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Transition: Living Together


This transition often begins when a couple decides to share a space, whether by moving into one person’s existing space or finding a new one together. A combined income often allows for a larger home that can accommodate new needs or interests, such as a home office, media room, guest room, or even a nursery.

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Support the Transition


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1. Plan the Transition and Set Budget, 2. Collaborate with Friends and Family, 3. Browse Related Services

Selecting Your Next Home


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1. Browse, 2. Narrow Selection, 3. Make a Decision

Support Your New Home


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1. Setup Utilities, 2. Browse Related Services, 3. Get to Know the Neighborhood

Planning and Furnishing Your New Home


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1. Browse Curated Collections, 2. Setup Projects, 3. Browse Related Services 

Complete the Transition


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1. Test Everything Works, 2. Document and Tell the Story, 3. Pay Balance and Organize Documents 

Now that you have completed the process of selecting, preparing for your, and moving into your new home, it is time to enjoy your hard work. Over the coming weeks, months, and years, we will send you gentle reminders that help as you settle in and thrive. As you do so, we will be sure to send you new inspiring places as well as things and designers that might be appropriate. These should help as you continue to work on your new home and dream about the future.


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