What can you do to bring extra value into your home without spending a fortune?
Tracy Metro, star of the hit Netflix show House Doctor who is known for going into homes before people sell them to help spruce them up so people can get a better price for their property understand the importance of updating your home.
L.A. Designer and hack goddess Tracy Metro, has some great tips on little things that you can do that will help keep things clean and fresh, but where it all starts is with a bit of hard work.
First, you have to get your house clean in order to help keep it that way.
Surprisingly, a couple of her favorite cleaning supplies are a bottle of vinegar and a good sponge like the new, anti-bacterial and oh so cute, DishFish.
Other tips include changing out your faucets and kitchen cabinet knobs.
Also, instead of repainting the whole house, you can change out your door for a new one that gives you an instant update.
A bit about Tracy Metro...
Tracy's real last name is Metro. She is a Los Angeles based Jill-of-All Trades. She hails from Washington, D.C. earned a BFA from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts in 1992 in set design. She is an actor, producer and writer, but her passions seem to thrive in home improvement and living a green life. She is known for her work on hit U. K. show House Doctor, as well as starring in Beverley Hills Pawn, Extreme Small Spaces, I Live With My Mum and on the OWN show Home Made Simple.
She and her husband live the green life as they live in a retro 560 square foot houseboat that they dubbed "Green Anchors" with their rescue dog, Bernie.
Tracy Metro spoke with Michelle Tompkins for The Celebrity Cafe about her show, what we need to do to spruce up our homes, how changing a faucet or a door can make a big difference, what is the trendiest paint color this year, why it is important to change out your bed, what is cool about tulo products and more.
See the bubbly interview here:
Tracy Metro can be found here.
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