Redlands | $1.7995 MillionAn 1888 Victorian with eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms in two units; a two-bedroom, two-bathroom carriage house; and a one-bedroom, one-bathroom cottage; on a 0.79-acre corner lot

This house, known as Gray Gables, was built in redwood as a private residence. It was later incorporated into the grounds of the Wissahickon Inn, once a stopping place for notables like Gloria Vanderbilt and Eleanor Roosevelt on their way to Palm Springs, 45 miles southeast. (Los Angeles is 66 miles west.) After falling into disrepair and almost being razed, the property was restored, beginning in 2016, as a family complex, with a rebuilt foundation, new mechanicals and antique and period reproduction details. It is in a historic district two miles south of the city center.

Size: 3,600 square feet (in the main house)

Price per square foot: $499

Indoors: A 2,000-square-foot veranda with intricate woodwork based on the original wraps around three sides of the main house. Inside are engineered hardwood floors (as well as sculpted carpet in the first-floor bedroom) and 10-foot ceilings in most rooms.

The living room has eight-foot-high casement windows with bronze bolts and a Victorian reproduction bronze globe chandelier and wall sconces. Down the hall is a dining room with an arched ceiling, acorn chandelier and Dutch door. It opens to an eat-in kitchen with marble-topped bead-board cabinets, a white subway tile backsplash, a cast-iron sink and cast-iron light fixtures. The six-burner gas cooktop and electric convection oven are set in a reproduction antique stove.

The first-floor bedroom suite includes a Victorian chandelier suspended from an 11-foot ceiling and a large closet with custom shelves. The private bathroom, with its open shower, is ADA-compliant.

The original staircase has been stained to match the flooring. Decorated with globe and acorn finials, it is lit by a vintage pendant lamp.

The three upstairs bedrooms include a master suite with cathedral windows offering mountain views and a bathroom with a penny-round-tiled shower, a toilet closet with a bidet and a reproduction Victorian vanity with a double sink and an antique mirror. There is also a guest suite, a bedroom with a gable window, an office with an industrial pendant light and a hall bathroom with a claw-foot tub and an industrial pipe light fixture with Edison bulbs. The second floor contains a laundry room with a gas-dryer hookup, as well.

A second unit of about 1,700 square feet with a private entrance occupies the basement. It has three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a living room with French doors that open to a front patio and a kitchen with white Shaker cabinets and granite countertops.

Also on the property are a two-bedroom, two-bathroom carriage house that is approximately 1,100 square feet on two floors and an 800-square-foot cottage with one bedroom and one bathroom.

Outdoor space: Wrought-iron fencing encircles the property and incorporates an electric driveway gate. The grounds are planted with roses, bougainvillea, cypress, lavender bushes and orange, apricot and loquat trees. There are three notable mature specimen trees: a live oak, a pine and a palm. The yard includes statuary and a bocce court.

Taxes: $22,494

Contact: Kristin Staton or David Critchlow, Kristin and David Real Estate Group, Century 21 Lois Lauer, 909-806-0406 or 909-806-0407; kristinanddavid.com

From the front porch and upper floor of this house on Potrero Hill, you can see downtown San Francisco and the bay. Across the road is a park with a baseball field, playground and recreation center. Schools, shops, restaurants, breweries and groceries are in the immediate neighborhood, as are train and bus service to downtown. Routes 101 to the west and 280 to the east facilitate commuting to Silicon Valley.

Size: 1,457 square feet

Price per square foot: $1,232

Indoors: The main level has hardwood floors and shiplap-paneled walls and ceiling. On the right side, as you face the back, is a living room with a bay window and built-in bookshelves, followed by an open dining area. Both rooms (and the rest of the home) have been freshly painted and include new lighting.

Immediately to the left is a guest bedroom. Beyond it are a staircase (a walk-in closet built under the stairs serves as a pantry) and a U-shaped kitchen with grooved cabinets and white-tile countertops and backsplashes. Finally, there is a room leading out to the back that could be used as a study, guest quarters or music room.

The two upstairs bedrooms include a guest room facing front and a master with French doors opening to a private balcony overlooking the backyard. The single bathroom is on the main floor and has wood-paneled walls and cabinets, red-tile floors, a pedestal sink and a claw-foot tub with a shower head.

The lower level includes a garage with parking for one large car or two small ones and a bonus room, reached from outside, that could be used as a studio or yoga room.

Outdoor space: The backyard includes a concrete seating area and a garden with mature lemon and lime trees and a large Norfolk pine. The driveway offers parking for two additional cars, side by side.

Taxes: $22,438 (estimated)

Contact: Claudia Siegel, Compass, 415-816-2811; potrerobeauty.com

This home is in upper Benedict Canyon, in the Beverly Hills Post Office district (with a 90210 ZIP code). The area is a 16-mile drive from downtown Los Angeles and is fringed with nature and its creatures (owls, coyotes and the occasional bobcat). It is two miles below Mulholland Drive and close to a number of hiking trails.

Size: 1,530 square feet

Price per square foot: $1,173

Indoors: Marvin Beck, a local architect, designed the house for himself and his wife. A later owner opened the kitchen to the living room and installed two sets of accordion-fold glass doors in back to dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior. The current owner renovated the master bathroom last year, using slate tile on the walls and a Carrara marble vanity top.

The front door (reached by an exterior flight of stairs) is clad in tongue-and-groove slats that are echoed inside, starting with a floating closet in the foyer that has no visible hardware and opens with a push.

The living room includes a skylight, a wall of built-in drawers and shelves and a fireplace with a combed-basalt surround and hearth. The millwork is echoed in a low partition wall and in the cabinetry in the adjacent kitchen. The golden color is offset by royal blue Viking appliances, patterned glass backsplash tile and honed black granite countertops.

The master is the only room in the house that does not have direct access to the outdoors. It does have book-matched paneled walls and a mirrored closet extending across the entire length.

The guest bedroom has a slatted closet with invisible hardware that runs the length of one wall; it has use of a bathroom with a clerestory window and a walk-in shower faced in the original buttercup-yellow tile. A third bedroom was converted into an open den. Sliding-glass doors in both guest rooms lead to the backyard.

The lower level includes a one-car garage, laundry area and storage.

Outdoor space: The flat, spacious property (unusual in this hilly area) is landscaped with plants that attract hummingbirds and butterflies. A brick patio beyond the folding-glass doors is partially covered by a latticed canopy. Stone-and-gravel paths lead to seating areas in the terraced gardens.

Taxes: $22,438 (estimated)

Contact: Joe Reichling or Boni Bryant, Compass, 323-395-9084; bryantreichling.com

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House Beautiful: Incredible Kitchens

Calling all countertop, tile, and storage fanatics: Our brand-new special edition magazine, Incredible Kitchens, is finally available on Amazon! Think of it as a must-have guide for decorating the kitchen of your dreams. Or the answer to a no-tears renovation. Or, okay, the best way to spend a Saturday, dog-earing its pages for your future kitchen remodel. You need this thing!

Inside, the issue is packed cover to cover with insanely inspiring kitchen imagerythe sort that you can't find on Instagram or Pinterest. Plus, expert tips: The first half of the issue is basically a guide to picking out everything you could possibly need in your kitchen: tile and countertops, cabinet styles, storage systems, and even the very best appliances for your lifestyle. (Yes, there's plenty of room dedicated to trends and design hacks to boot; we didn't leave anything out of this thing.) That's followed by a showcase of some of the most gorgeous kitchens weve ever seen. The inspiration is endless! Better still, it ships to you in no tie.

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Two Super Bowl viewers could get $500,000 toward their dream homes. That $500,000 might not go far ... [+] in some of the nation's real estate markets.

For two lucky viewers, this years Super Bowl wont just mean bragging rights or a smorgasbord of finger foods and beer. Thanks to a new contest launched by online lender Rocket Mortgage, it could mean their dream home as well.

During the big game February 2, the Rocket Mortgage Squares contest will offer $50,000 in cash for randomly drawn winners at each score change (up to 30 of them). At the end of the game, two grand-prize winners will get $500,000 to potentially use toward their dream home.

What that dream home will look like, though? Well, that depends on where those winners are located.

Lets take a look at just how different $500,000 looks in the countrys biggest real estate markets:

Chicago

For $500,000, this Chicago high-rise apartment is within reach.

If youre looking to stay in the downtown area, $500,000 can get you a pretty nice pad in a high-rise. Heres a two-bedroom unit available at $500,000 in the Park Place Condo building. It boasts a top-floor location, a pool, gym, and playground and a 24-hour doorman.

This home in Chicago's Dunning neighborhood is listed at under $500,000.

Willing to live in the burbs? This cute five-bedroom in Dunning is an option. Completely updated and renovated throughout, it boasts white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops and an expansive wood deck. Theres even a finished basement with a fireplace.

Los Angeles

Here's what $500,000 could get you in L.A.

Five hundred thousand dollars wont get you much in the City of Angels, but it will get you this immaculate tiny house. Its just 888 square feet, but it boasts three bedrooms, two baths and a low-maintenance yard to boot.

A look at what $500,000 could get you in current Los Angeles real estate.

If you head south of the city to West Athens, then this quaint five-bedroom is within reach. Built in 2007, it offers an updated kitchen, new appliances and stone countertops.

New York City

Here's what a $500,000 "dream home" would look like in Manhattan.

In Manhattan, $500,000 could get you this studio co-op on 34th Street. The 12th-floor unit comes with a doorman, furnished roof deck and recently renovated bathroom. Its just a few blocks from Hudson Yards.

What a $500,000 can get you in Staten Island.

If youre willing to go out to Staten Island, youll get more bang for your buck with this three-bedroom, 1,500-square foot property. It boasts a finished basement, covered patio and hardwood flooring throughout.

Houston

Here's what a $500,000 "dream home" looks like in Houston.

Houstons where contest winners could really get some bang for their buck. On the Northeast side of town, $500,000 could get you this massive, six-bedroom estate nestled along Lake Houston. With more than 6,000 square feet, it offers a gourmet chefs kitchen (plus an outdoor kitchen, too), a heated in-ground pool and a media room.

Here's what $500,000 could get you near downtown Houston.

Want to be closer to the sights? This three-bedroom townhome could be the right fit. Located near downtown, as well as the Houston Zoo, the Houston Arboretum and the Museum District, all the citys cultural hotspots are within reach.

Phoenix

Here's a look at what $500,000 could buy you in the Phoenix area.

That contest money would go far in Phoenix, too. This five-bedroom, 4,000-square-foot estate would be an option, offering two patios, a pool, an island kitchen and more. Its even equipped with the latest smart home technologies, including smart locks, the Ring video doorbell, a smart garage door and a learning thermostat.

A look at what $500,000 could buy you near downtown Phoenix.

If urban living is more your thing, this three-bedroom unit in the Encue Biltmore is a winner. The brand new property is pet-friendly, offers a private courtyard and comes with an attached two-car garage. Theres also a shared pool and barbecue area.

Philadelphia

For $500,000, you could get this turn-of-the-century house in Philadelphia.

On the Northwest side of town, $500,000 (well, actually $490,000) can get you a five-bedroom, 3.5-bath property complete with a wrap-around porch, original hardwood floors (from 1925!) and newly renovated kitchen.

Here's what $500,000 could buy you near downtown Philadelphia.

Want to live closer to the city? This historic two-bedroom apartment in Society Hill is an option. Built in 1900, it boasts two bedrooms, two baths and a wood-burning fireplace. (It sort of looks like the Home Alone house, too.)

San Antonio

$500,000 could get you this sprawling estate outside San Antonio.

In Texas second-most popular city, $500,000 can go pretty far. This four-bedroom, 3.5-bath rustic estate is just one example of what that chunk of change can net you. With panoramic Hill Country views, an expansive guesthouse, an outdoor kitchen (and shower) and Travertine floors throughout, its as spacious as it is stylish.

Here's what $500,000 could buy near downtown San Antonio.

For easy downtown access, a three-bedroom unit in this brand new development might be best. Boasting concrete floors, Viking appliances, screened-in porches and private garages, they make urban living more comfortable (and more spacious) than ever.

San Diego

For $500,000, you could get a one-bedroom property in this San Diego high-rise.

In San Diego, downtown living will cost you. Though you can find an urban unit for $500,000 or less, it likely wont be huge. Take this one-bedroom, one-bath unit. Priced at $499,000, it offers 873 square feet, high ceilings and easy access to the citys top amenities.

A look at what $500,000 could get you in the San Diego area.

For more space, youll have to venture out a bit. East of the city, youll find properties like this four-bedroom home. At $495,000, it boasts two baths, nearly 2,000 square feet and a wood-burning fireplace.

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WAITSFIELD, Vt. (WCAX) Three stores in a popular Waitsfield shopping plaza are closed after a fire ripped through the building last Sunday. The impact is now being felt throughout the community.

"Smoke's a tough thing. It really get into all sorts of electronics, products, we're looking at a very large loss at this point," said Bruce Hyde of Mehuron's Supermaket.

Three businesses are trying to rebuild, after dealing with heavy smoke damage, when a fire tore through the shopping center.

Infinite Sports, where the fire started, is considered a total loss. Investigators say the blaze started on a wooden countertop where several electronic devices were plugged in, including a cash register, computer with monitor, power strips, and some lithium battery charging ports.

Officials say the cause of the fire is undetermined but is directly related to some sort of electrical malfunction at the wooden countertop.

Infinite Sports lost its entire inventory. Although the fire was contained to the one businesses, smoke damaged locally owned Mehuron's Supermarket next door.

"We're a family business. We've been here for generations. We're really doing the best we can to get up and running as quickly as possible. We're really here to serve the community," Hyde said.

Mehuron's is also a hub for other restaurants nearby. "Mehuron's is honestly like our pantry. It's our storeroom. I'm a very small place. We have a very creative expansive menu and so I rely on them not just to be able to pick up stuff on a whim or on a daily basis but also it's a source of inspiration. I can go in that store and find unique products that no one else has," said Charlie Menard, the owner of the Canteen Creemee Company, just a few doors down.

Menard says Mehuron's draws large crowds to the plaza and that with it closed he worries business will slow down in the plaza. He says he'll do what he can to help his neighbors get back on their feet.

"These are friends and people that you see everyday and you talk to and to see them going through this -- it's a little difficult. Being the last store standing, I definitely have a little bit of guilt on that and I'm really hoping that everybody rebuilds and recuperates really quickly," Menard says.

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Curious just how far your dollar goes in Newark?

We've rounded up the latest places for rent via rental sites Zumper and Apartment Guide to get a sense of what to expect when it comes to finding apartment rentals in Newark if you've got a budget of up to $2,400/month.

Take a peek at what rentals the city has to offer, below. (Note: Prices and availability are subject to change.)

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Listed at $2,303/month, this 943-square-foot one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment is located at 540 Broad St.

The apartment has air conditioning and a dishwasher. The building has outdoor space, a door person and an elevator. Animals are not welcome.

According to Walk Score, the surrounding area has excellent walkability, is quite bikeable and is a haven for transit riders.

(Check out the complete listing here.)

Next, there's this two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment located at 1180 Raymond Blvd. It's listed for $2,350/month.

When it comes to building amenities, anticipate a swimming pool and on-site laundry. The listing also promises a dishwasher, carpeted floors, both air conditioning and central heating and a balcony in the apartment. Cats and dogs are allowed.

According to Walk Score's assessment, the area around this address is extremely walkable, is very bikeable and is a haven for transit riders.

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Here's a two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom apartment at 62 Elm St. that's going for $2,390/month.

Expect to see quartz countertops and high ceilings in the apartment. The building has a resident lounge and on-site laundry. Pet lovers are in luck: The rental is both dog-friendly and cat-friendly. The listing specifies a $20 application fee.

According to Walk Score's assessment, the surrounding area has excellent walkability, is bikeable and is a haven for transit riders.

(Check out the complete listing here.)

Finally, check out this one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment that's located at 500 Broad St. It's listed for $2,395/month.

Amenities offered in the building include garage parking. In the unit, you'll see a walk-in closet, a dishwasher, hardwood flooring and in-unit laundry. Good news for pet lovers: This property is both dog-friendly and cat-friendly.

Per Walk Score ratings, the surrounding area is extremely walkable, is convenient for biking and boasts excellent transit options.

(Take a look at the complete listing here.)

Working with a tight budget? Here are the cheapest rentals recently listed in Newark.

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Here is that very hard to find complete acreage package! This property consists of 6.70 gross surveyed acres only 2 1/4 miles off of The Avenue of the Saints. This acreage is also conveniently located to at least seven different communities. There is a lovely and comfortable traditional 2-Story home in wonderful condition. Highlights of the home include a new kitchen in 2015 with all new cabinets, countertops, and appliances, a large formal dining room, gorgeous natural narrow oak flooring throughout, colonades with built-ins, and a lovely 8x16 enclosed porch/sun room. Over 2200 square feet include 4-5 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, a useable walk-up attic, and a solid and useable basement. Most of the major upgrades have been completed such as a newer roof, all new replacement tilt-in windows, a newer furnace, water heater, water softener, and a complete new compliant septic system in 2014. Outdoors is a nice amount of yard space, some tillable acres that could either be farmed or used for pasture, and some useable outbuildings that include a 24x60 machine shed, a 16x80 livestock building, and a 24x60 garage/shop building that is insulated and lined. The acreage inventory is very low so check this one out as closing and possession can be quick.

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US Countertop Workers Falling Sick from Silica Dust

More and more cases of countertop workers getting sick indicates the hazards are cutting Silestone, a material made of quartz that releases dangerous silica.

United States physicians have identified at least 18 countertop workers with silicosis thus far, and the data shows it might be increasing. Officials worry more cases are out there, given that the countertop fabrication industry in the U.S. has around 100,000 workers.

One case demonstrates the severity of the situation at hand. Ulbester Rodriguez is from Mexico, and he came the United States at age 14. He spoke no English, did not receive a formal education, and worked in restaurant kitchens until changing jobs and working with countertop cutting.

Since 2000, Rodriguez has worked on cutting and polishing slabs of an artificial stone to make kitchen and bathroom countertops. He said the stuff looked a lot like natural granite, but in reality, it was made in a factory from bits of quartz bound together by a resin.

According to NPR, this kind of engineered stone marketed as quartz is now one of the most popular options for kitchen and bathrooms in the United States.

However, this stuff has proven to be a serious hazard, especially when its dust is inhaled. Many workers have gotten sick and even died after cutting this engineered stone and breathing its dust, say public health issues. Some groups are even calling for a ban on selling engineered quartz for countertops.

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Curious just how far your dollar goes in Orlando?

We've rounded up the latest places for rent via rental sites Zumper and Apartment Guide to get a sense of what to expect when it comes to locating apartment rentals in Orlando if you've got a budget of up to $2,500/month.

Take a look at the listings, below. (Note: Prices and availability are subject to change.)

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Listed at $2,469/month, this 1,208-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment is located at 1711 Jake St.

In the unit, you can anticipate a dishwasher and hardwood flooring. The building features secured entry and garage parking. Good news for animal lovers: The property is both dog-friendly and cat-friendly.

Walk Score indicates that the area around this address is very walkable, is quite bikeable and has a few nearby public transportation options.

(Check out the complete listing here.)

Next, there's this three-bedroom, two-bathroom abode located at 833 Altaloma Ave. It's listed for $2,475/month for its 1,900 square feet.

The building boasts outdoor space. The listing also promises hardwood flooring, stainless steel appliances, high ceilings and granite countertops in the residence. Pets are not welcome. There's no leasing fee required for this rental.

According to Walk Score's assessment, the area around this address is friendly for those on foot, is convenient for biking and has a few nearby public transportation options.

(Take a gander at the complete listing here.)

Here's a 1,191-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment at 646 W. Smith St. that's going for $2,485/month.

In the unit, you'll find in-unit laundry, a dishwasher and hardwood flooring. The building offers secured entry and garage parking. Pet owners, take heed: The property is both dog-friendly and cat-friendly. Look out for a $300 pet fee.

According to Walk Score's assessment, the area around this address is a "walker's paradise," is convenient for biking and has a few nearby public transportation options.

(Take a look at the full listing here.)

Next, check out this 1,696-square-foot two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom spot that's located at 460 E. Jackson St. It's listed for $2,495/month.

The building offers garage parking. The residence also has hardwood flooring, a balcony, granite countertops, high ceilings and stainless steel appliances. Cats and dogs are not allowed. Future tenants needn't worry about a leasing fee.

According to Walk Score's assessment, the area around this address is very walkable, is convenient for biking and has good transit options.

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Located at 5412 Florida'S Tpke North, here's a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom condo that's listed for $2,500/month.

In the condo, which comes furnished, expect to see a dishwasher and hardwood flooring. The building boasts a swimming pool. Good news for pet lovers: The rental is both dog-friendly and cat-friendly. There isn't a leasing fee associated with this rental.

According to Walk Score, the area around this address is car-dependent, is quite bikeable and has a few nearby public transportation options.

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Working with a tight budget? Here are the cheapest rentals recently listed in Orlando.

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Its officially cold and flu season, and not even the East family is immune to getting sick. Shawn Johnson East says shes terrified her baby daughter Drew will get sick after both she and husband Andrew developed colds.

"We are all comingdown with colds and I'm absolutely terrified that I'm going to give it to Drew," Johnson East said in a new Instagram story video. "My hands are literally bleeding, I'm washing them so much." Johnson East also asked fans for advice on how to keep her baby daughter safe.

Unfortunately, this is a common problem during cold and flu season.You dont want to give it to your baby and yet this is what happens in families, says Danelle Fisher, M.D., F.A.A.P., a pediatrician and vice chair of pediatrics at Providence Saint Johns Health Center.

But, if a cold strikes your house, there are a few things you can do to try to keep your baby safe.

The most important thing is hand washing. I encourage people to wash their hands frequently with soap and water for at least two minutes, says Patricia Garcia, M.D., a pediatrician at Connecticut Childrens.

She also recommends sanitizing areas of your home that get a lot of traffic, like kitchen countertops or the bathroom sink. And, even though its tough, try to keep kissing your baby to a minimum if you're under the weather to avoid spreading germs, Dr. Fisher says.

Covering your mouth when you cough or sneeze (in the crook of your arm to keep germs off your hands) can also help, says infectious disease expertAmeshA.Adalja, M.D.,senior scholarat the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. (To protect against the flu, babies who are six months or older should receive theflu vaccine.)

If your baby was premature, it's particularly important to take preventive steps because colds can hit preemies harder, says Dr. Garcia.

You might even consider wearing a face mask around your little one, adds Dr. Adalja, but it can be logistically hard to do you have to keep it on all the time and not touch your face underneath the mask.

If youre breastfeeding, its important to keep on nursing your baby.You spread antibodies to the baby through your breast milk, Dr. Fisher says. Its really protective.

Even if you follow every precaution possible, theres still a chance your baby might get sick.The viruses that cause the common cold are very contagious, and you can be contagious before you even realize you have a cold, Dr. Adalja says.

If your baby does end up catching the cold, she should be okay.Most babies handle it well, Dr. Adalja says. They can be uncomfortable for a couple of days but not something you should worry about too much.

Still, a babys reaction to colds can vary, Dr. Garcia says, which is why its important to talk to your pediatrician if your little one does happen to get sick. It's especially important to get checked if she seems lethargic or is having any difficulty breathing.

In most cases, your baby will do just fine with supportive care, like using asnot sucker to get rid of nasal mucus, using a humidifier and trying to keep her head elevated as much as possible, Dr. Fisher says.

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Vincent Moreau, Cincinnatis Branch Leader for MSI, said, Builders, retailers, fabricators, contractors, and interior designers, will have an immersive, customer-focused experience with the full line of MSI products."

ORANGE, Calif. (PRWEB) December 09, 2019

MSI, North Americas Leading Supplier of premium quartz, natural stone, porcelain, ceramic, luxury vinyl tile, and glass surfaces, launched a new showroom and distribution Center in Cincinnati with a full offering of the companys flooring, countertop, decorative mosaic, wall tile, and hardscape products.The showroom is located at 8556 Trade Center Dr. Suite 300 West Chester, OH. The brand new 58,000 square-foot space will also serve residential and commercial markets in Dayton, Cincinnati, Louisville and Lexington area.

Vincent Moreau, Cincinnatis Branch Leader for MSI, said, Builders, retailers, fabricators, contractors, and interior designers, will have an immersive, customer-focused experience with the full line of MSI products. Access to a fully stocked inventory means they will be able to source and select the best surfaces for their projects all under one roof. Dedicated well-lit and climate controlled areas, encourage trade professionals and consumers to make the best product and design decisions.

MSIs Cincinnatis showroom features products for a diverse customer base thats developed around lifestyles, trends, and budgets complete with a state-of-the-art indoor slab area featuring natural stone and Q Premium Natural Quartz; and bestselling products like Everlife LVT and Arterra Porcelain Pavers.

The slab viewing area will include over 130 colors of granite, marble, and other natural stone slabs. A designated quartz gallery houses the industry-leading Q-Premium Natural Quartz collection. The lineup features over ninety colors in an array of sought-after finishes like matte, concrete, and polished.

Due to the breadth of MSI products, the space is built as a trade resource across various business channels: residential remodeling, new home construction, multifamily, and commercial. Vignettes display bestselling products in a real-life setting so that visitors can see the latest innovations in everything from hardscaping to porcelain and ceramic tile to mosaic backsplash tile, said Mr. Moreau.

Rup Shah, President of MSI, said "With our new showroom and distribution center, we have dramatically enhanced our ability to service our customers across Ohio. With a dedicated team of local professionals, local inventory, and a state-of-the-art showroom, we believe we can offer both the broadest selection of hard surfacing products, unparalleled customer service and the strongest distribution capabilities across the region."

The Cincinnati showroom is open six days a week, 8:00am to 5:00pm- Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 8:00am to 6:00pm on Tuesday, and between 9:00am and 12:00pm on Saturday: walk-ins from both consumers and trade professionals are welcome.

About MSI Surfaces Founded in 1975, MSI is the leading supplier of premium surfaces in the U.S. - including flooring, countertops, decorative mosaics, and wall tile, and hardscape products. The company offers an extensive selection of quartz, natural stone, porcelain, ceramic, luxury vinyl tile, and glass, among other materials. Headquartered in Orange, California, MSI has distribution centers across the United States and Canada and maintains over 150 million square feet of inventory, imported from over 36 different countries on six continents. For more information, visitmsisurfaces.com.

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