With the removal of a little clutter, a new position for the table and a window treatment that compliments the opposite side of the room (the living room), we were able to maximize the narrow space and create a clean-lined, airy feel.

Built-in cabinetry is an easy target for clutter build-up. Here we organized! We stored books and items not necessary for everyday work, concealed computer cords and cleaned off the desktop. This work area is not only back in working order, but now the custom cabinetry is a beautiful focal point in the room.

We truly enjoyed working with our 8-year old client on her dream bedroom! Subtle wall color, combined with vibrant accents created a playful, yet restful space. We were even able to section off the room with a custom screen to create a cozy reading corner, complete with floor pillows,book shelves and music.

This tiny powder room packs a lot of punch! Here everything was removed. We replaced the floor tile, toilet, sink, lighting and mirror. We added crown and chair rail moldings, new wall color, wall paper and finishing accents. Upon completion, our client wanted to host a small, but elegant dinner party in this space.

Creating a youthful but sophisticated space for 3 young boys was challenging, but the results were amazing. From top to bottom we replaced everything, while maintaining the style and continuity with the rest of the house. We added glass tile, travertine countertops and a soft, gender-neutral color pallete for all to enjoy.

This is a perfect example of our abilities in Re-design. Most of what we needed was already there. We painted the walls with a beautiful accent color to the existing countertop. We added new mirrors, door pulls, fabrics, finishing accents and a bit of decluttering. Voila!

Another testiment to Re-design! This space is absolutely gorgeous, and we used almost everything our client already owned to create it. Wall color was a must, and this soft shade creates a beautiful glow, showing off existing antique furniture, lighting, artwork and accessories. We added traditional window treatments and staged this space as a true, traditional front parlor.

We created this space in the same spirit as the Master Bath. Again, most elements were already there. With wall color, a beautiful window treatment, elegant bedding, accent lighting and finishing accents, this Master Suite shows (and feels) like a decadent hotel.

With the vision of an Urban Loft in mind, we were able to flesh out this space with bold wood flooring, additional woodwork, rich wall color and new window treatments.

In order to enhance flow and balance between the Living Room and Dining Room, we replaced the existing carpeting with a wood/carpet mix. We also added crown molding and decorative trim for a more architectural feel.

Establishing style, defining functionality, adding soft furnishings and simple accessories will create a "showroom quality" space that is vital when it is the first visual experience you have when you enter a home.

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