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Why We Ask So Many Personal Questions: Building Your Design Program and What Any Good Designer Should Be Asking You – Part 1

When someone asks for an appointment or a consultation with me, before the initial meeting I like to send out a questionnaire and a brief statement of our design process. these are documents that help us get to know one... Continue Reading →

Looking for Patterns: Marrakesh

As an artist working in a new medium, block print, I am on the hunt for inspiration. Despite the fact that I have studied art history on my own for years, I seem to need to see it all again... Continue Reading →

Design Resource Full of Color and Creativity- Support a Small Artist Because #weareinthistogether

I just wanted to share a resource with you that I just love. This is a platform where artists and crafters come to create and sell their work to the rest of us humble beings. Please visit the site and... Continue Reading →

To work or to create? To work better is to create more is to work better

Scheduling time to be creative lends to more productivity in my work life. Block printing is my way of getting closer to what matters most. What is your creative outlet?

Is it Time to Re-Paint Your Space? Sign Up For FREE Color Consult Fridays

During this pandemic I am finding a bit more time to exercise. I love to mountain bike (really just trail riding here in Florida). My husband Christian said I would get better at it if I started training during the... Continue Reading →

The Real Life of a Designer and How Core Values Get You a Better Design

Understanding what your core values are before you start any home project, before you call any contractors or designers, is vastly important. You need to have an understanding of who you are and what you want your life to look... Continue Reading →

Design Element of Space Shape and Form

  Space is defined by construction and restricted by the functions of rooms, and we perceive it as we walk through spaces. Divisions and restrictions are the foundation of architectural planning. Interior designers try to create unequal space allotments within... Continue Reading →

Travel Inspires Design: Costa Rica – Color, Texture and Structure

I didn't have an opportunity to travel much as a child. Both my parents worked so hard and really loved this country and had no desire to see any others. They have only recently in their retirement started to travel... Continue Reading →

Living Room Design Considerations: Create the Layout Based on How You Live Your Life

When you are putting together a living room layout or just want to rearrange your furniture, you need to consider how you actually live your life. It will translate in to how you set up your space. The idea here... Continue Reading →

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