Coastal Real Estate Guide May 17, 2013 : Page 1

FROM THE PUBLISHERS OF REal EsTaTE guidE coastalrealestateguideoc.com | Serving Laguna Beach & Newport Beach Communities MAy 17 , 2013 | VOL. 3, ISSUE 20 CoasTal “Our Town-Our Paper” Welcoming Touches Enrich ’04 Remodel Located on an oversized lot in the highly coveted neighborhood of Dover Shores, this single-level, four-bedroom, three-bath residence welcomes visitors with a private brick courtyard bordered with lush landscaping and a leaded glass front door. The main living area features an open floor plan with a large great room and formal dining area that connects with the spacious kitchen. Stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and backsplash, a free-standing icemaker, an eat-at bar, and large pantry area complete the amenities. From the great room, French doors open to the resort-like rear yard with fire pit, outdoor living room with built-in heaters, and a recently upgraded pool and spa. The guest bedroom also opens on the rear yard. The oversized master suite, which opens to both the courtyard and rear yard, includes a separate room ideal for a home office as well as a fireplace, ample closet space, and separate laundry room. Remodeled in 2004, the home’s additional features include surround sound, a side yard, a two-car garage with built-in storage and a location near award-winning Newport Beach schools. Offering price: $1,749,000 Address: 1501 Lincoln Lane, Newport Beach Agents: Tim Carr, 949.631.9999, tim@timcarrgroup.com featured PrOPertY: NewPOrt Beach Wielding the Power of Color By Gina Dostler Life blooms in a full flush of colors and there is no better place to create it than in the home. From bold exterior paints to the delightful interiors of a home, bright colors are making their way into living rooms, kitchens and baths. Jenette Di Fazio brightens her designs with rich colors to keep the home alive, happy and enjoyable. With a joie de vivre that expands into her designs, she cheerfully suggests a few things when choosing to go bold and bright. Q: Why use bright colors in the home? A: Because it brings life to a room! Colors pop. They are the diamonds against a black sexy dress. Look at Mother Nature. She is abundant in bold colors splashed everywhere in her living kingdom. Color simply delights the senses. Everybody responds to color. Color is a physiological and psychological response to wavelengths of light entering the eye and it is one of the best ways to liven a home. It’s a powerful tool to inspire emotions, CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Jenette Di Fazio ONe ON ONe with JeNette di faziO V I L L A R E A L E STAT E . C O M

Featured Property: Newport Beach

Welcoming Touches Enrich ’04 Remodel<br /> <br /> Located on an oversized lot in the highly coveted neighborhood of Dover Shores, this single-level, four- bedroom, three-bath residence welcomes visitors with a private brick courtyard bordered with lush landscaping and a leaded glass front door. The main living area features an open floor plan with a large great room and formal dining area that connects with the spacious kitchen. Stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and backsplash, a free-standing icemaker, an eat-at bar, and large pantry area complete the amenities. From the great room, French doors open to the resort-like rear yard with fire pit, outdoor living room with built-in heaters, and a recently upgraded pool and spa. The guest bedroom also opens on the rear yard. The oversized master suite, which opens to both the courtyard and rear yard, includes a separate room ideal for a home office as well as a fireplace, ample closet space, and separate laundry room. Remodeled in 2004, the home’s additional features include surround sound, a side yard, a two-car garage with built-in storage and a location near award-winning Newport Beach schools.<br /> <br /> Offering price: $1,749,000 Address: 1501 Lincoln Lane, Newport Beach Agents: Tim Carr, 949.631.9999, tim@timcarrgroup.com

One On One With Jenette Di Fazio

Gina Dostler

Wielding the Power of Color<br /> <br /> Life blooms in a full flush of colors and there is no better place to create it than in the home. From bold exterior paints to the delightful interiors of a home, bright colors are making their way into living rooms, kitchens and baths. Jenette Di Fazio brightens her designs with rich colors to keep the home alive, happy and enjoyable. With a joie de vivre that expands into her designs, she cheerfully suggests a few things when choosing to go bold and bright.<br /> <br /> Q: Why use bright colors in the home?<br /> <br /> A: Because it brings life to a room! Colors pop. They are the diamonds against a black sexy dress. Look at Mother Nature. She is abundant in bold colors splashed everywhere in her living kingdom. Color simply delights the senses. Everybody responds to color. Color is a physiological and psychological response to wavelengths of light entering the eye and it is one of the best ways to liven a home. It’s a powerful tool to inspire emotions, Create space illusions or set the atmosphere for any particular room.<br /> <br /> Q: Best bright colors to use?<br /> <br /> A: Look at your closet and see if you have more fiery warm colors like reds and oranges or do you have cooler colors like greens and blues. Try bold reds and yellows in the kitchen. Red stimulates the appetite and yellow lifts the spirit. Bright greens are painted on walls or anywhere to create a cool calming effect. Blue inspires concentration since it affects us mentally therefore great to use in a study or home office. Here’s something to think about. Use colors from your past. Using familiar colors from childhood in your favorite room brings up fond memories and creates a pleasant mood.<br /> <br /> Q: Best places to bring in the color?<br /> <br /> A: Removable fabrics and accessories like curtains, pillows, or books make the best place for adding colors that can be changed up anytime. Painting walls is another place. Try a nice bolstering hue of yellow in the entryway whether in painted walls, artwork or console. Oh and I love it when I’m walking up to a house and there, big and bold is a front door painted a deep red or lively orange. It speaks out and says, “Here I am. Come on in!” So get bold with color and paint your front door a bright yellow or maybe a spring green to invite optimism into the home.<br /> <br /> Q: What should be the first step in bringing bright bold colors into the home?<br /> <br /> A: Basically sticking with one look is the key. There are many different tones to a color. Some are so as pastels, others rich and dark with jewel tones. Others are bright primary colors. Pick out one look for the entire house. The idea of using color well is to have it ? flow through the house without any discord, not be a patchwork of opposite looks.<br /> <br /> Q: Can bright colors be used for small spaces?<br /> <br /> A: Bright colors are perfect for small spaces! To make a space seem larger the first step is to use very bold clear colors. Choose sharper colors instead of duller ones such as hot reds with vibrant blues, yellows and greens. Leave plenty of air space in-between the bold colors since negative space enhances clarity and openness.<br /> <br /> Q: What is the art to painting a colorful room?<br /> <br /> A: Look to nature and see how her colors flow. Find color inspiration outside the home and work it into your interior. The greens and blues of an abalone shell or the red flowering petals of a rose can be a source to consider. Color combinations that appear in nature are more readily accepted by people and flow naturally. Also understanding the value each color has on us. For instance, red is physical, orange is passionate. Or pink divines love and black sophistication. Knowing the effects of color lends artistic value and brings the perfect color for you to brighten up your home.<br /> <br /> CONTACT INFORMATION<br /> Jenette Di Fazio, Color Specialist<br /> Interior Designer<br /> 760-468-0975<br /> jenettedifazio@gmail.com<br />

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