Archive for the ‘Antique Furniture and Bungalows’ Category
Five Easy Tips for your Kitchen Mini Makeover!
With Spring just around the corner, it’s time to get ready for another round of entertaining. I call it the Spring Itch! A favorite room of mine is the kitchen when it comes to room makeovers because so much of our time is spent in it with family and friends, cooking great meals. Nowadays, the [...]
Top 5 Interior Design Moments from 2011
Now that 2011 has drawn to a close, there are a few interior design trends that stand out to me as memorable, especially as they’ll have an influential effect going in to 2012. Here’s what I noticed:
ABC’s of Holiday Style 2011!
Published in South Carolina Woman Magazine By Layla Altman Last year I brought you our Holiday gift ideas to spark some life back into gift giving. This year I have decided to share ideas on holiday decorating & entertaining! Wishing everyone the warmest of Holiday Seasons and a Prosperous 2012! A is for Angels– A [...]
A LowCountry Dining Room Makeover
Interior Design by Kerry Ann Dame This month, we’d like to share one of our recent Mini-Makeovers for a dining room. In a room that already has furniture, a Mini-Makeover brings in decorator touches that complete the room scheme and add warmth and sophistication. Adding window treatments, art and accessories makes all the difference between [...]
Deck the Halls with Holiday Decorating Ideas
Posh Living contributed Holiday decorating ideas to 843 Home & Lifestyle Magazine. Here are our top ideas: 1 – To add some festive appeal, take an inventive approach by incorporating small, distinct additions to the room. There are many creative small touches you can add to home accessories to bring in some holiday cheer. 2 [...]
High Point Market Report Fall 2011
High Point Furniture Market this fall was the most positive in energy and attitude that we’ve seen in a few seasons; the slight uptick we had in the economy this year gave vendors the confidence to plan for growth. Of course there were the usual parties, lectures and events, including a concert by the B52′s! [...]
A Day in the Life of An Interior Designer…
Walking into our shop at 8:30 am and I’ve already answered one client phone call, a few emails from vendors and tweeted about my morning. Every day is a different adventure filled with store customers, clients, freight companies, vendors, manufacturers, our workroom and various craftsmen that are working on projects for us. I can [...]
Renovating Your Home Now for Added Value Later
The current slow real estate market may have some homeowners feeling trapped in their current property, and others looking to purchase finding their buying power diminished. How can we enjoy the home we live in when it is not our dream home? Tackle those small and medium sized renovation projects while the market is [...]
Why you should support your local shops.
It’s always a relief when you go into a local store and find the perfect item that you’ve been looking for. Next you turn over the price tag and see a price you wish was lower. What’s the first thought that comes to mind these days? I wonder if I can find this online for [...]
Tips for Decorating Resort Rental Property
Beachfront income properties have their own particular set of concerns when it comes to interior design. Condo packages may meet budget goals, but often contain inferior quality pieces that don’t last. Vacation renters inflict heavy use; they track in sand, walk on carpets dripping wet, sit on furniture in wet bathing suits, and set drinks [...]