The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow I am still trying to find. Or maybe I have already found it, it just wasn’t shiny golden coins at the bottom of a rainbow. The sun has been coming out to play a lot and we are in Phase 3 finally. More going outside, still staying far from others just to be cautious, but we don’t have to stay hidden in our homes. This year has really brought on some remodeling projects. I guess being at home for a whole year really gets people thinking about ways they can utilize their space in a better way. Those new office spaces so you can work from home, the new remodeled kitchen that was outdated over 20 years. That bathroom that you have walked in and out of for the past 10 years needed that face lift. Or maybe you feel your home isn’t big enough but you don’t want to move, so you decide to add onto it. We are hearing from everyone that this year is gonna be big on construction. So if you have ideas of a remodel give us a call. Classic Remodeling is here for you. We will build your dreams. Give us a call for your remodeling project 425-224-2004.
There is no greater honor than having our past clients/friends recommend us to their friends, family and co-workers. To show our appreciation, we would like to invite you to participate in our exclusive client referral
program.
When you refer a friend, family member or co-worker to our company and they sign a
construction contract with us, you will receive 1% of the total project cost on a future project with our company or cash. A $100,000 project=$1,000 credit.
The people who you refer to our company will also receive 1% off of their project costs to be used with their current project.
There is no limit on how many times you can use this program, so the more you use it, the more money you can earn.
We look forward to working with you, your friends and your family.
Trivia Question:
Q: How many churches was St. Patrick supposed to have founded?
Call in correct answer for $10 Starbucks Gift Card 425-224-2004
(Where are my winners at?!)
Classic Remodeling NW Inc. has hired on 3 new guys. Kyle, Ron and Dustin are all new with our company and we are excited to have them on our team. Kyle and Ron are our carpenters and Dustin is our Project Manager. With all the new jobs coming in and the crew we have on hand this is looking to be another successful year. We and a lot of companies are starting to book up fast so if you are wanting to meet about your project give us a call. The longer you wait to call will hinder your chances of getting your project done this year so don’t wait, pick up that phone and dial our number. We offer complimentary consultations, so give us a call at 425-224-2004. We would love to hear about your remodeling ideas.
5 Color Trends That Will Dominate This Year, According to Top Designers
[realtor.com: Larissa Runkle]
With COVID-19 vaccines rolling out and the promise of a not-so-distant future where life is normal again, now seems like the perfect time to bring your place out of the dark ages of décor and into the bright and beautiful light of 2021.
To help with your spring makeover, we got the scoop from the folks at home improvement site Fixr. They surveyed 68 of the nation’s top influencers and designers about the year’s top color trends, and we’re sure these exciting new palettes and design schemes will help inspire your next interior styling session.
Earth Tones Replace Cool Grays
“This trend is directly linked to the amount of time people have been spending at home,” says Sarabeth Asaff South, home design expert at Fixr. “Warm, natural finishes have been shown to help reduce stress in a space, and with all the time people are spending at home, warm and earthy colors are helping people feel safe and comforted-much more so than cool grays.”
Does that mean grays are out entirely? Not quite.
“Warm, earthy tones are here to stay,” says Anna Tasioni, lead designer at Decorilla Online Interior Design. “But that doesn’t mean that there will be a complete switch to beige or ivory hues. We’ll simple be replacing cool grays with warmer gray tones that have hues of green or brown. These feel more versatile, cozy, and calming; plus, they can be easily matched with plants and greenery to bring the outdoors in.”
Ocean Blues In the Bedroom
“Once again, it comes down to how we feel, says Asaff South. “Using blue in personal space can make you feel calmer. It’s also bolder and a lot more fun than earth tones. So in a personal space, you may opt for something like Benjamin Moore’s Aegean teal that you wouldn’t necessarily use in your living room.”
But bringing in the blue doesn’t have to be limited to your bedroom walls-it can also make for a great accent pieces and pops of color.
“Blue can complement any style and space without feeling overwhelming or too edgy,” says Tatsioni. “We can use it to update our personal space by having one large accent piece lie an armchair or sofa. Smaller blue accent pieces in different hues also work well-adding those essential pops of color we all need to create an inspiring space.”
Floral-Insipred Accent Pieces
“Try using your houseplants as your starting point for your color palette,” she adds. “This is an easy way to revamp your home’s design without needing to think outside the box.”
But don’t limit yourself to green and brown accents; instead, look to other colors that complement your plants.
“Some colors that fire up the intensity of green include purple and orange shades,” says Luciana Fragali of DesignSolutions. “We recommend incorporating all of these colors together by keeping your walls white, but introducing a bolder color in a painted feature wall, beautiful rug, expansive artwork, or armfuls of decorative cushions. Think aqua, teal, terra cotta, warm gray, indigo, navy, and even black. You can also look to your planters and pots to introduce color to your scheme.”
Textiles That Incorporate Trending Colors
“Textiles allow you to make a statement without purchasing all-new furniture pieces and breaking the bank,” Fragali adds. “This can be achieved by adding trending colors in throws, decorative pillows, drapes and curtains, bedding, and even accent chairs.”
“Gone are the days when wallpaper was a one-dimensional piece of paper on the wall,” says Fragali.
The latest trend in wall coverings is to give walls a “seductive “touch me” texture,” Fragali says. Think: printed cork and beaded papers, 3D geometric designs that pop out of the walls.
“Some people are even hanging rugs on their walls to give them texture and to make a room feel softer and cozier,” she adds.
“It’s also the perfect way to create a “wow moment” in a small space, like a powder room or closet,” Fragali says. “This is actually one of my favorite ways to use textured wallpaper in the home.”
Lee Lee’s Double Chocolate Chunk Brownies
(20 servings)
Total Time
2 Hours 45 Minutes
Ingredients
Directions:
ENJOY!!!