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Crystal ball?
by Clay Cox
I was reading over some past articles that I’ve written over the Glass doors are extremely popular and the
years and came across this one which is five years old. I am glass choices are seemingly endless.
pleasantly surprised that this is exactly the trend in today’s
With this “soft and simplified” look
style and purchases. Do I have a crystal ball? You read it and judge you may want to consider subway tile or
for yourself. glass tile backsplashes. These tiles will not
Article written on January 20th in 2010: overwhelm the kitchen, they will merely
The new trends are leaning towards clean lines and soft palettes. accentuate it. Extra care for additional
Customers and trend setters alike are seeking out and buying a
lighting and backlighting will really
sleeker look.enhance the finished project.
I am notGranite countertops are still the norm
talking about but an interest in Quartz tops is coming
the retro look to the forefront. I believe that the Quartz’s
claim of being maintenance free is pushing
as we knew
this interest more than anything else. Quartz manufacturers have
back in the
50’s and 60’s. also added a multitude of colors that make it very appealing and
This new look offer a better selection. Stainless steel (if you have the budget) is a
has its own
winner with the new cleaner, sleeker kitchen look. Granite however
claim to fame. is your best buy and in my opinion great for resale.
It incorporates Here we are in 2015 and this is what is hot.
a smoother Wishing you all a happy and successful New Year from the
door style Kitchens by Clay team.
and far fewer You can always email Clay with your questions at clay@
accessories, such as corbels and flutes, as we just saw during the kitchensbyclay.com.
“Tuscany years”. A high gloss finish is not a necessary request, because Enjoy your remodel,
a slab wood or shaker door with a dull finish fits the look just right. Clay Cox
keep it natural
with Naturalizing
by Erick Carter
N aturalizing is a highlighting look and flow. While allowing a
technique, which offer many
tighter fit achieving closer result,
benefits over conventional this also allows the option of the
methods achieving a natural look. density/amount of the highlights.
It keeps the product off the scalp When put under the correct color
processor, it shrinks tighter to the
while at the same time getting
scalp preventing leaking of the
closer than other methods.
Giving a more natural flow color. Furthermore when using
and look, this is achieved the plastic wrap the stylist does
through the application not have to open the packs to view
the Naturalizing technique the results, allowing the color to
requires. continue to process evenly.
Plastic wrap is secured Naturalizing is a great technique that is quickly becoming
tight on the head following the go to method.
the head shape. This allows Erick Carter
the highlights to fall
where the hair grows, If you would like further information on Naturalizing feel free
thus giving a more natural to call 239.777.2380 or email me at Erickcre8u@gmail.com.
by Clay Cox
I was reading over some past articles that I’ve written over the Glass doors are extremely popular and the
years and came across this one which is five years old. I am glass choices are seemingly endless.
pleasantly surprised that this is exactly the trend in today’s
With this “soft and simplified” look
style and purchases. Do I have a crystal ball? You read it and judge you may want to consider subway tile or
for yourself. glass tile backsplashes. These tiles will not
Article written on January 20th in 2010: overwhelm the kitchen, they will merely
The new trends are leaning towards clean lines and soft palettes. accentuate it. Extra care for additional
Customers and trend setters alike are seeking out and buying a
lighting and backlighting will really
sleeker look.enhance the finished project.
I am notGranite countertops are still the norm
talking about but an interest in Quartz tops is coming
the retro look to the forefront. I believe that the Quartz’s
claim of being maintenance free is pushing
as we knew
this interest more than anything else. Quartz manufacturers have
back in the
50’s and 60’s. also added a multitude of colors that make it very appealing and
This new look offer a better selection. Stainless steel (if you have the budget) is a
has its own
winner with the new cleaner, sleeker kitchen look. Granite however
claim to fame. is your best buy and in my opinion great for resale.
It incorporates Here we are in 2015 and this is what is hot.
a smoother Wishing you all a happy and successful New Year from the
door style Kitchens by Clay team.
and far fewer You can always email Clay with your questions at clay@
accessories, such as corbels and flutes, as we just saw during the kitchensbyclay.com.
“Tuscany years”. A high gloss finish is not a necessary request, because Enjoy your remodel,
a slab wood or shaker door with a dull finish fits the look just right. Clay Cox
keep it natural
with Naturalizing
by Erick Carter
N aturalizing is a highlighting look and flow. While allowing a
technique, which offer many
tighter fit achieving closer result,
benefits over conventional this also allows the option of the
methods achieving a natural look. density/amount of the highlights.
It keeps the product off the scalp When put under the correct color
processor, it shrinks tighter to the
while at the same time getting
scalp preventing leaking of the
closer than other methods.
Giving a more natural flow color. Furthermore when using
and look, this is achieved the plastic wrap the stylist does
through the application not have to open the packs to view
the Naturalizing technique the results, allowing the color to
requires. continue to process evenly.
Plastic wrap is secured Naturalizing is a great technique that is quickly becoming
tight on the head following the go to method.
the head shape. This allows Erick Carter
the highlights to fall
where the hair grows, If you would like further information on Naturalizing feel free
thus giving a more natural to call 239.777.2380 or email me at Erickcre8u@gmail.com.
