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How To Create the WOW! Factor

Having a beautiful home with all the bells and whistles can get costly very quickly. However, you can still create the Wow! factor in your home and create a statement without breaking the bank. Here are just a few of our favorite ways to incorporate stunning interior design features in your home to give it that Wow! factor:


1. VENT HOODS


Vent hoods are a practical feature in any kitchen, but they don't have to be a one-size-fits-all. They come in a variety of sizes, shapes, materials, styles and mounts.


Top Left: Barron & McClary; Bottom Left: Sullivan's; Bottom Right: Mel Bean Interiors (Photo by Laurey Glenn)


2. FLOATING SHELVES


Want to add visual interest to a space? Floating shelves do just that while still providing ample storage.


Top (L&R): Duvall Atelier; Bottom Left: Jill Croka; Bottom Right: Duvall Atelier


3. GRANITE/MARBLE


Nothing says elegance like this! Whether you're doing a waterfall countertop or a funky design and backsplash, granite & marble rarely fail to disappoint.

Middle: Sullivan's Showroom; Right: Alan Madewell


4. WALLPAPER


Geometric, a pop of color, a gorgeous landscape or a subtle pattern - you decide! And bonus - most wallpaper these days is easily changeable so you can always keep it fresh!


Top Left: Studio Markes; Top Right: Studio Markes; Bottom (L&R): Emily Davis Interiors


5. MECHANICAL FEATURES


Now you see it, now you don't. The options are practically limitless.


Design - Susan Arnold & Co.


6. EAT-IN BOOTH


A fun, friendly and stylish way to have a meal and conversation.


Left: Duvall Atelier; Right: Jill Croka


7. LIGHTING


The lighting in a room, whether it be natural or from a fixture, sets the atmosphere for our experience there.


Top Right: Studio Markes; Bottom Right: Studio Markes


8. TILE & BACKSPLASH


Whether it be on the floor, the backsplash or all the way up a wall, tile in its many sizes, shapes and colors can set the mood in both large spaces and small ones.


Left: Duvall Atelier; Middle: Studio Markes; Right: Emily Davis Interiors


9. SINKS


Like so many other design elements, sinks come in different shapes, sizes and materials. Go bold with a glass front sink, farmhouse sink, sinks made from granite or a galley-style stainless sink.

Left: Bailey Austin Design | Photography by Kacey Gilpin


Right: Design - Martina Gangel

Design - Jill Croka


10. UNIQUE DESIGN FEATURES


There are really too many design features to mention that add the Wow! factor, but below are a few of our favorites that are specific to your cabinetry design.


A sophisticated dry bar off the dining room with tons of floor to ceiling storage! This cabinetry made from walnut was created with a radius to maximize the small space. See more from this dry bar here>>



Left: Geometric door faces that add an extra layer of detail - Home Innovations. Middle: Scalloped cabinetry that's functional and beautiful - Mel Bean Interiors. Right: Mullion is always a stunner!

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