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We recognize how difficult it can be to make up your mind when you’re faced with a myriad of design choices. When you aren’t sure which options are best for the look and feel you’re trying to achieve, we’re always happy to provide guidance.

If you want to keep your employees (and yourself) energized throughout the day, prefer decor with a color scheme that increases attention, concentration, and focused interest. Can a color choice do all that? Recent studies suggest it can. Try reds, yellows, golds, and bright white.

When placing area rugs in your home, keep in mind that it’s generally considered awkward for a heavily trafficked area to be half rug and half bare flooring. Try to keep your flooring selections for these areas consistent.

We recognize that the lack of space in their office is a very real concern for many business owners. Whether you’re expanding faster than you can afford to move or the space was always cramped, we’re ready to help you turn it into a more comfortable fit.

As a third-party who is looking out for your interests, an interior designer is a perfect liaison between you, your architect, and the various contractors. Unlike the homeowner, an interior designer does not have the same level of emotional attachment.

Want to reduce the noise level in your office? The experts recommend adding carpeting, installing sounding dampening ceiling tiles, and investing in sound control wall enhancements. Here's another tip: Padded furnishings help "absorb" ambient noise.

An important rule when designing a room layout is to put the largest pieces in the back, toward the wall. Angling a few pieces here or there can soften a room and add to a more casual, inviting feel.