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R EAL ESTATE
RIVER CANYON ESTATES
SHOW STOPPER
This beautifully updated 3000 sq. ft.,
4 bedroom, 3 bath home. Downstairs
features white oak floors, a private
office, and full bath. The kitchen
has quartz countertops, subway tile
backsplash, a shiplap wrapped island,
and a Blanco sink. The family room has
a beautiful marble fireplace surround,
built-in cabinets, and a tv mount with shiplap accent above the fireplace. Remodeled
master bath and upstairs guest bath. Wonderfully landscaped yard with a patio and a hot
tub. Three car tandem garage with ample storage. Unbeatable neighborhood with close
access to the river trail, a community pool and clubhouse. $975,000.
20737 Livengood Way, Bend
Beautiful Cascade Village
living. 55 and older
community. 3 bedroom,
2 bath, very spacious
1506 sq. ft., extra large side
deck. Fenced back deck for
privacy, attached garage.
A must see! Immaculate.
$164,950
Coldwell Banker Bain
Robinson-Ludwick Group, Brokers
541-383-4343
www.buysellbend.com
Jackie Elliott
Cascade Properties of Bend LLC
541-420-6045
Pantone
color of the year
Since 2021 promises hope, a fresh look
for spring can help brighten your outlook.
The color experts at Pantone have fully
embraced this aesthetic with their color of
the year: Ultimate Gray and Illuminating.
Th is “marriage,” Pantone said, is a great combination to
set the mood in any room in the home, adding a dose of
sunshine and positivity. Th e company suggests its use in a
truly aspirational and inspirational way:
Painting a front door in bright yellow Illuminating
conveys a warm and welcoming message when supported
by solid and dependable Ultimate Gray in the exterior
fi nishes, they suggest. Th e combination can also work for
any offi ce, whether in the home or in a commercial space,
with Ultimate Gray providing the fi rm foundation for
Illuminating, a vibrant yellow that heightens awareness
and enhances intuition, lighting the way to the intellectual
curiosity, originality and resourcefulness of an open mind.
Even if you don’t have such high hopes, Pantone’s colors
of the year are incorporated in all manner of applications
WELCOME
ELIZABETH
FOSTER!
WINDERMERE CENTR AL OREGON REAL ESTATE
across the design spectrum, from paint and fabric,
graphics and multimedia to makeup and home decor.
Chances are you’ll see these colors somewhere in 2021, so
if you’re interested in updating a room, here are some tips
on application.
Color trends come and go, say the experts at Better
Homes & Gardens, so one of the best ways to incorporate
them is with accessories that you can easily and
inexpensively swap out. Th e magazine suggests starting
with pillows, area rugs, throw blankets, wall art and other
accessories as a simple way to try out the colors without
going all-in on new furniture or wall paint right away. By
starting small, you’ll get a sense of how the colors work.
Th en you can go big if you really love it.
Indeed, some professional designers think the colors
are too rich to apply to entire room, so accents might be a
smart choice.
But some ways to go big and not overwhelm include
adding Illuminating yellow drapes in a sunroom or
accenting a wood table with a yellow chair with gray tiles
in the background, according to Renae Keller, a designer
quoted in an article appearing recently in the Minneapolis
Star-Tribune.
If you’d like to bring out the paint brush, Pantone
suggests you paint your front door with sunny
Illuminating. “Painting a front door in bright yellow
Illuminating conveys a warm and welcoming message
when supported by solid and dependable Ultimate Gray
in the exterior fi nishes,” Pantone explained.
Indoors, the kitchen is the obvious room to use these
colors in accents because, Pantone said, Ultimate Gray
represents natural colors that stand the test of time, and
you can rest assured that this enduring hue will never go
out of style. Consider brushing it on the walls or cabinets
in your kitchen. Add bursts of yellow with tea towels or
canisters.
Because Illuminating is both vivacious and warming
and Ultimate Gray is solid and dependable, there
are many ways to experiment and bring some of that
aspirational feeling to the home.
“Windermere has such a strong and loyal following, that even when brokers move from one region to another, they stay as part of the Family;
such is the case with Elizabeth Foster; who has recently relocated to Central Oregon from the Corvallis Windermere offi ce. We fi nd her to be a
terrifi c asset and perfect blend within our Central Oregon community of Real Estate talent.” ~ Dave Feagans, Owner
“Windermere Central Oregon Real Estate’s commitment to their Brokers, staff and the communities is why I chose to work with them! During
the global pandemic and with real estate becoming more global I noted that my capabilities to serve my clients was going to be best served
with a company that not only gives the fi rst-class individualized service along with exceptional technology, marketing and continuing
educational opportunities that I and the public deserves. Windermere has given me the tools to elevate my natural commitment to my clients
but more importantly it has re-energized my entire professional real estate career and personally by being a better Broker.”
~ Elizabeth Foster, Broker
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