Curbed Chicago pointed this out last week, but it’s silly and funny enough to get another mention or two. On this blog we’ve posted many a photo of people (knowingly or unknowingly) photobombing real estate listings. Frankly though, it’s a much better idea, not to mention a lot cuter, when
With the start of spring comes the start of spring cleaning, the compiling of honey-do lists, and if you’re in the real estate game, there is an influx of homes on the market. Whether you’re planning for the sale of house or not, attending to the details of a home’s
Industrial style is all the rage right now. Have you noticed how kitchens especially have been embracing the industrial aesthetic? Industrial style interior designs are common for lofts and any other living spaces that used to be used as, well, industrial premises. Although it can be used for traditional apartments
And the most expensive U.S. home sale ever goes to… (MSN Real Estate) Do you feel like these building funny faces built in to them are laughing at you? (Twisted Sifter) I wouldn’t think Andy Cohen would want any of the Real Housewives knowing where he lives. Lets the NYT
This post was given a very clear title, just so no one is the least bit confused about the fact that these hand-painted children’s wall murals are in a word – terrifying. As a parent, why would you do this to your child? As a child, how would you ever
What can you rent for $2,000 a month? (Zillow Blog) How one agent found real estate photography success in a hyper-local market. (Photography For Real Estate) Is it crazy to live in a former insane asylum? Pun intended. (Curbed) The 50 Most Perfectly timed Photos Ever. Here’s two of them.
There is something to be said for symmetry and matching furnishings in a space. However, I think rooms with the most character have the least uniformity. Sure, it can be intimidating to work with multiple textile patterns, but in doing so you can create a much more interesting space. Mixing
Just like ‘Headlines’ has long been one of Jay Leno’s favorite bits on The Tonight Show – it’s one of ours too. So, welcome to our version of ‘Headlines’ – The Real Estate Edition. There you have it! And in case you didn’t get that last one, the guy in
There are certain hallmarks we look for in decorating styles. When it comes to filling your home with touches you love, there are four types of decorating styles that influence most of us. From traditional and contemporary, to eclectic and coutnry, which style do you prefer? 1. Traditional Traditional decorating
If it looks like a wave and it sounds like a wave, then it might be a wave…house. Yes, wave house. (AOL Real Estate) Who tuned in for the Oscars last Sunday? Maybe you would have if you had an Oscar worthy home theater. (Zillow Blog) Follow Chicago Detours on