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in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, Ja nu ar y 24 ,2 01 9 | 22 SAM McDADI'S FEATURE HOME OF THE WEEK 1220 Willowbrook Drive, Oakville A stunning, fully renovated home in Bronte East. 4 bedrooms, 5 baths with hardwood flooring throughout and a gorgeous modern kitchen with a walk-out to a gorgeous, private backyard. Enjoy the breathtaking family room complete with modern fireplace, detailed finishes and large windows bringing in plenty of sunlight. Expand or entertain in the enormous finished basement with 2 extra bedrooms, bath and living area. mcdadi.ca/1220w Contact SamMcDadi today: 905.502.1500 or sam@mcdadi.com $1,788,800 CALL TODAY! Sam McDadi B.Sc., M.B.A. Owner/ Sales Representative TO VIEW ALL OF OUR LISTINGS AND OUR APPROXIMATELY 200 OFFLINE LISTINGS (NOT ON MLS) - VISIT US AT MCDADI.COM Because of your unwavering loyalty and support, Sam McDadi Real Estate is the #1 full-service real estate team on the Toronto Real Estate Board again, for the 8th year in a row!* I am proud of my team and proud to have helped more than 11,100 families buy or sell their homes across the GTA. Team McDadi has been involved in more than $5.5 billion in real estate sales.** Our motto at Team McDadi is NO HOME IS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL. Our aim is to provide each client with the ultimate real estate experience. It would be my pleasure to help you in 2019 with all your real estate needs. Call me at 416-801-2400 if you have any real estate questions. *For dollar volume sold on the Toronto Real Estate Board for 2011- Jan.-Nov., 2018, Redatum stats. **Career sales, both independent and with team, 1988-current If you have ever wondered how so many industries from fashion to paint and wallpaper, interior fabrics and accessories appear to have similar shifts in annual colour trends, look to Pantone Inc. This company stan- dardizes colours offering a numbered colour matching system so that any manufacturer can dial in, identify and match colours that will be popular globally. Pan- tone's colour for the year 2019 is Living Coral, a pink/ orange hue that Pantone describes as warm, sociable and nourishing. It's a welcoming colour that connects us with nature and encourages lighthearted activity. More than any other, this choice resonates with me. I have loved it for years, it's my go-to colour, adaptable for any style, it doesn't age and is easy to live with. Shades of coral work on their own as a solid backdrop and mix in paint effects to enhance depth and texture. Here are two very different approaches that you can utilize, know-two very different approaches that you can utilize, know-two very different approaches that you can utilize, know ing that the look won't wear out after a few months. Taken as a solid, coral has a strong presence like terra cotta and pink clay. To reap the rewards of this glorious shade without overdoing it, break up your walls with a dado that runs around the lower walls. It can be in the form of wood panels that you paint or produce your own wall break. Simply measure off a section that is either the lower third or upper third of the wall (never the middle). Apply a ledge with trim - a chair rail or pic- ture ledge, and apply the paint. Shown here is a room by Sherwin Williams with the high wall panels painted in their Cavern Clay. The blue furnishings pop against this rich neutral, and white upper walls and ceiling keep the room fresh and light. Imitation tiles are a great treatment for imperfect wood floors. These terra cotta tiles cost a fraction of the real thing and as a bonus they are not as cold or hard underfoot as stone or clay. The paint effect is created with the use of a stamp that is cut from a piece of uphol- stery foam. A 12-inch square is a good size. Slice off one corner. This will create a diamond pattern in the center of four tiles. Then cut a diamond shape that is slightly smaller than the space left so that grout lines will show. Begin by painting the floor with two coats of gray. This will represent the grout lines. Choose two or three colours, including pink and or-Choose two or three colours, including pink and or-Choose two or three colours, including pink and or ange coral and a touch of red/brown. Pour the paints into a large aluminium pan and swirl the paints with a paint stirrer. Don't overmix or it will become muddy. Dip the tile sponge into the paint so that the bottom is cov-the tile sponge into the paint so that the bottom is cov-the tile sponge into the paint so that the bottom is cov ered. Dab off excess on a paper towel and then begin your floor design. Start at a corner, Stamp, then turn 90 degrees and stamp again. Repeat four times to com- plete one section with a diamond in the middle. Leave space for the grout lines and continue the pattern. Cut pieces of foam to size to fit the floor around the edges and corners. Complete by dipping the diamond sponge into cream paint. Allow the floor to dry and apply 3 or 4 coats of acrylic varnish to seal and protect. Enjoy thinking up places to apply Living Coral. Look for fabrics in this shade to enhance your rooms. A lamp- shade or two, pillow slips, window coverings, candle- sticks, pots and frames will each bring a happy and comforting note to your home. Written by Debbie Travis and Barbara Dingle. Please email decorating questions to house2home@debbietra- vis.com. Follow Debbie at instagram.com/debbie_travis, facebook.com/thedebbietravis, debbietravis.com. Advertorial Incorporating the Pantone colour of the year into your home DEBBIE TRAVIS House to Home