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11 Apr Staging a Beach Front, Knock-out Florida Condo

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Our lovely clients reached out to us at SRQ Interior Design to stage their sand-colored beach front knock-out Siesta Beach condo in Sarasota and we were happy to oblige! Our goal was to add color to create a more dynamic and photogenic property that would appeal...

23 Mar Styling and Personalizing a New Home in Venice

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Styling and personalizing a new home in Venice, Florida with the client's decor was a ton of fun. The challenge was adding necessary pieces and combining their collections in a colorful, fun and effective way. We invited our talented muralist, Mary Fragapane from Wall Wizardry, to...

22 Mar Splashes of Color and Finishing Pieces Add Pizzaz to This Beautiful Sarasota Home

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My charming clients had just moved into their beautiful home with gorgeous furniture, yet all they needed was color and finishing pieces to add pizzaz. After adding colorful outdoor rugs, toss pillows and some wall art, their lanai POPS! Their front outdoor entry went from plain...

22 Jan Jewels on the Bay Designer Showhouse of Sarasota to Benefit the Boys & Girls Club

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I was thrilled to work with my friend and fellow interior designer Caroline von Weyher of Willow & August Interiors. We were two of eighteen interior designers asked to completely transform the rooms in the historic Etowah Hagan-Jackson House for the 24th Annual Jewels on the...

21 Dec Defining Spaces in a Long Great Room

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Our lovely clients purchased a long condo and were challenged with separating the spaces to suit their lifestyle. They needed a kitchen bar, a living room and a sunroom all in one narrow linear space. The solution was to divide the spaces into three: bar chairs...