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LP SmartSide Trim & Siding Sponsors Home Designed For Women

Alabama builder Rachel Brown Homes recently constructed a home designed specifically with women in mind, using LP SmartSide products for a beautiful exterior look. The presentation home, located at 256 Mill Road in Madison, Ala., was fashioned in a style that complements the lifestyles of women today, with over 2,800 square feet of living space.

“Each home I design is unique,” said Rachel Brown, “designed specifically for its owner with elegance and charm. Using an exterior siding such as the LP SmartSide engineered wood lap, shake and trim was a must. The detail in the shake and trim is gorgeous. This siding is designed for beauty, durability and easy maintenance, to let you live your life and not worry about your home’s exterior.”

Some of the home’s features include include easy-living elements for women like a pet spa, dry-walled bonus room, game room, pot-filler faucet, built-in ironing board, a hair dryer and flat iron shelf and a microwave drawer.

Several additional details, like USB ports in dormer sitting spaces, pop-up outlets in counter space, built-in USB charging ports, a drop station for mail, keys, phone and bags and a deeper fireplace mantel to accommodate electronics, cater to the tech savvy woman.

 

Visit Rachel Brown Homes on Houzz.

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