Some Ideas to Consider …

  • Metal is Hot in Home Design

    One of today’s hottest trends in interior design is to incorporate bold brass shades throughout the home. At Country Club Homes we are committed to following trends and finding ways to use them in our clients’ custom homes. There are a variety of ways to incorporate the newest metal trend in your home design, including:

    Modern Kitchen by Vancouver Home Builders kbcdevelopments via Houzz
      • Countertops- You can find flecks of metallic bronze in many different countertop options including granite, Corian, and recycled glass. The innovative recycled glass countertops can be used anywhere natural stone is typically used and offer homeowners a beautiful and environmentally friendly surface.
    Contemporary Kitchen by Saratoga General Contractors RemodelWest via Houzz
      • Tiles- Backsplash tiles in both the kitchen and bathroom are ideal locations for incorporating the metal trend. Consider adding metal finishes throughout the backsplash design for a pop of unexpected color and visual interest.
    Transitional Kitchen by Montclair Architects & Building Designers Oasis Architecture via Houzz
    • Exterior doors and walls- Custom home designers have quickly discovered the beauty and innovation of bronze anodized exterior panels. These metal panels are constructed in a variety of multi-slide, swing door, and folding door systems and offer an exterior solution that is both energy efficient and beautiful.

    If you are searching for more information about custom homes in Fairfield County contact our team today at Country Club Homes, call us at 203-762-0550 or visit us at www.countryclubhomesinc.com.

  • How to Create an Eco-Friendly Kitchen

    One of the most important qualities Country Club Homes, Inc. infuses into homes is sustainability. An eco-friendly home not only leaves a smaller footprint on our beautiful planet but over time saves the homeowner money. Since the “going green” theme is increasingly  an integral part of our design and construction, we thought we’d share a…