From start to finish - A satisfied client!

Hello February!

Another month, another project to share with you....

This client wanted a spacious, multi-use and fully functional space for their family of two kids and two pets. We created a family-friendly living room that had a grown-up but cozy feel without the worry of “no touch” areas. Fabrics and materials were chosen to stand the test of time. In addition, we incorporated some sophistication using warm tones and gold accent finishes for lighting and accessories.

When the project was completed, we were pleased that the family was so excited about the end result, that what was accomplished for these homeowners reflected their active lifestyle and was achieved in a timely manner.

And here is the result....

I try to inspire clients to discover their own style and match that with practical needs. The area rug is usually where I start my design process. I consider rugs as "a piece of artwork on the floor" and my design decisions not only breathe new life into a room but are budget friendly and the inspiration for the rest of the design plan.

The drawings....

The finished room...

The drawings...

I like to combine existing furniture with the new in most of my projects, but in this case, the client wanted a fresh start for this room. So most of what you see here is new with the exception of few accessories and the round mirror on the mental.

The finished touches...

See your design come to life with my Master Design Plan which will allow YOU to visualize and implement the design at your own time frame just like this client.

I hope you enjoined the journey into my client's Living Room.

Project completed in 2015 as ReDu interior design See you next time.....Dulce

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