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Redesign Your Chair

Home Office Design

So, you’re looking at your dining or office chairs and thinking, “Yeah, I’m not so thrilled with these.” Does this mean you need to go out and buy new ones? Well, that depends on you budget. However, if you would like to keep that budget to a minimum, why not repurpose your existing chairs? A [...]

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ReDesign Project: Kids Activity Center/Sideboard

Home Office Ideas

Have kids? Or have a need for a sideboard? Love antiques, or want to use what you already have? Here’s a project for you. This was using existing furnishings and accessories, with a few extra supplies. This is the picture of the desk, with the organized contents below. This particular desk was being used as [...]

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How Cool is This? Me, a Featured Interior Refiner!

Home Office Design

I checked my email this morning and I have been selected as a featured Interior Refiner on www.interiorrefiners.com for the month of June!  I am completely flattered and honored! The Interior Refiner Network has been a wonderful source of camaraderie and information on the interior redesign industry.  Thanks IRN! If you would like to utilize [...]

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Create A Space You Love, With What You Already Have!

Home Office Design

In February, I completed my education in Interior Refinement. Interior Refinement, also known as one-day decorating or interior redesign is a hot topic these days! Shows like HGTV’s Free Style or Design Remix are great examples of using what you have to create a stylish and functional space in your home or office! In a [...]

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“Use What You Have” Decorating

Home Office Design

Most people would love to hire an interior designer.  Who wouldn’t love the magazine cover look in your own home or office?  But, for many the price might be too steep.  That’s where the “Use What You Have Decorating” pioneered by Lauri Ward comes in. There’s no need to throw out everything you own to [...]

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