When Nature Gets The Blues We All Win!
We have a Pinterest board called Sunday Strolling. The board is a collection of photos that seldom have anything to do with interior design yet often inspire us to create entire projects. Such is the case with this striking photo. When nature gets the blues we all benefit.
Renovation Investments Should Impact A Home’s Sale Potential
Impress ….. Don’t Stress!
Over 5 million homes change owners each year. That means many hours of preparing a house to get ready to go to market. It can be a stressful time! Today, on another Wednesday “Wow”!, we share a renovation investment that will have a tremendous impact on the sale of this property.
The Before Fireplace
Before & After – The Power Of The Right White Paint
Ever heard someone say “it’s just paint”? We confess, we have been guilty of sometimes uttering those words when we are urging a client to use a color that is off trend. So when we have a client who is eager to consider a new decor suggestion, we are thrilled! Join us today, for another Wednesday Wow! and see the power of “just” paint.
We are over the moon at how the unique patterns in this counter stone are now complimented with the fresh, yet warm, new white cabinet color. Go back and look at the before photo. Same stone, same accessories in this bar. All that has changed is the “right” white paint.
How Green Is Your Kitchen?
Painted white doors, in all styles, remain the number one sellers of most cabinet manufacturers nationwide. White cabinets lend themselves to most decor and the ability to customize the hues has indeed allowed us to create some stunning kitchens. However, these kitchens also have one thing in common….white is a very “safe” choice when it comes to kitchen cabinets.
Stained Wood Is No Longer Sacred- Before & After-8.15.18
We’re going to be a bit sexist on this blog…but don’t worry we will smooth it all out before the end. This is a post about painting stained wood!
It’s Just Paint
Most of us can recognize the Girl with the Pearl Earring by Johannes Vermeer. Her expression leaves an impression that lingers with us. What makes this portrait so memorable is not only her gaze, it is the relationship of all of the colors. In other words, the paint. Read more…