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Aliza Goldsmith
Family room AFTER: The bones of this room were great, so some simple updates has made this room an amazing place to spend time as a family or entertain. Refinished wood floors add warmth, while a new entertainment unit and surround sound make for fabulous movie-viewing. Because we have double-hung windows, top-down bottom-up woven wood shades provide great shade during warm afternoons, but also allow us to see through to the yard. A custom sectional sofa provides plenty of seating and our old leather chair found a home in the corner as a new reading nook.
The Practical Decorator
AFTER: Now your eye is drawn to the beautiful built-in shelves.
Carol Bass and Lynette Johnson
Staging, $600,000 house sold in one day. Staging makes the difference.
k.beckman design inc.
k.beckman. She had always dreamed of living in a doll house, so the interior was done in this fashion.
One Stop Decorating Center
Here you can see that when the Designer Screen Shades are raised completely they are concealed under the custom fabric valances and you have a clear view to the exterior.
Interior Solutions by Korin
The living room with the vaulted ceiling was a complete room addition to the cabin. The knotty pine walls and ceilings are original to the lake cabin.
Paul Lafrance Design
We turned this once cramped and cluttered family room into a bright and beautiful haven that maximizes its limited space. Some of the space-saving solutions include sliding shoji-style doors that don't need to swing out into the room, a cool flip-around hidden TV mount that allows the homeowners to display a beloved painting, and built-in floor-to-ceiling storage spaces. Designed & built by Paul Lafrance Design.
Sater Design Collection, Inc.
Great Room. The Sater Design Collection's luxury, farmhouse home plan "Cadenwood" (Plan #7076). saterdesign.com
Noble Heritage Builders Inc.
Open concept great room with custom iron staircase running through the center. The fireplace mantle is from a mesquite tree that was hit by lighting on one end.
Julie Graf, One of a Kind Design
This basement space was transformed into a full guest suite with bedroom, bath, and full living area. When not serving as guest quarters, the space serves for family living and entertainment.
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