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I recently came across a chair at my local Salvation Army thrift store and purchased for $3.50. My mother did some repairs and we recovered it in 1970s suiting fabric from a Tupelo, Mississippi factory. When deciding what to price it at, I did some research and discovered designer James Mont. James Mont was born in Istanbul and emigrated to...

I have two kinds of clients that I work with decorating interiors-the first is home staging to sell their house and the second is clients wanting to create their dream space in their home. This article is for clients that are redesigning to stay in your current home. If you are looking for help staging to sell, check out this blog...

Are you staging to sell or redesigning to stay? I have two kinds of clients that I work with decorating interiors-the first is home staging to sell their house and the second is clients wanting to create their dream space in their home. I'll make another blog post on my redesign services but this one will focus on home staging. ...

Used for thousands of years, wicker as we know it gained popularity in the 1800s Victorian Age. With trade routes becoming established, and the discovery of rattan’s (the base used under woven wicker) strengths, wicker was due for a revival during the Victorian Age. Wicker furniture was lightweight, lower cost, and easy to clean. We're blessed here in the south...