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Evelyn Long

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New York, United States
As seen in: Renovated, National Association of Realtors (US), Industrial Safety & Hygiene News, Facility Executive, Modern Restaurant Management, Construction Executive, I+S Design, Fleet Point, Fleet Maintenance, Property Brokers
Covers:  Real estate, interior design, construction, home organization, construction mental health, construction diversity, agriculture

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Evelyn is the founder and editor-in-chief of Renovated with over 5 years of experience immersed in researching and writing on interior design, construction, and renovation. She is a passionate advocate for improving mental health and safety in the construction industry. When she's not writing, you can find her reading at coffee shops.

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How Expecting Parents Can Find the Perfect Family Home

How Expecting Parents Can Find the Perfect Family Home

Expecting a baby and looking for your first home? Discover key tips on choosing a safe, warm and family-frien…

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Does No-Contact Decluttering Really Work? 7 Things to Know Before You Try

Does No-Contact Decluttering Really Work? 7 Things to Know Before You Try

How can you determine what your family truly uses and get rid of the rest? No-contact decluttering may be the…

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Incorporating Local Culture Into a Restaurant's Interior Design

Incorporating Local Culture Into a Restaurant's Interior Design

Learn how to incorporate local culture authentically into your restaurant's interior design to attract local …

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Wallpaper Trends That May Actually Help You Sell Your Home

Wallpaper Trends That May Actually Help You Sell Your Home

Don't fear this trend. Learn when to embrace it.

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Surpassing ADA Recommendations For Accessible Interior Spaces

Surpassing ADA Recommendations For Accessible Interior Spaces

Meeting the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements is nonnegotiable—but designing truly inclusive…

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How to implement mental health initiatives on construction sites

How to implement mental health initiatives on construction sites

Your construction team's mental health isn't just a wellness issue. It's a safety imperative, a retention fac…

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8 Home Design Tips to Build Buyer Confidence at Open Houses

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By Foreclosures Land, Evelyn Long
| National Association of Realtors (US)
Buyers often form a first impression of a home within seconds of stepping inside. Strategic design choices can help make prospective buyers feel welcome, comfortable and confident in what the property has to offer. Here are a few ways to prepare a home for a successful showing and open house. 1. Focus on curb appeal. The home’s exterior sets the tone for buyer confidence before anyone steps inside.
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OSHA's Top 5 Aerial Lift Violations: What Safety Managers Miss Most

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By Evelyn Long
| Industrial Safety & Hygiene News Verified
Rushed schedules, uncomfortable harnesses and inconsistent enforcement across shifts all contribute to this violation. Operators usually understand the requirement but rarely expect anyone to enforce it. This points to a culture issue around consistent enforcement. Fall protection general requirements remain OSHA’smost frequently cited standard for FY2025. It indicates industry-wide blind spots. Between 2011 and 2014, 87 workers died operating an aerial or scissor lift.
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Use Trendy Colors in Your Staging Without Alienating Buyers

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By Evelyn Long
| National Association of Realtors (US)
As a real estate agent, you may find yourself in a tricky spot with staging: You want listings to feel current and exciting with the latest color trends, but you also don’t want to risk turning off potential buyers with bold choices. The secret, however, isn't to chase trends but to strategize how you use them so a home feels both on-trend and universally appealing. With the right approach, you can make any property stand out in a crowded market.
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