Introducing E-Design Services!!

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I am very excited to announce the launch of my e-design services! I have been wanting to do this for forever and all the signs kept pointing me towards this. God knew my heart and everybody I talked to, every quote I saw said follow your dreams. This past Sunday at church we had a guest speaker and his message was about how your success and business was right up under you. I have dreams about designing. I can watch design shows all day and never tire. I see other people's homes and re-arrange furniture and paint walls in my head.

E-design is such an affordable option and more budget friendly than hiring a traditional designer. It also allows me to work with people down the street or across the country. I can't wait to start helping you make your home the one you always wanted it to be. Whether it's a room makeover or starting with a blank canvas, I can help!

Here's how it works. You email me photos of your space, photos of rooms you like that fit your style, and a description of what you are looking for. How will the room be used? How do you want it to feel? What colors do you like? You will also let me know the budget you have for the space.

When your custom design is ready, it will be emailed to you. You will receive a custom design board, a shopping list of items in the design, and a description of those items and placement in the room. If something doesn't feel right or there is a piece you don't like, I will change it.

You are now free to purchase items and install them at your convenience. See the E-Design page for more information.

Ready to get started? Just email me at decoratingcentsblog@gmail.com.

 
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  1. UnknownJuly 13, 2017 at 4:43 PM

    I am so excited for you! I have been checking your blog daily - ever since your New Year's post, I knew you were up to making your vision come to pass.
    Plan your course and set sail. Well wishes!! Jacinta

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