Featuring an explosion of color, glamour and innovation, 1960s kitchens and baths offered style by the mile. Gerard Splendore shares the secrets of the era in his Circa series.
Source: Inman News
Circa 1960 kitchens and baths: What agents should know
Published in 1960s, Agent, bath, Circa, Design, Gerard Splendore, home design, kitchen, Lifestyle, new agent, Select, service and staging
More from 1960sMore posts in 1960s »
More from AgentMore posts in Agent »
- Once bright buyer hopes plummet as agents process NAR changes
- Sign a buyer brokerage agreement to see a property? No way!
- Will listing agents have the upper hand post-NAR settlement? Pulse
- When it comes to choosing a brokerage, one size does not fit all
- Corcoran agent finds her home fraudulently listed on Airbnb
More from bathMore posts in bath »
More from CircaMore posts in Circa »
- Lesson Learned: Stay grateful, and maintain your sense of humor
- Welcome to the future: What real estate agents need to know about today’s kitchens and baths
- Circa 2010: What real estate agents need to know about kitchens and baths
- Circa 1990: Exploring kitchens and baths from ‘the age of beige’
- Circa 1970: What to know about disco-era kitchens and baths
More from DesignMore posts in Design »
- Luxury forecast: What lies ahead for high-net-worth buyers in 2024
- Matchmaking architectural styles and buyers: A broker’s perspective
- Tarek El Moussa flipped his life around — and wants you to, too
- 8 main takeaways from Sotheby’s 2024 Luxury Outlook Report
- Pickleball and neutral walls: The top 5 home design trends for 2024
More from Gerard SplendoreMore posts in Gerard Splendore »
- Lesson Learned: Stay grateful, and maintain your sense of humor
- Welcome to the future: What real estate agents need to know about today’s kitchens and baths
- Circa 2010: What real estate agents need to know about kitchens and baths
- Circa 2000: What agents need to know about Y2K(itchens) and baths
- Circa 1990: Exploring kitchens and baths from ‘the age of beige’
More from home designMore posts in home design »
- Pickleball and neutral walls: The top 5 home design trends for 2024
- Age of Aquarius is here as astrology boom hits the real estate industry
- Egypt Sherrod would have been a serial entrepreneur in another life
- 2023’s design trends (thus far): Confident, eclectic and ‘hipstoric’
- Times names ‘modern farmhouse’ defining residential style of 2020s
More from kitchenMore posts in kitchen »
- Circa 1980: What to know about ‘totally awesome’ kitchens and baths
- Circa 1930: What real estate agents need to know about Depression-era kitchens and baths
- What other agents are highlighting (and hiding) in listing photos
- Freshening up a listing? 14 ways to boost a home’s buyer appeal
- What’s Next? Top design trends to expect post-pandemic
More from LifestyleMore posts in Lifestyle »
- New San Francisco showroom offers private islands and yachts
- 5 tips for navigating times of frustration and uncertainty
- Schwarzenegger, Pratt slammed for razing historic LA mansion
- LA nets biggest deal yet this year at $62.8M for spec mansion
- 3 ways to lead by example — and focus on what you can control
More from new agentMore posts in new agent »
More from SelectMore posts in Select »
More from serviceMore posts in service »
More from stagingMore posts in staging »
- Matchmaking architectural styles and buyers: A broker’s perspective
- Is it real, or is it Bella Staging? Tech Review
- Top 11 reasons homeowners should sell during the holidays
- Beth Kushnick went from staging ‘The Good Wife’ to your listing
- Matterport calculates square feet, labels rooms with latest AI update
Be First to Comment