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How to Do a Condo Renovation Right in the Hudson Valley

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By Hudson Valley, Yanic Simard
| Hudson Valley Magazine Verified
By Yanic Simard, Houzz Renovating a standalone house and renovating a condo unit can produce similar-looking results, but the processes can be very different. Each renovation of a condominium space comes with its own limitations, possibilities, and strategies, all of which you should consider before beginning a project — even before purchasing a space.
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4 Designer Tips for Creating a Fashionable Entry

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By Yanic Simard, Long Design, Ove Architecture, Alison Giese Interiors
| Houzz
Alternatively, you can look to your entry decor for inspiration in choosing your front door color. A door is a large vertical plane, so the color you choose is going to be fully in view and likely be a significant amount. So choose wisely. You might want to consider a lighter shade of a color found in your wallcovering, rug or artwork. Painting the trim and ceiling the same color can have a dramatic effect as well. In my experience, the most popular front door color is a shade of blue.
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What to Ask When Considering Heated Floors

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By Yanic Simard, Rehkamp Larson Architects, Florence Livingston Interiors, John Buckley Architecture
| Houzz
What System Should I Install? Radiant heat systems come in three types. The first, forced-air based (where hot air carries heat through channels in the floor), is rarely ever used in homes. The second, hydronic based, tends to be the most efficient, using hot water to carry heat through a network of tubing. The third type, electrical radiant heating, is often less efficient than hydronic heating, with one major exception (which is entirely dependent on your local power supplier).
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