Here we go again, it is that time of the year, the time we take on the ONE ROOM CHALLENGE and transform a space and do it in eight weeks.

Hope you are having fun with spring, spring colors and accessorizing. I don’t know about you, but these tasks keep me sane and inspired. Although in the last year my humble abode has been neglected, right now you would not think that I am an interior designer if you saw my condo.

After shopping and and all the hoopla is done, there is a strange feeling left behind, kind of like. Oh! Was that it? Is it over? Then we take the decorations down and the feeling that something is missing lingers.

At times, guest bedrooms serve as the home office or a craft room. Perhaps, your guest room is seldom used or used frequently. In any case, consider all that apply this guest bedroom essentials list will determine what your most essential items are. Ultimately, you want to make your guest feel comfortable and make their stay as easy on you and them as possible.

Often when I meet with clients who want to furnish and restyle a room, one of the first questions they ask is: where should I go to buy a set? Another common question is: (depending on the space they are re-styling) Where do I start? Followed by: Should I get the sofa first?  Or they mention how when they visit furniture stores they become overwhelmed by the number of choices. In many cases, clients are also unsure of their style.

Working with an Interior Designer to create your home office will ensure you have a sharp, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing room that you’ll want to sit down and work in. Having a well-designed space in your home that can be used as a home office is a great way to increase your productivity, organization, and feelings of well-being. We’ve all been guilty of working on the kitchen table, or even the sofa, which inevitably leads to a crooked neck and multiple distractions. For the discerning, modern home worker, a professional, calming and cleverly designed space to use as your home office is a necessity.

In every good house, there should be a good bathroom. No longer purely a functional room, the bathroom is a sanctuary at the end of the day – a place to relax, unwind and pamper. A luxury bathroom which is in keeping with the rest of your house will create a cohesive flow. It will add that extra ‘wow factor’, as well as considerable value to your home.