Kandrac & Kole Interior Designs
Designer Trends & Tidbits
June, 2008
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Words to Live By:
"It is always the simple that produces the marvelous."
-Amelia E. Barr
Bahlmann before basement

Kelly and Lilly Are Now Official! 
Life doesn't have to be ALL business so we like to share with you what is going on in our personal lives as well!  Kelly and her yellow lab Lilly have recently completed 6 months worth of certifications so that Lilly can  be a registered pet therapist!  They will be on a team visiting area nursing homes and hospitals encouraging smiles and conversation! 

To learn more about Happy Tails, click here:
Happy Tails Pet Therapy
Our First Hotel Project is Open!
Microtel Looby
  Microtel Inn & Suites, located on Hwy 92 in Woodstock, GA opened it's doors on June 4th!  We couldn't be more thrilled for the owners who are residential clients of ours!  Kandrac & Kole Interior Designs was responsible for the complete design and installation of the lobby and dining area.  Please check it out!

Microtel is one of the fastest-growing budget hotel chains in the US and the recipient of many awards and accolades over the years. For six years in a row, Microtel Inns & Suites has been "Ranked Highest in Guest Satisfaction Among Economy/Budget Hotel Chains".  Don't let the word "budget" scare you off - this hotel offers FREE local and long distance phone service (that's amazing), free high speed internet access, complimentary continental breakfast and don't forget the Dream Well bedding!!  Some suites even have large whirlpools inside the bedroom!

For more information, please visit their website:
Microtel Inn Woodstock


 
Joann's Designer Twist on College Living

Amanda's desk
  Who says college kids have to live with cargo furniture and what's leftover from your basement?  Joann's daughter Amanda leaves for college in August and will be living off campus in an apartment with a girlfriend.  This obviously means starting from scratch as the apartment will be empty.  No problem for Joann who recently scoured the local antique shops turning trash into treasures and revitalizing pieces by using them in creative ways.  

This photo is actually a vanity (purchased for $90!) that her daughter will use as a desk.  It's pretty darn cute as it is, but Joann will be power painting it black (with a sprayer for a professional look). The top is scratched but who cares?  It will look great covered in photos of friends and family with a piece of glass on top!  Another antique shop had a shabby chic double headboard AND footboard for $125 and the local Marshall's had a great black victorian chair with funky purple upholstery!  It can slide right up to that cool new desk.....