Thursday, July 29, 2010
Foyer Table
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Staged Master

I staged a master bedroom where the furnishings were true 1970's style. I wanted to lighten the weight of the furniture, as well as, the heaviness of the green walls. The room was painted out in Egret white and the headboard and side tables were removed. I chose 2 vertical pictures for the wall over the bed in lieu of a headboard and used a table from another room for the bedside. Throw in a new lamp, nice crisp bedding and several decorative pillows and you have a lovely room!
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Staging a bath

I recently staged a house that really needed work from top to bottom. It was so great to get in there, move things around, remove, replace, and shop with my client. I was in Heaven! We ended up purchasing many items that she has now taken with her to her new home. Above is a " before" picture of the guest bath.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Lighting... specifically lamps!
The lamp pictured above is from The Virginia Gale Collection, by Curry & Company. It is contemporary and beautiful. This is a very versatile lamp for any space... I would even use this in a room with many antiques.
The Virginia Gale Collection
home furnishing for the new south
201 Estes Drive
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
www.virginiagale.com
919-929-2070
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Amanda's nest
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Potted gardens
One of the first things that I try to create, whether if it is for staging or for decorating, is to "build" a nice potted arrangement. Lately, I have been using tall urns as I really like the height. However, it really depends on the style of the house and what you feel looks best. I tend to think it is better to go larger than small with potted plants.
I recommend getting some perennials (even small shrubs) and then filling in with your annuals in the Spring and Fall. I like to add a lot of texture and plants that have different shades of green in the foliage. It tends to make the arrangement "pop." The more plants that can fit... the better. It is better to have it looking full right away!
I think having a beautiful pot at the entrance dresses up the entrance and makes it more inviting.
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Lulu!
This picture is of Lulu dressed as Tinkerbell for Halloween.
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