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Sept. 30, 2016 | Julie Anne Cleyn
Luxury by the room
Breaking down how it looks, from the inside out
When Jaime and Jocelyne Holland of Holland Design meet with their clients, they ask them not to design what their neighbours have in their homes.
"We ask them to instead think about how they live and what's important to them," said Jocelyne, partner and business development of the interior design company,
Added Jaime, partner in charge of design at the firm: "Real luxury is very personal and customized to the homeowner's lifestyle."
When Jaime and Jocelyne Holland of Holland Design meet with their clients, they ask them not to design what their neighbours have in their homes.
"We ask them to instead think about how they live and what's important to them," said Jocelyne, partner and business development of the interior design company,
Added Jaime, partner in charge of design at the firm: "Real luxury is very personal and customized to the homeowner's lifestyle."
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Nov. 13, 2015 | Rachel Naud
Renos vs. moving
Why some Calgarians are choosing to stay put
Our homes are our hearts. They are where we live, where we love, where we raise our families and where we make memories.
And as with all aspects of life, the heart wants what it wants. In many cases, this means a change.
However, instead of packing up our lives in boxes and moving to a new space, many Calgarians are opting to stay put and renovate instead, says Susan Rust of Susan Rust Interior Design.
Emotionally, many homeowners feel connected and sentimental to their existing home.
"They may have great friends and neighbours in the area and feel connected to the neighbourhood," said Rust.
Our homes are our hearts. They are where we live, where we love, where we raise our families and where we make memories.
And as with all aspects of life, the heart wants what it wants. In many cases, this means a change.
However, instead of packing up our lives in boxes and moving to a new space, many Calgarians are opting to stay put and renovate instead, says Susan Rust of Susan Rust Interior Design.
Emotionally, many homeowners feel connected and sentimental to their existing home.
"They may have great friends and neighbours in the area and feel connected to the neighbourhood," said Rust.
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Sept. 17, 2014 | Cody Stuart
Added amenities
*CREB®Now real estate news luxury feature*
Today's luxury homes boast more than just curb appeal
With the ability to purchase a home priced at more than a million dollars, most luxury homebuyers also have the ability to add even more amenities to their new homes.
With the kitchen, living room and backyard serving as the main entertainment areas in the home, CREB®Now asked some local businesses what they're seeing in the city's luxury renovations industry.