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Summer is getting closer, which makes it the perfect time to get rid of the old and in with the new! Give your home a sleek look with some fresh paint. This summer, stay trendy by picking pastels to dress up your walls. Pastel colors are a great way to get color without being too over-the-top. You don't have to stick with tans and grays if you're subtle! Check out some great paint color schemes we found on Pinterest! Image via www.decor8blog.com

James Hardie siding holds true to being one of the best in the business. As a building product that you can rely on, James Hardie siding offers home owners a durable, quality product with an incredible array of color and style options to choose from. Take a peek below to look at some of the new siding options by  James Hardie ! Select Cedarmill Chestnut Brown Image via www.jameshardie.com Smooth Style Navajo Beige Image via www.jameshardie.com Beaded Cedarmill Heathered Moss Image via www.jameshardie.com Beaded Smooth Boothbay Blue Image via www.jameshardie.com Sources wwww.jameshardie.com

Beige, tan, khaki, taupe - they're all the same, and they've all been on their way out of the interior design realm for a long, long while. So what's hot, now? GRAY. Gray is the new beige, you could say. It can accomplish a multitude of different feelings and emotions including serenity, sleek and smooth. Check out some great tones of gray that you can utilize in your space. Image via www.villapaprika.no Image via www.buyerselect.com Image via www.homebunch.com Sources www.thisoldhouse.com www.pinterest.com

There are a few different options you'll run into when you're deciding what color to paint the trim in your home. Some prefer neutral tones of tan and beige, while others may choose an accent pop color that stands out. What we've learned throughout the years is that a clean, crisp white trim is generally your best bet - for a lot of reasons. Skim through our thought process, below.  Image via www.houzz.com 1. Makes the room appear more spacious 2. Stresses the positive areas of the room 3. Calms the environment 4. Gives a clean look 5. Diverts attention from overbearing paint 6. Increases natural light 7. Goes with any paint color

From full design services to move in ready, Hamilton is the turn key solution you've been searching for. Below, you'll see a home Hamilton built start to finish, located in central Pennsylvania. The home's exterior is truly beautiful, but we really love when we can see how homeowners decorate and design the interior of their home, too! Check out this 2,329 SQ FT home, including the garage.

The front door of your home is an inexpensive way to make a big difference in the appearance of your home. You might not have the funds to completely re side your house or put on a new roof, but if you can manage to swing a can of paint, you're in good shape. Check out some front door colors that will make your house pop! Stormy Gray This color is versatile with light and dark colored siding, and it will prevent showing dirt. Image via www.cozycottagecute.com Canary Yellow Yellow doesn't have to be over bearing. Choose soft or earthy yellow tones for a subtle highlight. Image via www.pinterest.com Navy Blue Blues pop in the middle of a lightly colored house. Grays and taupe shades compliment blue well. Image via www.mariakillam.com Cherry Red Adding a red or orange tone to your front door will add a warmth to your home's appearance. Image via www.prettyhandygirl.com Sources www.pinterest.com

If you're awaiting a little one on the way, you're likely mulling over how you will design the nursery. Having a baby is such an exciting and rewarding time, so plan ahead and have the nursery ready to go when your bundle of joy makes an appearance. Be sure to follow these tips when you start designing your baby's new nursery: Image via www.babble.com Pick out flexible decor. Keep in mind, your little baby won't be a baby forever, and eventually you will want to transform the room for your child. With that in the back of your head, pick out furniture and color palettes that you can work with at a later time. Safety comes first. You should plan ahead to baby-proof your nursery. For example, there have been some recently implemented codes and specification regarding cribs and the distance between the bars. Think about proximity. When you are rushing around with a new baby, you want the location of your nursery to fit well with the other amenities in your house. ...

Have you ever been in someone's house and thought, "Why would they ever pick out these colors?" You probably had a bit of a shock when you saw the overwhelming deep reds and bright yellow tones. Such colors can be overpowering in bulk, but when they are tastefully utilized they can be a home decor success! Look at some of the samples we thought did a nice job balancing those bright, "pop" colors with softer, more subtle tones. *Keep in mind that the "pop" colors look best as an accent color, or on an accent wall. Image via www.pinterest.com Image via www.pinterest.com Image via www.pinterest.com Image via www.pinterest.com Image via www.pinterest.com Sources www.pinterest.com

The more color swatches you look at, the more color combinations will come to mind. Check out some popular color schemes that are trending this year! Image via www.bloglovin.com Image via www.color.romanuke.com Image via www.colorpalettes.net Image via www.colorpalettes.net Image via www.color.raomanuke.com Image via www.bloglovin.com Sources www.pinterest.com