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CREATING A
Signature HOME STYLE WITH
homeanddecor.ca
SEPT - OCT 2015VOLUME 13, ISSUE 5, FREE
EDMONTON EDITION
PLUS IN THIS ISSUE
WHAT THE TRENDSETTERSWANT FOR 2016
CREATING A CREATING A
Signature HOME STYLE WITHSignature HOME STYLE WITHSignature
JANETTEEWEN
EDMONTON FALL HOME SHOW GUIDE!
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In every issue
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VOLUME 13 ISSUE 05
SEPT - OCT 2015contentsCover Story
8
Creating a Signature
Home Style with Janette Ewen
pg
17 24 26
by Salina Yara Halabi
HD&R features
12 FeatureRaising the roof, building a dream by Marie Soprovich
16 Decoding The Codeby Michael Nyikes
17 Want to improve your home’s curb appeal? Think concrete!By Renée Majeau
18 A Cut Above LivingAn elevated renovation experienceby Salina Yara Halabi
22 Go with glass. Window + door trends 2015By Aynsley Dueck
24 What the Trendsetters want for 2016By Tracy Fortin
26 RenoMarkBack to basics with renovations
28 Tile’s TrendDigital printing on ceramic and porcelain and the latest technology on tilesby Salina Yara Halabi
30 NewsCHBA Awards of Excellence fi nalists
WE’RE LISTENING!Send us your comments, questions, renovation stories, pictures and great ideas!
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FALL IS MY FAVOURITE SEASON – I love everything about it. The rich colors, the warm fabrics and the delicious fl avours (pumpkin anyone?) ease us into the cooler days coming our way. While we may not be ready to bid adieu to the lazy days of summer, there is some comfort in knowing that we still have some time before our outdoors are covered in white! For those looking to get back indoors to update, decorate and renovate their home, we have plenty of inspiration in this issue to help get you started.
This year, the all new Edmonton Fall Home Show brings us Janette Ewen – interior stylist and lifestyle expert. Janette has appeared on a number of HGTV shows, including Inside the Box with Emmy award-winning Ty Pennington, and is known especially for her creative, budget-friendly and original approach to design. We caught up with Janette and asked for some of her famous designer advice on several home decor topics. Be sure to check out our cover story for more details!
Also this issue we give you sneak peek into what’s in store for 2016 when it comes to design trends. Modern organics, fresh neutrals, smart mudrooms and white kitchens top the trendsetters’ lists. We also delve into what’s new in windows, doors, and even concrete!
Home Décor & Renovations Magazine is proud to announce the fi nalists in the Renovation categories for the 2015 CHBA–Alberta Awards of Excellence. Winners in these categories, plus three prestigious Builder of the Year Awards will be announced September 18 at BUILD 2015 in Jasper. See inside to read about the renovators that have been recognized as the best in the industry. Congratulations to all the fi nalists!
Whether you’re planning a small project or a major home transformation, we have the information to help you every step of the way. Heed the advice of the professionals gracing our pages, and do it right the fi rst time. Hiring a professional means you can renovate with confi dence, and that your renovation dreams can be realized.
Happy Renovating!
Want more news on the home, decor and reno front? Check out our site: homeanddecor.ca
EDITOR, YP [email protected]
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Ode to Fall
Editor’s Notebook
SEPT - OCT 2015VOLUME 13 ISSUE 5
President, YP NextHome
Jacqueline Hill
Editor-In-Chief / Director of Content
Susan Legge
Director of Sales, National
Moe Lalani
National Sales Manager, Home Decor and Renovations,
Sales Manager, Condo Guide and GTA New Homes
Conni Robinson
Art Director
Megan Pike
Editor/Account Executive
Nancy Chemait 780.619.3241
Production Manager
Bala Gnanapandithan
Graphic Designer
Viosa Barileva
Production Co-Ordinator
Dennis Ng
Contributors
Shell BuseySara DuckElisa KrovblitMichael Nyikes Salina Yara HalabiMarie Soprovich
home decor & renovationsPO Box 458Station MainEdmonton, AlbertaT5J 2K1
Home Decor & Renovations magazine is published six times a year. Home Decor & Renovations magazine is distributed throughout Edmonton and Greater Edmonton area. This publication has been designed for the renovation market as a guide. Home Decor & Renovations magazine carefully inspects all ads for accuracy, however, the publisher and the printer shall not be responsible for any mistakes, design errors or incorrect information which is provided by the advertiser or their representative.
The advertising herein, including the photographs and all artwork is the property of Home Decor & Renovations magazine and not that of the advertiser. The advertiser has purchased the right of reproduction in Home Decor & Renovations magazine only and does not have the right to reproduce the ad in whole or in part in any other place or publication without the consent of the publisher.
The entire contents of this publication are protected by copyright and are intended for the sole use of the public.
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FALL IS MY FAVOURITE SEASON – I love everything about it. The rich colors, the warm fabrics and the delicious fl avours (pumpkin anyone?) ease us into the cooler days coming our way. While we may not be ready to bid adieu to the lazy days of summer, there is some comfort in knowing that we still have some time before our outdoors are covered in white! For those looking to get back indoors to update, decorate and renovate their home, we have plenty of inspiration in this issue to help get you started.
This year, the all new Edmonton Fall Home Show brings us Janette Ewen – interior stylist and lifestyle expert. Janette has appeared on a number of HGTV shows, including Inside the Box with Emmy award-winning Ty Pennington, and is known especially for her creative, budget-friendly and original approach to design. We caught up with Janette and asked for some of her famous designer advice on several home decor topics. Be sure to check out our cover story for more details!
Also this issue we give you sneak peek into what’s in store for 2016 when it comes to design trends. Modern organics, fresh neutrals, smart mudrooms and white kitchens top the trendsetters’ lists. We also delve into what’s new in windows, doors, and even concrete!
Home Décor & Renovations Magazine is proud to announce the fi nalists in the Renovation categories for the 2015 CHBA–Alberta Awards of Excellence. Winners in these categories, plus three prestigious Builder of the Year Awards will be announced September 18 at BUILD 2015 in Jasper. See inside to read about the renovators that have been recognized as the best in the industry. Congratulations to all the fi nalists!
Whether you’re planning a small project or a major home transformation, we have the information to help you every step of the way. Heed the advice of the professionals gracing our pages, and do it right the fi rst time. Hiring a professional means you can renovate with confi dence, and that your renovation dreams can be realized.
Happy Renovating!
Want more news on the home, decor and reno front? Check out our site: homeanddecor.ca
EDITOR, YP [email protected]
Follow us on twitter:twitter.com/YPNextHome
Like us on FacebookFacebook.com/HomeDecorandReno
NANCY CHEMAIT
Ode to Fall
Editor’s Notebook
SEPT - OCT 2015VOLUME 13 ISSUE 5
President, YP NextHome
Jacqueline Hill
Editor-In-Chief / Director of Content
Susan Legge
Director of Sales, National
Moe Lalani
National Sales Manager, Home Decor and Renovations,
Sales Manager, Condo Guide and GTA New Homes
Conni Robinson
Art Director
Megan Pike
Editor/Account Executive
Nancy Chemait 780.619.3241
Production Manager
Bala Gnanapandithan
Graphic Designer
Viosa Barileva
Production Co-Ordinator
Dennis Ng
Contributors
Shell BuseySara DuckElisa KrovblitMichael Nyikes Salina Yara HalabiMarie Soprovich
home decor & renovationsPO Box 458Station MainEdmonton, AlbertaT5J 2K1
Home Decor & Renovations magazine is published six times a year. Home Decor & Renovations magazine is distributed throughout Edmonton and Greater Edmonton area. This publication has been designed for the renovation market as a guide. Home Decor & Renovations magazine carefully inspects all ads for accuracy, however, the publisher and the printer shall not be responsible for any mistakes, design errors or incorrect information which is provided by the advertiser or their representative.
The advertising herein, including the photographs and all artwork is the property of Home Decor & Renovations magazine and not that of the advertiser. The advertiser has purchased the right of reproduction in Home Decor & Renovations magazine only and does not have the right to reproduce the ad in whole or in part in any other place or publication without the consent of the publisher.
The entire contents of this publication are protected by copyright and are intended for the sole use of the public.
Creating a Signature Home Style with
Janette EWENBy Salina Yara Halabi
The interior style of a home says a lot about a person, and Janette Ewen is the style mastermind when it comes to showcasing unique personality and character through
home décor. Her expert advice has been showcased on numerous HGTV shows, and placed her in a lead
design role on Inside the Box with Ty Pennington. We chatted with Janette for a sneak preview of the
style guru’s design advice before her upcoming visit to the Edmonton Fall Home Show this October. Read on for some design savvy tips and tricks!
Cover Story
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Cover Story
1WITH FALL JUST AROUND THE CORNER, DO YOU HAVE ANY FAVOURITE
TRENDS THAT YOU ARE EXCITED TO WORK WITH? I’m loving that mid-
century modern is back in a big way. It has a slight modern twist. I think it
will really add some sophistication and masculinity to interior spaces.
2WHERE DO YOU GO TO GET YOUR DESIGN INSPIRATION? I travel
a ton. I love visiting design hubs like Paris, London, Palm Springs,
Miami, NYC, the list goes on and on. I also love exploring design hotels,
museums, libraries…
3WHAT IS THE ONE PIECE OF DÉCOR YOU LIKE TO SPLURGE ON? I love
quality in furniture and accessories. Probably my biggest splurge is
lighting. I think lighting is the jewelry of the home.
4DO YOU HAVE ANY TRIED-AND-TRUE DIY TRICKS THAT HAVE A
TENDENCY PASS OFF AS AN EXPENSIVE BUY? Gold leaf, I could gold
leaf anything. Old frames instantly become luxurious, crown molding is
kicked up a notch—get out your gold leaf for an instant luxury look.
5WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE SPACE TO STYLE IN A HOME AND WHY? I
love the formal living room or parlour. It’s the hub of all things good. I
love to entertain and I think the formal gathering place in the home is an
opportunity to bring in chic design. It’s more about the design and less
about function. It’s the room where memories are made.
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6SOMETIMES LESS IS MORE WHEN IT COMES TO
ACCESSORIZING A ROOM. IS THERE A RULE OF THUMB YOU
FOLLOW REGARDING THE NUMBER OF ACCENT DÉCOR PIECES
YOU USE? (FOR EX: NUMBER OF PILLOWS ON A SOFA OR VASES
ON A TABLE?) I think we need to toss rules out the window
when it comes to accessorizing. Accessories are the “winks”
in the home - the pieces that show off our personality and
individuality. So have fun, if its looks right it is right- play with the
set-up of accessories till the look right to you.
7WHERE DO YOU STAND ON OVERALL HOME STYLE – DO YOU
THINK EACH ROOM SHOULD HAVE ITS OWN STORY? OR DO
YOU PREFER THE HOME TO HAVE A COMPREHENSIVE STYLE? I
like a little cohesiveness… I don’t like a frenetic home, its feels
forced and inauthentic. A home should reflect you and have
nods to your various loves but it shouldn’t be “around the world”
in 7 rooms.
8WHEN WORKING WITH A CLIENT WHAT ARE A FEW OF THE
KEY QUESTIONS YOU ASK THEM SO THAT YOU HAVE AN
UNDERSTANDING OF THEIR PERSONAL STYLE? I have a cocktail
with them and dig deep to find out what their “turn-ons are”
what are they passionate about. I often ask about where they
grew up, what movies they love, books, musicians…
9CLUTTER ALWAYS SEEMS TO BE AN ISSUE IN EVERYONE’S
HOME. WHAT’S YOUR GO-TO WAY TO STORE AWAY THE MESS
WHEN STORAGE SPACE IS AN ISSUE? LOOK up, there is so much
unused space in the upper regions of a home. Our kitchens for
example. Cute or quirky boxes can run along the top of your
cabinets along with some well-placed accessories... Also edit
out what you don’t use. An organized home is a happy home.
10 IF YOU HAD TO DESCRIBE YOUR DESIGN
STYLE THROUGH MUSIC WHAT SONGS
WOULD MAKE THE LIST? I love this question!!
I often design a space based on music. I think
my top songs would be, “Kitten on the Keys”
(Liberace), “Music for a found Harmonium”
(Penguin Cafe Orchestra) and “The Windmills of
Your Mind” (Dusty Springfield)
For more information on Janette Ewen and the Edmonton Fall Home Show,
please visit edmontonfallhomeshow.com
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Feature
by Marie Soprovich Owner Aquarian Renovations
RAISING ROOF Building a Dream
THE
Homeowner Dirk Chan bought a sprawling bungalow in a very desirable
neighbourhood near the river and knew that “one day” he would
renovate it. Like many busy business owners, Dirk put off the renovation
until the need became so great that the renovation was essential. “The house
was stuck in the 60’s complete with a blue shag carpet and a very outdated
layout. The paint was flaking off the outside of the house and my home was the
dirge of the neighbourhood for six years…” Dirk recalls with a twist of humour.
“It was time to either fix it up or sell it.” Add to that the embarrassment of things
just not working – especially the plumbing! The time was up! Dirk remembers
the turning point in the renovating decision process. He remembered two
critical incidents that were decisive turning points one being a missed flight that
created some significant “think time” but the biggest was the “water leak in all
BEFORE
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BEFORE
three bathrooms. These were so bad that I had to
turn the main water valve off and on just to take a
shower! Then one day a most embarrassing thing
happened when I was hosting a barbeque in my back
yard and I had to leave the water on! The steam from
the leaky shower in the basement was so bad it set
off the alarm and the fire department came.” That
was the last straw for this homeowner and he was
motivated to create some change.
Dirk had the right idea about his renovation and
his priority was for quality of life and decided to
go BIG… Deciding to go big was not about adding
additional square footage but increasing the ceiling
height and creating an open concept dream kitchen
and living space that embodies entertainment,
wonderful meals, outstanding wine and great
company. The dream home Dirk had always wanted
was about to unfold as he planned the renovation
with designers and builders at Aquarian. “Location
is everything,” Dirk reminds us. “Laurier Heights
has such large lots, unique houses, is extremely
quiet, very private, filled with mature trees and has
great resale value if you ever want to leave.” Dirk
had contemplated the downtown condo scene but
realized that, “I know I won’t lose money when it
does come time to sell this property so why not have
my dream home built here and live in it for twenty or
more years!” The Aquarian team couldn’t agree with
him more.
This house was rock solid and plenty large so this
homeowner’s vision did not include changing the
footprint but he was pretty clear on what he did want
to create. “I wanted to have high ceilings
to give the bungalow a sense of height
and grandeur along with an open concept
that still enabled me to have a large area
in the kitchen and dining area where I
could seat up to 20 for dinner. I wanted
all new electrical, plumbing and wiring.
The budget was important but so was
the high quality workmanship essential
for a neighbourhood like this.” Dirk goes
on to describe his thought process as he
looked for just the right contractor for his
renovation. “Word of mouth is always the
best testimonial and there
were glowing reviews. I wanted an
experienced company who had been
around for a long time and as a business
owner, I know what it takes to maintain
and grow a business. I needed a
professional who would get it done in
the timeline I needed it completed in, so
selecting Aquarian for the job was the
perfect fit for me and I am really glad I did.”
As the design process unfolded,
homeowner Dirk “loved the interaction
with the Aquarian team” and found the
3-D renderings to be very helpful in
“envisioning what could be done, how
the colour scheme could work and the
functional areas of the kitchen flow with
the ultra large island design. The energy
in the house was intriguing and with the
use of arches and tall walls for art along
with the copper hood over the fireplace
and my custom wine cellar complete with
a theatre room makes for a really cool
place and that was what I wanted for my
place. Now that the house is finished
it is amazing to see just how close the
3-D visuals are to the final product. I
love it! The openness, the height and
vaulted ceilings create a look and feel
so much bigger than it actually is. I love
the layout, it is functional first yet feels
distinctive and grand.” When in the
design process, this savvy homeowner
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Marie Soprovich Owner of Aquarian Renovations; Writer, Visionary, Leader. Visit www.aquarianrenovations.com or call 780.481.7671
also took his renovation design features into the future. Dirk’s intention is to live in
this home for a very long time to come and both the technology preparations and
the structural items that support longevity for this homeowner were included. The
master bedroom walk-in closet holds the washer and dryer so no stair climbing is
necessary. The stairs going to the basement have been reinforced for a future chair
lift and the backs of all the toilets have outlets in place for the inevitable electric
toilets that the homeowner expects will become common place. Technological
advances are part Dirk’s world and he also saw value for the installation of wired
tubing from a centrally located wiring closet into and throughout the house so that
when fiber optics become available it will be easy to access the fibre optics from any
point in the house.
A gorgeous hardwood floor with hand- scraped hickory replaced the blue
shag and the homeowner’s love of iron worked well in the railings. The lighting
fixtures from Hubbarton-Forge matched the antique furniture and the modern
style dining tables and chairs are superb. The beautiful collection of artwork that
the homeowner had amassed over the years finished a very classy look in this
home. “I entertain a great deal so the gourmet kitchen was built with that in mind.
I won’t run out of kitchen counter space again now. The Sub-Zero, Wolf and Miele
appliances make entertaining and cooking a joy.”
The ensuite bath, the rain fall shower, side jets, heated towel racks and floors
coupled with the motion activated lights are a soothing balm to the water issues
of the past. This homeowner couldn’t be more pleased with his renovation, the
process and most importantly, the results. The temperature controlled and highly
customized wine cellar and the entertainment centre in the basement are highlights
that just keep delighting the homeowner and his guests. “The art and beauty of
this home just keep astounding me. I deeply appreciate the Aquarian team and sub
trades for their passion and dedication. They worked on my house as if they were
building their own. ”
When thinking back on the project Homeowner Dirk says, “I really appreciated
the Friday meetings with the site supervisor, as no matter how much planning
was done there were things I didn’t envision and some quick decision making
could still be made. To have this kind of interaction with the site supervisor and
trades definitely made the finished product even better than the drawing board.
I take such joy in knowing my home is a place where I can relax and enjoy my
personalized space with friends and family.
Everyone just loves the grandness and
words like ‘wow’ and ‘stunning’ are common
reactions. My friends are a discerning bunch
and they all say the finishing is out of the
ordinary and the eight month timeframe in
which this project was completed is also
an eye opener when I tell them.” This
homeowner will enjoy the fruits of his
investment for a very long time to come.
Cheers to those who are fortunate enough
to enjoy his hospitality, share a meal, toast
with a glass of wine or simply have a tour of
his home.
" The openness, the height and vaulted ceilings create a look and feel so much bigger than it actually is."
BEFORE
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CABINET TRENDS As a custom home builder and renovator, Ackard Contractors is constantly researching new products to ensure clients are receiving
the utmost up-to-date trends and latest improved designs.
When designing kitchens, we want our clients to not only have a space that functions well, but will also reflect their specific needs and tastes.
Today’s kitchens are favoring a streamline look that features large windows with minimal upper cabinets. Open cabinets are popular for customers who desire items within reach. Flat panel and shaker style cabinet doors are easy to maintain and provide a timeless style. Soft close hardware for both cabinet doors and drawers offer a slam proof solution along with pull out pantries both full height and half height.
Colour is trending towards light, bright and timeless white or even warm gray tones. Clients are also enjoying textures such as distressed finishes or top glazing that add character.
Universal design or “aging in place” design is becoming more common. As clients plan for future retirement, they can continue to live in their home safely and independently as they get older.
Ackard’s team will provide you with the most current creative solutions and expert designs. Visit our website and give us a call to experience the results you will love.
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Tips and Tricks
Michael Nyikes is a nationally recognized speaker, columnist, and leading industry expert on building codes, residential construction, building envelope science, and environmental design. He can be reached at [email protected]
By Michael Nyikes
Decoding THE CODE
QA reader recently asked whether computer-aided design programs have safety code regulations built into the software so that
the drawings produced will automatically meet building and fire code require-ments?
A The short answer is no, but the long answer is “sort of”. Let me explain.
Computer-aided design (CAD) is the use of
computer systems to assist in the creation, modification,
analysis, or optimization of a design using a software
program. Working in both 2D and 3D formats, the
main purpose of CAD programs are to increase the
productivity and efficiency of a designer, improve the
quality and accuracy of the design, facilitate better
communications through documentation, and to
create a drawing of something that can be constructed
or manufactured.
There are a wide range of CAD programs on the
market at different price-points tailored to suit the
needs of everyone from kids to seasoned design
professionals. The inexpensive CAD programs give
limited functionality that allow for basic designing. The
higher priced CAD programs have more “bells and whis-
tles” including elaborate product libraries, options to do
material costing, photo-rendering abilities, as well as
allowing the user to input specific design parameters to
meet safety code requirements in their area.
As an example, if the building code stipulates that all
concrete driveway slabs must be 4 inches thick,
or perhaps that all exterior walls must be constructed
with 2”x6” wood studs, then those types of parameters
can be established within the CAD program by the
designer. Therefore every time he uses his “slab tool” in
CAD to draw a concrete driveway slab, or his “exterior
wall tool” to draw an exterior wood wall, they will
automatically be drawn to the correct size in order to
meet the code requirements.
It’s important to note that although the options
for this type of specification and customization
within CAD programs are limitless, its success relies
completely on the experience and skill of the designer
who is inputting the parameters. With new editions
of safety codes being released every five years or
so (not to mention numerous interim changes
happening regularly throughout), it is crucial for design
professionals to remain knowledgable on current
code requirements and changes from ongoing
training and updates.
Future Decoding the Code columns will continue
to answer readers’ questions about how the
provincial safety codes affect their projects. Email
your questions to me at decodingthecode@gmail.
com. Be sure to include which city you live in, as well
as your phone number in case I need to follow up
with you.
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//INDUSTRY UPDATES – CHBA - ALBERTA
JIM RIVAIT Jim Rivait is Chief
Executive Officer of CHBA – Alberta. Starting
his career working in government, Jim spent the last decade working
in the private sector specializing in government relations, advocacy, strategic
communications, policy development/analysis and association management.
Edmonton looks like A WINNEREdmonton and Calgary have always enjoyed a friendly rivalry. Right now, Edmontonians have lots to boast about.
We got lucky landing Connor McDavid in the NHL draft, new NDP Premier Rachel Notley is from the capital city, and our economy is experiencing a lot less turbulence than our neighbour to the south.
While all of Alberta is doing better than economists had expected after oil prices started falling a year ago, Edmonton has been a standout in the crowd.
The housing market is a great example. A recent report from Royal LePage showed house prices had climbed for both single family homes and condos over the last year. Bungalows rose 4.1 per cent and condos climbed 4.4 per cent in Edmonton during a period where Calgary prices edged down.
CHBA – Alberta Economist Richard Goatcher tracks construction trends for our industry and his monthly reports show a sharp split between Alberta’s two biggest cities, with home starts falling off in Calgary but showing strength in Edmonton.
Edmonton builders poured foundations for more than 3,000 new single-family homes in the first half of this year. That’s up almost three per cent over last year’s strong results. Those homebuyers have recognized that the city’s long-term prospects are bright and now is a great time to invest in the homes of their dreams.
Today’s amazingly low interest rates will enable those buyers to pay down debt faster and build equity sooner. The Bank of Canada’s decision to lower interest rates again means the window of opportunity to lock in a historically low rate will be open – for at least a little bit longer.
Even more impressive is the explosion of activity in the multi-family market. That side of the industry is having a banner year with starts up almost 90 per cent to more than 6,000 units.
A big rush of investment in the rental market is one factor driving extraordinary activity levels. And that should send a signal to anyone who is considering buying a new home.
Investors have looked at our city’s economic fundamentals and decided this is growing market will provide long-term secure returns. That confidence promises to bring even more construction to Edmonton. A recent article by ATB Financial Chief Economist Todd Hirsch noted that building permits in Edmonton are still trending up.
Landlords with major holdings are also seeing opportunities in the current economy to buy up apartment blocks more cheaply now and lock in future returns. At least one is even hoping to take advantage of home buyer hesitation to retain tenants and keep money flowing in.
When the folks who collect your rent are seeing positive signs in the housing market not just in Edmonton but all across Alberta, maybe it’s time to check out what your monthly payments could buy in a new home.
Right now, Edmonton appears to be a little bit ahead of Calgary on the economic curve but the Stampede City will be running strong again before long. But we can all still look forward to razzing Flames fans about McDavid even when they two cities are back at even strength in the economic field.
The Canadian Home Builders’ Association – Alberta represents more than 1,500 business members including new home builders, renovators, developers, trade and supply companies, and professional services.
FLORAL + WREATH WORKSHOPS With
Presented by
Part workshop space, part boutique, part inspirational studio - save your spot to enjoy a truly beautiful DIY experience! Cory Christopher brings the whimsical magic of his design studio to the Edmonton Fall Home Show and invites you to partake in a fresh floral arranging or wreath building workshop just in time for the change in seasons. Cory Christopher’s creative team will lead groups through wreath and winter flower workshops that will leave your house guests snow-white with envy! Don’t miss out on this popular feature– book your spot before you are wreathed with regret.
Located near the bottom entrance of Hall B.
For more information and pricing, please visit page 11 or www.edmontonfallhomeshow.com/EHS/AtTheShow/498.aspx.
M(ART)KET Presented by
Get your home décor down to a fine art. Curated collections from 4 local painters, photographers and sketch artists will offer up plenty of artsy allure for every space and budget. Bare walls, be warned – your time is up.
Located in Hall B near Ask a Designer.
FOOD TRUCK EATERY Presented by
There’s no such thing as a fifth wheel at the Food Truck Eatery, where YEG Food Trucks present some of Edmonton’s favourite driving diners. Chow down on crowd pleasers located in Hall B near our popular Cooking Stage. Just try to roll on by without grabbing your choice of grub!
Located in Hall B near the Cooking Stage.
MAIN STAGE Presented By Furnished by
Look no further than the Main Stage furnished by Urban Barn for exciting presentations with practical and innovative information you can use. Prepare to be inspired by experts such as design dynamo Janette Ewen and Jef Hancock, Jamie Banfield of Jamie Banfield Design, and Leigh Ann Allaire Perrault from Cityline and other top authorities who share their tried-and-true advice for every home improvement project.
Located in Hall C near the FLOFORM Lounge
For more information and a complete stage schedule, please visit page 11 or www.edmontonfallhomeshow.com/EHS/AtTheShow/432.aspx
COOKING STAGE Presented by
At the Cooking Stage it’s all about eating and entertaining! Audience members will not only take home scrumptious recipes showcasing local products, but will also have the chance to sample expertly-created dishes, win culinary prizes and score one-on-one consultations with featured local cooking talent. Located in Hall B. Visit http://www.edmontonfallhomeshow.com/EHS/AtTheShow/487.aspx for all the details on our Chef and food participants and to see the stage schedule!
ULTIMATE UPCYCLE CHALLENGE: TAKE A SEAT Presented by In Support of
Do-gooders, take note! We’ve recruited 11 of Edmonton’s top media personalities, designers and tastemakers to turn drab into fab for a cause. Armed with a black box of Rust-Oleum products, each participant will upcycle a pre-loved piece from ReStore into a swoon-worthy seat that’s fit for a second chance at love. Bid on your favourite seat at our silent auction (100% of proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity Edmonton) and rest easy knowing you’ve made a difference by going green and giving back. It’s design, with a conscience.
Located in Hall C near the main entrance.
ASK A DESIGNER Presented By Direct access to the industry’s top design professionals are at your fingertips! Avoid design disasters by using our expert resources for relevant and stylish advice! Bring your photos, paint swatches, questions and samples to the experts for free one-on-one, 15 minute complimentary consultations. Participants:
Located in Hall B near the Cooking Stage.
For more information on the feature and participants, please visit www.edmontonfallhomeshow.com/EHS/AtTheShow/497.aspx
LOUNGE Presented by
Furnished by Designed by
If you need to relax and rejuvenate after a long day at the show, saunter over to our chic, design-inspired FLOFORM Lounge designed by Janette Ewen. Join us in our quiet nook for a glass of wine and a great meal to put the pep back into your step. Give your feet a break from walking the show floor without losing out on all the action – the lounge is in perfect view of the Main Stage!
Located in Hall C near the Main Stage.
CRAFTED Giftwares with a lasting impression come together at CRAFTED; beautiful uniquely Edmonton items showcased by some of the city’s most innovative retailers and artisans. Whether you’re looking to add that wow-factor to your living room, or a piece of jewelry with a compelling story behind it, you can find your exclusive style at CRAFTED.
Located in Hall C near the FLOFORM Lounge.
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DESIGN, DRAFTING, BLINDS and DRAPERIES
6 SPRING LAKE RANCH DEVELOPER: Wilcor Development Group BUILDERS: Wilcor Homes, Open LOCATION: Spring Lake Exit off of Hwy 16A & Range Road 15
7 SOUTHCREEK DEVELOPER: Qualico Communities BUILDERS: Pacesetter Homes, Alquinn Homes LOCATION: South of Fairway Drive & West of Boundary Road
8 THE ESTATES AT WATERS EDGE DEVELOPER: Waters Edge Developments BUILDER: Waters Edge Developments LOCATION: Only 20 mins West of Stony Plain On Hwy 43 at Gunn & Just 35 mins West of St. Albert on Hwy 37 located on the North Shore of Lac Ste Anne
9 HILLS OF TWIN LAKES DEVELOPER: Dyrbye Developments Ltd. BUILDERS: Open LOCATION: 2 miles North of Yellowhead Trail on highway 779 & 1.5 miles West on twp road 534
10 WILLOWS END DEVELOPER: Jaffer Developments BUILDER: Jaffer Developments LOCATION: 48 Street and Willow Park Road North
1 THE BRICKYARD DEVELOPER: Old Town Development Corp. BUILDERS: Daytona Homes Master Builder, Kirkland Homes Master Builder, Lakeview Developments LOCATION: West of 50th street and 50th Ave, Stony Plain
2 GENESIS ON THE LAKES DEVELOPER: Unitech Construction Services Ltd. BUILDERS: Ashton Homes, Caribbean Homes, Fox Maple Homes, Innova Homes, Sierra Homes, Stellar Homes LOCATION: South off highway 16A onto Highway 779 (also known as 48 Street)
3 LAKE WESTERRA DEVELOPER: Qualico Communities BUILDERS: Coventry Homes, Sterling Homes LOCATION: Golf Course Rd. & 79 Ave.
5 SILVERSTONE DEVELOPER: Qualico Communities BUILDERS: ReidBuilt Homes LOCATION: South on Boundary Rd at 44th Ave.
AREA INFO• POPULATION: 10,544 and
Growing.• LOCATED: 20 km west of
Edmonton on Hwy 16A• SCHOOLS: 4 Kindergarten to grade
nine, Senior high, French Immersion & including 2 Religious schools.
• GROCERY: Extensive with new Big Box National Outlets 2 km to the east of town.
• RECREATION FACILITIES: New tri-municipal recreation complex east of town. 18 hole CPGA Championship Golf Coarse, curling, skating, library, Municipal Heritage Centre, Heritage Walk of Murals.
• MEDICAL FACILITIES: New 70 bed acute & extended care hospital. Full ambulance services. 3 Medical Clinics.
• PARKS & PATHWAYS: Extensive, including 12 km of pathways, watercourses & Lions campground.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS• FOREST GREEN
5210 - 45 Street 963-7366 [1]
• HIGH PARK 40 Highridge Way 963-2222 [1] [2]
• MEMORIAL COMPOSITE 5116 - 55 Avenue 963-2255 [3]
• MERIDIAN HEIGHTS 4119 - 43 Street 963-2280 [1][2]
• STONY PLAIN CENTRAL 5108 - 55 Avenue 963-2203 [1][2]
SEPARATE SCHOOLS• JOHN PAUL II
5801 - 48 Street 963-2526 [1][2]
PRIVATE SCHOOLS • ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN
5014 - 53 Avenue 963-2715
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6 SPRING LAKE RANCH DEVELOPER: Wilcor Development Group BUILDERS: Wilcor Homes, Open LOCATION: Spring Lake Exit off of Hwy 16A & Range Road 15
7 SOUTHCREEK DEVELOPER: Qualico Communities BUILDERS: Pacesetter Homes, Alquinn Homes LOCATION: South of Fairway Drive & West of Boundary Road
8 THE ESTATES AT WATERS EDGE DEVELOPER: Waters Edge Developments BUILDER: Waters Edge Developments LOCATION: Only 20 mins West of Stony Plain On Hwy 43 at Gunn & Just 35 mins West of St. Albert on Hwy 37 located on the North Shore of Lac Ste Anne
9 HILLS OF TWIN LAKES DEVELOPER: Dyrbye Developments Ltd. BUILDERS: Open LOCATION: 2 miles North of Yellowhead Trail on highway 779 & 1.5 miles West on twp road 534
10 WILLOWS END DEVELOPER: Jaffer Developments BUILDER: Jaffer Developments LOCATION: 48 Street and Willow Park Road North
1 THE BRICKYARD DEVELOPER: Old Town Development Corp. BUILDERS: Daytona Homes Master Builder, Kirkland Homes Master Builder, Lakeview Developments LOCATION: West of 50th street and 50th Ave, Stony Plain
2 GENESIS ON THE LAKES DEVELOPER: Unitech Construction Services Ltd. BUILDERS: Ashton Homes, Caribbean Homes, Fox Maple Homes, Innova Homes, Sierra Homes, Stellar Homes LOCATION: South off highway 16A onto Highway 779 (also known as 48 Street)
3 LAKE WESTERRA DEVELOPER: Qualico Communities BUILDERS: Coventry Homes, Sterling Homes LOCATION: Golf Course Rd. & 79 Ave.
5 SILVERSTONE DEVELOPER: Qualico Communities BUILDERS: ReidBuilt Homes LOCATION: South on Boundary Rd at 44th Ave.
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AREA INFO• POPULATION: 10,544 and
Growing.• LOCATED: 20 km west of
Edmonton on Hwy 16A• SCHOOLS: 4 Kindergarten to grade
nine, Senior high, French Immersion & including 2 Religious schools.
• GROCERY: Extensive with new Big Box National Outlets 2 km to the east of town.
• RECREATION FACILITIES: New tri-municipal recreation complex east of town. 18 hole CPGA Championship Golf Coarse, curling, skating, library, Municipal Heritage Centre, Heritage Walk of Murals.
• MEDICAL FACILITIES: New 70 bed acute & extended care hospital. Full ambulance services. 3 Medical Clinics.
• PARKS & PATHWAYS: Extensive, including 12 km of pathways, watercourses & Lions campground.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS• FOREST GREEN
5210 - 45 Street 963-7366 [1]
• HIGH PARK 40 Highridge Way 963-2222 [1] [2]
• MEMORIAL COMPOSITE 5116 - 55 Avenue 963-2255 [3]
• MERIDIAN HEIGHTS 4119 - 43 Street 963-2280 [1][2]
• STONY PLAIN CENTRAL 5108 - 55 Avenue 963-2203 [1][2]
SEPARATE SCHOOLS• JOHN PAUL II
5801 - 48 Street 963-2526 [1][2]
PRIVATE SCHOOLS • ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN
5014 - 53 Avenue 963-2715
[1] Elementary K-6 [2] Junior High 7-9 [3] High School 10-12
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AREA INFO• POPULATION: 26,271.• LOCATED: 11 km west of
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• RECREATIONAL FACILITIES: Twin Ice Arena, Curling Rink, Golf Course, TransAlta Tri Leisure Centre, many soccer fields and baseball diamonds.
• MEDICAL FACILITIES: Member of the West View Regional Health Authority with almost 50 Medical & Dental practitioners.
• PARKS & PATHWAYS: 15+ km of pathways spread throughout 230 hectares of natural & developed park space.
6 SPRINGATE AT SPRUCE RIDGE DEVELOPER: Qualico Communities BUILDERS: Sterling Homes, Alquinn Homes LOCATION: On Jennifer Heil West of Tri-Leisure Center
7 GREENBURY DEVELOPER: Beaverbrook Communities BUILDERS: Western Living Homes, Dolce Vita Homes, Alquinn Homes, Cami Comfort Homes, MacLachlan & Mitchell Homes LOCATION: Grove Drive & Pioneer Road
8 HILLS OF TWIN LAKES DEVELOPER: Dyrbye Developments Ltd. BUILDERS: Open LOCATION: 2 miles North of Yellowhead Trail on highway 779 & 1.5 miles West on twp road 534
9 DEER PARK ESTATES DEVELOPER: Broadview Developments Inc. BUILDERS: Rococo Homes, Evani Homes, Patel Homes, Taillon Homes LOCATION: Grove Drive and Jennifer Heil Way
10 KENTON VILLAGE DEVELOPER: Beaverbrook Communities BUILDERS: Alquinn Homes, Urbanage Homes, Bedrock Homes, San Rufo Homes, and Centurion Homes LOCATION: Century Road, South of Highway 16 at Vanderbilt Common
1 HILLDOWNS DEVELOPER: Robson Developments Ltd. BUILDERS: First Avenue Properties, Stylemaster by Rococo Homes, San Rufo Homes, Masterpiece Custom Homes, Celico Builders LOCATION: Grove Drive & King Street
2 VANDERBUILT COMMON DEVELOPER: SG Developments BUILDER: MacLachlan & Mitchell Homes LOCATION: Century Rd & Viscount Common
3 HARVEST RIDGE DEVELOPER: Lamont Land BUILDERS: Alquinn Homes, Bedrock Homes, Homexx, Lang Built Homes, Montorio Homes, Pacesetter Homes, Southbend Developments LOCATION: North of Grove Drive and West of Jennifer Heil Way
4 PARKLAND VILLAGE DEVELOPER: Parkland Village BUILDERS: Country Hills Homes LOCATION: Yellowhead Trail West To Century Rd, North 2 min.
5 HAWTHORNE AT HEATHERGLEN DEVELOPER: Qualico Communities BUILDERS: Alquinn Homes, City Homes. LOCATION: North of Hwy 16A on Jennifer Heill Way, East on Hawthorne Gate
11 THE WOODS AT KENTON DEVELOPER: Beaverbrook Communities BUILDERS: Alquinn Homes, and Hillview Master Builder LOCATION: Century Road, South of Highway 16 at Vanderbilt Common
12 PRESCOTT DEVELOPER: Beaverbrook Communities BUILDERS: Averton Homes & MacLachlan & Mitchell Homes LOCATION: Grove Drive, East of Century Road
13 JESPERDALE DEVELOPER: Melcor Developments Ltd BUILDERS: ReidBuilt Homes, Encore Master Builder LOCATION: North of Grove Drive.
14 STONESHIRE DEVELOPER: Melcor Developments Ltd BUILDERS: Canyon Springs Master Builder, Stonegate Developments, Lang Built Homes LOCATION: Longeview Drive & Fairway Drive
15 MCLAUGHLIN DEVELOPER: Melcor Developments Ltd BUILDERS: Bedrock Homes, Look Homes, Pacesetter Homes LOCATION: Westgrove Drive and McLaughlin Drive.
As Alberta’s 11th city, Spruce Grove is your city in the “country”. The place to live....naturally.for more information call (780) 962-7612 or visit our website at www.sprucegrove.org
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We have duplexes starting in the $315’s* and single family homes starting in the $390’s*.
With easy access to the outdoors and recreational facilities, enjoying quality time as a family doesn’t have to wait for the weekend—here, it’s part of daily life.
• Playgrounds• Park and Trails • Tri Leisure Centre• Performing Arts Centre• Shopping Centers
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Alquinn Homes: 780-901-9966
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Visit the showhomes for details. * Prices subject to change. ** Limited time and quantity. Some restrictions apply.
With your support, the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation is able to provide life-saving equipment, research that paves the way for new treatments and cures, medical innovations and specialized training, so that every child has the chance to go home again.
DONATE TODAY. STOLLERYKIDS.CA
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Duxton Windows & Doors 622Dyand Mechanical Systems Inc. 535Eagle Eye Sales Inc. 230: 515: C2Edmonton Bath Products Ltd. 831Edmonton Fire Rescue Services - Fire Prevention 518Edmonton Journal 945Edmonton Spinal Awareness Group 423Elite Interior Design by Susan Jomha 805Epicure 921Euroshine USA Inc. C20Five Star Painting 320FLOFORM Countertops 744GEM Inc./Euroshield 330GR Distributors Inc. C11: C7Granite Direct Inc. 520Granite Transformations 505Green Tea Hawaii 718Grey Wolf Metal Art 635Habitat for Humanity/ReStore 241 Hardwood Direct 634Hope Chiropractic 621House Of J Interior Design 908Iconic Estate Homes Inc 434InfiniteAloe 523Inner Energy C17Interlock Industries Alberta Ltd. 644International Paintball Group 623 It Works 219Jaywest Country Homes Ltd. 936Jostar Interiors Ltd. 809KHB Enterprises Ltd./ Kitchen Stuff C22Leather Better C24Leduc Overhead Door Inc. 731Lexus Of Edmonton 451Lightco Solar Systems / Ceiling Centre Corporation B8Made in the Shade Blinds and More 819Marchand Construction 802Natural Light Patio Covers 425Niagara Therapy by Ultrassage Inc. 930Njoi Beach Residences Honduras 234Norwex Enviro Products C12Ocean Sales Ltd. 351: 615: B1: B2: B21: C10: 513Outback Survival Gear C6Outside the Box Distributors Ltd. C15
Patricia Coulter Visual Artist 329Peak Improvements Ltd. 442Prairie Concessions/ The Little Rascals Mini Donut 915Pristine Granite B9Pro Solutions Plumbing Heating & Air Conditioning 824Quality Red Tag Floors 231Rain-Alta Holdings Ltd. 341Raw Media/Lift King 553Redfern Enterprises Ltd. 214: 215:
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*Schedule subject to change For a complete schedule please visit: http://www.edmontonfallhomeshow.com/EHS/AtTheShow/432.aspx
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Does your home need something eye-popping and fun for the season without breaking the bank? Join Cory Christopher Creative Team’s popular flower arranging workshop and learn from the pros!
FLORAL+ WREATH WORKSHOPS
Presented by
Cory Christopher brings the whimsical magic of his design studio to the Edmonton Fall Home Show and invites you to partake in fresh floral arranging or wreath building workshops just in time for the change in seasons. Part workshop space, part boutique, part inspirational studio - get ready for a truly beautiful experience as Cory and his creative team lead groups through wreath and winter flower workshops that will leave your house guests snow-white with envy. Offering creative design ideas to decorate your home this season and beyond, you are bound to be inspired. Don’t miss out on this popular feature–book your spot before you are wreathed with regret!
To sign up for a wreath workshop or floral workshop, please visit www.edmontonfallhomeshow.com/EHS/AtTheShow/498.aspx
2 PM Tracy Fortin The 10 REAL Reasons You Need a Designer
3 PM Michael Tremblay and Maria Belcastro Shut the Front Door
4 PM Jostar Interiors - Reno Without the Demo
5 PM Amanda Hamilton - The Curated Home: A Thoughtful & Exploratory Adventure in Style
6 PM Jamie Banfield Kitchen + Bathroom Style + Design
7 PM Leigh-Ann Allaire Perrault The Art of Ucycling: How to Discover, Transform and Repurpose Old Things
11 AM Leigh-Ann Allaire Perrault The Art of Ucycling: How to Discover, Transform and Repurpose Old Things
NOON Jamie Banfield Kitchen + Bathroom Style + Design
1 PM Jostar Interiors - Reno Without the Demo
2 PM Janette Ewen & Jef Hancock Around the World with Parker Barrow
3 PM Amanda Hamilton - The Curated Home: A Thoughtful & Exploratory Adventure in Style
4 PM Western Canada’s Next Home Stylist Christina Dennis -The DIY Mommy
5 PM Renee Mulrooney Renovation FUN-damentals
6 PM Michael Tremblay and Maria Belcastro Shut the Front Door
7 PM Janette Ewen & Jef Hancock Around the World with Parker Barrow
NOON Western Canada’s Next Home Stylist Christina Dennis -The DIY Mommy
1 PM Janette Ewen - Think Like a Designer
2 PM Rosalyn Lazaruk - Hot or Not?
3 PM Tracy Fortin
The 10 REAL Reasons You Need a Designer
4 PM Renee Mulrooney Renovation FUN-damentals
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OCT
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SUN
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Join Cory Christopher Creative Team and design a beautiful wreath to showcase the change in seasons. Your personalized creation will be sure to add that wow factor to your home decor!
FURNISHED BY
FRESH FLORALARRANGEMENTS
SEASONAL WREATH WORKS
Cost: $125 plus GST What’s Included: All materials and tools
Where: Located in Hall B in Booth #205
Cost: $75 plus GST What’s Included: All materials and tools
Where: Located in Hall B in Booth #205
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What to dowhen you hirea contractor
Many experiencedand reliablecontractors workin your community –highly skilledprofessionals whodo business theright way.
Unfortunately not all contractorsplay by the same rules. Some cut
corners to offer lower prices. Theypromise you a “good deal” as long as
nothing is written down and you pay in cash.
These cash deals can mean a lot of risk for you.Contractors who don’t do business properly don’tprotect you from accidents or their mistakes. Ifthere is a work-related injury or damage to yourhome, you could face lawsuits and financial loss.You could be responsible for your contractor’sunpaid bills. And you could be stuck with work thatis incomplete or badly done.
While serious, these risks are easy to avoid. Beforeyou agree to let anyone work on your home, takethese three simple steps: know who you’re dealingwith, make sure you’re protected from risks, andalways Get in in Writing! ™
For more advice, including detailed information aboutcontracts plus worksheets you can use when
interviewing contractors, visit HiringAContractor.com
For a listing of builder and renovator members, contact theCanadian Home Builder’s Association - Edmonton Region. Call
425-1020 or visit their website at chbaedmonton.ca
Get it in Writing! provides information to help you make informed choiceswhen you build, renovate, or repair your home. This program is managed by
the Canadian Home Builders’ Associationwith support from the Government of Canada.
How to finda good contractor
• Ask friends, family and neighborsabout contractors they have hiredto work on their homes.
• Contact your local Home Builders’Association or other tradeassociation for a list of professionalcontractors in your community.
• Ask your local building materialsstore if it has a list of recommendedcontractors.
• Ask your utility company if it has alist of recommended contractors.
• Check with your local Better BusinessBureau to find out if a contractor isa member.
Get it in Writing(14/10)-/ja
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MAIN STAGE
*Schedule subject to change For a complete schedule please visit: http://www.edmontonfallhomeshow.com/EHS/AtTheShow/432.aspx
PRESENTED BY
Does your home need something eye-popping and fun for the season without breaking the bank? Join Cory Christopher Creative Team’s popular flower arranging workshop and learn from the pros!
FLORAL+ WREATH WORKSHOPS
Presented by
Cory Christopher brings the whimsical magic of his design studio to the Edmonton Fall Home Show and invites you to partake in fresh floral arranging or wreath building workshops just in time for the change in seasons. Part workshop space, part boutique, part inspirational studio - get ready for a truly beautiful experience as Cory and his creative team lead groups through wreath and winter flower workshops that will leave your house guests snow-white with envy. Offering creative design ideas to decorate your home this season and beyond, you are bound to be inspired. Don’t miss out on this popular feature–book your spot before you are wreathed with regret!
To sign up for a wreath workshop or floral workshop, please visit www.edmontonfallhomeshow.com/EHS/AtTheShow/498.aspx
2 PM Tracy Fortin The 10 REAL Reasons You Need a Designer
3 PM Michael Tremblay and Maria Belcastro Shut the Front Door
4 PM Jostar Interiors - Reno Without the Demo
5 PM Amanda Hamilton - The Curated Home: A Thoughtful & Exploratory Adventure in Style
6 PM Jamie Banfield Kitchen + Bathroom Style + Design
7 PM Leigh-Ann Allaire Perrault The Art of Ucycling: How to Discover, Transform and Repurpose Old Things
11 AM Leigh-Ann Allaire Perrault The Art of Ucycling: How to Discover, Transform and Repurpose Old Things
NOON Jamie Banfield Kitchen + Bathroom Style + Design
1 PM Jostar Interiors - Reno Without the Demo
2 PM Janette Ewen & Jef Hancock Around the World with Parker Barrow
3 PM Amanda Hamilton - The Curated Home: A Thoughtful & Exploratory Adventure in Style
4 PM Western Canada’s Next Home Stylist Christina Dennis -The DIY Mommy
5 PM Renee Mulrooney Renovation FUN-damentals
6 PM Michael Tremblay and Maria Belcastro Shut the Front Door
7 PM Janette Ewen & Jef Hancock Around the World with Parker Barrow
NOON Western Canada’s Next Home Stylist Christina Dennis -The DIY Mommy
1 PM Janette Ewen - Think Like a Designer
2 PM Rosalyn Lazaruk - Hot or Not?
3 PM Tracy Fortin
The 10 REAL Reasons You Need a Designer
4 PM Renee Mulrooney Renovation FUN-damentals
FRID
AY O
CT 2
3SA
TUR
DAY
OCT
24
SUN
DAY
OCT
25
Join Cory Christopher Creative Team and design a beautiful wreath to showcase the change in seasons. Your personalized creation will be sure to add that wow factor to your home decor!
FURNISHED BY
FRESH FLORALARRANGEMENTS
SEASONAL WREATH WORKS
Cost: $125 plus GST What’s Included: All materials and tools
Where: Located in Hall B in Booth #205
Cost: $75 plus GST What’s Included: All materials and tools
Where: Located in Hall B in Booth #205
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SIMPLY ACCESSIBLE • SIMPLY AFFORDABLE • SIMPLY AMAZING
HOMES FROM THE LOW
$300's
8 SIMPLY AMAZING
SHOWHOMES TO TOUR
SABAL HOMES | HOMEXX |
MORRISON HOMES
Showhomes 82 St. and 180 Ave.
Find out more at LiveatVita.com
VITA is a modern community with front garage and laned homes designed to match your
busy lifestyle. A place where putting down roots feels right, and spending quality time
with family and friends comes easily. Some call it affordable luxury. We call it VITA.
Choices should always be this simple. Purchase a simply amazing new home in VITA this
fall and receive at $3,000 IKEA gift card!*
* Visit liveatvita.com for details
Coming soonOctober 2012Watch for it!On Stands Now!New 2015 AnnualOn Stands Now!
The stories behindEdmonton’s top builders, developers & new communities
46 NEW HOME GUIDE | AUG 28 - SEP 25, 2015
MAIN STAGE CELEBRITY BIOSwears, Leigh-Ann is a regular contributor on Cityline, a spokesperson for Black & Decker Canada and Rust-Oleum Canada as well as half of the popular duo, Once Upon a Reno. With a passion to educate and inspire, Leigh-Ann embraces every opportunity she gets to spark creativity and instill confidence in others who strive to “DO IT YOURSELF”. www.huelala.com
JAMIE BANFIELD Principal Designer of Jamie Banfield Design Award-winning interior designer, Jamie Banfield has become a creative force in the industry, and recognized for his contemporary West Coast style. Specializing in design for all spaces, with a focus on kitchen and bath, Jamie has the ability to transform and create well-edited spaces that exude both function and beauty. With a passion for textures and sustainable design, he often uses reclaimed materials, offering a unique perspective to his finished rooms. Recently recognized by the National Kitchen and Bath Association as one of the industry’s top 30 Under 30 in North America, Jamie’s work can be seen in private residences throughout Western Canada. www.jamiebanfield.com
ROSALYN LAZARUK Owner, Wicket Blue Interiors
The genuine passion of designer Rosalyn Lazaruk for décor, space and event design has inspired her success as a designer. Rosalyn has been working in design and decor for over a decade and established her own business, Wicket Blue Interiors, in 2004. She has a broad repertoire of experience both in designing personal spaces within the home, as well as in implementing intriguing space and design concepts within the commercial and event settings. Insightful and infinitely resourceful, Rosalyn understands the intimate relationship of design and self-expression and is devoted to developing and implementing unique design ideas that reflect the vision and individuality of her clients. www.wicketblue.com
AMANDA HAMILTON Creative Director, Amanda Hamilton Interior Design
A born and raised Edmontonian, and the creative director behind Amanda Hamilton Interior Design (AHID), Amanda Hamilton has been intricately involved in each design
JANETTE EWEN Lifestyle Expert/ Co-Owner Parker Barrow Presented by Interior stylist and lifestyle expert Janette Ewen honed her design skills while working as a style editor at a number of Canadian publications including House and Home and Chatelaine. After a successful career in publishing, Janette moved to TV as a regular guest on Cityline and a number of HGTV shows. Eventually, Janette landed a co-hosting and head design role on Inside the Box with Emmy award-winning Ty Pennington. In 2012, Janette, along with business partner Jef Hancock, launched Parker Barrow to meet their personal need for experimentation in design. www.janetteewen.com
JEF HANCOCK Artist & Designer/ Co-owner Parker Barrow Presented by From race car and motorbike fabrication to art direction and furniture design, Jef Hancock has a versatile eye for innovation and a flair for the unexpected. He has run a number of successful design and fabrication shops in North America’s most stylish cities, including San Francisco, Detroit and Santa Barbara. With over 20 years experience, Jef has created highly publicized masterpieces—from his Gurney Art table, described as “evil genius” by Apartment Therapy, to his celebrated
“Metropolis” moving art installation—both of which have found a place in residential and commercial projects throughout North America. www.sbhancock.com
LEIGH-ANN ALLAIRE PERRAULT Presented by
As a colour & design aficionado, lifestyle expert, and DIY doyenne, Leigh-Ann Allaire Perrault has spent years crafting a unique philosophy for design that fuses ingenuity, whimsy, and quality workmanship – all on a “frugalista” budget. She believes that we shouldn’t take our spaces too seriously, and that great design is not about how much money you spend, but rather how creative you can be. Amongst the many hats she
project since she founded the firm in 2009. Drawing from significant cultural influences like music, literature, art, history, fashion, travel and film, Amanda continually evolves as a designer ensuring each project receives a unique, tailored approach. Known for her tenacious persona, Amanda’s unconventional design process earned her the title of “One to Watch” in the 2013 Western Living Designer of the Year Awards and shortlist for the Robert Ledingham Award and Interior Designer of the Year in 2014. amandahamiltondesign.com
RENEE MULROONEY Owner, Tomboy Construction Renee Mulrooney, one of only a few female general contractors in Edmonton and the owner of Tomboy Construction, is a trusted leader in renovation, design and construction. Renee is known for her keen attention to detail and her fresh, yet timeless design approach when creating spaces that will function beautifully and look fabulous for years to come. Admired for her quick wit, ingenuity and gumption, Renee tackles renovation challenges with an easygoingness that calms and reassures the most nervous of homeowners. tomboyconstruction.com
JOANNA STARKO Owner, Jostar Interiors Ltd. Joanna Starko is the owner of Jostar Interiors Ltd. – an award-winning interior design and renovation company. Jostar Interiors is proud to announce their 40th year in the industry, and their 10th consecutive Consumer Choice Award. Jostar Interiors is unique in the fact that they are a full service design and renovation company, with a retail store featuring furniture, window coverings, a large collection of drapery and upholstery fabrics, area rugs, accessories, art and more
– everything to make a house your home! Understanding the vision and individual style of each client is always top priority in the entire process – whether it’s a large or small project. The broad scope of work the Jostar team covers includes everything from a simple design consultation to 3D drawings and project management of complete renovations. From “Concept to Completion” truly describes Jostar Interiors! www.jostar.com
*For more information on these presenters and others on our Main Stage, please visit: www.edmontonfallhomeshow.com/EHS/AtTheShow/430.aspx
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SIMPLY ACCESSIBLE • SIMPLY AFFORDABLE • SIMPLY AMAZING
HOMES FROM THE LOW
$300's
8 SIMPLY AMAZING
SHOWHOMES TO TOUR
SABAL HOMES | HOMEXX |
MORRISON HOMES
Showhomes 82 St. and 180 Ave.
Find out more at LiveatVita.com
VITA is a modern community with front garage and laned homes designed to match your
busy lifestyle. A place where putting down roots feels right, and spending quality time
with family and friends comes easily. Some call it affordable luxury. We call it VITA.
Choices should always be this simple. Purchase a simply amazing new home in VITA this
fall and receive at $3,000 IKEA gift card!*
* Visit liveatvita.com for details
Coming soonOctober 2012Watch for it!On Stands Now!New 2015 AnnualOn Stands Now!
The stories behindEdmonton’s top builders, developers & new communities
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Tips And Tricks
Want to improve your home’s curb appeal?
THINK CONCRETE!
WHEN YOU THINK OF IMPROVING YOUR HOME’S CURB APPEAL, WHAT COMES TO
mind? Most homeowners immediately think of trimmed hedges, a fresh coat of paint
and strategically placed potted plants or flowers. But did you know that an inspired
concrete project can dramatically improve the value and curb appeal of your home?
Here are three creative ways to use concrete to improve curb appeal:
1USE CONCRETE TO INJECT TEXTURE AND COLOUR INTO YOUR FRONT YARD. Concrete
is versatile – it comes in a vast array of colours, designs and patterns, including
stamped, stenciled, exposed aggregate, polished and more. Why not consider adding
interest and creativity to your outdoor space by pouring a colourful patio or stamping
your driveway with an interesting pattern?
A striking concrete walkway in an off-white colour can add depth interest to your
home’s curb appeal.
2USE CONCRETE TO REPAIR ANY CRUMBLING STAIRS OR SIDEWALKS. Concrete is extremely
durable – it can withstand the harshest of Canadian winters, and it requires very
little maintenance. If you have crumbling or cracked stairs, sidewalks or driveway,
concrete offers big bang for your buck - it never rots or splinters, is pest-resistant and
does not require re-staining year after year.
New concrete stairs and a sidewalk as well as a fresh coat of paint can radically
change the look of your home!
3USE CONCRETE TO ADD INTERESTING ARCHITECTURAL OR LANDSCAPING DETAILS. Concrete
is functional and strong – it can be used effectively to create dramatic architectural
or landscaping features in your front yard, often allowing homeowners to seamlessly
blend interior and exterior living spaces. Whether you want to incorporate raised beds,
By Renée Majeau, Co-owner City MiniMix Concrete
a retaining wall or curbing into your
landscaping, concrete can make a
vivid impact!
According to Kent Majeau of
City MiniMix Concrete “hardscaping
is becoming increasingly popular
with homeowners because concrete
is modern and clean all while
being practical and cost-efficient.
Landscapers are doing extremely
beautiful and creative things with
concrete.”
For more ideas on using concrete to
improve your home’s curb appeal,
check out these fantastic books: Quick
& Easy Curb Appeal and Hardscaping
With Decorative Concrete.
Renée Majeau is co-owner of City MiniMix Concrete, and also works as a business instructor in the JR Shaw School of Business at NAIT in Edmonton, AB. When she is not busy managing the office or handling the sales & marketing
(writing & blogging!) for City MiniMix Concrete, she enjoys doing DIY concrete projects and is also the chair of Krete for Kids, a playground construction grant program which donates concrete to communities and schools in need.Visit www.cityminimix.com or call 780.974.7969
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A CUT ABOVE LIVING:An Elevated Renovation Experienceby Salina Yara Halabi
Business Profi le | A Cut Above Living
With 10 years of successful
homebuilding and renovations
experience, A Cut Above
Living has established itself as one of
Edmonton’s most trusted home reno
and custom builders. Owner, Stan
Neufeld, has been leading his team
of skilled professionals since 2005
towards providing clients an exceptional full service customized
experience. There is no project too big or too small for the A
Cut Above Living team, with services including custom new
home builds, entire home remodeling, and single-room facelifts.
Clients can expect the highest level of professional service and
craftsmanship throughout the entirety of their project, complete
with a customized plan and a one-on-one consultation with
Stan. With a reputation for providing top quality results in all of
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" With their distinguished ability to discover a home’s hidden design potential and their skilled approach to transforming a space into a true refl ection of their client, A Cut Above Living has mastered the art of home design and renovation. "
their projects, A Cut Above Living has built a solid foundation of
repeat customers and referrals – a testament to their unrivalled
focus on individual customer care.
Each renovation with A Cut of Living begins with a
direct conversation and meeting with Stan himself. With an
understanding that every project will have unique client goals
and home challenges, Stan and his team provide a thorough
evaluation of each project and work closely with the client to
determine their individual needs and wants for their home.
The A Cut Above Living team recognizes that some clients
are heading into a home project with a particular vision,
while others are looking for more guidance and support in
designing their dream home; in both situations the team
ensures the fi nal design exceeds the client’s expectations.
With vast industry knowledge and exceptional experience
in the various types or of renovations, customers can
be confi dent that their project, whether extensive or
moderate, will be completed to the highest regard.
Fully invested in providing each customer with
customized service experience, A Cut Above Living off ers
clients the ability to access their own webpage that
provides all the integral details of their
home project. Information regarding their
product selections, the convenience to
view and approve change orders, and the
opportunity to access their project’s build
schedule at any time are just a few of the
features available. This feature is a quick
and easy way to stay up-to-date with the
progress of a project, and is extra helpful
for busy families or for customers that are
away on vacation during a renovation.
As Stan explains, “the customer can
access updated construction progress
that is updated both weekly and daily,
including photos and documents. It
offer’s our clients 24-hour access to
their project and showcases our effective
customer communications and overall
transparency – something we pride
ourselves on.”
A Cut Above Living clients are
provided with an unique approach
to home design and an unsurpassed
level of attention to detail. No need to
settle for a basic family room when home theatres, customer
designed bars, and show-stopping fireplace options are available
to homeowners. If a client has a gourmet kitchen on their wish
list, A Cut Above Living can turn the wish into a reality with
stylish cabinetry, double ovens, warming drawers and stunning
countertops. Shortcuts are never taken at the expense of quality,
and developing a trust-based relationship with each customer is a
company priority.
With their distinguished ability to discover a home’s hidden
design potential and their skilled approach to transforming a
space into a true reflection of their client, A Cut Above Living
has mastered the art of home design and renovation. As a
member of CHBA Renomark Association, the Canadian Home
Builders Association, and the first company to provide the
Alberta Renovation Warranty Program, A Cut Above Living is
focused on providing services that are at the top of industry
standards while also offering piece of mind and confidence to
their customers. Winner of the 2014, and finalist in the 2015, Best
Interior Renovation over $500,000 Award at the CHBA Awards of
Excellence in Housing, A Cut Above Living is sure to transform any
renovation project into space that is a cut above the rest.
For more information or to learn more about A Cut Above Living
visit acutaboveliving.com, or call 780-244-0504.
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PRESIDENT, YELLOW PAGES NEXTHOMEJacqueline Hill
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF / DIRECTOR OF CONTENTSusan Legge
NATIONAL SALES MANAGER, HOME DÉCOR & RENOVATIONSConni Robinson
ART DIRECTORMegan Pike
EDITOR/ACCOUNT EXECUTIVENancy Chemait 780.619.3241
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CONTRIBUTORSHellen ButtigiegShell BuseySara DuckElisa KrovblitMichael Nyikes Jamie Banfield Salina Yara HalabiYanic SimardMarie Soprovich
Home Decor & Renovations magazine is published six times a year.Home Decor & Renovations magazine is distributed throughoutEdmonton and Greater Edmonton area. This publication has beendesigned for the renovation market as a guide. Home Decor &Renovations magazine carefully inspects all ads for accuracy, however,the publisher and the printer shall not be responsible for any mistakes,design errors or incorrect information which is provided by the advertiseror their representative.
The advertising herein, including the photographs and all artwork is theproperty of Home Decor & Renovations magazine and not that of theadvertiser. The advertiser has purchased the right of reproduction inHome Decor & Renovations magazine only and does not have the rightto reproduce the ad in whole or in part in any other place or publicationwithout the consent of the publisher.
The entire contents of this publication are protected by copyright and areintended for the sole use of the public.
WE’RE LISTENING!Send us your comments, questions, renovation stories, pictures and great ideas!
Spring is here, and now is the perfect time to update, renew and refresh your living spaces. This issue is filled with inspiring and informative articles that will help you prepare your home for the warmer months ahead – both inside and out!
BBQ’s and bonfires will have you spending more time in the backyard, and we have the top outdoor trends for 2015. Whether you have a large backyard or a cozy patio, we give you the rundown on today’s hottest tools, accessories and outdoor décor ideas. See our special Outdoor Living section for all the details.
Maybe this spring has you dreaming of redesigning your inside spaces. In this issue’s cover story, design authority Yanic Simard gives us a “Lesson in Design” where he shares his expertise and advice on how to achieve your dream design. Key principles to keep in mind when working with a designer are to be upfront, do your research, keep calm and, maybe the most important, choose someone who you can trust – it will help make your dream a reality.
Home Décor & Renovations Magazine is proud to announce 2015 CHBA-ER Awards of Excellence in Housing finalists in the Renovation Category. See page 25 to read about the renovators that have been recognized as the best in the industry. The winners will be announced Saturday, April 25th, 2015 at the Awards of Excellence in Housing Gala at the Shaw Conference Centre. Congratulations to all the finalists!
Hope you enjoy the read and Happy Spring!
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EDITOR’SNOTEBOOK
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Published by
provides all the integral details of their
home project. Information regarding their
product selections, the convenience to
view and approve change orders, and the
opportunity to access their project’s build
schedule at any time are just a few of the
features available. This feature is a quick
and easy way to stay up-to-date with the
progress of a project, and is extra helpful
for busy families or for customers that are
away on vacation during a renovation.
As Stan explains, “the customer can
access updated construction progress
that is updated both weekly and daily,
including photos and documents. It
offer’s our clients 24-hour access to
their project and showcases our effective
customer communications and overall
transparency – something we pride
ourselves on.”
A Cut Above Living clients are
provided with an unique approach
to home design and an unsurpassed
level of attention to detail. No need to
settle for a basic family room when home theatres, customer
designed bars, and show-stopping fireplace options are available
to homeowners. If a client has a gourmet kitchen on their wish
list, A Cut Above Living can turn the wish into a reality with
stylish cabinetry, double ovens, warming drawers and stunning
countertops. Shortcuts are never taken at the expense of quality,
and developing a trust-based relationship with each customer is a
company priority.
With their distinguished ability to discover a home’s hidden
design potential and their skilled approach to transforming a
space into a true reflection of their client, A Cut Above Living
has mastered the art of home design and renovation. As a
member of CHBA Renomark Association, the Canadian Home
Builders Association, and the first company to provide the
Alberta Renovation Warranty Program, A Cut Above Living is
focused on providing services that are at the top of industry
standards while also offering piece of mind and confidence to
their customers. Winner of the 2014, and finalist in the 2015, Best
Interior Renovation over $500,000 Award at the CHBA Awards of
Excellence in Housing, A Cut Above Living is sure to transform any
renovation project into space that is a cut above the rest.
For more information or to learn more about A Cut Above Living
visit acutaboveliving.com, or call 780-244-0504.
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By Aynsley Dueck, Marketing Manager
Go With GlassWindow + Door Trends 2015
IF THERE WAS EVER AN EXCITING TIME
to discuss windows and doors, the time
is now. New technology – beautiful
views – more colours and accessories
– natural light and fresh air. The
combination just might have the biggest
impact on your home renovation; so go
with glass.
These are some of the biggest trends
for windows and doors in 2015:
OVERSIZED OPENINGS
Homeowners are drawn to natural light
like never before. Dave Smeding from
Shield Windows & Doors comments,
“We recently cut a new opening in a
kitchen to fit a 16’ wide sliding door. It
really opened up the space, and updated
the look of the home.” Replacing smaller
openings with large, spanning openings
can have an incredible impact on the
home, inside AND out.
Style Inspiration
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MANY HOMEOWNERS PREFER THE DISAPPEARING SCREENS, AS THEY DO NOT COVER UP ‘STATEMENT’ FRONT DOORS WITH UNIQUE DESIGN DETAILS.
Some homes already have the benefit of large openings, especially on the front of
the house, but the wood frames have since rotted out. Fiberglass frames work well to
achieve the large size requirements, even with triple pane glass, and fewer mullions.
With technological advancements in insulating glass, large openings can also be
comfortable. The combination of argon gas and customizable low emissivity coatings
creates a better insulating window, in hot summers and cold winters. A good window
expert can even provide advice on how to tailor glass that faces different elevations,
while considering roof overhangs, shade from nearby trees, the quantity of windows,
and the size of the room.
BOLD FRAMES
In recent years, white frames have been popular for two main reasons – simplicity and
cost. White continues to be strong, and as a classic colour, it will never go out of style.
But in recent years, homeowners are looking to other neutral colours – black, silver,
slate, and dark brown. With modern technology, these colours are now available for
the interior or exterior.
“Black has been especially popular recently,” comments Dave Smeding. “It blends in
with wood siding or stucco on the exterior – and on the interior it contrasts nicely with
light walls and wood flooring.”
INFINITY GLASS
Infinity pools create a lovely illusion of
endless water. In the same way, infinity
glass creates the illusion of an endless
space. When windows stretch floor-
to-ceiling, or at least to the floor, they
eliminate the usual boundary between
interior exterior spaces. The result is a
brighter, more spacious-feeling room,
with the calming effect of nature.
FRESH AIR
Homeowners are asking for greater
access to fresh air. Venting windows,
or operators, used to be smaller, and
allowed less air passage. Now, with
stronger frames and tougher hardware,
crank windows such as casements and
awnings can stretch 7’ or 8’ wide or tall,
respectively. With such a big operator, the
view is virtually unobstructed.
Doors should also be considered
for access to fresh air. Sliding doors
are convenient, as they do not use up
any additional space inside or outside
when open. Swinging doors can offer
ventilation with disappearing screens or
storm doors. Many homeowners prefer
the disappearing screens, as they do not
cover up ‘statement’ front doors with
unique design details.
CLERESTORY WINDOWS
Clerestory windows have been
particularly popular in recent residential
projects. They are typically horizontal
windows in rooms with high ceilings.
Often grouped in sets of three or more,
the repetition or rhythm is an attractive
architectural element. These windows
can also provide natural ventilation with
electric operators, controlled by a switch.
duxtonwindows.com
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Style Inspiration
By Tracy Fortin
What the Trendsetters
WANT FOR 2016
The modern organic trend is especially timely for fall and
winter. Rustic elements warm up any space in cooler weather,
and they fit in perfectly with roaring fireplaces and a good book
(read on your very modern tablet, of course).
Want to see more of this style? Visit our website and subscribe
to our newsletter for exclusive photos of a 4000-square-foot
remodel we recently completed. It’s a perfect example of a
modern organic home right here in Edmonton.
We’d love to hear what you’re planning for your home in 2016.
Are any of the four big trends on your project list?
MODERN ORGANIC
Picture the modern organic home as the child
of Restoration Hardware and the Apple Store.
It’s all the best parts of the rustic and minimalist
trends, and the finished look is perfect for 2016
and beyond: it’s both sleek and textured, cool
and warm, bright and monochromatic. Modern
organic homes feel perfectly liveable and sink-
right-in comfortable, but with the added bonus
of your laptop suddenly looking to be part of an
intentional tabletop vignette. Nice styling, you.
There are four design trends you need to know about
for 2016 and beyond: fresh neutrals, white kitchens,
smart mudrooms, and modern organic.
Our clients have come to us this year requesting these
exact things for their homes, and the good news is that
there’s still time to be an early adopter. The even better
news is that all four of these trends have timeless qualities
built right into them, so right now is a unique opportunity
to invest in your home’s current and future appeal at the
same time, with the same tile.
If you’re embarking on any design or reno projects in
2016, make sure that at least one of them is one of these:
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SMART MUDROOMS
This seems like a trend out of left
field, but if you think about it, don’t
we all want a smart mudroom?
Especially now that the kids are
back in school, and especially as we
watch for the season’s first flurries,
a mudroom should be a practical
oasis in your home: it’s a space
that quarantines the mess of the
outside world and is small enough
to style easily and keep reasonably
well organized. Think about adding
a charging station or a useful dog
shower in this area, and remember
what comes into this room that you
want to avoid coming any further.
FRESH NEUTRALS
After a long stretch with brown interiors (think espresso millwork and chocolate
hardwood), Edmonton’s trendsetters are now asking for a completely different neutral
palette: white and grey. We’re hearing requests for “clean and fresh” from all our clients
lately. We’re throwing off the heavy, dark colours of the early 2000s and rediscovering
the other half of the fan deck.
Want to nudge your own home into 2016? Let us save you from the horror that
is trying to pick modern neutral paint colours from the seemingly endless options:
Ben Moore’s White Dove and Pewter Grey are my two favourites right now because
they’re so warm and sophisticated. They look especially good as a neutral backdrop
to strategic pops of your favourite bright colours.
WHITE KITCHENS
A far cry from the hospital cafeterias of yore, today’s
most-requested kitchens are either white or off-white,
and incredibly welcoming. We’ve all seen them in
movies and magazines, but now they’re coming off the
sound stages and into real homes. The trick to having
a warm, inviting white kitchen is to get your lighting
just right. We can’t overestimate the importance of
this; lighting is the difference between ambiance
and ambulance. To get your lighting perfect, layer
functional overhead pots and subdued under-cabinet
lights, and then add the wow factor with pendants.
And here’s your bonus for installing a white kitchen:
it’s the only kitchen that is completely timeless. Dark or
wood-tone cabinetry and trendy backsplashes all tie
your kitchen to a specific decade, but a thoughtfully
planned white kitchen transcends time. Get it right,
and it will look fresh and current for decades to come.
Tracy is co-owner of Edmonton’s only award winning husband and wife run design firm Flawless Interiors, specializing in top to bottom renovations. Her passion for design and people makes every project creative and enjoyable.Flawless Interiors Inc. 780 903-0634 | www.flawlessinteriors.ca
Photos courtesy of Aquarian Renovations
Tips And Tricks
Back to Basicswith Renovations
HOUSES NEED REGULAR MAINTENANCE and repairs and there is no such thing as a
simple renovation project. People renovate for lifestyle changes, to update and retrofi t
an older home, and to keep up with the maintenance and repairs that come with being
a homeowner. To really prepare for and execute even a small renovation takes time,
eff ort, knowledge, skill and good products. Eff ective planning will better a homeowners
chances of having their renovation turn out the way they have envisioned it. If the
renovation is beyond the time and skill set of the homeowner a professional contractor
should be consulted and hired for the work.
Finding the right renovation for all parties requires due diligence on the homeowner
and the contractor’s part. Homeowners need to realize that their contractor is going
to get to know them on a very personal level as they will be in their space, observing
their lifestyle habits, meeting their pets, learning about family patterns, likes and dislikes
and personal tastes. Understanding that a healthy working relationship between
client and contractor is essential will ensure that the renovation is set up for success.
Compatibility, along with professionalism in the renovation industry is essential for this
relationship to work.
Check lists clarifying renovation needs,
wants and desires can easily be found on
line. There are TV channels dedicated
to inspiring renovation taste buds and
websites such as Houzz and Pinterest
that provide more ideas than most
homeowners can manage. In addition
to all these resources, a plethora of
magazines and articles about renovations
can stimulate whatever renovation
imagination is left to fi ll.
Hiring a REPUTABLE CONTRACTOR is
one of the best decisions a homeowner
can make. The Canadian Home Builders
RenoMark is a great place to fi nd a list of
solid renovation companies who would
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RENOMARK EDMONTON – WWW.RENOMARK.CAThe program identifies those renovation contractors who have agreed to CHBA – Edmonton Region’s code of ethics, as well as a renovation-specific code of conduct, they provide warranties, understand the value of customer service, and continually educate themselves regarding current trends, materials and regulations.
* Resources included: Canadian Homebuilders Association “The Get it in Writing Handbook” and RenoMark Website
be happy to discuss and help you, the homeowner, with your renovation needs. It
is essential that you hire the company that best fits the needs, size and complexities
that come with your job. Feeling confident that your project is in capable hands is so
important – you will sleep better at night! If your project is particularly large it is ideal to
hire a renovation company who can take your project into design, through the build, and
into the post construction phase.
The RenoMark symbol identifies renovation contractors who are members in good
standing with Canadian Home Builders’ Association and abide to the Association’s
code of ethics. These Renovation companies also have made many important
commitments including:
» Returning phone calls within two business days
» Offering a minimum two year warranty on all work (excludes minor home repair)
» Carrying a minimum $2 million liability insurance
» Providing a detailed written scope of work and contract for all jobs
» Having coverage for workplace safely and employers’ liability and only work with sub-
contractors who also carry such coverage.
» Carrying all applicable licences and permits
» Maintaining a professional level of knowledge of current building codes, permit
procedures, and technical skills through continuing education and membership in
the Association
» Maintaining a safe and organized worksite.
What can you ask? A reputable RenoMark renovator will answer your construction
questions and be knowledgeable about the type of work you are wanting done. They
will give you suggestions for cost-effective projects and help you with your design and
product selection. The best proof of
quality work is with satisfied customers.
Ask your potential renovator to provide
you with a list. Here are some effective
questions to ask past customers:
» What was your experience with this
renovator and their trades’ people?
» Where you satisfied with the quality of
their work?
» How did the renovator solve problems or
changes when they came up?
» How did the renovator keep you
informed about the job as it progressed?
» Did the renovation crew keep the site
clean and orderly?
» Was the work done on schedule?
» Would you hire this renovator again
or recommend the company to your
friends or family?
For more information visit the
local RenoMark website
@ www.renomark.ca/edmontonregion.
When it comes to choosing a renovation
professional, you can rest assured that
RenoMark will help you choose from the
industry’s best.
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NEW AT TILE’S TREND: DIGIT’ ART GALLERY Digital printing on ceramic and porcelain and the latest technology on tiles
TILE’S TREND IS EDMONTON’S GO-TO DESTINATION FOR
CONTEMPORARY DESIGN, QUALITY PRODUCTS, AND A VAST
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Customers can expect unique tile options for their floor, wall and
everything in-between! Their newest product, Digit Art, allows
homeowners to showcase their personal style through the process
of professionally printing images and photos on ceramic tile.
The options are truly endless, and the final result is a completely
personalized and exclusive product that adds exceptional impact to
a space.
For over two years, Tile’s Trend has brought the hottest
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Continuing in their market-leading tradition, their new Digit Art
service is the first in Alberta – and in Canada! The Digital Art
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way to display digital photos on standard ceramic tile. Customers
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then the Tile’s Trend team custom-prints the image onto high-
quality ceramic tiles. The Digit Art Gallery offers customers with a
wide variety of decorative tile murals, accent tiles and printed tile
gifts to choose from. The Tile Art Gallery provides an extensive
selection of digital art images to explore, and with hundreds of
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Tile’s Trend even offers the opportunity to personalize a photo gift
by creating a beautiful and professional photo canvas for special
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Offering the largest selection of mosaic and backsplash tile
options in Edmonton, Tile’s Trend is filled with the products that
will take a project to the next level. With all their tile stock available
within the store, customers are able to come into the shop, browse
an exclusive and diverse selection of tiles, and then take their
dream tiles home. If a specific product isn’t available in store, or if
additional quantity is required, Tile’s Trend can have an order put
in immediately and the customer can expect their desired product
By Salina Yara Halabi
Business Profile | Tile’s Trend
to arrive in about a week. The friendly staff are educated
on all the products they carry and are available to provide
guidance on the tile colour and style choices that will best
suit your lifestyle. If your upcoming project is a do-it-yourself
endeavour you can count on Tile’s Trend to provide you with
your specialty tiles when you need them, and if you require
a little help on installation, Tile’s Trend can refer you to
professionals that will help you get the job done.
For more information about Tile’s Trend visit their website at www.tilestrend.com, or call them at 780.485.2277. Visit their showroom Monday-Friday from 9:30am-6pm and Saturdays 10am-3pm (Closed Sundays and Holidays) to see the beautiful tile options in person.
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