I hope you all are managing during these uncertain times, staying healthy and active (the active part is a tough one for me), but most of all, that you are focusing on things that bring you joy. I know, now more than ever, that it is easier said than done, but it really works. It is the only way we are going to make it into 2021 stronger, braver and with a bundle of new possibilities. In fact, we will soon have a brand-new batch of 365 new possibilities, opportunities, and days to be grateful for.

As an Interior Designer for many years, I have worked on countless renovation projects of all sizes and budgets. I have put together a list of the first steps to consider before starting a project or contact an experienced professional.

Hope you had a good “Spring Holiday” and by that I mean Easter, but call it The S. H. to be politically correct. Anyhow, no matter what you call the holiday we just celebrated on Sunday, April 16th, hope you had a good one. Don’t know about you, but for me, it’s all about family and the harmonious time we can spend together.

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.

Choosing the right interior designer for your project is an important decision, they will be helping you create your home after all. Take the time to do your research and choose someone who is a good listener and has both the qualifications & experience, as well as the vision to make your dreams a reality.