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WHAT’S HOT IN THE HOME?
Moen Learns that Today’s Consumers are Going Green,
Getting Wired and Looking to their Home for a Little Design Therapy
December 6, 2007
Think you know all the latest trends? From metallic frocks to chunky knits – if an item is hot this season, chances are, you’re wearing it. But what about home trends? In today’s consumer world, how you dress your home can be just as important as how you dress your body. Have you ever stopped to think of whether your living space is on the cutting edge? >> more
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WHAT’S HOT? WHAT’S NOT?
Experts Lend Insight Into 2007 Home Design Trends
December 15, 2006
Who ever thought that avocado green would be the “hot” hue of the 1960s? That shag would carpet homes in the 1970s? Or that mauve and gray would be the hallmarks of home décor in the 1980s? But what determines trends—and what’s in store for 2007? >> more
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WHO’S SLOPPIER IN THE BATHROOM, MEN OR WOMEN?
Both, According to a New Survey by Moen
September 11, 2006
He says . . . She says. It’s the inevitable clash when males and females share a bathroom. Which is more annoying—men leaving the toilet seat up or women scattering make-up across the bathroom counter?
The answers to these and many other bathroom behavior questions are revealed in a recent consumer survey conducted on behalf of Moen Incorporated by Harris Interactive®. >> more
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SPOUTING OUT FAUCET FRUSTRATIONS
Study Uncovers Common Consumer Complaints About Kitchen Faucets
July 14, 2006
With so much interaction, consumers are looking at their faucets in new ways – and demanding more functionality and satisfaction than ever before. >> more
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EXTENSIVE RESEARCH BY MOEN PROVES WHAT
CONSUMERS WANT IN A GREAT SHOWER EXPERIENCE
June 12, 2006
What do people do in the shower? What benefits do they associate with showering? How do they shop for a showerhead? Moen's new product development team set out to answer these and other questions, in an effort to create the ultimate shower experience. >> more
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Design for Your LifeStyle -- Adding Design Elements to Meet Your Family’s Needs
April 14, 2006
While you may fantasize over beautiful rooms seen in home magazines, you must always envision that room with you or your family living in the space. Additionally, the stage of life that you are in, or who it is that you live with, will greatly influence the way that your room needs to function. For example, younger homeowners, DINKS (dual income no kids) or Gen Xers are much less restricted in their design choices than families with children or pets, or mature adults that may have special needs. >> more
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