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Structural changes
It’s free with no obligation to hire
Introduction: I love design and I love to see other designers' work. Everyone has their own sense of style that hopefully doesn't get in the way of what your clients want. You want to see your clients' style expressed not yours. I like simple balance with a flair here and there of drama. Drama could be a bold wall color, an unexpected work of art or a unique choice of fabric. If you look at my projects, although very different, you will see a balance and a flow that combines elements of function, style and peacefulness. I really enjoy getting that special deal on an item or turning a sad throw away piece into a funky must have. My committment, knowledge and love of design makes my work stand out.
Business hours
(Your Time Zone)
Daily | 12:00 a.m. to midnight |
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Specialties
Client style
Contemporary,
Traditional,
Midcentury Modern,
Craftsman / Farmhouse,
Eclectic,
Coastal,
Industrial,
Rustic / Southwestern,
Shabby Chic
FAQs
- What types of customers have you worked with?I have been given the opportunity to work with all types of design jobs. From commercial to residential. Staging a model home, designing a baby's room, making an office function better, transforming homes room by room! No job is too small, and even if it's only a consultation, I enjoy the process of discovering what my client desires and offering my ideas and the opportunity to transform the space into what they want.
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?Finding the right designer for you should be based on: Communication; do you like what you see and hear, do you feel an open communication, are they listening to you. Designs; do you admire their past work. Can their ideas relate to your everyday living. Affordability; can they provide you with a plan that is in your budget. These are three important aspects you should be able to answer to make a good choice. Getting a referral is always good but if you can't get one then looking at their work on their web site is even more important.