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JULY 2018 HOME 7 HOMESITES IN TURNBERRY ESTATES OF NEW BERLIN ACCEPTED OFFER KYLE CLEMENTS REALTOR ® 414.858.8444 kyleclements@kw.com www.KyleClementsRealty.com from $189,900 ESTATE-SIZED LOTS IN NEW BERLIN from $189,900 Welcome home to TURNBERRY ESTATES of New Berlin! The exclusive conservancy subdivision features only nine estate-sized lots situated on an expansive 50 acres; including a rare 10 acre lot approved for horses! Spread out and bask in the serenity of the serenity of the plentiful natural spaces, while finding comfort in the suburban amenities that give Turnberry Estates it's elegance. Conveniently located just west of Calhoun, off Beloit Rd., which places shopping, restaurants, schools and access to I-43 only minutes from home. Come to Turnberry Estates, where dreams became reality! 26100901 (BPT) — Many homeowners today won- der how they can turn their bathrooms or kitchens into something worthy of making the rounds on Pinterest or Instagram. As more people want to give their home a per- sonal and stylish touch, home decorating and interior design is hotter than ever, and the possibilities are seemingly limitless. With over 140 years of designing kitchen and bathroom products, Kohler Kitchen & Bath tapped into a large brain trust of designers and product experts to identify six leading kitchen and bath design trends. 1. All in the mix. We all know patterns play a big role in how large a room appears and what features are accented or empha- sized. For all the importance people place on patterns, many are inherently afraid of blending — or mixing — patterns. Be bold! When done right, this can create a vibrant, energetic space that does more for your room than if you were to play it safe. 2. Perfect pairs. Two of the most strik- ing colors to appear in kitchens and bath- rooms these days are velvety blues and vivid greens. Blues are timeless and can work well by themselves in most situations, but add a small dose of blood orange and you've created an infectious vibe to the room. Nothing makes as dramatic a state- ment as pairing two complementary colors. 3. A softer white. A traditional color for bathrooms and kitchens, white gives off a clean, bright aura. Nonetheless, the look can be a bit clinical. Once way around this problem is to warm up the whites with tones of brass, gold or bronze. Subtle touch- es on the cabinets or backsplash can create a warm ambience that softens the look of an all-white space. 4. Keep it neutral. If you're looking for fun, vibrant colors but aren't ready to go all in, consider neutral shades such as icy blue, blush sand and other straight-from-nature shades. Such transparent neutrals beauti- fully diffuse light and lend themselves to contrasting elements. 5. Amber glow. The living room has expanded. Kitchens aren't just for prepar- ing food and bathrooms aren't just for get- ting ready. People want a cozier, at-home feel for both these rooms. Top designers do this by adding a range of metallic fixtures coupled with smoky grays, a combination that creates a dramatic and welcoming room. 6. Noir. With the debut of black stainless steel appliances, black has made its way back to being a staple color in kitchens and bathrooms. Of late, the emphatic pairing of black and white has become the real show- stopper. The idea here is to work with high contrast: Think strong color-blocking pat- terns and heavy stripes. Two timeless col- ors will join to create a perfectly modern mixture. 6 kitchen and bathroom design trends BPT A softer white is the foundation of this kitchen that uses a soft green as a complementary color.

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