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Many will be watching the solar eclipse today, which will cover about 70 miles of the United States. In honor of this astronomical event, we’ve put together a list of product selections that will put you over the moon. Plus, you won’t even need to wear eye protection to take a look!
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Elements Eclipse, SoHo Studio Corp. – These eclipse tile options come in two different tile styles – mini brick and free form brick. Both are a made from mix of marble, polished and frosted glass. The color palette is a mix of dark and light brown that is out of this world. |
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| Silvery Moon, Benjamin Moore – Don’t get lost in the black hole of paint color options. Instead, consider Silvery Moon by Benjamin Moore. It’s a soothing shade of silver and light blue. |  |
| Crossville Moonstruck, Virginia Tile – This tile collection is something cosmic lovers will gravitate towards. There are five styles within this collection with names such as Apollo, Gemini, and Luna. The color palette is neutral and the tiles have a texture and veining that provides a striking aesthetic.
For more selections for your renovation, visit the Normandy Showroom. Or, get more design ideas by visiting the Normandy photo gallery or by following Normandy Remodeling on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. You can also set up a free, in-home consultation to get started on your next remodeling project. |
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Normandy recently partnered with non-profit Special Spaces to makeover the bedrooms of two Westchester brothers battling an autoimmune disease. The son of a previous client invited us to sponsor this initiative. The entire Normandy team jumped at the chance, excited to utilize their talents and resources to make a difference in the lives of these boys.
For Finnegan and Colman, ages 4 and 7, a simple cold or virus can quickly become life threatening. The boys receive regular transfusions and treatments to minimize the impact of their autoimmune disease. However, a very large portion of their young lives has been spent recovering in hospitals or in their bedrooms. The makeovers were arranged to give the boys a space that they can enjoy in sickness and in health.
, nearly two dozen Normandy volunteers and the Special Spaces staff completed the transformation.
