How many keys are there to be considered too many?! With a full list of exquisite properties, our agents are always on the run showing stunning houses to potential buyers. When the keys aren't labeled we can struggle to figure out which is which! Could this be the worst nightmare of a realtor? Maybe!
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How many houses have you visited in the past few years? Have you noticed how most of the houses have monochrome/neutral color kitchens? And in a jungle of monochrome designs, we found this one of the kind kitchen in a DMV local home. The kitchen utilizes the hot color scheme to create a fun and vibrant atmosphere. Since the room has a lot of windows, the sunlight helps preventing the color from being too “dull" and dark down the kitchen. Instead, the area is lightened up with bright red and a rainbow of colors on the ceiling. To personalize the kitchen, the homeowner has added some cute and unique home decor, such as sculptures of animals, decorative plates, etc. With this, the kitchen looks
Here’s another unique find from one of our properties -- an in-home incinerator! Incineration is a waste treatment process that involves the combustion of organic substances contained in waste materials, converting the waste into ash, flue gas and heat. Incinerators were in fashion a hundred years ago to produce your own heat and fuel for the home. However, with the development of new technology and new methods of waste disposal, in-home incinerators are no longer a part of houses' construction. Although there is still debate, the “environment-friendly" impact of incineration is mostly considered low and the method itself is too dangerous to operate for an individual home. Because of this, m
