We’re all about design at Paradise – not only in the progressive architecture, but in the decor of every room. That’s why we offer comprehensive decor workshops for all of our new homeowners. The devil’s in the details, though, so on top of picking the right fixtures and finishes, here are a few new trends that’ll make you feel right at home – click through any of these images to find their source.
We’ve been busy building Markham’s newest – and best, although we may be biased – community since the last time we checked in! You might remember that we broke ground on Phase II last month, and though it’s still pretty cold out, we’re making awesome progress there. While that happened, we put finishing touches on Phase I! Exteriors are now completely finished. Check them out below. Do you see yours?
Paradise has a long history of building beautiful, liveable communities that become part of the fabric of the GTA – and that’s exactly what we’ve done with Aurora Trails. We’re making serious progress on getting the whole community set up – take a look at our construction updates for more on that – but in the meantime, we wanted to share a few attractions and hidden gems that make Aurora such a great place to live.
No one knows better than us – moving is a daunting task! It’s said to be the third most stressful event in a person’s life. We’re starting to move people into a few of our communities, and without preparing correctly what should be a joyous first day in a new home can turn into a total calamity. Here are our best tips to make moving day smooth sailing.
It’s been a busy couple of weeks for everyone involved in Upper Mount Pleasant! New community members are moving into their phase I build, and we’re so excited with all the awesome feedback we’ve been getting. It’s so rewarding for us to not only build a community in a new city, but to have people be so excited to start living in what we built for them. Welcome to Upper Mount Pleasant!
Californian architecture is unlike any other style across the globe. A mish-mash of Spanish, Italian, and French styles, Californian homes are known for their airy architecture and heavy use of terraces, lookouts and windows to bring the outside in. Unlike other heavily populated areas where styles of architecture generally stem, California allows residents plenty of space creating a sprawling, more breathable home than traditional French or American architecture. How do we do it?