Home & Design Articles

Since time immemorial, sellers have been preparing their homes for sale—planting, patching, and clearing out clutter. But it’s only within the past five years that the concept of professional styling has begun to take hold.

April 1, 2003

Stacey Moncrieff

New-home specialist Deena Loveland designed a home for the new millennium to prove to buyers and builders that an upscale house doesn’t have to be a utility buster.

December 1, 2002

Robert Freedman

When it comes to the home, you probably know a little about almost everything, from plumbing fixtures to kitchen appliances. Now it’s time to add biosensors to your mental encyclopedia.

August 1, 2001

Considered historically valuable, kit houses can command a nice little premium in the marketplace and give you a super selling hook.

July 1, 2001

Robert Freedman

Builders and lenders have been dabbling in the energy-efficient market for years. Now real estate practitioners are getting into the act, setting the stage for increasing interest in the green housing market.

May 1, 2001

Paul Sedan

If you’re ready to take your home office to the next level, read on for a look at three distinct approaches to setting up at home. One of these three professionals may have the insights you need to take your home office from an afterthought to a class act.

February 1, 2001

Meet four architects who are on the cutting edge of home design. They tell of some of their most recent projects and how they illustrate what’s on the horizon in terms of new residential development.

March 1, 2000

Robert Sharoff