Along life's journey, there are transitional times when having a supportive and knowledgeable designer, coach, advocate and mediator (!) on your team would prove valuable.
Here's a sampling of the varied seasons in our client's lives when they have called on us to provide intelligent design solutions.
"My mother-in-law has a new home in an independent living facility and can't bear to part with 40 year old furnishings."
"I've moved into a new home and my furniture isn't working out as planned."
"My husband passed away and it's time to convert his study into my study while still keeping his memory alive."
"I'm considering remodeling our kitchen and master bath. We have lots of ideas about the features we want but can't picture the overall result."
"There's a new little addition to our family and it's hard to finish the well intentioned design projects we started pre-pregnancy."
"Our family's upstairs toilet sprang a leak and our daughter came home to a torrent of water running down the stairs."
"I'm thrilled to have inherited my favorite aunt's furniture and art. What is the best way to edit her treasures so they blend seamlessly with mine?"
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1. Transform your walls. Magically make your walls grow taller by using vertical or horizontal stripes using paint or wallpaper. Horizontal stripes will visually widen a small narrow room. Vertical stripes will make a low ceiling seem taller. Mirror a wall that opposes a window and double your light. Avoid tiny geometric prints; they will be too busy and chaotic in a small space.
scale furniture, but you want to move around the space easily. A fabulous trick is to float your furniture in the space. Move your couch and chairs away from the wall. This will create depth in the space. You want to see a fair amount of the floor. The more of the floor that can be seen the larger the room will appear. Next, ground your furniture with an area rug in the same color tones as the flooring. 
niche or along a bare hallway. Create a table literally anywhere with two oversized corbel brackets and a demilune (half moon) beveled glass top. A distressed wood or granite top would be just as pretty...your choice. Make sure to attach the corbels to wall studs for safety.
totally forgotten. It's a set of plates or a collection of trays and platters that can be thoughtfully arranged in a number of places. Mounted directly on walls, placed on easels above your cabinets or tucked in a glass front cupboard are just a few places to bring them to life. For less than a dollar, put a gold or silver charger behind a slightly smaller plate on an easel to give it a festive circular border year-round. 
bronze fireplace screen. We re-purposed elegant crystal drops from her Grandmother's chandelier and mixed them with strands of amethyst beads. Think symmetrical chandelier earrings and you've got the look. 
