Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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I'd suggest poking your sales rep about it to see if they'll cough up for it. Bill |
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Thanks for the heads up Penguin. It does seem a bit much to charge for a cabinet color change, but I guess they don't want to be bothered going back to make changes after its all said and done. I'll make sure I pick the right color cabinets. Still undecided whether to do white or not.. I love the look of both brown and white cabinets. have to wait to see them again in person when we speck out our house.
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When you sign the contract.... It's a done deal! As Gracie said, if people can change their minds it will slow down the process for everyone. To be honest, I don't think I've seen a bad build in The Villages!
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The last decision!
I think that is why the design team is two days long. It gives you time to process the first days choices, Next day when you leave that is it. As all have said it will cost you to change after that.
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That's one of the reasons I was leaning towards white....can't see the dust! I am a dust freak...can't stand to see dust. Would probably calm me down if I didn't have dark cabinets to see the dust on.
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Happinow...if you intend to create a tropical, beachy,cottagy feel to your home here, white is the choice. If you plan to be more traditional or even a West Indies, tropical feel then medium is best. If you plan to have a very traditional, more formal feel than maybe darker would be best. Darker also lends itself to contemporary depending on the lines.
However...you can have beachy with dark and contemporary with all and ...It is a difficult question and all of the answers are RIGHT. Just don't change your mind into the process and have to pay the $250. I didn't help, did I? But.....the people who help you make choices are excellent, EXCELLENT, decorators and can guide you once they know what you want to create in your new home. (And they do NOT try to steer you toward the more expensive...) Here's a hug.
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Ah thanks Gracie. Always good words of wisdom. Ya know, living in the cold all my life, it's attractive to have that light, airy feeling throughout the home, which white lends itself to nicely. But, I don't want to get "caught up" in that beachy, feeling and get sick of it. On the other hand, I've lived with brown cabinets for all of my life so I guess it may be time for a change. By the way, hubby and I LOVE the beach and the ocean. Perhaps if I decide on white, my spare room will have a nautical feel. Decisions, decisions, decisions.....
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I love your educational posts ... Want to come with me when I get to g to the decorators!!!,, SERIOUSLY THANKS |
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I had white in our last house but it was before they learned that the plastic coating yellowed. They say that has been taken care of, they were easy to take are of.... However, like you, Like you I am not sure what direction I am going to go in. It will be fun to see all of the choices ...well maybe fun,maybe more confusing. Let us know your decision!
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Boggled by all the Choices!
Hi Happy People,
My husband and I are coming down for 10 days in March, and I'm sooo excited! I've printed out every floorplan,and fall asleep at night studying my future dream-houses. At this point, I'm crazy about the Bridgeport, Aspen, Elm and Lily. We'd also love to put in a pool and birdcage, but I'm wondering how much that will add to the cost of the house. First of all, we'd needed a larger lot, wouldn't we? I'm worried that I'm dreaming beyond our means, but better that I figure it out now, I guess. Thank you for all your experience and knowledge. It really helps us Frogs of the Future! Victoria |
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Frogs of the Future has such a nice ring to it. Welcome Victoria. May all of your choices bring you happiness. We'll leave the light on for ya.
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Hi Victoria. We are going through the same process. We.ve toured some models and looked at one with a pool...it was a gardenia. I believe ot was also stretched in the garage, the guest bath and the lanai. It also had a birdcage. It was beautiful. It think our salesman said it was 415,000.00. You will pay a large premium for a lot that will accommodate a pool. We will have a pool and are unsure of the model we will build at this point. Will retour homes in February. We bought a premiere lot to accommodate which ever home we pick. It is expensive, but it never hurts to dream big! All of the homes are beautiful in person.
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We used Jim Lane as our designer thru our realtor. He was great! Remember, they don't always ask you what you want, don't be afraid to ask. We built a Gardenia, make several stretches and changes. We asked for these options and sometime he would say, I don't know lets ask, everytime they approved the stretches and changes. That's if your lot will abide. If your lot is big enough and you can spare the exra money, expand your lanai and garage. We pushed both sides out as well and glad we did!
Good luck, and if you can get Jim Lane as your designer you won't be sorry. Great man to deal with! |
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