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As a homeowner, there’s a lot you need to worry about. Every part of the country has its unique weather patterns and considerations; for those of us in the Lone Star State, hurricane season is just one of those weather patterns to get used to.

Your home can play many roles; whether you’re an aspiring hostess or more of a homebody, your home’s architecture, decor, lighting, and more can all contribute to how you (and your guests) feel.

Home sweet home: whether you’re there for the long-term or just for the meantime, our homes are a special place. Your home is where you can put down your roots as a family, entertain guests, build your future, and — of course — create your ideal environment. 

In real estate, there’s a lot of talk about “curb appeal” — how your home or property looks when viewed from the street. When prospective buyers first walk up, you want them to feel like the home is safe, welcoming, and worth the price you’re asking.

Are you considering a beautiful home renovation? From kitchen remodels to expanding your outdoor space and other big projects, it can bring out the dreamer (and designer) in anyone. But it can also be a bit daunting to plan. 

The weather is getting cooler and the days are getting shorter. Before we know it, the crisp days will make way for much colder temperatures across the U.S. For many homeowners, it’s a time to stay indoors and put a hold on many of the routine home maintenance tasks we do in the spring and summer. Since the weather can put a damper on upcoming projects, most people use the fall season to get everything in place before the winter hits. 

Unless you’re living in a totally secluded area, at some point you’ll need to deal with some noise outside your home—whether that’s from neighbors, construction projects down the street, or just the normal hustle-and-bustle of daily life. 

Greek philosopher Heraclitus once famously said, “The only constant in life is change.” And we’d have to agree!

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve reached a “new normal” that will be with us for a long time. For many, what started as an overnight mandate to stay (and work) at home instead of trekking to the office each day has now turned into an everyday routine. And for many still, it’s a change that will last well into 2021.

Major companies in Northern California, including Facebook and Google, have all announced long-term policies for working from home at this point. Twitter will now allow some of its workforce to continue working from home forever, if they choose.

But if you’ve been working from home, you probably also know the inherent challenges that come with it. From household distractions to lackluster computer s...