A few years back, part of my deal was helping designers with social media. I started experiencing all different platforms. Social Media had changed a lot. Many designers are frustrated as it takes time and doesn’t bring any business. The thing is, most of the marketing specialists are not interior designers. Social Media is aContinue reading “Social Media can be Fun”
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The Art of Gift Giving
It is not always easy to know what to gift to show our appreciation. I try to choose something that’s meaningful and suits the recipient. And within my budget. Arts and Crafts: Agrarian Home Luxurious home fragrances. All the fragrances work with each other beautifully. J&S MakeScents These soy candles are soothing. The simply white colorContinue reading “The Art of Gift Giving”
Moss Wall Art
We know adding plants to an interior space can add to visual interest and make the space livelier. In recent years, living walls have become popular. However, maintenance for live plants on vertical surfaces can be an inconvenience. I have found something that would add greenery and interest to walls and does not require light or water! Emerald Coast Plantscapes nowContinue reading “Moss Wall Art”
Office Decoration
A manager of a medical group was seeking some advice on re-decorating one dental clinic without spending a fortune. The areas she was thinking included the waiting area, hallway, and individual patient “cubicles”. Without seeing the actual space and the surrounding areas, I could only give some general ideas as guidelines. My suggestion was using imagesContinue reading “Office Decoration”
[Ask Michelle] Do I Need a Licensed Architect for My Remodeling Project?
In the State of California, not all building projects need to be designed by a licensed architect. According to the chart posted on California Architects Board‘s website, unlicensed persons may design the following: Single-family dwelling of woodframe construction not more than two stories and basement in height. Multiple dwellings containing not more than four dwelling units ofContinue reading “[Ask Michelle] Do I Need a Licensed Architect for My Remodeling Project?”
