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To move, or not to move? That is the question. Every day, countless people in Chicagoland ask themselves if the time has come to make a change. Whether you're a renter considering home ownership, a city-dweller wondering if it's time to head to the suburbs, or just a dreamer who can't help but wonder about every "for sale" and "open house" sign on the block, you've probably found yourself asking if the time is right to make a move.

When you first think of the best ways to include color in your home decor, you may gravitate towards the paint on your walls or the cushions on your couch. These are never bad starting points for introducing a little color — but they don't have to be the end of the story! You can add new shades and tones to your home in many different ways, some that you might not expect. Whether your place is in need of a total color overhaul, or you're just looking for a little splash of brightness to jolt things up, here are six exciting and surprising ways to think about integrating new colors into your home.

The Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago is famous for its incredible restaurants, stunning architecture, and world-renowned zoo. And just as much a part of the neighborhood are the many team members of Baird & Warner Lincoln Park, who have been fulfilling the real estate needs of Chicago's north side and beyond for more than 30 years. Baird & Warner Lincoln Park offers a full service approach to every real estate transaction. From sales and marketing to title and home services, this office has its clients' entire transaction covered. This also includes mortgage representatives, who are available to provide convenient and confidential financial counseling. Though it is steeped in the history of this iconic Chicago community, the Baird & Warner Lincoln Park office isn't afraid of moving into the future.

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