The New Moon L636 has 3 beds, 2 baths and is 1156 sq. ft. This manufactured home is built by Redman Homes in Ephrata, PA and is available in Pennsylvania and the surrounding states. For more information about how to buy a manufactured home, please visit http://www.championhomes.com
The Avalanche 4663K has 3 beds, 2 baths and is 1760 sq. ft. This manufactured home was built by our factory located in Weiser, ID and is available throughout Idaho and the surrounding states. For more information about manufactured homes, visit http://www.championhomes.com
How to Dig Down for Extra Living Space (8 photos)
Where to put the stairs? If you already have a basement, you probably have interior or exterior stairs for access. But just because that’s where someone else put it doesn’t mean that’s where you need it. Relocating the stairs will take up main level space but could free some up as well. Your architect or designer can walk you through the options.
My Houzz: A Surprisingly Light Lakeside Log Cabin (22 photos)
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Log cabins tend to be dark. It’s just often a fact when the space is all wood; the interior tends to be moody. That’s what Sam Wotring and Nicole Ray were expecting before they stepped inside this 1920s log cabin on a quiet lake near Ann Arbor, Michigan. Boy, were they wrong.
Because a previous homeowner used a superlight gray paint to cover every log surface inside the house, including the vaulted wood-plank ceiling, the space is far from dark. “We were so surprised by how light and airy it was inside, so quaint and charming,” Ray says. Meanwhile, bright colors and original artwork – Ray is an illustrator and artist – further lighten the space, as do vintage chandeliers that hang in every room.
Houzz at a GlanceWho lives here: Sam Wotring and Nicole RayLocation: Brighton, MichiganSize: About 1,600 square feet; 2 bedrooms, 1½ baths
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Can’t-Beat Style: Candlestick Clusters (11 photos)
A cluster of crystal candlesticks, or in this case tea light holders, is soft and pretty, and a great complement to the dark and elegant neutral palette of this New York showroom.
There’s something about candles placed directly on a surface that doesn’t seem quite right to me. So place a collection of candlesticks like these on a gorgeous round platter so you won’t have any regrets. A base for this collection would actually enhance the look too. I’d go for a round silver-leafed tray or something Moroccan to add a touch of mystery.
The New Moon 2860 07 is a manufactured home built by Redman Homes in Topeka, IN. It has 3 beds, 2 baths and is 1493 sq. ft. This ranch style manufactured home available in Indiana and the surrounding states.
The Champion 3017 has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and is 1820 sq. ft. This manufactured home is built by Champion Homes in Dresden, TN and is available in Tennessee and the surrounding states. For more information about manufactured homes, visit http://www.championhomes.com
Introducing the Champion Home Builders Outdoor Spaces Contest
Spring is finally here, and summer is rapidly approaching. Do you have a Champion built home and love to spend as much time outdoors as you can? If so, Champion wants to see the outdoor spaces that really make your home special.
We know you have a favorite outdoor space where you can relax, grill out or play with the kids. Champion wants to see it, so they are giving away a $500 Target gift card as part of their Champion Home Builders Outdoor Spaces Sweepstakes.
It’s easy to enter. From now until June 16, just share a picture and description of your favorite outdoor spaces on your property using the Outdoor Spaces contest app located on their Facebook page. A panel of Champion Home Builders staff will evaluate the photos and the winner will be announced on June 25th, 2013. Good Luck!
Visit Champion at www.facebook.com/ChampionHomeBuilders to enter today.
We here at North Carolina Custom Modulars have homebuilding down to a science. We all work as one team, from our design specialists to our building professionals, and even our material sources. This is why we are able to complete your new dream home in a fraction of the time it takes traditional homebuilders, sometimes as little as three months. The North Carolina Custom Modulars’ family has over 20 years of combined experience in the housing industry. Our mission is to be committed to our customers by helping you successfully plan, design, and construct your new modular home making for a stellar home buying experience because your dream is our dream. Tags: Asheboro, award winning floor plans, best construction company, Champion, leading builders, NC home builders, new home construction, North Carolina Custom Modulars, Outdoor Spaces Contest
Chameleon Power, the leading provider of visualization software, has developed visualizers for every part of the home from the exterior ( roofing, siding, windows, trim, stone) to the interior (all types of flooring, countertops, backsplashes, mosaics, etc.).
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Currently, the consumer experience offered by most online decor retailers requires customers to begin a rather laborious process of clicking through page after page of photographed wall decor, for example. But the difference between photo and visualization technology is an item photo displayed on a white background does not generally show the size and scale of a product and how it will actually look in a real room. This also applies to the experience of shopping online for an area rug. A photograph, even a perfectly rendered one, does not generally give a consumer a good virtual idea of whether to buy a 5×6 or the 7×9 rug for their room.
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Chameleon Power, the leading provider of visualization software, has developed visualizers for every part of the home from the exterior (roofing, siding, windows, trim, stone) to the interior (all types of flooring, countertops, backsplashes, mosaics, etc.).
Our easy-to-use and engaging home design tools are developed to take the guesswork out of building, remodeling and decorating for both contractors and homeowners. While dozens of leading manufacturers are and have been avid users of our technology for such products as roofing, siding, tile, Chameleon Power also offers its popular, beautifully photo-realistic visualization capabilities to the online home decor market.
Currently, the consumer experience offered by most online decor retailers requires customers to begin a rather laborious process of clicking through page after page of photographed wall decor, for example. But the difference between photo and visualization technology is an item photo displayed on a white background does not generally show the size and scale of a product and how it will actually look in a real room. This also applies to the experience of shopping online for an area rug. A photograph, even a perfectly rendered one, does not generally give a consumer a good virtual idea of whether to buy a 5×6 or the 7×9 rug for their room.
That’s where Chameleon Power’s dynamic home decor visualizer tools for wall art, area rugs, window fashions and upholstery can not only be highly useful in creating a memorable and engaging online experience for customers, but also in converting 2/3rds of them into instant buyers.
We invite you to try our home decor demo visualizers for art, rugs, paint, window fashions, and upholstery as well as our other home interior and exterior visualizers that can be customized with your unique products, colors and images at http://www.chameleonpower.com/visualizers.aspx.
Legendary Homes Inc.
10197 S Meridian Rd
Clarklake, Michigan 49234
517-206-2435
