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Mixtures and new bulb. in a variety of styles and layouts the composites of glass/stone/tile mosa- most popular selection. ics add visual interest and texture. 6 March 2013 | theVIPmag.com Contributors to this article: Brad Downs, B&B Plumbing; Wireless and Mounted Custom Range Hood Clara Downs, Just Construction & Nickolina’s Interiors; Taryn Hebert, REMAX/Beaumont; Summer Lydick, The Painted Large flat-panel televisions are front Designs in stainless steel, copper, Wall; James Rippeon, Classic Homes; Jeremy Schmitt, and center on walls with hidden brass and painted, glazed and Alyson Jon Interiors; Douglas Winfrey, Douglas Winfrey wires. Homeowners want wireless stained woods customize a kitchen Custom Homes; Jeannette Winfrey, American Real Estate networking throughout for all elec- style. tronics, including televisions. Integrated Sound Cabinet Finishes Surround sound and integrated Painting, glazing and glass fronts sound systems support home are in vogue. theaters and gaming. PaintPa Colors BigBi and Open Family Room The trend for SE Texas is more color- Large, open spaces that transi- ful neutrals; not beige, but tan, not tion smoothly between functional white, but gray. Most are choosing spaces. soft colors from nature, not bold col- ors. Grays and greens are on the rise, with purples and eggplants next. Easy Upholstery Homeowners desire a high-end look with easy cleaning. Sunbrella fabrics, originally for outdoor furniture, are making their way indoors for the simplicity of care and pattern options. Hotel-like Suites Master bedrooms are expansive, almost a home-within-a-home. Can include a sitting area and spaces for coffee machines, mini-fridges, exer- cise equipment, fireplaces and TVs. Specialty Closets His-and-her closets with special features including chests of drawers, shoe bins, sitting space, shelves, multi-height racks, jewelry drawers and even hidden cabinets. Vessel Sinks Raised bowls in glass, metals, ceramics and stone are stunning. Toto Toilets High efficiency flushing power that maximizes water conservation while eliminating the need for plungers. One variety is wall-mounted with a hidden tank. Calacatta Marble For bathrooms, Calacatta is whiter with bolder, more dramatic veining than Carrara. Warming Room Entertainment Space Walk-in Showers Revisiting an old concept, families From man caves to extended patio Generous size, with glass/stone are requesting this cozy nook or kitchens, giant TVs to fitness equip- tiles. den space off the kitchen instead ment, people are staying home of formal living rooms, often with a more for entertainment. Game and fireplace. multipurpose rooms are required. theVIPmag.com | March 2013 7 2013 CHRISTUS Presented by: LiveWell Women’s CHRISTUS LiveWell Conference Women’s Network Thursday, May 9, 2013 | Ford Park | Beaumont, Texas L“ ove bravely, live bra vel y, be courageous, there’sreally nothing to lose.” –Jewel Every day you’re there for others. Be here for you. Celebrity Keynote Speaker :Jewel Mark your calendars to join Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter and author,Jewel and the sisters you never knew you had at the CHRISTUS LiveWell Women’sConference. This empowering all-day event is all about you. Featuring workshops on fun, healthy and informative women’stopics, free health assessments and screenings, live cooking and fitness demos, Market Square shopping, lunch and asong or two with our special celebrity keynote speaker,Jewel. Every day you do so much for others. Do this for you. REGISTRATION OPENS TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 2013. Visit christuslivewell.org for more details. Presented by: vip home front doors text by Jane McBride ou’ve done have them everything you can to make your beating home warm and beauti- Yful, choosing the perfect wall colors, seating, lighting, art and accessories that a path reflect your interests. Inside, all is well. But what about the most important factor for the outside? Even an expensive to your home in a desirable neighborhood can fall short with a lackluster front door and entryway. “It’s called point of destination, which brings your eye to one point as you enter a designated area, then see another point that draws you door into the space,” said Rette Browning, owner of Rette Browning Architec- tural Landscape Design. “With >> theVIPmag.com | March 2013 9 any entrance, you want to make it appealing. You want to see what’s behind it.” In addition to balance and proportion, front entries should begin with a walkway that clearly establishes the path to the front door.
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