no longer an option but a requirement to operate and thrive. Connectivity, balance, peace and tranquility is not only essential but crucial to how we function in our spaces. Consequently, we see these concepts reflected in decor and design trends. Everything from the colour on our walls and functionality of our furniture, to the materials we surround ourselves with. Trend experts predict that 2021 will be heavily influenced by sustainability, environmental impact, minimalism, layered luxury and organic, holistic design. Here are a few trends I look forward to seeing. I hope they will inspire you to create not only the statement you have been craving in your home but, more importantly, to make your home the ultimate inviting living space.

Accents

I predict that lighting and decor trends will continue to be an extension of the mid-century modern style. You will see lots of brushed gold, copper and black finishes. Natural fabrics such as hemp will be popular in bedding and handcrafted ceramic pieces represent simplicity and minimalism perfectly.

1 | Castle 12-02 HANGING LIGHT mattermatters.com 2 | BRUSH GOLD FAUCET by Jean-Philippe Delberghe. 3 | LEMONT VASES from Crate & Barrel. crateandbarrel.ca

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Modernism upgrade 2.0 Furniture trends for 2021 have taken the simplicity and clean lines of mid-century modern style and paired it with the luxe textures and curvy lines found in art deco style. What does this mean? Furniture that is interesting, modern and practical. Also big for 2021 is incorporating natural textures such as cane, rattan and organic materials. Adding these elements to your space brings sophistication and texture while strengthening our human connection to nature. 1 | HOWARD SOFA by Egg Collective. eggcollective.com 2 | FITZ RUSSET SWIVEL CHAIR FROM CB2. cb2.ca | ANYWHERE GREY DINING TABLE from CB2. cb2.ca

Bilha Kangethe is the Founder and Creative Director of The Lifestyle Loft. As a certified designer and interior decorator, she has created a company that focuses on needs of each client and customer and helps them curate a lifestyle that is comfortable and economical. thelifestyleloft.com

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Colour me happy Colour is the quickest way to create a major impact in your space. Some of my favourite brands predict that 2021 will embody nature-inspired earth tones to remind us of exterior life and our connection to the great outdoors. Rich, lush hues that express indulgent luxury and bright colours that inspire optimism will also be popular for the new year.

Photo: Stephanie Hau

A POP OF COLOUR

Photo: Dennis Cortes

FRESH LEMONADE PPG-1216-5 by PPG. ppgpaints.com

SIESTA 16-1663 by Pantone. pantone.com JAIPUR PINK SW 6577 and JOVIAL SW 6611 by Sherwin-Williams. sherwin-williams.ca

RICH LUSH HUES DYNAMO PPG 17-22 by PPG. ppgpaints.com

RTH TONES

NATURE INSPIRED EA

Photo: Jean-Philippe Delberghe

Photo: Marra

Photo: Jean-Philippe Delberghe

WINERY 18-1548 by Pantone. pantone.com

MODERN MOCHA N150-4 by Behr. behr.ca DESIGN BY THE LIFESTYLE LOFT. thelifestyleloft.com ROYAL ORCHARD PPU11-01 by Behr. behr.ca

Personality with a punch While wallpaper continues to dominate our residences, murals (a close cousin to wallpaper) have stepped onto the scene and are making big waves in the design industry. Think panoramic landscapes, serene, atmospheric design and abstract shapes – murals provide endless opportunity to create a personalized, unique space. 1 | Design by CHRIS WYRICK. chriswyrick.com 2 | Design by THE LAUNDRY ROOMS. stayatlaundry.ca 3 | Design by BD INTERIOR DESIGN. brendadanso.com nexthome.ca 23

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Aim for the perfect shelfie with these great ideas

helf styling has become a favourite way to not just add storage to a room, but bring in some personality, too. A great shelf display creates points of interest and tells a story that words can’t convey. The trend has become even more relevant lately, with our homes becoming ground zero for work, play, relaxation and inspiration. Of course, there’s the all-important Zoom meeting background – the little snapshot behind you that your professional and casual contacts get to see. This brings us to the topic of shelf styling, otherwise known as “shelfies.” Your bookshelf is

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a great opportunity to show yourself and your style. Whether you’re accessorizing a large custom built-in or a small, “big box” bookcase, here are some styling tips to achieve a thoughtful and curated look.

Furthermore, you’ll want the overall display to be balanced, as well. Evaluate the visual weight of the large items and the overall arrangements. Is the display too top-heavy, skewed to one side or evenly distributed?

Aim for equilibrium

May the odds be ever in your favour

Balance is soothing and somehow satisfying. It’s “right.” We naturally tend toward equilibrium in our interiors, from our rooms and the furnishings in them, right down to our bookshelf accessories. Start by arranging larger pieces, such as books, photos and art, toward the back of the shelf. Then, layer in your smaller pieces in front.

Taking balance a step further, odd-numbered groupings of items are pleasing to the eye and the mind, allowing us to naturally create symmetry that people are naturally drawn to. Arrange your collections in groups of three or five on shelves, or on any surface for that matter – tabletop, desk or mantle.

These groupings create little “landscapes,” and when done correctly, they become landmarks in the room. The eye naturally gravitates to the largest item in the centre and takes in the details around it. When it comes to the items you choose to display, I believe in the holy trinity of shelf styling: Books, art/accessories and plants. These offer an effortless and intriguing mix of colour, texture and shape, which keeps the eye moving from one grouping to the next. Alternate your accessories to keep your shelves interesting. This can include seasonal additions, trendy new buys or a rotation of existing collections. Just remember: For every new item you bring in, take one out. You don’t have to display everything – rather, be selective. In the case of a bookcase, less really is more.

Lighting Can you actually see the items that you’ve carefully selected and thoughtfully arranged? Or are these treasures hidden in the shadows? If you’re designing a room from scratch or renovating a space, plan your shelves and display areas together with your

lighting plan. A built-in bookcase with strategically placed, focused pot lights can instantly elevate your collections from mere accessories to artfully displayed treasures. If you’re styling an existing bookshelf but want to enhance the light around it, consider adding sconces or overhead upper embedded shelf lighting (electrician recommended!) or, as a DIY option, small table lamps or light strings arranged on your shelves can do the trick.

Perhaps right now, you are seeking inspiration to style your own shelves. But those very same shelves could soon serve as inspiration in your home and a sneak peek into your own interests and indulgences. Shelf styling is an art, and it takes time. Experiment with existing items, display pieces you love and think beyond the cubby, so to speak. The bookshelf is not just for books anymore

Jennifer Backstein is the Creative Director and Principal Designer for Jennifer Backstein Interiors. The firm offers a diverse range of full scale design services in the GTA and across Canada. jenniferbacksteininteriors.com

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OPPOSITES

by SARA DUCK

Every year, the design world and decoristas everywhere await the announcement from Pantone declaring the Colour of the Year. Pantone’s astute colour selection influences product development and design decisions from fashion to home furnishings. For 2021, Pantone has chosen not one but two colours to encapsulate the new year: The calming shade of Ultimate Gray 17-5104 and the vibrant yellow colour Illuminating 13-064. These two colours could not be more opposite, and that is precisely the point. “The union of an enduring Ultimate Gray with vibrant yellow illuminating expresses a message of positivity supported by fortitude,” says Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute. “Practical and rock-solid but at the same time warming and optimistic, this is a colour combination that gives us resilience and hope. We need to feel encouraged and uplifted; this is essential to the human spirit.” Whether you plan to incorporate both colours or just one, here are some simple ways to infuse the hues into your lifestyle.

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Tropical Plants Indoor

by MARK AND BEN CULLEN

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Tropical plants to green your winter Here in Canada, we endure a long, cold winter that encourages us to reach for tropical plants for good reason. There is literally no better way to introduce humidity and oxygen into the indoor environment. With the right care and located in the right place, your indoors plants will live a good long life and you will reap many benefits from them.

Light requirements Observing the growth and changes in your tropical plants allows you to determine if they are receiving enough light. Plants that don’t get enough light will usually look pale, have longer than normal stems, and smaller than normal leaves. Sometimes, a plant will look as if it is reaching for light: A sure sign that it needs to either be placed in a sunnier window or the natural light augmented with artificial light. Plants with colourful foliage will often lose colour when they do not get enough light and revert to green leaves. Plants that are receiving too much light often develop burn spots on the leaves. In some cases, the leaves will turn pale and watery before wilting and drying up. These symptoms can have other causes, but if a plant is sitting in the hot sun on a southfacing windowsill when these symptoms occur, it is a good bet that too much light is the problem. Move it away from the window at least during mid-day, and give it a couple of weeks to determine if that makes a difference. Note that a south facing window

will produce less than 200 foot candles of light in winter and more than 2,000 foot candles in early summer. A plant that is happy in a sunny window this time year may not be so happy come summer.

Fertilizer Fertilizing indoor plants in winter is necessary only when you see new growth developing, or the plant is in bloom. Otherwise, your tropical plants are “resting” this time of year and will not benefit from a fertilizer application. It is best to err on the side of caution and give plants a little less than the amount the instructions call for. There are several forms of fertilizer available: Granular, slowrelease granules and spikes, and water soluble. In our opinion, the best choice for houseplants is a water-soluble formula. The elements in it are readily available for the plant’s use and you will be able to see the effect right away. Choose from synthetic plant food such as 20-20-20 or an organic such as Pro Mix Liquid plant food. The final step in choosing your houseplant fertilizer is determined by the plants you have. Some, such as African violets and geraniums, have fertilizers formulated specifically for them. African violet fertilizer, for instance, often is a 10-30-30 with traces of boron, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum and zinc. Do not fertilize plants when they are wilted, dry or dormant – in other words, not growing.

Maintenance At this time of year, the air in most Canadian homes is very dry and conditions are perfect for insects

to thrive. To raise the humidity around your plants, place a tray filled with pebbles and water under your plants. The water should not touch the bottom of the pots. The pebble/tray will create a humid atmosphere due to evaporation. Keep the leaves free from dust accumulation by washing them with a soft cloth that has been sprayed with insecticidal soap. African violets and other “hairy” leafed plants should not be misted or washed with a cloth. They should be washed in lukewarm, soapy water. Just hold the soil in place with your fingers while inverting the plant, swish the plant in the soapy water and rinse twice in clear water. Knowing when to give your indoor tropical plants attention – and when to back off – is the secret to long term success.

Mark Cullen is a Member of the Order of Canada. He reaches more than two million Canadians with his gardening/environment messages every week. Ben Cullen is a professional gardener with a keen interest in food gardening and the environment. You can follow both Mark and Ben on Twitter (@MarkCullen4), Facebook (facebook.com/MarkCullenGardening) and Instagram (instagram.com/markcullengardening). Receive their free monthly newsletter at markcullen.com. nexthome.ca 29

NEW HOME & CONDO DEVELOPMENTS

FIND YOUR NEXT HOME These listings offer a comprehensive overview of new-home and condo developments currently available throughout the Greater Ottawa Area and the Gatineau.

Legend: D = Detached SD = Semi–Detached B = Bungalow TH = Townhome TR = Terrace C = Condo = Highlighted listings are advertised in this issue of New Home + Condo Guide. Please refer to page number for more information.

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Almonte

Phoenix Homes

White Tail Ridge 44 Sopwith Pvt, Ottawa

Almonte

Neilcorp

Mill Run, Marshall’s Bay Meadows

Arnprior

Campanale

Callahan Estates

Arnprior

Cedarstone Homes

The Fairgrounds

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Mackie Homes

The Fairgrounds

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Cardel

Miller’s Crossing 2 Flegg Way

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Carleton Place

Longwood Builders

Coleman Central

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Carp

Phoenix Homes

Diamondview Estate 44 Sopwith Pvt, Ottawa

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Carp

Mattino Developments

Diamondview Estates

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Cardel

Blackstone 106 Westphalian

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Claridge

Bridlewood Trails

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Mattamy

Blackstone South

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Mattamy

Connections in Kanata

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Minto

Arcadia, Morgan’s Creek

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Metric Homes

Trail View

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Richcraft

Bradley Commons

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Uniform

Richardson Ridge

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Urbandale

Bradley Commons

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Caivan

Fox Run 302 Meynell Road

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Cardel

Creekside 764 Kirkham Crescent

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Cedarstone

Kings Creek, Richmond Oaks

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Mattamy Homes

Richmond Meadows

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Metric Homes

Fox Run

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Talos Homes

Richmond Square

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metrichomes.com

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richcraft.com

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uniformdevelopments.com

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Richmond Meadows

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Cardel

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Claridge

Westwood

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eQ Homes

Fernbank Crossing 632 Cope Drive

Stittsville

Patten Homes

Stittsville

Richcraft

Stittsville Stittsville

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Shea Village

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Fernbank Crossing, Westwood

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Westwood, Edenwylde

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Maple Leaf

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Claridge Moon

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Claridge Royale

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Richcraft

The Bowery

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The Charlotte

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eQ Homes

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Caivan

The Conservancy , The Ridge #115-4100 Strandherd Drive

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Half Moon Bay

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Mattamy

Promenade

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Junction

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Grandview Court

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Glenview Homes

Flagstaff

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Sundance

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Findlay Creek Village

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Shadow Ridge

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Parkview Homes

Lakeland Meadows

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Riverwalk

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Minto

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Valecraft

Deerfield Village 2

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Claridge

River’s Edge

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Richcraft

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richcraft.com

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Longwood Builders

Morris Village

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CH Clement Construction

Morris Village

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Devcore

Fauberge Ste–Marie

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Ste–Marie Hamlet

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SACA Homes

Place St. Thomas

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Place St. Thomas

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Ashcroft

Eastboro

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Brigil

Petrie’s Landing 8865 Jean d’Arc Blvd.

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Caivan

Orleans Village 806 Croissant de Mercier

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Claridge

Spring Valley Trails

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claridgehomes.com

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Provence 1375 Trim Road

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613-355-7863 eqhomes.ca

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Minto

Avalon Encore

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minto.com

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Richcraft

Trails Edge, Axis Court

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richcraft.com

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Jardin Crossing

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Cardinal Creek

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SITE NAME Wateridge Village at Rockliffe

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360 Condos By Mattamy

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Corvinelli Homes

Russell Trails

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Sunset Flats

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Russell Trails

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Brigil

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Brigil

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