When it comes to refreshing your living space, few changes are as simple yet transformative as a fresh coat of paint. Paint can even work wonders in changing how a room feels spatially. Whether you're looking for a bold statement or a subtle refresh, the possibilities are endless. Try one of these methods below to completely transform your living space.

Create More Space
White is the standard paint on most walls for a reason — it just works! Light, cool colors tend to make a room appear larger and more open. If you're working with a room that feels cramped, has little natural light or just lacks dimension, try painting the walls and ceiling with a fresh coat or white or other bright, lightly colored paint. This is also a great, cost-effective way to make your home appear bigger when
Chicago is a city that knows how to throw a party. Never is that more apparent than on New Year's Eve, when the city bursts to life with celebrations, fireworks displays and live performances. If you're wondering how to spend New Year's Eve in Chicagoland, let our real estate agents be your guides.
If you think winter weather means the end of outdoor dining in Chicago, think again. Pubs, cafes and restaurants all over the city offer heated patio seating, making outdoor dining an option even when the snow is falling and the wind is howling. Read on to discover our real estate agents' favorite heated patios in Chicagoland!
Our real estate agents love every season in Chicago, but there's something truly special about the holidays. From the festive lights that illuminate the Magnificent Mile to the city's official Christmas tree in Millenium Park, there's always a lot to experience around Chicagoland this time of year.
If you want to bring some of that holiday cheer into your home, here's how to deck the halls in your Chicago home this December.
Minimalist home decor is more than a trend — it's a method of simplifying your space and creating a clean, serene environment for your home. Like the Konmari Method that took the world by storm, minimalist decorating can also be a jumping-off point for self-improvement and more conscious consumption. If you're interested in bringing minimalist design into your space, here are a few tips to help you get started.
Choose a neutral color palette
Shades of white are what first come to mind when envisioning a minimalist color palette, but clean, white decor is not always the most realistic color for every lifestyle — especially one that comes with children and four-legged friends. I...