Showing posts with label Luxury. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luxury. Show all posts
 
When space is at a premium, it pays to be inventive with what little room you have. Window boxes - tiny pockets of flowers and foliage scattered across city centres - are a wonderful way to bring green into the concrete jungle. From exotic evergreens to traditional blooms, it's time to transform your windowsill into something spectacular. 


  Dwarf dahlias work well in a small windowbox and come in a plethora of colours - from candy pink to bright orange.

Tiny violas are a delicate choice for a country cottage windowsill. Victorian Violas has the very best selection. 

 Choose climbing pelargoniums and geraniums to create a verdant screen to mask a view into a ground floor flat.

 These homemade wooden window boxes are filled with trailing white bacopa for a chic neutral look.

 Jungle-like combinations of plants work well against a deep Georgian black-blue wall.


There are walk-ins and then there are these beauties that redefine what it means to own a luxury closet. The only problem? You'll be left full of envy after taking a peek at these rooms, which feature museum-quality shoe storage and a few chandeliers (because, why not?).​




Bright Skylight 
The skylight in the closet provides natural light, making it easier
                             (and more enjoyable!) to pick out an outfit in the morning.

           Shoe Storage
                 A dedicated space for it, which represents the height of luxury (we agree!).

                              High-End Doors                              
 The mirrored panels and hardware in this closet were inspired by the Hôtel de Crillon in Paris.   and the cozy furniture and chandelier are just the cherry on top.

Boutique Touches
When it comes to boutique design, less is certainly more as seen in this closet. That way, you can actually see what you own.



Black and White
Even the most cramped closets can get a boost from wallpaper (or paint).Focusing on one wall to not overwhelm the rest of the space.

                                                            
  Dressing Space
Channel the glamorous feel of a changing room by bringing in a tufted bench or ottoman to     your bedroom to create a lovely dressing space.


Are you ready for this year's Thanksgiving meal? Whether you're having your guests over for lunch or dinner, your table can't be one of the bunch. We've gathered a set of gorgeous design and decoration ideas to give your creativity and inspiration a boost. Enjoy!



























With so many families moving to Texas these days, it seems vitally important to learn which cities offer the best options for settling down and investing.

Nerdwallet.com came out with a list of the best cities in Texas for young families, based on data regarding the public school system, median home values, and the growth of the local economy as well as population growth. Read on to see which cities made the list and of course, if you’re interested in investing or moving to these cities, give us a call, we’ll be happy to make it to work with you towards making it happen!

10) Carrollton


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With a GreatSchools rating of 7, a monthly homeowner cost of $1,512, and a median household income of $78,601, Carrollton makes a great place for young families to settle down. Even though it's a growing city, it also has that small-town vibe that will make you feel right at home.


9) Richardson


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Richardson is a very affordable, safe place for young families. It has a ranking of 8/10 from GreatSchools, a monthly average homeowner cost of $1,655, and a 2% population change between 2010 and 2011.

8) Abilene


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In Abilene, the monthly homeowner cost is just $1,007, and the median household income is $51,405. For families who want an affordable place to live with great school districts, this is a wonderful choice.

7) McKinney


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With a GreatSchools rating of 8/10, a median household income of $97,792, and the plethora of art galleries, farmer's markets, and recreational activities available, McKinney offers young couples a nice option when it comes to raising a family.

6) Frisco


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Frisco, another suburb of Dallas-Fort Worth, is an excellent choice for raising a family. It has a GreatSchools rank of 9/10, a median home value of $234,900, and has been named "Tree City USA" for its abundance of forests within the city.This makes it a family-friendly, active, environmentally-conscious city to raise a family in.

5) Pearland


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Pearland, a suburb of Houston, has a GreatSchools rate of 8, a median home value of $183,600, and a median household income of $103,136. With its proximity to Houston, outstanding schools, and cultural diversity, it makes a wonderful place to raise children.

4) League City


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League City earned a 9/10 rating with GreatSchools, and also the population growth was just .20% between 2010 and 2011, which means it isn't too overpopulated. It's near Galveston and the NASA Johnson Space Center, so there's plenty of opportunities for recreation and entertainment.

3) Flower Mound


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Flower Mound, a suburb of Dallas-Fort Worth, is the only city on our list that earned a 10/10 with GreatSchools. 62.8% of households here earn over $100,000, making it one of the highest-earning cities in the country. Its exemplary schools and proximity to Dallas-Fort Worth earn this city one of the top spots on our list.

2) Allen


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Allen saw a 3% population change between 2010 and 2011, and earned an overall score for young families of 54.6. With monthly owner costs of $1,812, it's one of the more affordable cities on our list.

1) The Woodlands


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Finally, The Woodlands came in at number 1 on our list due to its exceptional school system and a 22.6% population change between 2010 and 2011, showing that the local economy is thriving.

Do you agree with this list? What cities or towns in Texas do you think make the perfect place to raise a family? Would you like to look for a property in The Woodlands? Give us call! 713.629.7771

Source: www.onlyinyourstate.com




Designing the perfect nursery for your baby-to-be can be a fun, exciting and rewarding; but it can also be a little overwhelming, especially if you don't know where to begin. That's why this week we are filling our blog with a little over 30 nursery design ideas to kickstart your inspiration. Enjoy!