SOURCE: Mitsubishi Electric

August 18, 2016 10:38 ET

Bold and Blended

Upgrade Your Home Without a Full Renovation

MISSION, KS--(Marketwired - Aug 18, 2016) - (Family Features) Remodeling your home can be a big, and oftentimes, overwhelming project, but it doesn't always have to be. Sometimes all you really need is a fresh coat of paint or smaller upgrades. If you're not looking to do a whole home renovation, and just want to give your interior a little pick-me-up, consider revamping colors, textures and your home appliances with these simple tips from Mitsubishi Electric Cooling & Heating.

Color Is Key


Blend In

With more homeowners tuned into online and televised DIY resources, manufacturers are challenged like never before to deliver high-end products that blend flawlessly into the background of a living space. One example is Mitsubishi Electric's Designer Series indoor units. These units are sleek, stylish, slim and available in three different colors -- glossy white, matte silver and glossy black -- making matching the appliance to the style of a space effortless.


A Little Texture Goes a Long Way
Also take into consideration textures and materials -- tile and stone are the norm, but unexpected pairings such as brick and butcher block can lend a whole new level of style.

These simple details can make a drastic difference in the feel of your home, no matter what room in the house you're sprucing up. In the kitchen or bathroom, choosing the right style and material of countertop can make or break your intended design. For example, the beauty of granite's natural patterns make it a one-of-a-kind look for your home, while a newer kitchen design trend, stainless steel, provides a distinctive look.



Find the right features
While the aesthetic fit of a new appliance is important, so are the features that ensure your purchase answers the needs of your lifestyle. When shopping for updated appliances, look at how the models you're considering perform in areas such as:

  • Noise control: Especially if you're replacing an older cooling and heating system, you may have been battling the sounds it was emitting for years. You'll immediately notice the difference with many of today's appliances, which are designed to offer quiet operation. Some even function at a sound level lower than a human whisper.
  • Intelligent comfort: For appliances like refrigerators and freezers, it's an automatic assumption that they will maintain a consistent temperature. You may be surprised to discover that other appliances can offer the same continuity when it comes to comfort. For example, Mitsubishi Electric's Designer Series indoor units offer Econo Cool, a temperature control feature that automatically adjusts airflow speed to maintain the desired level of comfort once it has been established.

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