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Whether you are planning to pursue a real estate sale or further improve your forever home, the condition of your property can have a signifi- cant impact. If you’re unfamiliar with trends that are past their prime, here are some things to look for when you’re decid- ing what to update. PANELING AND WALLPAPER Dated wall coverings can quickly make a home look drab and uninspiring. Instead, consider removing old-fashioned paneling or wallpaper and replacing it with a layer of drywall. A pro- fessional install is relatively inexpensive, at a national average of $1.50 per-square- foot, according to Home Advisor. It’s also easy to work with when coating it with unique coats of paint and using accents to highlight other features in your rooms. GLASS BLOCK WINDOWS These windows gained popularity because of their ability to allow light to pass through walls and illuminate to other rooms. However, the trend that was used in many bathrooms doesn’t fit in most © ADOBE STOCK of today’s modernized styles. Depending on the size of the window, a replacement can be a costly renovation. However, replacing it with a modern option can enhance the appearance. If you find yourself missing the addition- al light they provided, consid- er installing a skylight to allow natural light to wash into your room. ANALOG THERMOSTAT An attractive wall can be held back by the presence of an analog thermostat. While many view this tool as a sim- ple way to control their heat- ing and cooling system, an updated model can bring a sleek appearance to a room. Digital options are avail- able to bring a splash of mod- ernization to your home but a color touchscreen model can become a powerful accent that works both visually and practically. Do your research on smart thermostats that can be con- trolled from an app on your smartphone from anywhere in the world. They’re not only attractive but will also save you money since you are able to activate or deactivate your HVAC sys- tem while you’re away from home.
