~* -~-1 22 Ontario St. S., M RSAE À034 T~ Milton, ON c E N R878-7777 z* ** z CUTYBACKYARD W "IlEA ThsCHARMER3+ RETREAT _ OPPORTUNT Thedhrxmi 3 +2ox Stunning 4 Bed- ~ Spaciaus 4 level family Bdom3 ahomroom/2+2 Bath,~ home with 3+2 Bed,2 Bungalow has been with new hard- BU)tath, 1+1 Kitchens, recently updated and wood floars, crown finished Nanny/n-Law teatures an open con- .,moldings, finished Suite, large privale cept main floor, 2 gas basement upgrad-yradczfon tîç 7 freplaces, updated -ed washrooms, yard, ands coq roint winowsrof/fr-tankless water home is nestled on a quiet street close to schools, shopping, anid nace, protessionally landscaped yard with securîty gale, and stunnîng coeered heater, lofted garage for ample storage, and a gorgeous backyard parklands in a desirable neighborhood. Great value tor a ffamily patio and deck perfect foi comtort and relaxation. Welceme Home. with hottub/gazebo and total privacy pertect for relaxation. home or envesîment and wIli notl ast long' 'I g RARE ""'THE BEST VALUE * 'IESCARPMENT ~ "iI~ OPPORTUNITY IN MILTON muiVIEWS (%~)IJ~LL' Beau it hom5e IIYoIui cobrad n ris xi y upmerauxe Tastetully decxrated Fieldgate ftri poo aht nub bruxsnew vwtany up r $5 xx Oxford model home, back- ter polhtxu, can have this 3100 square foot i ng ente Greenspace inx 101/glass sun room, 5 bdomhome sixh apprxmaiey sxoghl abter nihoro est-in kitchen, hard- $100,000 in xoxraues ixciedixe, fasie-ii0 Approoîmately 2800 Sq Fl, 4 Wood and ceramics fui decor, 'itchen wilh dark cabinets Bedrxems, 3 Bathrooms, large throughoun, 4 tire- Fort and granite, crues mxalirxx cuxtxm e! opten concept kitchen and tam- ce hardwxxdiixxorxîhrxxxhxxi hurdwxxd iyroHrwo los places, fînished rec. '0t ~R siaircaxe, rare waîk-xci haxemexi, axd maiyroo Harood tîo room with customn oak bar, plus so much more. xxmc mrhis wrii he xxid xxxxruc mre Let instinct'be your décor guide What makes a room truly beautiful? Beyond good, light and good proportions, what makes the dif- ference betweem a showstopper and ho-hum? Designers know that it has nothing to do whth its physical attributes or the cost of the décor. The most beautiful roins are the ones that are used. This Os why - ironically - living moims are usuatly dead, and kitchens and family roms are the lively centres of our homes, the places we like to, hang out. A room that is exquisitely designed but left undisturbed will neyer be as welcoming and pleas- ing as a well-used room. When it's a little frayed - or marked by life - we love it more. This comfortahle melding of life and design Os captured in Instinct, a 2011 design trend from PPG Pittsburgh Paloits. Instinct is about "decurating"; the ides that a room, is an evolution, edited over time to teave behind meaninglees stuif On favour of meaningful objects gath- ered on travels, or family treasures passed down. An Instinct room us warmed by natural materials - especially wood - and gives pride of place to prim- itive hand-made objects. It embodies an appreciation of the simple, the organic and the unadorned. Forego, dean and decorative colours On favour of shades that represent natural materiats. Opt for the buttersconch hues of wood grains set against the greys and whites of slate, stone, and marbie. This palette Os earthy and ground- ed, but the juxtaposition of raw wood and honed marble, smooth cast iron objects On primordial shapes and sleek metal details will gOve Ot sophistication. in Instinct, reclaimed wood is valued for its flaws. Floorboards are hand-scraped; planks are wide and look oil-rubbed. Leathers are another key« material, but black and dark browns give way to, warmer, worn finishes of old lug- gage, boots and saddles. It is old-world relaxed simplicity A wide range of patterns will work, from traditional through contemporary Animal primes bring in the patterns of nature. This slightly masculine style is adaptable. It can Iran towards an urban or rural aesthetic, depend- ing on how we choose to layer and balance. in the city: use more white and stick metallic surfaces and curate toi a spare minimatism. In the country: use more wood, more mante and honed finishes, as well as old and weathered patinas. But always maintain a mnix. After aIl, the instinct décor Os aIl about the textures, patinas, and hand-made objects gathered over tOme into, a pleasing blend. It encourages us to capture comfort along with beauty It Os those 'signs of wear' that take away the curse ofî unsullied perfection and bring a roomn to life. This décor assures us a room is meant to be used-and that is our cue toi relax. www.newscanaacom PP. Pittburghr Pairts roiour referemcex for instincr rrciude Cracked Siare (540-6), Silvej Seils (540-4), Oypsum (520-1), Oregon Trait (422-6) and Ciraparrai (322-7).