Fort Lauderdale Interior Designers

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"Our experience with this company was great. We loved the design that she came up with for our kitchen, and I think that her price was very reasonable. I would have no problem recommending this company to any one looking for a designer."

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How to "undecorate" to get a clean slate

If your house is too busy now, create a master plan employing ‘un-decorating’ tactics, Livdahl says. (All photos courtesy of Design Q&A)

Feeling like your older home has become cluttered and lacks a clean visual flow? A highly rated Minneapolis-area interior design firms gives step-by-step instructions to break the cycle.

7 tips for working with a decorator

The owner of this Baltimore row house helped cut decorating costs by shopping for some items, including a hot pink table and pair of slipper chairs. (Photo courtesy of Mary Yeager)

Do you want to hire help for a redecorating project? Two of seven tips for working with a designer include: Have a budget but be flexible. Also, be realistic about how much time the process will require.

Design Solutions: Rearrangement, color refresh row house

The living room was the starting point for the redesign of a 13-foot-wide Baltimore row house. (Photo courtesy of Mary Yeager)

Hot pink, gray and turquoise were part of the transformation of an Angie’s List member’s narrow Baltimore row house. She liked the results, as well as her decorator’s collaborative, cost-conscious approach.

How to change up the décor in your new home

Create new uses for existing items in your home and arrangements around natural focal points. (Photo courtesy of Final Touches Redesign)

Moving to a new home? Make sure you don't repeat the interior design and decor of your old home by choosing new focal points and finding new ways to use existing furniture. A highly rated Columbus decorator tells you how.