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With the
many natural disasters recently occurring in our country, interior
design clients are asking for advice on how to use what they already
own to create a new look. The focus is on re-use, re-finish,
re-upholster, re-work and re-store - giving old pieces new life.
What is old is new again!
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Earth
tones such as chocolate browns accented with softer shades of blue
set the stage for a more contemporary look. Incorporating colors
from nature - bringing the outdoors in - is what color is all about.
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Simplicity in window treatments means clients are bringing down the
ruffled chintz drapes and replacing them with wood shutters topped
with a valance. Motorized window treatments for those hard to reach
areas are becoming very popular in homes today.
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Specialty rooms are a unique trend for homes today. These rooms
could be turning an oversized, extra bedroom closet into a craft
room. Transitioning an unused dining or living room into a home
office or homework space. Or, turning a butler's pantry into a
kid-friendly baking center. How about redesigning the small sunroom
into a wine tasting room? The list is endless!
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Walls
with texture! Adding interest with or without adding color.
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Media!
Media! Media! Whether it's designing an entire media room or simply
adding a flat screen TV to the inside of a
bedroom armoire --
the bigger, the flatter,
the better!