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Bringing Industrial Style to Your New Home
If you love sleek lines and a sleek atheistic, you’ll love industrial style. NewHomeSource explores the industrial style, and how to use it in your home.
Getting the Most Out of an Open Floor Plan
Get the most out of the open floorplan in your new home with tips for maximizing open home plans from NewHomeSource.
Using Tile Beyond Your Bathroom and Kitchen Floors
NewHomeSource breaks down how you can artfully use tile in your new home beyond the bathroom and kitchen floors.
What Lighting is Best for Each Room in Your New Home?
Finding the right lighting for your new home takes each room from meh to wow! NewHomeSource has the ultimate new home lighting guide for each room in your new home.
What Lighting is Best for Each Room in Your New Home?Read More
Gen X Homebuyers Focus on Function and Fitness
Forget Millennials. Gen X homebuyers are looking for a home that focuses on functionality, while also allowing them to stay active.
Laundry Room Design Ideas Put a New Spin on This Chore
You may never look forward to doing the laundry, but today’s laundry rooms are all about making it way easier. NewHomeSource takes a look at some design ideas to help you create the perfect laundry room.
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A Clean, Simple Look: Cabinets Trend to “Soft Modern”
Explore the latest trends in the design of cabinets found in new construction homes.
A Clean, Simple Look: Cabinets Trend to “Soft Modern”Read More
More than Just a Blank Space: A Beginners Guide to Minimalist Home Design
If you love minimalism, or you want to decorate beautifully with less, NewHomeSource has some tips and tricks for minimalist interior design.
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A Beginner’s Guide to Midcentury Modern Style
If you’ve fallen for the resurgence of the Mid Century Modern style, NewHomeSource has some tips and tricks to bring it into your new home.
Want to Age in Place? Smart Home Devices Can Help
Smart homes and connected technology can help retirees and active adults age in place.
5 Top Flooring Options for Your New Home
From hardwood to tile to carpet, we can help you decide which flooring material suits your home best.
Cracking the Color Code: A Guide to Paint Color in Your New Home
If you’re getting ready to start a project, consider painting your new home the perfect color to achieve an atmosphere you love.
Cracking the Color Code: A Guide to Paint Color in Your New HomeRead More
Behind the Scenes with a Builder’s Model Home Designer
Wish you could recreate the look of your favorite model home? One builder’s interior designer shares her home design tips.
Behind the Scenes with a Builder’s Model Home DesignerRead More
Efficiency Is Best: Building Homes That Utilize The Most of Each Space
Smaller, newly built homes are designed to live large without sacrificing great features by maximizing efficiency.
Efficiency Is Best: Building Homes That Utilize The Most of Each SpaceRead More
Chinese Buyers Favor Newer U.S. Homes
A recent study by Juwai, a top Chinese portal for international real estate, found that Chinese buyers favor new homes in the US.
Designing Homes for Special Needs
Universal design accommodates people with special needs. From lowering light switches to using specific types of flooring, there are ways you make your home easier to navigate.
The New Hospitality: Designing for Airbnb
When you rent your new home out on sites like Airbnb, make sure you know your target audience, and plan your floor plan accordingly.
Exploring the Wallpaper-Inspired Tile Trend at Cersaie
NewHomeSource explores the latest tile trends that take their inspiration from luxurious wallpaper.
Exploring the Wallpaper-Inspired Tile Trend at CersaieRead More
Five Steps to a Dream Outdoor Living Room
Here are five steps to designing the perfect outdoor living room for your new home, so you can enjoy your yard year round.
From Dining Rooms to Flex Spaces
The floor plans of new construction homes are changing in response to how people want to live. NewHomeSource explores these changes.
Happening Hardscapes: Walkways, Walls, Steps and Borders for Your Yard
Rocks, stones, bricks, oh my! A nicely designed landscape adds form and function to any outdoor landscape.
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He Said, She Said: What Matters to Men and Women On the Home Front
Do men and women view their homes differently? In most cases, yes! Men tend to view their homes in terms of cost while women tend to view their homes in terms of value.
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How to Add Shabby Chic Design in Your New Home
The Shabby Chic style strikes the perfect balance of relaxed and put-together, incorporate this style into your new home.
How to Design Bathrooms for Senior Living
If you bought your retirement home with the idea of aging in place, you need to design a bathroom that can accommodate senior living.
How to Light Up Your Home — and Your Life
The right kind of lighting can create just the perfect ambiance for your home. By layering light, you’ll have a comfortable, relaxed feel.
Ideas to Create a Unique Garden
Create a unique garden in your new home with these landscaping tips and tricks from NewHomeSource.
New Surface Options to Consider for Your New Home
NewHomeSource explores some modern surface materials found in new homes, so you can choose the right fixtures and finishes in your house.
Pulte Homes Life Tested Program Develops Homes Based on Customer Input
NewHomeSource explores Pulte Homes’ Life Tested Program and their method of designing new homes that people love to live in.
Pulte Homes Life Tested Program Develops Homes Based on Customer InputRead More
Resilient Design: Learning from Disaster
Builders and architects are looking at ways to make new homes more resilient; that is, so they are built to help stand up to natural and man-made disasters through various building techniques.