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Page 8 Local Town Pages www.hollistontownnews.com October 2016 Surprising Home Trends of 2016 I tend to be cautious when speaking of home trends. Often, the word “trend” scares people as they automatically believe a “trend” is something that is going to go out of style in a short amount of time. While this is often true, there are some trends that have longevity, and from a design standpoint, they are important to acknowledge. Inspired from Elle Décor’s article by Bridget Mallon, here are some trends from 2016 so far that have the potential to stick around for a while: Slate/Black Stainless Steel Appliances: Although stainless steel is still king in the appliance finish world, there is a new finish available and ready to take on the market. Black saute & GRill RestauRant stainless steel or slate appliances offer an interesting alternative to the shine and fingerprint-prone stainless steel. It has been described as being a warmer alternative to traditional stainless and works well in sleek contemporary kitchens. Stainless steel appliances will not be fading away any time soon, but if you are looking for a unique and smudge proof option, a black stainless appliance suite may be the way to go! Matte Finishes: Along the same vein as black stainless steel, we are noticing an overall trend in less shiny materials. Matte black cabinet hardware, oxidized zinc table tops, and iron light fixtures, among other accessories are all the rage right now. “The simplicity of the surface allows the color and design to be the focus rather than the texture of your materials,” says Shannon Malone of Fireclay Tile. Even the evertimeless glazed Alex Yavarow, Lead Designer at Masters Touch Design Build white subway tile can get a little style boost when it is in a matte finish. That being said, don’t feel you have to get rid of all things shiny—polished finishes are not going out of style, but consider mixing a shiny finish with a matte finish for a stunning contrast. Mixed Materials in Kitchens: Looking for a great way to mix polished and matte finishes? How about in the kitchen! A big kitchen trend of this year has been mixing materials, often Come Sample our Festive Autumn Menu Showers • Business Dinners • Catering FALL SPECIALS Veal Saltimbocca Sautéed veal scallopinis topped with fresh sage, prosciutto, mozzarella cheese, mushrooms and spinach in a lemon butter sauce Veal Marsala Sautéed boneless chicken breast with mushrooms in a marsala wine butter sauce from different design influences. According to a survey by Masterbrand Cabinets, the most popular kitchen styles these days are “modern farmhouse” and “rustic industrial.” Both of these styles are almost oxymorons in name and lend themselves to a wide variety of materials and finishes for an eclectic and personalized space. Check out this kitchen I designed as an example that has rustic hand-scraped wood floors, sleek man-made quartz countertops, traditional subway tile in a non-traditional color, and a pop of animal print. Mismatched Cabinets: Another way to achieve the mixed materials look in a kitchen is to bring in a bold accent color or texture in cabinetry. An allwhite kitchen is timeless, but how about a white kitchen with a navy blue island? Or, if you are really brave (and have a large kitchen), take 3 or 4 colors that work well together and combine them in to one cohesive space, like this kitchen below from Diamond Cabinetry. By keeping sleek lines and neutrals elsewhere in the space, the bold color choices are able to make a statement without being egregious or overtly trendy. Bottom line: no one knows how long a trend is going to last for, but elements of the above 2016 trends, like adding a matte gold table lamp in your living room or incorporating a rustic wood shelf in your kitchen, can easily be combined into classic designs to create a unique and progressive space that is all your own. Alex Yavarow is a lead designer at Masters Touch, a local design build firm located at 24 Water St., Holliston. For more information contact (508) 359-5900, e-mail info@ MastersTouchWeb.com or visit www. MastersTouchWeb.com. 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October 2016 Local Town Pages www.hollistontownnews.com Page 9 Dental Place Hopkinton: Making MetroWest Children Smile By Jane Lebak Dr. Nadia Diab has made children love going to the dentist. Fearless, they’ll dash into Dental Place Hopkinton, grab their free toothbrush, and climb into the chair eager to show the hygienist how they’ve been brushing. “Our practice is geared toward little kids,” pediatric dentist Dr. Diab says of Dental Place Hopkinton, previously known as Hopkinton Pediatric Dental Associates. “From infants on up, we cater to their needs.” Dental Place Hopkinton, along with its sister practices in Westborough, Wayland, and Weston, (and coming soon, Millis!) have pediatric, adolescent, and adult dentistry as well as orthodontics to form an all-in-one package for a family’s varying needs. In a brightly-lit office with a fun fish theme (and a fishtank in the waiting room) MetroWest area children get their introduction to the dentist’s chair. Because a child’s smile is so intimately linked to self-esteem and confidence, Diab emphasizes starting early. When that very first tooth erupts, parents should begin regular dental care. “We pride ourselves on preventative dentistry,” says Diab. “We educate the child and parent together on oral hygiene and proper diet so these become habitual. That sets the kid on the right track.” And if things aren’t on the right track, an orthodontist is available right down the hall. “Think of it as proactive orthodontics,” says orthodontist Dr. Kenneth Webb. “There are more options when you start younger.” Most of us saw an orthodontist in our teens, but starting earlier has benefits. Webb says, “Intercepting problems early, maybe with a palate expander or limited braces, makes for less complicated orthodontics in the future if needed.” And for parents who remember messy orthodontic molds, it’s a surprise that Dental Place Hopkinton’s orthodontists take no impressions. “It’s all 3D scanning,” says Webb, “and it takes five minutes. From that data, we make a 3D-printed model of the child’s mouth.” Because it’s really cool, the kids take the model home. Traditionally, orthodontists bend wires by hand to move the teeth. By contrast, Dr. Webb is one of only three orthodontists in Massachusetts certified to use SureSmile, a system where the orthodontist plans the adjustments virtually on a computer. Using Webb’s data, robots engineer the wires to exacting detail, measured in single degrees and tenths of millimeters, often correcting for multiple problems simultaneously. The doctor then places these wires at the next visit. “We’re more digital than anyone else in the state, and it shortens treatment time.” “It’s still an art,” says Webb, “but this is the place where art meets science.” Dental Place Hopkinton straddles the digital/personal divide to bring a human touch to its littlest patients. “We get to know the families,” says office manager Nancy Roy. “We develop a relationship so that in case of questions or if there’s an emergency, the children are comfortable coming here and the parents trust us.” Easing dental fears is only the first step of this relationship. Roy says, “Many parents are afraid of going to the dentist but want to do the right thing for their child. They often say to me afterward, ‘I wish there had been a pediatric dentist for me when I was a kid.’” Dr. Diab agrees. “The parents are very involved. They stay with the child through the appointment, and they’re given information while we’re working so they can do the same at home.” The dental care team takes an even gentler approach when there are special needs. “These children need more TLC,” says Dr. Diab, “but the procedures are the same, with no shortcuts. We do a lot of show-tell-do: show them, have them feel things, explain every step of the way.” When the practice’s earliest patients grew too old for prizes and sea horses, the practice brought on a new dentist for the adolescents and adults, and with that addition came a name change. Hopkinton Pediatric Dental Associates became Dental Place Hopkinton. You can visit their website at http://dentalplacehopkinton. com or call them at (508)435- 5437. SHOWER DOORS! CUSTOM FRAMELESS SHOWER DOORS! FRANKLIN GLASS COMPANY, INC. 273 Beaver St. Franklin, MA 02038 Phone: 508-528-9550 www.franklinglasscompany.com Showroom Hours: monday-friday 8:00-5:00 Saturday 9 to 12:30 (Closed Saturday in July/August) Serving the community for over 50 years MIRRORS.TABLETOPS.SCREENS.INSULATED GLASS.AUTO GLASS.STOREFRONTS
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