 When it comes to a successful remodel, there are many steps to get from A to Z. It is important to be aware of the process because while the destination is certainly the exciting place to be, you actually need to respect each point in the journey. Here is your ultimate guide to the steps in your luxury home remodel! Step 1 – Figure Out Your Client Type What type of client are you? Take some time in the beginning to decide how you tackle big projects. Figuring out what kind of client you are ensures you hire the right professionals and enjoy your process. The “Do-It-Yourselfer” Have you been through a remodel before? If not, are you cool with making a costly or time-consuming mistake? Do you love researching space planning, product types, and building codes? Do you have time to commit to your project as a second job? Then you may be able to finish your project with just you and a contractor – if permits are not needed. If you hit the criteria above and if the idea of having other cooks in your kitchen annoys you, then you may be a do-it-yourselfer! Make sure you hire a knowledgeable contractor and be upfront with them that you are doing your own design. Some contractors require professional drawing sets to complete a job, and some are not interested in this type of client as they will need to assist you more. There is a reason designers charge the fees they do, and you will start to appreciate this during your project. If you think this is for you, try and talk yourself out of it three times and if you still feel confident, go for it! You can always call me if things get to being a bit too much! The “I know exactly what I want but need some help pulling it together”Client Do you have exact pictures of rooms you like and know the exact products and finishes you want? Do you have time to shop but don’t know where to go and want a second opinion on your selections? Are you willing to run around to gather samples and bids? We can assist you to bring your vision to life by helping you make sure your dream room fits your space for layout and functionality codes. We also can educate you on the products you chose and where to find them and provide professional drawings and renderings. This can save you on design fees and still lead to an excellent result. Your time for your project will still be considerable, and this is not a recommended strategy for someone with a demanding job or lots of kiddos! The “ I know what I like, but want someone else to find it” Client You know what you want, you have a beautiful picture of your dream room, but you don’t have the time or interest in finding the finishes, making sure it fits your space, and want someone else to figure all that out and make it happen! A full-service process is a fit for you that will take your dream vision and turn it into reality. The “I don’t know what I like, make me a dream room!” Client No idea what you want or where to begin, but you want a space that you love, complements your home, and echoes your personal style? We will get to know you and your style and develop options for your space. Our process includes 3D renderings that will help you discover your design style and then can offer the full services to execute the design. Once you have some idea of who you are, share this information with us during your initial consultation and we can propose your project accordingly!  Step 2 – Understand the Timeline Allow Time for Design Many clients reach out too late. Although a good result can still be achieved, the best designs are those where you have time to consider your options both design and budget wise. Consider your life, job, and other responsibilities. We need your time and attention in order to cover all the details and decisions that go into a remodel and make sure you are happy with the result. See my general design timelines here. Understand Product Lead Times and Construction Timelines You may want your kitchen done by the holidays, but if you are reaching out in October, understand most cabinets take eight weeks or more, and that time starts ticking after all designing and decisions are made. Construction takes time as well. Check out my Product and Construction timeline here for more guidance and plan accordingly. Nothing derails a project more than a party, baby coming, or move-in date deadline that is too short…  Step 3 – Know Your Budget Most online budget guides are way below reality. A conversation with us can quickly help you understand realistic costs and help you consider what you can afford. Sharing this information with us is key to a successful design and project. If you have no idea what’s okay, we can educate you. Once you understand the market and we understand what you can afford, we can plan accordingly. Step 4 – Hire the Right Help You know what type of client you are and you have some idea of your budget. Now make sure you find a team that values and understands you and whose services and work style fit your needs. Your designer, contractor, and even your product vendors make up the team for a successful project. We can help you find a contractor or evaluate one you already know to make sure they are a fit for you service and budget-wise. From a full-service contractor with a full-time office staff and foreman to a guy in a truck can both result in a great project. The cost and process can differ substantially, and the right choice can be the difference between a great experience or a horrible one.  Step 5 – Expect the Unexpected Construction is not a perfect science. Timelines can go awry. Things can look different to you in real life than they did on a drawing or a small sample. Expect to go over your budget and timeline. You will fall in love with that freestanding tub you didn’t put in your budget. That luxury range may have to be yours and you make the splurge. This happens more often than not, and it’s okay! I help people with these decisions every day. We can help manage your expectations, educate you, and help you navigate issues when they arise. We are adept at working with contractors and vendors and are there to be your sounding board during your project and your liaison with your contractor. We love doing that: it’s our passion! I often say: “Remodeling is like having a baby. It can be painful but once it’s done, you forget about the pain and start planning for your next one!” Amber Golob Interiors harnesses timeless aesthetics, structure and beauty amid elegance as one of Chicago's premier luxury interior designers. An expert on kitchens and bathrooms, her work embodies modern trends, allowing your life to be rediscovered through intimate definitions of your style.
Live in Chicago or the North Shore? Schedule a consultation with luxury interior designer, Amber Golob, by contacting her at Amber@AmberGolob.com or calling 773-960-0498. Live your luxury! Written by Amber Golob and Edited by Kyle Thomas.
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 How long will my project take? That answer varies wildly depending on the scope of your project and subject to your availability for meetings. Each project is unique but general guidelines are below: Design time - 4-8 weeks+ The earlier the better! Many people call us just a few weeks or even after they wish their projects to begin. Although we can accommodate rush projects at times, the best results both design and budget wise come from careful planning and time to consider your options.  Product Lead times Now that everything is decided we have to purchase all of the materials:
 Construction/Installation Timelines The design is done, all items are purchased - but there is still time to bid and install! Bidding: Many people forget to plan this time into their overall timeline. The average time to bid out a drawing set is 2-3 weeks. Thereafter if items in the bid are too high, design changes often are considered and items re-bid. This takes additional time. We can include allowances for exact selections and get the contractors bidding while we finish our shopping to save time! General Construction/Installation Timelines: My motto is: whatever the contractor tells you add at least 2 weeks! In reality, things can go wrong, and unexpected repair needs can be found at demolition. For furniture projects, product may be back ordered or arrive damaged. We will help manage your expectations but keep in mind things tend to take longer than you expect. If you are ready for the possibility of delays you will feel less frustrated along the way! General guidelines only are below for some common projects:
In general, most projects take much longer and cost more than you see on TV. We are here to educate you early on so you can make the best decisions for your design and budget! Amber Golob Interiors harnesses timeless aesthetics, structure and beauty amid elegance as one of Chicago's premier luxury interior designers. An expert on kitchens and bathrooms, her work embodies modern trends, allowing your life to be rediscovered through intimate definitions of your style. Live in Chicago or the North Shore? Schedule a consultation with luxury interior designer, Amber Golob, by contacting her at Amber@AmberGolob.com or calling 773-960-0498. Live your luxury! Written by Amber Golob and Edited by Kyle Thomas.  The most common questions I am asked are: “Is this too trendy?” and “Will this be out of style in a year?” The answer is: those aren’t quite the the correct questions. The right question should be: “Is this trend right for you?” What kind of person are you? Do you like trendy clothes and keep up with all the latest designs in other parts of your life? Then you are the type of client that should embrace some trends for sure! Still scared – then we can keep more permanent and larger ticket items classic and bring the trends in where they are easily changed out. For example, I have been designing white kitchens for clients for over 15 years. They are always a classic choice. So go white, then bring in that brass faucet or those gold light fixtures. Get the crystal knobs or boho chic pendants. These items are less expensive and can easily be changed out when these trends pass us by.  Architecture by Omar Gutierrez, Cabinetry design by Amber Golob Interiors This can work just as well with furnishings. Not sure you can live with the energizing coral forever but are in love now? Keep the colors to pillows, art and accents and make larger investment items like sofas more neutral. Want to be a little daring? Get a fun patterned accent chair that can always be repurposed or recovered when large scale florals are passé. Other fun ways to embrace trends: wallpaper, paint and accessories. All things that can be changed easily even by a DIYer!  Blooming wall mural by Rebel Walls This theory also works for whole rooms. There are certain rooms where fun can prevail. The Powder Room is a great place to put in that luxurious wallpaper or trendy color. How about a kids room? They will grow up fast so go for your dreamy Scandinavian nursery, or glam up your teenagers room. By embracing trends in rooms you will be changing regardless, you can have some fun without regrets.  Photo courtesy of Allmodern.com A few other things to consider: Resale For major remodels or updates of kitchens and bathrooms, consider how long you will be staying in your home. Although I don’t recommend putting too much importance on resale, if it is coming up within 2-7 years it is worth some thought. Past that it will be out of style or worn out anyway and a new buyer will likely want to change it up. Your home’s architecture Consider the architecture of your home for major renovations like kitchens and baths. This always lends to a long-lasting result. We can help you figure out how to work in your personal style if need be. We have helped numerous modernists trapped in a colonial design find nirvana. Lastly, everything becomes outdated eventually, so maybe just go for what you love! We are happy to give you the confidence to jump in with both feet to the latest trends! Amber Golob Interiors harnesses timeless aesthetics, structure and beauty amid elegance as one of Chicago's premier luxury interior designers. An expert on kitchens and bathrooms, her work embodies modern trends, allowing your life to be rediscovered through intimate definitions of your style. Live your luxury! Live in Chicago or the North Shore?
Schedule a consultation with luxury interior designer, Amber Golob, by contacting her at Amber@AmberGolob.com or calling 773-960-0498.  Think Outside The Mainstream
A small space doesn’t have to feel small. With a few simple changes, you can expand it substantially, until a tiny home feels like a spacious manor. It may not be, but the feeling will impart such an impression on those who visit. Remodels can make sense, and may upgrade property value, but they may not be strictly necessary. Following are five ideas to help you fully maximize the space in your home. 1. Mirrors, Mirrors Everywhere Mirrors essentially double the spread of light. If you’ve got a space that’s five feet wide and ten feet long, you can make it feel ten wide and twenty long if you fill it with mirrors. You’ve likely seen this trick at bars. Well certainly, you don’t want to fill your entire home with mirrors; that would be the slightest bit tacky. However, several well-placed ones in the right corner, or on the right wall, can amplify light and extend the illusion of space to an otherwise compact room. You can put them on the roof, in corners, canted at angles, or surrounded by fine frames which make said mirrors appear almost as though they were pictures. Especially with apartments, mirrors help widen a space. 2. Partitions, Partitions, Partitions You’ve likely heard of this, or even incorporated this strategy before. Partitions can divvy up a small space, giving you more surface area on which to hang pictures, portraits, or mirrors. There are all manners of partitions out there, some decorative, some basic, and many at differing levels of cost and coverage. Wicker partitions can be especially handy, cordoning off portions of a room so that a living space can be divvied up into dining and sleeping quarters while still remaining relatively open. You might even design your own partitions. 3. Space-Conscious, Top-Tier Cabinetry The right kind of cabinets can additionally expand a space, and there are all variety out there. Going the vertical route makes the most sense, but it depends on your space; you may have a corner of the house which benefits from a horizontal array. Whatever fits your needs, there are options for kitchen cabinets in Los Angeles or in Chicago at Studio Armadi (located in Evanston) which may be worth considering. 4. Vertical Storage Vertical storage may not be consigned to the kitchen. There are vertical washers and dryers where one is stacked atop the other, and that can free up space for storage. Additionally, roof-mounted cabinets in terms of storage are often going to do a good job of helping you store things. 5. Paintings, Portraits, And Adding A Deck Paintings and portraits, much like mirrors, can expand how large a space feels. So can initiating a deck remodel, though that can be expensive, and may not be in agreement with existing building codes. It all depends on what you have available, and associated costs. Still, a few portraits and a few paintings can really do a number on your living space. Doing What You Can With What You Have Where You Are Remodeling can be expensive, but you don’t have to do that to expand how it feels to live in a small space. You can do a lot with a little. Paintings, portraits, and mirrors will really expand a space, and vertical storage is absolutely essential. Additionally, partitions in the right place do much for a home. Ultimately, how you optimize your home depends on what you prefer, and what resources you have available. But making a small space feel large isn’t as difficult as it may at first seem. It just requires a little careful strategy and application. Article written by Ashley Lipman.  Antique brass, polished nickel, chrome: the list goes on. What’s a person to do? It can be overwhelming. When it comes to luxury interior design, mixing metals is the it thing, but many of my clients have been asking me how to make it work. Combining metals is a great strategy for a stunning room, as long as you follow some basic guidelines. Metals 101 Before we start mixing, we need to cover some basics on metal finishes. There are so many to choose from. Where to begin? Let’s start with the most popular silver toned metals: chrome, nickel, and stainless steel. While all are silver, chrome has a blue undertone and nickel a warmer brown one. Stainless steel goes well with both, but avoid mixing chrome and nickel, as it will appear a near miss. Nickel is more expensive, but chrome can give a great modern shine to contemporary interiors. What’s with all the gold?! Many of us remember the 1980’s and all the brass that came with it. As a designer, I have spent many remodels pulling all of it out. But it's back, and in a new and sophisticated way. Don’t be afraid to embrace this trend. You don’t have to change out every door knob and hinge in your home. In fact, matching everything will make your home look dated. Cabinet hardware or light fixtures are great places to try adding gold tones. Most pulls are standard in size and can be changed out easily if you tire of it, and a light fixture is an easy update for a room. If bright gold is too brash for you, consider antique brass or bronze. Their rich, subdued colors are stunning and easier to mix with other metals. Rose gold and copper are also hot, but I tend to save this one for the more daring among us, or use it in accent pieces in the room.  Darker options like iron, gun metal, flat black and the more traditional oil-rubbed bronze are great options as well, giving contrast on cabinetry and counter tops. Now that you have your metal color, you have to pick the texture too! Polished and brushed are the most common. That decision can come down to maintenance as polished can show more water spots and fingerprints. However, the shine of polished is often just the sparkle a room needs. Old favorites like hammered can give a more rustic air, or consider new textures as well, like knurled brass for a luxurious industrial feel.  Now for those metal mixing guidelines! Choose a Dominant Metal One method is to choose a dominant metal that is the most prominent. Once you’ve done this, you can choose one or two accent metals to complete the rest of the look. For example, make a kitchen with stainless steel appliances sparkle by choosing a chandelier or vintage statement piece with wrought iron or brass accents. Your cabinet hardware can pick up the accent metal while your plumbing fixtures can stay a beautiful brushed nickel to keep in pace with your appliances. Your lights and hardware are the “jewelry” of the room. Let your appliances, faucet, and sink be the basics in stainless. My rule of thumb is two metals, with one taking a dominant role. A third can be used here and there, but as an accent in small amounts.  Panel Your Appliances Integrating your appliances with cabinet panels takes away the large blocks of metal in your space, allowing you to be more intentional with your other metal finishes in the room. Many appliance brands, even more affordable ones, are now offering panel ready options. You may also consider new black appliance finishes that are more subdued and blend well.  Consider Your Color Scheme At the end of the day, metal is just another color in your room, so think of it as such. In general, use warm metals (like copper, nickel, and brass) with warm hues (like ivory, griege, and taupe) and cool metals (such as chrome) with cool hues (such as blue, green, and cool grays). Neutral rooms benefit from metallic accents because they bring color, warmth, and texture. There is nothing like spicing up a gray room with a gorgeous golden mirror. Alternatively, gray and blue cabinets can blend well with stainless appliances, giving you room to use two other metals: for instance black and gold!  Contemplate Texture The texture of a metal impacts the way we view it, so keep that in mind when making selections. Sticking with one metal but varying the texture is another way to bring depth and visual interest to a space if mixing metals makes you nervous. Use Natural Iron, Flat Black or Oil-rubbed Bronze As a Neutral All are beautiful on their own, bringing a dark accent to your palette. They also allow you to add highlights (warmer metals like gold or brass) and they won’t clash with your other metal tones.   Mixed Material Items Using cabinet pulls with metal and leather, crystal, or acrylic gives a very luxurious feel and allows you to bring in just a touch of gold or brass. These are a great option for some more glam. Use a black and gold light fixture and then pick one of those metals for your hardware and plumbing. A mixed metal item can help jumpstart your metal combinations.
Mixing metals is an opportunity to break the old rules and make a room textured, interesting, and warm. After all, your home is the representation of you. Make sure that it shines. Live in Chicago or the North Shore? Schedule a consultation with luxury interior designer, Amber Golob, by contacting her at Amber@AmberGolob.com or calling 773-960-0498.  In the early 1990s, white cabinets were taking the luxury kitchen world by storm. Yet, a few years later, suddenly builders were offering darker cabinetry, such as maple and other honey-colored woods. However, fast-forward to the 2010s and here we are again with a major resurgence of white luxury kitchens. This trend is something we can count on: it is absolutely here to stay. Take a peek at some of my favorite personal white kitchen designs!
Overview Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to work on a multitude of luxury home remodels, but white kitchens are something that has resoundingly been a top request. These bright, welcoming, and buoyant kitchens allow you to be flexible with lighting and bounce sunlight right into the home to lift your mood. This magic cannot be beat!  Live your luxury. Live in Chicago or the North Shore? Schedule a consultation with luxury interior designer, Amber Golob, by contacting her at Amber@AmberGolob.com or calling 773-960-0498. Blog written by Kyle Thomas.    When it comes to luxury kitchens, choosing the perfect countertop material for your lifestyle is important. While quartz countertops have been a favorite throughout the years, quartzite countertops are making a splash and offering homeowners more options, elegance, and durability. Let’s take a look at quartzite!  What is Quartzite? Quartzite is a naturally occurring metamorphic rock. It’s created when sandstone is subjected to intense pressure and heat caused by tectonic plate compression in the Earth’s crust. The stone is mined and then made into slabs which are later cut to become your luxury countertops! Quartzite countertops are sealed for long-lasting beauty and durability. Natural quartzite tends to be white or gray with hints of brown and black. This pairs beautifully with today’s gray, blue, and modern farmhouse trends – as well as can help you achieve a classic sophisticated look in any kitchen. Natural quartzite has the look of marble. However, it acts like granite in durability and doesn’t scratch or etch the way other natural stones can. It also withstands heat and isn’t endangered if you place hot items atop it. The veining of each stone, which varies from slab to slab, provides some of the most exquisite patterns. Because of this, there will never be two slabs that are the same! This allows your kitchen or bathroom a high-end feel that is customizable and always opulent. With all of these amazing factors, this is an upscale-stone that isn’t matched by any other stone countertop.  Is Quartzite a good investment? Quartzite can be costly, but the quality and look are unequaled and will last! This investment is absolutely worth it because the longevity alone – not just the beauty – will keep your home shining for years to come. How do you take care of Quartzite? Natural quartzite's hardness protects it from etching and scratching, but it is important to remember that taking care of luxury items is always important. As a natural stone, it needs sealing to help it resist stains. Beyond that, though, natural quartzite care is both easy and simple. Make sure to wipe it frequently with a damp cloth and only use mild soaps or stone cleaners. White it is difficult to scratch natural quartzite, avoid abrasives to maintain the brand-new appearance of your countertop. Take a look at some of my favorites from Terazzo & Marble Supply! I highly recommend this beautiful, long-lasting stone for all of your kitchen and bathroom countertops. I’d love to help you pick out the perfect one for your home. Live your luxury.
Live in Chicago or the North Shore? Schedule a consultation with luxury interior designer, Amber Golob, by contacting her at Amber@AmberGolob.com or calling 773-960-0498. Blog written by Kyle Thomas.  The right decorative plumbing and hardware can transform any average room into something truly phenomenal. By jumping on some of the latest technological advances and modern trends, you can improve design, aesthetic, and functionality. Here is a short list of some fabulous additions on the rise! 1. Add Larger, Customized Kitchen Sinks and Faucets! By adding in larger, specialized sinks with modern advances like filtered water, cutting boards, dish racks, colanders, and more, you're able to change your lifestyle. For those who love to spend time in the kitchen, this adds functionality to your flow. While sinks used to be smaller, from 30" to 36", modern trends are showing wider and deeper sinks, anywhere from 42" to 68". The larger the sink, the more easily you can prep, entertain, and clean in one space. Also, by making sure you have a specialty faucet, you can have on-demand hot water filters that make preparing veggies, boiling pasta, or making tea very efficient. Not only are the advancements in size making waves in interior design, but you are able to choose from many different colors, materials, and configurations to match your lifestyle. Give it a peek and see what tickles your fancy.  2. Add Linear Drains and Luxury Showers! They are starting to pop up everywhere: customizable, luxury showers! While shower and tub combinations are often being used for many homeowners' secondary bathrooms, master bathrooms are becoming much more elegant. For those who love showers, they're trimming the tub altogether and choosing larger spaces with multiple faucets. Even more exciting are the additions of steam units, benches, and sound, chroma, and aroma therapy that turn your bathroom into a spa. To capture that upscale look, choose large format tile or stone and a linear drain. Choosing a linear drain helps other things, though, such as helping water drain more efficiently when many shower functions are in use at the same time. Remember: using a linear drain creates a "wow" factor for any shower design. Last, for clients who have mobility issues, having a curbless shower makes entering and exiting the shower much easier, as well as provides a modern aesthetic that people everywhere are falling in love with.  3. Add a Smart Toilet! While intelligent toilets and cleansing seats are a hit overseas, North Americans are definitely bringing the exotic back home. Intelligent toilets and cleansing seats use warm-water with pulsating and oscillating sprays as well as dryers and deodorizers to bring a more sanitary bathroom experience. Not only are these designs able to be matched with any decor, they also help the environment by saving on tissue paper. Make sure not to miss this one! While these new trends may feel shocking to some, anyone with an eye for luxury interior design knows these will only become bigger and more visible in coming years. What do you think about these ideas? No matter what, always remember to live your luxury.
Spring is officially here and that means it's time to usher in a whole new energy into your home. No matter the style of your home -- modern and contemporary, classic or vintage -- these simple, inexpensive and fun ideas can bring out your creativity. By adding splashes of color and pattern, you can breathe life into a space, whether it's your living room, bedroom, or dining room. Get out of that winter slump and revive your home with some of these tips and tricks!  1. Add Bright Accent Pillows and Throws By choosing new accent pillows and throws in fun bright or on-trend colors, you will be able to bring magic into any space. Use crisp fabrics like cotton and put away any heavy fabrics or throws. Spring is here and summer is just around the corner! When it comes to color, you can always consult my other color tips here.  2. Get Rid of Those Winter Rugs I know we can all get attached to our snuggly winter rugs, but it is time to let those go (at least for awhile!). New rugs should be rolled out that are a reflection of spring: fun, versatile, and beautiful. Spring is all about new life, so usher in a whole new floor feel just beneath your toes! Here's a gorgeous example!  3. Embrace Greenery! Pantone's "Color of the Year" this year is GREENERY! Didn't see the announcement? Check out my blog on it here! I absolutely love greenery because it brings the life of the outdoors right into your luxury home. 
 Whatever your personal style is, these tips and tricks can be tailored to your heart's desire. Don't miss out on bringing in a whole new splash of life into your home, because I promise you won't regret it. The year's cycles usher in natural themes, but spring is all about exploration, new beginnings, and above all, beauty. Indulge in it. You'll be glad you did. Live your luxury. Live in Chicago or the North Shore? Schedule a consultation with luxury interior designer, Amber Golob, by contacting her at Amber@AmberGolob.com or calling 773-960-0498. Blog written by Kyle Thomas.  Photo from www.StyleMePretty.com Across the board, you will find that white kitchens are easily the most popular style throughout interior design. This is because white kitchens naturally possess an aura of cleanliness. White usually will be the base color for walls, cabinets, countertops, tile, and even kitchen islands. White kitchens certainly are classic, but by broadening your horizons, you may find a sophisticated style that may suit you more: whether that be using a modern flair with navy or gray, or keeping it classic with pops of black. Here are a few tips and tricks I often present to clients when brainstorming for their luxury kitchen. 1. Embrace the grays. Gray is classic, clean, and can be absolutely stunning. Many kitchens with gray shades can feel more inviting because they don't feel as sterile, which can be a problem for all-white kitchens. The kitchen is the heart of the home and should welcome your friends and family in more than anything else. By using the perfect shade of gray, you can keep your lines clean. 2. Indulge in navy. Navy kitchens have been growing in popularity over the last few years and it's easy to see why: with pops of navy on cabinets or kitchen islands, you are pulled into a space that feels charming and modern. When working with navy, you can keep it more classic by mixing it with grays or other neutral tones, or you can go all out to make sure your kitchen is the trendiest in town. Sometimes we've seen a powerful pop of navy via a kitchen island -- and this can make an otherwise all-white kitchen feel stunning. Whatever you do, don't be afraid to experiment, because at the very least, you can always use paint if you feel your style has evolved in a few years or later on down the line.
No matter what your style is, it's a great idea to look at your options whenever remodeling or redesigning your home. Your home is your special space and should always make you feel happy, safe, and expressive. Slipping into the common trend of going all-white doesn't feel so safe once you've learned your options and opened your eyes to an entire world outside of it. Live in Chicago or the North Shore?
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