Grand Opening Design Center in Ogden--

Come celebrate the Grand Opening of Ogden’s premiere design center, Elements of Home and Mountain Real Estate Companies, this Friday March 14^th from 4:30-9:00 pm and Saturday March 15^th from 10:00-6:00 pm in downtown Ogden at 195 Historic 25^th Street. 

Elements of Home bring all aspects of remodeling and new construction selections to one convenient location.  Offering complimentary interior design services as well as access to the perfect materials, finishes and touches to complete any home renovation or building project. Their showroom features state-of-the art kitchen and bath appliances, and in-house experts in flooring, lighting, cabinetry, window coverings, paint and tile can lend their professional eyes and hands to make your design vision a reality. Elements of Home also offer services for real estate and property management through Mountain Real Estate Companies including free home plan review.

All of us at Elements of Home and Mountain Real Estate Companies are excited to invite you to this two day, family friendly event with 30% off all home furnishings and décor.  Enter to win giveaways and enjoy a fun photo booth, complimentary V Chocolates, balloons, and other festivities to delight everyone!  Shop our vintage, fresh and modern mix of home furnishings, unique décor, accessories and gifts to give a thoughtfully curated look to your home.  

A house can be styled, but a home is the perfect expression of those who live there. Don’t miss the Elements of Home and Mountain Real Estate Companies Grand Opening Event in downtown Ogden March 14^th and 15^th and bring beauty, balance, and happiness to your home, one element at a time.

 Elements of Home is located in the former Indigo Sage location on Historic 25th Street.  It is a joint venture between Kristal Schweppe, former owner of Timberlodge Collection, and Brandi Hammon, owner of Mountain Real Estate Companies including Mountain Luxury in Eden and Huntsville, Utah.  Both are inspired to deliver to Ogden fresh ideas to match the new O-town's style.