We’re always working hard to elevate the properties we showcase to buyers by adding value from the bottom to the top. Right now, we’re working hard on a few off-market properties to get them ready for primetime, and as you can see, the Geek is taking a hands-on approach with the finishing touches.
Did you know Apple computers inherited their sleek curves from the mid-century modern design of Steve Jobs’ childhood home? From October 25-27, you can tour that house and other architectural standouts in and around Palo Alto as part of the annual San Francisco Design Week. Get more from the Weekly.
A mid-century modern home is more than just a real estate investment. It's a lifestyle decision that shows you value design, nature, and community. It's about finding a place that feels like home, where every corner reflects a part of your personality and preferences. And it’s also about a vibe.
Want to give your cat a taste of the outdoors without worrying about unwarranted escapes or unexpected predators? Consider joining a growing contingent of cat owners who are embracing the concept of catio. The Voice has the (poop) scoop.
In honor of Presidents Day, we ask the age-old question: If you could ask any U.S. President to assist with your home renovation, who would it be?
For me, it’s an easy decision. I would go with John F. Kennedy, but not for him, for his wife. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was an icon of style and my favorite First Lady of all time. She made the White House into her own by leaning into color and pattern, breathing new life into an old, stodgy building. I would love to have her help when I redesign my dream home!
There’s only one answer here, and it’s Teddy Roosevelt. T.R. liked to speak softly and carry a big stick, and that’s exactly the kind of person you need in charge of any major home project. With costs soaring and workflows in flux, it’s absolutely critical to have someone at the helm looking out for your bottom line and making sure things get done on time!
