saturday homes - october 13, 2012
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Section F Saturday, october 13, 2012
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Signe LangFordPostmedia News
A spectacular, handwoven rug is one of our greatest lux-uries. A big, faded, antique Persian or oriental rug was — well, still is in some circles — considered the height of old money-class and luxury. And though they’re very practical, durable and made to be walked all over, calling them art isn’t putting too fine a point on it.
Just like master artworks, the finest rugs are equally at home in museums, on the pages of art history books or gracing a floor of a sleek con-do at Bay and Yorkville. The best contemporary rugs com-mand attention and almost dare you to step on them. Not a single doormat among them, these bold works of floor art spark conversation and indeed, may even ignite
controversy. Whether one-of-a-kind or
handmade-to-order in an Af-ghani village or at the foot of the Himalayas in Nepal, each piece expresses the vision of a cutting edge designer and the weaver who crafted it. Their wool and silken threads can span oceans and time, linking disparate cul-tures in an appreciation for the art of the carpet. Here are some striking designs.
SAY A LITTLE PRAYER — THE PRAYER RUG
Artist and illustrator Robyn Waffle is new to rug design. Her Across the Line series from earlier this year, is her first foray into the medium, and for her first pieces, she chose the theme of spirituality and prayer. “I pray all the time to my own higher power; it’s very im-
portant to me.”Inspired by traditional Ira-
nian prayer mats and tribal rugs, Waffle teamed up with Jordan Reznick to create the Modallion rug studio inside Reznick Carpets.
Each rug is hand-knotted and carved in Nepal, using hand-dyed wool. Custom colours and sizes are avail-able, but in stock is the 4 x 6, $2,500 from reznickcarpets.com.
BIRD WATCHING — HUMMINGBIRD
The Hummingbird rug is one of the last projects from British designer Alexander McQueen.
Before he took his own life in 2010, he created the Hummingbird rug as part of a series of pieces.
Tread lightly on fine art
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british designer alexander McQueen created the Hummingbird rug in 2010.
seize every inch of space with carpets
Say a little prayer on the prayer rug created by robyn Waffle.
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It features perhaps the most be-guiling and beautiful of our feath-ered friends, and one that embodies two themes that run throughout his work: strength and fragility.
This strikingly beautiful “tapes-try” rug is the result of a three-year collaboration between the late fash-ion icon and the Rug Company and combines cashmere, pashmina and Aubusson silk.
The birds — handwoven in 300-knot silk and metallic thread — sparkle against a backdrop of either black or ivory pashmina wool, hand-woven in Nepal. Is it a rug? Sure. But it’s perhaps bet-ter suited to the wall, where those birds can really fly. Available exclu-sively from the Rug Company in all standard sizes from 5 x 3 to 18 x 12 as well as custom sizes. The 6 x 4 is $9,312 from therugcompany.com.
IT’S BEAUTIFUL BEING GREEN — PERSIA NO. 1
Some of what gets thrown away is perfectly usable. Award-winning rug designer and architect Jurgen Dahlmanns, of Berlin-based Rug Star, makes sure that doesn’t hap-pen with the lovely leftovers of other carpet makers. His Eco se-ries is hand-knotted in Nepal from discarded silk and Tibetan wool yarns. This piece offers an entirely new and vibrant expression of the traditional Persian; 8 x 10 is $14,950 from modernweave.com.
EARN YOUR STRIPES SOPHIE SKINNY STRIPE
Businesswoman-cum-designer, Katherine Yaphe has made the tran-sition from boardroom to broad-loom, though she’s no stranger to the carpet business: Her family has been in the textile trade for three generations. Her simple, clean, min-imalist rugs are hand-knotted in Ne-pal from hand-dyed Tibetan wool. Yaphe is inspired by Scandinavian design sensibilities; a clean, neutral room where the colour comes from rugs and other textiles. Three sizes on display: 3 x 10, $2,100; 5 x 7, $2,450; 6 x 9, $3,780. Custom sizes made to order from oliveryaphe.com.
GOING VIRAL DIRTY DISHES
When asked to consider the concept of elegance for an upcom-ing design show, textile artist Bev Hisey began to ponder the exqui-siteness of disease.
“Diseases are perfectly designed, there’s an elegance to them and I’m
into science, so it just came to me.” The collection of nine, hand-tuft-
ed, New Zealand wool rugs depict the terrible beauty of viruses and bacteria cultured in petri dishes. Each piece is created in India by members of GoodWeave Interna-tional and are available in 40”for $750 and 6 feet for $1,600 from bev-hisey.com.
SOCCER INSPIRATION — PIECE NO. 27023
We’re not sure whether to be hor-rified or to fall madly in love. From the imagination of German artist Jan Kath, it’s made in Turkey from hand-spun, hand-knotted, naturally dyed wool and Chinese silk.
Alan Pour-vakil of W Studio ex-plains the squiggles are the copied paths travelled by a soccer ball dur-ing a 90-minute match. This 8 x 10 rug takes three weavers, about a year to make and costs $18,000. Cus-tom sizes are also available from wstudio.ca.
ROLLING IN THE DEEP — GIFT
Deep, soft, rolling, hills and val-leys have been hand-tufted into this sexy New Zealand wool and polyes-ter shag, evoking a bed of roses and inviting a romantic interlude.
Made in Turkey, the weavers have used over 23,000 different pile heights for an incredibly tactile effect. Part of the Touch me Deep collection — seriously sensuous n’est-ce pas? — Gift is available in five shades, and five standard and custom sizes. 5’7” x 7’10” for $2,595 from modernweave.com.
Carpet Made for the floor, belongs on the wall
Rolling in the deep uses over 23,000 pile heights.
Persia No. 1 is a rug by Jurgen Dahlmanns made with leftovers.
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The only people who benefit when a house is built are the family mem-bers who get to live there, and the builder who constructed and sold the home, right?
Wrong. The positive impact of new residential construction is far-reaching, bringing benefits to families, businesses and services throughout Regina, immediately, as well as for years to come. Indeed, the residential construction indus-try is a primary contributor to our local prosperity.
One year of building 100 single-family homes in Regina creates approximately $42 million in in-vestment, creating 300 jobs and ap-proximately $15 million in wages — wages that show up as purchases
right across the whole regional economy — not to mention the mil-lions of dollars contributed in taxes as local, provincial and federal government revenues by those em-ployed in the industry. This in itself is far-reaching.
However, what does the economic impact mean from the perspective of the contribution made by those who actually purchase and move into a newly built home? What does it mean in the real day-to-day lives of community residents?
Just think about it. When a fam-ily moves to a community and buys a newly built house, they will likely shop at local stores to buy furni-ture and accessories to decorate the home. They will shop at local stores for their daily groceries, sup-plies, and other consumer items. They will gas up their vehicles at local gas stations so they can get to the stores and elsewhere, have local mechanics work on their vehicles when the break down or need the oil changed, or buy a new vehicle at a local dealer when it’s time to re-
place the old one.The family may need to hire local
companies for regular services to maintain their home, such as land-scaping, yard care, house cleaning, pet sitters or pool upkeep.
Their children will enrol in schools or day care. This increases enrolment meaning more teachers, day-care workers, janitors, cafete-ria workers and other support staff will need to be hired. Those chil-dren may also join sports leagues or other activities, and families will need to buy equipment and pay reg-istration fees that provide stipends for referees, coaches, and instruc-tors.
All of this economic activity puts income into the pockets of local business owners and other profes-sionals, and their families, who then, in turn, go out and spend money themselves which infuses even more money into the commu-nity’s local economy.
The new family also pays prop-erty tax and fees to the City of Re-gina, as well as a host of provincial
taxes. These tax revenues help pay for a wide range of government services, including school teachers, police departments, garbage collec-tion, parks maintenance and road repairs.
Over the long term, as the fami-lies who move into new homes become part of the community, their positive impact continues. We roughly estimate that those 100 new homes provide the community with additional, annually-recurring im-pacts of $3.1 million in local income, $743,000 in taxes and other revenue for local governments, and 53 local jobs. Therefore, not only does home building itself generate huge eco-nomic impact on the local economy, but the benefits are even more far-reaching because those who pur-chase newly built homes also infuse money into the local economy. As such, the entire community ben-efits from the prosperity generated through new home building and de-velopment.
Regina has been experiencing a boom and as Regina grows, the resi-
dential construction industry has been developing the new neighbour-hoods and building the new homes that have defined our city’s growth. This growth has led to prosperity for all of Regina citizens, and we want this prosperity to continue.
The residential construction in-dustry is positioned to work closely with City of Regina policy and deci-sion makers to ensure that contin-ued growth is an underlying con-sideration in all decisions related to housing and development in Regina. City of Regina citizens can support the continued growth and prosperity of our city as well.
As we approach the Oct. 24 civic election, it is vital to support the candidates who advocate for the continued growth and prosper-ity of our city. By voting for those candidates who support a growth agenda, we all will benefit. Get out and vote.
Niebergall is executive director of the Regina & Region Home Builders’
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Meticulously kept 2009 built, 1600 sq. ft., 3 bed 3 bath, 2 storey in Greenson Gardiner. Located directly across the double wide street from the lake
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3375 GREEN BANK ROADGREENS GARDINER
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Rob Lang 527-3999Karla Piel 581-9655
Perfect starter home in Rosemont. 2 beds 1 bath with abasement open for development. Many upgrades overthe last few years. Large double garage. All appliances
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Jason Cossette 551-7666
20 NICKLAUS PLACE, EMERALD PARKExecutive bungalow showcasing 2,000 sq. ft. on the
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Immaculate custom built 3 bdrm 2 storeyhome, lovely open floor plan, 2nd floor
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#4-2201 14TH AVE.Gorgeous 2nd floor 1 bdrm condo with new
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2277 LINDSAY STREETBRODERS ANNEX
864 sq. ft., 2 bdrm, 2 bath 1 3/4 home locatedclose to elementary schools & Al Richie
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9422 WASCANA MEWSWASCANA VIEW
Location, location, location! 2556 sq. ft. 2storey, 4 beds, 4 baths, superb upgrades,triple attached garage, finished basement.
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Kim Kezama 1-306-537-6824
2838 HARTMANN CRESCENTGLENCAIRN VILLAGE
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704 BROADWAY AVE.Nicely updated character home in prime
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4561 HAMES CRESCENTSpacious bungalow built by Summit Homes Ltd. Approx.
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2140 ELLIOTT ST.BRODERS ANNEX
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56 YARNTONCORONATION PARK
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OPEN HOUSESAudrey Neigum 533-3862444 Meadow View Crescent(Pilot Butte, SK)Sat Oct 13, 1pm - 3pmMLS®:444730$409,400.00Bright and cheery 1130 sqft bungalow on a quiet cresc.
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Sheri Hill 536-67607006 Maple Wood CrescentSun Oct 14, 2pm-4pmMLS®:439974$424,900
Igor Riabchyk 529-4467Sun Oct 14, 1pm-4pm2500 Garnet StMLS®:441098$799,000
Shirley MacFarlane 536-9127Sun Oct 14 2pm-4pm102 Upland DriveMLS®:445149$254,900
Carmen Bechard 596-2342306 Queen Street (Raymore, SK)Wed Oct 17, 3:30pm-5pmMLS®:440265$229,900This bungalow features a custom Maple kitchen and a
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Carmen Bechard 596-2342116 Tate Cres (Raymore, SK)Wed Oct 17, 5:30pm-7pmMLS®:443699$309,900 + GST
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Upgraded 3 bdrm up 1¾ bathroom, spacious condoPrivate bay with lots of green space for kidsFully developed bsmt with extra bdrm & bathroomLots of upgrades incl nice kitchen flooring & paintMany extras incl appliances c/airMove in condition Neutral modern tones
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home s F5Saturday, October 13, 2012Leader-Post • leaderpost.com
Call candidates when you see their signs, ask them to explain their platform and whether they understand the potential impacts and unintended consequences of poorly considered public policy. As I look at all the can-didates around the province and the many promises they are making, I become con-cerned as to whether they’ve spent any time understand-ing municipal finances, budgeting or the principles of tax competitiveness. It’s easy to make statements and promises you won’t have to keep, but we as voters need to be smarter as we enter the ballot box and cast our vote. Remember some of these questions:
• Do their positions advo-cate for policies that foster growth, create jobs and at-tract investment?
• Are they aware that many aspects of municipal ser-vices are actually functions that are legislated within the Ministry of Government Re-lations, and other ministries and municipal councils have limited or no discretion in changing or adopting poli-cies that would contravene provincially or federally reg-ulated matters?
• Why are some candidates talking about assuming re-sponsibilities for matters with which the province is charged?
• Do they also know contrac-tors are bound by limits with-in the Occupational Health and Safety Act regarding hours of work among many other concerns that are mat-ters of provincial interest?
Municipalities across Sas-katchewan are faced with the challenges of planning for residential development, infrastructure maintenance, infill revitalization and the costs of growing communi-ties as a result of a growing population that we clearly need to encourage. Regional collaboration would allow many urban and rural mu-nicipalities to combine re-sources to make planning and development more efficient and economically viable.
Currently, Saskatchewan has 786 municipalities, both urban and rural, as com-pared to 347 municipalities in Alberta and 198 in Mani-toba. Since 1996, Ontario has reduced the number of mu-nicipalities from 815 to 444 through a series of amalga-mations. Most communities in Saskatchewan are facing similar issues and could easi-ly find efficiencies and econo-mies of scale if regions were to share resources, and form enduring and mutually ben-eficial partnerships that are better positioned to find prac-tical solutions to the chal-lenges that growth brings.
The provincial govern-ment must retain control of issues regarding provincial interest.
Municipalities are con-tinually seeking new mecha-nisms for funding municipal services and often this fund-ing comes in the form of ser-vice agreement fees paid by builders and developers that provide new homes in the marketplace.
• Some municipalities are already taking advantage of the assessment system to raise revenue by over-valua-tion of undeveloped land.
• Builders and developers, both commercial, face un-reasonable delays acquiring permits and inspection ser-vices even though they pay fees for timely service.
• Municipalities, through issuing offices and inspec-tors, create uncertainty in the interpretation of build-ing codes and are persistent in usurping authority for set-ting and enforcing the build-ing code standards.
• This province needs to adopt the 2010 National Building Code without delay and the province must apply the principle of One Sas-katchewan One Code across all municipalities in the prov-ince. We as an industry are still applying the 2005 code in Saskatchewan and this will have consequences for the in-dustry if we fail to keep pace with changing trends and in-novation. Matters of health and public safety are mat-ters of provincial interest and responsibility for these issues must remain in the provincial domain. We can’t move forward and maintain momentum if we allow 786 interpretations of provincial or national codes or laws.
Every vote counts and your vote matters. Get informed about all the candidates, get answers and, most important, get out to vote on Oct. 24.Alan Thomarat is the president and CEO of the Canadian Home Builders’ Association — Sas-katchewan and the Saskatoon
and Region Home Builders Association. He also serves as a director on the national board of the Canadian Home Builders’
Association in Ottawa.
Commentary
Voters need to identify the real issues
AlAn THOmARATCEO and President
Canadian Home Builders’ Association — Saskatchewan
Every year around this time I start hearing people say things like, “Let’s renovate the kitchen for the holi-days.” They imagine cook-ing a big holiday feast in a beautiful, newly renovated kitchen with all the fancy finishes and appliances. And they’ll talk about all the parties they’ll have.
These discussions are great to get you motivated or narrow down what you want. But this is just the “dreaming” phase. Reality is a whole other ball game.
I never recommend any-one set a hard deadline for a renovation to be done. It’s too stressful. Most people think everything will go smoothly. Usually they’re people who have never gone through a renovation. The reality is that things don’t always go according to plan. Believe me — I know.
Over the last few months we’ve been filming the new
series, Holmes Makes It Right. And I’ll tell you, con-struction and television don’t mix. I guess that’s part of the reason why it’s excit-ing to watch. But it really isn’t an ideal situation.
Construction and reno schedules are crazy: you have to co-ordinate different trades, sometimes mould or asbestos abatement, con-crete pours, inspections. You’re working with differ-ent professionals with differ-ent schedules, and different products. One job can’t start until another is finished.
For instance, you can’t start framing until you’ve secured the structure. Or you can’t put up drywall until your HVAC, plumb-ing and electrical are done, inspected and passed — or you’ll be punching holes and doubling your work.
A short hard deadline, such as by Christmas, sets you up to fail. In a rush to get the job going, you’re go-ing to scramble to find a con-tractor. You probably won’t have time to check referenc-es, review past projects or talk to previous clients. Yes, you can find a contractor in a couple of days; but not the right contractor. This takes
just as long, or longer, than doing the job itself. I’ve said it a million times: Good con-tractors are busy, and most likely, the right one won’t be able to start your project right away. But if you’re set on getting it done by a certain date you’ll settle for whoever is available. And who do you think is going to be available on short notice? Not the pros.
Also, if your deadline leaves no room for any neces-sary repairs, you’re wasting your money. Because if you don’t do it right I guarantee you’ll need to do it again. You don’t want to spend $12,000 on a renovation that will have to be ripped out because what’s underneath wasn’t repaired.
Save yourself the stress. What’s the rush anyway? The only thing you’ll be rushing into is problems. Like the song goes, only fools rush in.
Catch Mike Holmes in his new series, Holmes Makes It Right, premiering Tuesday, Oct. 16 at 9 p.m. on HGTV. For more information, visit hgtv.ca. For more informa-tion on home renovations, visit makeitright.ca.
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Renovating in a rush leads to costly mistakes and long-lasting regrets.
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What is Old is New. Porchscape is a traditionally styled neighbourhood inHarbour Landing. The urban design includes, attractive street-trees, post-topstreet lights, and sidewalks separated from the street by boulevards. Frontporches and pedestrian friendly streetscapes are key traits to this style and aresure to create a warm and safe place to call home. Coming fall 2012!
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DAYTONA HOMES522.3210
CENTURY WEST522.1062
HOMES BY DUNDEE347.8100
NORTH RIDGE DEV.352.5900
PACESETTER565.4663
OAK PARK LIVING586.9106
SPRING GREEN719.1444
TRADEMARK205.2502
ARTISAN546.8030
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HousesHouses
Deer Valley - 31 Deer Crest Run, $529,900, Thisspacious 1689 sq/ft bungalow has 3 bathrooms, 4
bedrooms, finished basmnt with tile andhardwood floors throughout.
RYAN BENDER540-8343
GREATFAMILY HOME
$724,000Wascana View - Location, location, location!
2556 sq. ft. 2 storey, 4 beds, 4 baths, superb upgrades,triple attached garage, finished basement.
DARRYLSPANIER541-9876
LAKERIDGE
Janine Wilson537-3200
Gas
EASTREGINA•Excellent 820 sq.ft. 2 bdrmsemi-detached bungalow
•Located across fromPassive Park•Extensively renovated to like new condition: flooring,plumbing fixtures, light fixtures, kitchen& interior doors
•Basement open for development•Contact JeromeRink@306-533-3675
$219,900
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71 WOODS CRES.EMERALD PARK
2005 4 bed/3 Bath Bungalow. Beautifullylandscaped yard. Main floor laundry.
2 gas fireplaces. Price reduced to $519,000Quick Possession
SUN. 2-5 PM
SYLVIASANDERSON306-536-3288
SOUTHERN SASK
HousesHouses
CarmenKnutson581-7500
Full ¼ section w/ buildings approx. 45 min from Regina, justnorth of Longlake. 1927 Eaton Home approx 1850 sq. ft.,
lots of original character, high eff furnace. Call for full details.
OUT OF TOWN
Quiet Cres. location. 1124 sq. ft.Original Owners extremely well taken
care of 3 Bedroom Bungalow.JanineWilson537-3200
DanielleWilson
536-0027
NORMANVIEW$319,900
Irv or Judy Brenner584-5702 www.fortunefour.com
610 Broadway Ave. E. - 1,004 sq. ft.3 bedroom bung. Dining room, central air, bsmtwith rec room, bedroom, workshop. Large singlegarage. $298,500
1842 Montreal St . - 2 bedroom bung,hardwood floors, newer cabinets, bathroom,shingles, sidewalks. Beside a park. Tenantoccupied. $150,000
1141 Broder St. - 2 bedroom up & 1 down. Recroom. Appliances. Deck. Garage.
Holdfast , Sask. - Renovated 2 bedroombung with brand new kitchen. Garage, large lot.$67,500
Danielle Wilson536-0027
Janine Wilson537-3200
Great Character HomeCharming inside and out, many upgrades,
new kitchen. Quick possession. MLS®438901
$279,900NON REG
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HARBOUR LANDING CONDO$429,900
1121 Bungalow, 2 car garage,backs park, Hardwood
Deer Valley - 67 Deer Crest Run, $614,900, Thisfabulous custom built, solid 2-storey home withvalley views has 4 bathrooms, 5 bedrooms, 2,114
sq/ft of living space, finished bsmnt,andall essential upgrades.
RYAN BENDER540-8343
CondosCondos
ALBERTPARK•Ideal 1,509 sq.ft. 3 bdrm, 3 level corner unit condo
•Woodburning fireplace&patio doors leading onto deck•Open tread staircase to all levels
•Portable island in kitchen•Single attached garage insulated and sheeted
•Contact JeromeRink@306-533-3675$339,900
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JanineWilson537-3200
ROSS INDUSTRIALOver 6500 sq. ft.Office/warehouse
Loading docks & grade doorsCall me for more info. MLS®443548
PRICEREDUCED!!!
$359,900large bungalow in Pilot Butte, mature/private
landscaped yard, 2 garages and lots of space on adouble lot. Call today to view!!
JASONCOSSETTE551-7666
jasoncossette.cajasoncossette.ca/m (mobile)
NormaDeck536-1249
Outstanding acreage so close to HarbourLanding that you can see it from there!! 3 acres
of Impeccably kept grounds & a 1,290 sq. ft.completely renovated home.
RM 159SHERWOOD$799,000
1168 sq. ft. 2+2 bedroom bungalow.Open style plan. Finished basement.
$446,900
Janine Wilson537-3200
LAKERIDGE
NEW LISTING
Host: Irv Brenner584-5702
www.fortunefour.com
OPEN HOUSESUN. 2-4 PM
1315 Radway St., Lakewood1,998 sq.ft. 5 bedroom 2-storey split, 5 bathrooms,main floor laundry, fireplace, developed basement,deck & triple garage.
NewHomesNewHomes
“Build your Dream Home”Lakeridge Addition – 5210 Watson Way
$483,105
Carolyn Zaryski (306) 533-9698email: [email protected]
Visit our New Showhome4773 Padwick Avenue - The Landings
Open: Sat & Sun 1-5, Mon – Thurs 7 – 9
565-4663www.pacesetterregina.com
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The PersanoStarting at $369,000 in Harbour Landing
5264 Aerial Crescent
Builders with the Regina & Region Home Builders’ Associationare helping home buyers go Green with Energy Star®
Authentic Developments Inc.
Ph: (306) 531-4255
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Century West Homes Ltd.
Ph: (306) 522-1062
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Crawford Homes (1991) Ltd.
Ph: (306) 525-9801
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Cypress Homes Ltd.
Ph: (306) 790-7555
www.cypresshomes.ca
Dakine Home Builders Inc.
Ph: (306) 924-1576
www.dakinehomebuilders.ca
Daytona Homes Regina Ltd.
Ph: (306) 779-2288
www.daytonahomes.ca
Gilroy Homes Inc.
Ph: (306) 789-6080
www.gilroyhomes.ca
Harmony Builders Ltd.
Ph: (306) 205-7313
www.harmonybuilders.ca
Homes by Dundee
Ph: (306) 347-8100
www.homesbydundee.ca
Munro Homes Ltd.
Ph: (306) 543-2777
www.munrohomes.com
North Ridge DevelopmentCorporation
Ph: (306) 352-5900
www.northridge.sk.ca
Ripplinger Homes
Ph: (306) 596-2204
www.ripplingerhomes.com
Shatkowski Homes
Ph: (306) 536-3889
www.shatkowskihomes.com
Sthamann Homes Inc
Ph: (306) 789-0136
www.sthamannhomes.com
Trademark Homes Inc.
Ph: (306) 205-2502
www.trademarkhomes.ca
Wood Country
Ph: (306) 699-7284
www.wood-country.com
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New Listing!!! 4809 James Hill RoadHarbour Landing. 3 bdrm. Facing south greenspace. Open concept. Bsmt framed, wired andready for future mother in law suite. $379,900
Dallis Franklin306-581-9498
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HousesHouses
ALL AREASDarren Bostock351-3900
Buyers looking for farmland and/or acreage any size in Regina /Moose Jaw /Lumsden / Southey/Qu’Appelle / or Avonlea area.
Darren Bostock351-3900
Buyers looking for commercialinvestment and businessproperties Regina, Moose Jaw andrural areas
Carmen Bechard596-2342
An active couple looking for abungalow near Broders/Arnheim.Preference will be given to a homecloser to the lake.
Carmen Bechard596-2342
Please help! Couple looking for2-3 acres within 30 minutes ofRegina to build a Quonset. Sheis letting him build a man cave tohouse all of his treasures!
Kris Owens596-3622
Looking for 3-4 bedroom house ineast or south end price to be under$360,000 possession negotiable.
Loretta Hughes537-3500
WONDERFUL lady looking for anopportunity to purchase her newhome in either the Crescents orCathedral. Wanting CHARACTERin a modest-sized two or 1 ½storey. Wishing to spend around$300,000.
Loretta Hughes537-3500
CHARMING retired couple fromthe city seeking large bungalow inone of Wascana View, UniversityPark, University Park East, VarsityPark or Richmond Place. Requirelarge garage for boat and spaceto accommodate visiting familyor entertain friends. Will spend$500,000+ on the perfect home.
Loretta Hughes537-3500
DELIGHTFUL professional couplelooking for an architecturallyunique home with over 2,000 sq.ft. in University Park, UniversityPark East, Richmond Place,Varsity Park or Crescents. Requireoffice, open floor plan and wouldprefer a home with a newerkitchen. $625,000 plus.
Loretta Hughes
537-3500
VIBRANT family with 3 kids is
searching for a 4+ bed, 2+ bath
bungalow or split level with a
minimum of 1,250 sqft. Needs
a double garage. Parkridge,
Lakeridge, Maple Ridge, Westhill
are all good options. Willing to
spend up to $500,000, would
be thrilled to spend less than
$350,000 however.
SOUTHCarmen Bechard596-2342
Young professional teacherlooking for her first condo!Preferred areas near the southend of Regina. Up to $230,000.
Loretta Hughes537-3500
BRIGHT professional gentlemanseeking to spend $300,000 on ahome that includes a basementsuite or potential for such. Hewould prefer to be in the southend but is open to the northwestas well.
Loretta Hughes537-3500
FRIENDLY couple with toddlermoving back to Regina fromYorkton. Looking for a child-friendly updated bungalow forbetween $350,000-$400-000. Arefans of the Dominion Heights andDouglas Park areas. Need 3 bdsand a finished basement. Garage,close proximity to schools andparks would be bonus. Couplewould appreciate a negotiatedpossession date early in the newyear.
Loretta Hughes537-3500
MODISH woman seeking todownsize from her large home inCathedral to a smaller bungalowor two storey in the immediatearea. Avid gardener and wouldlove a cozy den or common space.Willing to spend up to $350,000.Could be move-in ready or requirework.
Loretta Hughes537-3500
RETIRED couple seeking abungalow in South or East Regina.Home needs to be ‘move-in ready’and would preferably have mainfloor laundry. Willing to spend upto $470,000.
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Fully renovated 4 level split on quietbay backing green space in
Albert Park. $399,900
SUNDAY 1-3PMFOR 66 PEARSON
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Kyla Dean737- 2022
Fully renovated spacious bungalowsituated on large corner lot on Albert
Street. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,$484,900.
3516ALBERT STSATURDAY12PM-2PM.
Joel Hunter531-8891
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Pam Daly 570-3435 (Sales Consultant)Val Taylor 209-5352 (Sales Consultant)
Rock PointeOnly 5 minutes east
of Regina off Hwy 46 2.2km north of Pilot Butte
Prime Lots Available in
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TRITHART HOMES6 Cumberland BayWed-Thurs 6:30 pm-8:30 pmSat-Sun 1 pm-4 pm536-5993
Please contact these builders for any remaining Bower West lots.
Authentic Developments (531-4255); Camelot (539-0705);Carolyn (541-5356); Crawford (525-9801); Emerald Park Homes(596-0577); Harmony Builders (591-0631); Kratz (721-9696); L&BBuilders (540-5315); Munro Homes (596-2727) Reimer (737-2318);Sun Country (522-3303); Trithart (536-5993); and Varsity (525-2329)home builders.
Announcing For 2012 - 73 New Lots!!Please contact these builders for any remaining Bower West lots.
Authentic Developments (531-4255); Camelot (539-0705);Carolyn (541-5356); Crawford (525-9801); Emerald Park Homes(596-0577); Harmony Builders (591-0631); Kratz (721-9696); L&BBuilders (540-5315); Munro Homes (596-2727) Reimer (737-2318);Sun Country (522-3303); Trademark Homes (205-2502);Trithart (536-5993); and Varsity (525-2329) home builders.
TRADEMARK HOMES11 Cumberland Bay 205-2502Hours: Mon-Thurs 7-9pmSat & Sun 1-5pm
CRAWFORD HOMES525-980140 Emerald Ridge EastHours: Mon-Thurs 7-9pmSat, Sun & Holidays 1-5pm
SHOW HOMES
Showhome hours: Mon-Thurs: 7-9 pmWeekends & Holidays: 1-5 pm*RGB By Oak Park Living open Mon-Fri 5-9pm,
Weekends and Holidays 12-5pm*
Homes By Dundee4707 Glass Street347-8100
Artisan Design Build4826 Upson Road546-8030
Crawford Homes4813 Upson Road525-9801
Harmony Builders4818 Upson Road205-7313
Century West Homes4810 Upson Road522-1062
Janson Homes4805 Upson Road537-3200
Gilroy Homes4802 Upson Road789-6080
Homes by Deveraux4606 Curtiss Avenue522-5556
Varsity Homes4717 Hames Crescent525-2329
Pacesetter Homes5264 Aerial Crescent565-4663
Homes By Dundee4413 Padwick Road347-8100
Daytona Homes4773 James Hill Road522-3210
North Ridge Dev.4761 Padwick Ave352-5900
Ripplinger Homes4773 Padwick Ave533-9698 (Closed Holidays)
RGB/Oak Park Living5110 Jim Cairns Road586-9106
Showhome hours: Mon-Thurs: 7-9 pm Weekends & Holidays: 1-5 pm
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Acreages&LotsAcreages&LotsNear Lipton, 800 sf, newly ren-ov., lrg kitch., 2 BR, $500 +util. Immed. Purchase optionavail. 306-586-3179; 531-5979
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ApartmentsApartments1622 - 15thAVENUE1 BDRM$725-$750
205-45882129HAMILTONSTREET
1 BDRM$720BACHELOR$470
546-40442231ALBERTSTREET
2BDRM$960205-3432
2120CORNWALLSTREET1 BEDROOM$710-$720
550-49592249CORNWALLSTREET
1 BDRM$770-$840501-8495
2601 - 14THAVENUE1 BDRM$780757-4324
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ApartmentsApartments2250ROSESTREET
1 BEDROOM&DEN$740591-2518OR347-32261924 14THAVENUE
1 BEDROOM$700-$730546-4044
2175ROBINSONSTREET1 BEDROOM$610
205-9532
4045ROBINSONSTREET1 BDRM$850545-7938
4040RETALLACKSTREET1 BDRM$810535-6759
2620 12THAVENUE1 BDRM$700
BCHLR$500-$580522-0920OR789-7688NOLEASENOPETS
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CATHEDRAL - 1 BRANDBACHELOR
REFERENCES. 586-0138.C 6 0 7 2 3 7
CHAMPLAIN - 2339 Lorne St.,1 BR, $910, Nov 1CANADIANA - 2345 Broad St,2 BR, $1125, Dec 1
Call 596-7075C 6 0 9 1 1 5
GOLDENMILE - 530-33651 Bedroom, close to shopping
&bus, no pets.CIRCommercial Realty Inc.o/aColliers International
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HamptonHouse 1 brapartments inmature block
N/S/P, $966&up306-584-1855C 5 9 9 4 6 8
In a quiet, clean and well main-tained 4-Plex building, close toamenities and across from apark. Two bedrooms, 1 bath-roomwith coin operatedwash-er & dryer on site & a live incaretaker. Window A/C &single detached garage park-ing. Top floor suite. No Pets/Smoking, Adult Only Building.”Available Nov. 1. $1,090/mo.1355 York St. Call: 596-7073
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MUST SEE newely developed 1BR bsmt suite, incl 6 app,laminate / ceramic flr, greatlocation. $1,045 util incl.
306-761-2097C 6 0 8 7 9 6
Small 2 bedroom basementsuite. Utilities Inc. Ref. re-quired. No pets. No children.No smoking. Call 789-8439
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SOUTH - Nice & Clean, Large1BR. Balcony, Air, Parking.
$875. Ph: 591-2363.C 6 0 9 5 8 7
Warehouse District CondoAvail now. 2700 sf, 2 BR, 2 bth.Call 522-6629 Galon Realty
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ApartmentsFurnishedApartmentsFurnished2646 REYNOLDS ST 2 Bed−rooms, 1 Bathrooms, Laundry,utilities, wireless, cable,$1,400. (306) 526−9985
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CITYWIDENew Spacious 1 & 2 bdrm. fullyfurnished and unfurnishedcondos. Incl. util., phone,cable. internet, parking & laun-dry. Weekly & monthly ratesavail. 591-2736 or 789-7727
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FULLY FURNISHED 1 br bsmt,all appls, prkg & plug in, $1000+ SD. No kids or pets. 18 blockSt. John. 352-3189; 530-0838
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WALK TOWORKFURNISHED APARTMENT
Available 2 bdrm apt. locatedon 9 block 11th Ave. acrossfrom the Ukrainian Co-op. Allutilities inc. except cable.Laundry facilities on mainfloor. One electrified parking.For viewings contact Jerome@ 1-306-533-3675 No petpolicy. $1250 per month.
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Commercial& IndustrialPropertyOFFICES FOR RENT, 250-300sq.ft. $700/gross rent. 1000sq.ft. $800/gross rent. 8thAve. Private entrance.
Call 545-5455.C 5 6 0 6 7 1
Rent high traffic storefrontdowntown – great display –
Lloyd Realty 525-0125C 6 0 5 6 4 0
Commercial & Industrial PropertyCommercial & Industrial PropertySpace for Lease
4626Albert St. - 2,779 sq. ft.1950BroadSt. - 2nd flr - 2,200 sq. ft.
Call now for detailsAdamNiesner, Jr. 569-1424
www.niesner.comC562524
CondosCondos65WestfieldDr.1 Bdrm - $1,095
3 utilities, elevator, non-smoking, adults preferred,lease, no pets586-6909
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EXECUTIVEFURN. & UNFURN. CONDOS
Call Lana at 502-5262.C 6 0 9 1 4 4
Northeast off Rochdale2BR, priv entrance. 5 appl
$1300/mo.Call 359-3715 or 591-1730
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NW Upper townhouse, 2 br, 4appl's, a/c, frpl, prkg. N/S.Nov. 1st. $1,000 + util. Ref's.Near all amen. 306-543-8848
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Duplexes,Doubles&Triplexes
Duplexes,Doubles&TriplexesGocki Park. Must See! 2BRlower level duplex. Incl 7 appl infloor radiant heat laminate /ceramic flr great location Nov 1.$1345+pwr. 306-761-2097
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12 BLOCKGARNET2bdrmbungalow. $750permonth.No pets. Available Nov 1st.Call 205-7776or 501-7610
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1,2,3,4 and5 bdr, newly renodhouse's and suites, starting at
$1095. 306-533-4510or306-539-3170
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2 BEDROOM house, with 4 ap-pliances, no pets, availablenow, $1000/mo. 737-5398.
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2 story 4 BR house, newlyrenovated, 1436 Cameron St,5 appli, $1500. 306-535-0811
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2515 MCDONALD ST. Clean 1BR house in quiet area. Tenantmust be mature, working andquiet. 522-9336
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3037MCCALLUM AV 3Bed,2Bath, NOV 1,Parking,FR/ST/DW, no smoke/pets $1,700.LeaveMsg. 306−501−7991
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973 Argyle Street Regina,3 BR, 4 appl, air, lower Duplex.1000 sf. $900/mo. Ref's.306-757-1236 or 306-584-7629
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ALRITCHIEAREAHOUSESFORRENT. 2BRAND3BR. REFERENCES.
586-0138.C 6 0 7 2 3 9
FURNISHED&UNFURNISHEDRENTALSAVAILABLECall Shawn’s PropertyManagement Ltd. at
539-4715C587013
HousesFurnishedHousesFurnished4th and Lewvan. 1.5 Story,3 BR 2Bath. N/S, N/P. Utilitiessplit 2/3, 1/3 with bsmt suite.$1350/mo. Phone: 541-9826.
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ALBERT PARK, fully furnished,avail. Oct. 24, 2012 - April 23,2013. 1800 sqft . $2000.306-586-9523
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Lakeview - 2 BR, 1 bath, newkitchen, 5 appls, $1400/mo. +utilities. N/S. No pets. Ref's
req'd. 306-565-2198.C 6 1 0 6 9 3
WESTHILL. Furnished, 4 bdrmhouse. Garage. No smk/pets.A v a i l . N o v 1 - M a r 3 1 .$1600+util($400). 543-6962
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RoomWithoutBoardRoomWithoutBoardFurnished. Easy Access toRing Rd & Lewvan. Bdrm fur-niture, TV, cable, internet, barfridge. 789-4623 Leave msg.
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LHK, QUIET MALERUPERT STREET
569-8353C 5 9 3 3 6 0
SharedAccommodationSharedAccommodation1 BR in large bi-level, Norman-viewWest, $600/mo. includesutilities. Close to amenities.
After 6 pm call 306-539-3791C 6 0 0 4 3 6
102 ROBINSON CRES 50+fem 8appl 1bth db garagelndry upgrades no smokingwheelchair access must like2cats +1bird utilities included$650. (306) 584−3796
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East End - 1 bdrm in newlyreno'd home, fully furn, $700incl all util/cbl/net/tv/DVD.596-5912
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FULLY FURNISHEDROOMSSharedAccommodationsByDowntown. $720+
Call 531-4373C 6 0 0 9 6 4
Beautiful Lakeview Area,Close to Wascana Park,Looking for a Roomate toshare a house, bright,easyaccess to downtown.Responsible person. $375,i n c l u d e s u t i l i t i e s . N o nsmoking. Available Now. Call(306) 526-1487
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Vacation&RecreationPropertiesOutsideCanadaScottsdale, Arizona.
1 & 2 BR condos for rent.Call 306-522-6629 for details.
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WarehouseSpace&StorageService
WarehouseSpace&StorageServiceSemi-truck storage for wintermonths. StartingNovember 1.
Call 539-4642C 6 0 3 7 2 6
Storage for VehiclesHeated$500 - Cold$300For 6months. PhoneMike522-4899 or 584-7630
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While picking out a costume may be at the top of your to-do list this month, don’t for-get about your home.
Whether you’re hosting a spooky adult gathering or you want to give trick-or-treaters a scare, giving your home a creepy facelift can awaken your imagination and give your creative bone a tickle.
Create ambience: Light up your walkway with tin lanterns. Punch some holes in tin cans and place tea candles inside. The glittering lights are inviting, but also cast a spooky shadow. Add to the creepy ambience by play-ing some haunting music.
“Having a little music coming out of the windows
makes it more enticing,” says Sheila Davies, set designer of the kiddie haunted house that raises funds for the Chil-dren’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario.
If you have some extra cash, Davies recommends in-vesting in a fog machine.
“It really adds some spook-iness to the front of your house,” she says.
Creepy cemetery: Trans-form your lawn into a haunt-ed graveyard. Cover a tarp with soil and surround it with leaves, creating the ef-fect that the ground is com-ing up.
Buy some skeleton parts and pose a head popping up in the middle of the pile and an arm or leg coming out of the side.
“You can make gravestones out of Styrofoam or buy them in a discount store,” Davies
says. Add some ripped or bloody clothing around the edges of the gravesite for an extra scary effect.
Make your own gravekeep-ers using old clothing stuffed with leaves or newspapers and place them on your porch chair. Davies has re-cycled bridesmaid dresses to entice some laughs.
“I added a mask of a paint-ed-up lady with big blond hair, gave her some pink shoes and a snake around her neck to make her look scary,” she says.
Use nature: You don’t have to spend a lot of money to decorate your home. Na-ture has provided us with its own spooky elements.
“Anytime there are piles of leaves, it adds to the scari-ness because it can look like a covered grave,” Davies says.
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This Wrap around Me reversible throw, with a graphic repeat, is a great option for a contemporary room.
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Sweater-y cable knits, textural weaves, rich faux furs … this fall, throws are showing up in all the retail-ers’ collections.
Basically small couch blankets, throws set the stage for comfy days spent on a comfy chair cocooned in a comfy — well, you get the idea.
What makes a throw a must-have is its wrapability. It shouldn’t be too weighty, and should have a soft, pliant feel. Today’s woollens and blends are very dif-ferent from the scratchy, itchy, heavier versions of the past. And the new synthetics are a tactile won-derland of supple, velvety plushness.
In a great colour that co-ordinates with your fur-niture, a snuggly throw is a functional, stylish acces-sory.
Elaine Griffin, a contributing design editor to Bet-ter Homes & Gardens, recommends restraint when using this decorative element.
“Solid colours and discreet patterns add style to living rooms and dens. Leave the boldly striped and patterned throws for across the foot of your bed or in children’s spaces,” she advises.
But she also encourages a little colour play.“Throws are guilt-free occasions to indulge in the
season’s trendiest colours,” she says. If you can’t commit to a burgundy or citron wall,
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Furnishing a new home can be exhilarating and daunting all at the same time. Where do you begin? And how much will it cost? These are questions that all new homeowners face.
Tony Trew, marketing di-rector for Structube, a con-temporary furnishing store, advises new homeowners to consider four aspects when deciding on furnishings.
“Comfort, design, dura-bility and affordability,” are the four pillars, he says, “regardless of whether someone is just starting to purchase furniture for an entire home or refreshing items in an existing space.”
First-time homebuyers are faced with many excit-ing decisions, and most of them come with a price tag.
“Many new home designs are open concept, and you need to consider how the rooms interact with each other,” Trew says. “When you can see one room from another, you should select furnishings that comple-ment each other.”
Design flow is an easy concept for Structube. The Montreal-based furniture company brims with stylish and affordable items for any home. Stepping into one of their showrooms is similar to thumbing through the pages of a European design magazine.
“We offer something for every room that is lived in,” Trew says. “Living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and home offices are all designed with function, design and affordability in mind.”
The modern furnishings reflect a European flair. Any idea that contemporary or modern design is always cold or austere will quickly dissipate once you view the showroom.
So where to start?“Start with the big items
that will give you staying power,” Trew suggests.
“Introducing a statement piece like a sofa or sectional allows the room to be an-chored while offering com-fortable seating.”
New homeowners are often busy and social, so selecting seating to handle frequent entertaining is key. Structube’s Kennedy sectional is a good example of a comfortable piece that exudes warmth.
The Soho coffee table adds practical sophistica-tion as a two-tiered, glass-and-wood table. The pairing would be a welcoming set-ting for a family room, and with a price under $2,000 for both items, the Struc-tube philosophy of quality design at affordable pricing rings true.
In the kitchen, function is also key. “The kitchen is always a busy place in any home,” Trew says, “so you have to pay attention to its function while recogniz-ing its visibility from other rooms.”
T h e H a m b u r g t a b l e makes a statement with its heavy, rustic design, while the Delgada extension table is lighter and more mod-ern. The centre-pedestal design comes in high-gloss lacquered white, dark oak and walnut finish with a
steel base. A unique feature is the hidden leaf that ap-pears when the two sides pull apart. This versatile design seats six comfort-ably when closed and eight when fully opened.
“With storage being a major consideration, effi-cient designs are essential,” Trew says.
One of the most im-portant purchases is the bed. “The bedroom is the most personal space in the house, and a great place for homeowners to be creative with developing their own style.”
Trew says he often sees customers purchase a bed and combine it with occa-sional tables rather than selecting the matching bed-side tables.
This sense of nurturing a developing style should be applied to the entire house.
“When you are starting out, your selections need to make your life easier, so
start with the items you personally need to fit your lifestyle,” Trew says. “Once the key pieces are in place, you can accessorize at your own pace.”
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Modern design doesn’t have to be cold, expensiveAlways start
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The ankara bed by Structube is a modern piece at a reasonable price. Today’s open-concept homes mean the bed may be visible from other parts of the home.
The Kennedy sectional and Soho table by Structube will meet the needs of a busy new homeowner’s life. when buying for a first home, start with the big items first.
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