Hello! It’s been a very busy last few months and I haven’t written any new blogs entries since August 2016. Rutro! Thankfully I’ve been able to show work on Instagram and making quick posts on Facebook and Twitter.

We’re working on some really fun projects and have new clients coming in and that’s so exciting – design projects make the world go round! This has inspired me to get back into the habit of writing about the work I do. I want to let new clients get to know me, encourage current clients to stay true to the design plan, and for former clients to remember good times we had sipping Moscow Mule cocktails while watching paint dry. All of the topics I cover are inspired by real clients, real situations, and real projects.

Being able to design, decorate, and style your home in a way that is uniquely in harmony with your life and lifestyle can be done on almost any budget. The basis is in a well thought out plan giving consideration to everyone who will use the space and then sticking to that plan and budget. We make that happen with the key basic concepts and approach that I use in every design project to create beautiful spaces.  The blogs in this series will be a new topic each where we’ll talk about everything like choosing a color scheme, window treatments, lighting, and then address the specifics about living areas, bedrooms, the kitchen, and bathrooms.

We’re going to start by discussing the fundamental elements build a basis for the look or style we’re trying to achieve. How do you want to feel in your space? What does this space to say about you? We’ll also go into how the fundamental principles guide us in our relationship and how we experience our space. How do you feel, or how do you want to feel, when you’re in this space?

Sounds like a lot to keep track of, but once you get started and are focused, it gets easier. Each decision you make is the basis for the next decision you’ll make. We’ll go through this process to create a cohesive interior that is uniquely yours and you’ll love it.

I’m looking forward to sharing all of this with you and if you’d like to share your projects with me please do so!

xo Jennifer