What's your design style?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Which bedroom makes you swoon?

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    Minimalist with a few eye-catching accents!
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    Pastel tones and romantic textures? Yes, please... 
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    Nature-inspired décor in warm, earthy tones.
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    Contemporary with a mid-century twist.
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    Hamptons meets coastal
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    Shabby chic farm style
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  From 1-10, rank your interior design expertise...

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    1-4 — I’m starting with a blank slate. I know little to no interior design lingo, which makes describing my tastes and preferences a little tricky. 
  • B.
    5-7 — I’ve got a strong sense of what décor suits my space. Picking new pieces isn’t the problem... But arranging them in a complementary design is a bit complicated.
  • C.
    8-10 — I’ve got professional level know-how. Friends and family come to me for input on how they should style their interiors. From bohemian to mid-century, I know it all.
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  Which tune is most likely to get stuck in your head?

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    Anything by Bare Naked Ladies
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    "I Want to Hold Your Hand" by The Beatles
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    "Rain on Me" by Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande
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    "Haven't Met You Yet" by Michael Bublé
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    Neil Diamond "Sweet Caroline".
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  Pick some accents for your coffee table...

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    A retro vibe and eye-catching books.
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    A bouquet, a couple magazines, and my coffee... Obviously.
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    Plants, plants, and more plants!
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    Less is more in my mind
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    Farm cottage style
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    Boho and natural
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  Have you ever considered working with an designer?

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    Nope — I'm more of a DIY kind of person...
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    I've given it some thought but have yet to take the plunge.
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    Yes, I've worked with one in the past. It was a helpful experience, and I'd give it another go.
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    Yes — but it wasn't my cup of tea. Maybe if I found the right decorator I'd give it another shot.
• 6.
  How do you want your home to feel?

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    Luxurious... and romantic, old world vintage feel
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    Streamlined. Like everything has a place and function. No clutter for me!
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    Exciting. I want visitors to feel like my décor has a story... 
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    Cool... A mix of contemporary and retro pieces to keep things interesting.
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    Coastal, breezy, light and comfortable.
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    Warm, country vibe with earthy tones.
• 7.
  Which emoji best sums up how you feel about your current home furnishings?

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    🥵 — My décor is a bit of a hot mess. There's so much clutter, but I just don't know what to get rid of... Plus my favourite pieces don't compliment one another.
  • B.
    🤔 — So-so. My home is comfortable, but it could definitely use a little sprucing up. Something small as a couple new wall-hangings could make a big difference.   
  • C.
    🥰 — I'm in love with my current furnishings! I've really struck a balance between substance and style. Couldn't imagine it being much better.
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  Which dining room lights you up?

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    Artisan hanging lights and a rustic centrepiece ✨
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    Lots of light, uplifting colours and a statement wall-hanging!
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    Sleek and spacious with enough elbow room to suit all my guests...
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    A cohesive design that includes contemporary and retro pieces.
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    Minimalist sleek design.
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    Relaxed bright informal dining room.
• 9.
  Describe your personal style, what sets you apart?

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    My unique taste in everything from fashion to home furnishings. I shop vintage, so most of what I own is one of a kind.
  • B.
    I’m minimal to the max! My sleek style makes me stand out from the crowd.
  • C.
    I bring a little glitter wherever I go. People can’t help but steal a glance at my luxurious looks.
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    My ability to balance two distinct styles. I’m great *if I do say so* at pairing pieces that no one else could see going together.
  • E.
    I loved relaxed calm style. Creature comforts and the warms from a mixture of rustic and modern fixtures and fittings.
  • F.
    I am an outdoor nature and coastal lover. I love that light, bright mix when creating a style.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Your interior design style is... Modern 

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  Your style is all about simplicity, friend ! You've mastered the art of fuss-free ease — faux fur pillows and floral throws just aren't your thing. You prefer neutral materials, earthy tones, and streamlined silhouettes...For you, everything should serve a purpose. You’d pass up a decorative wall-hanging for a utilitarian coat rack in a heartbeat. And knick-knacks have no place in your home.When redecorating, create visual interest by incorporating a variety of textures. For example, if you have a sleek leather couch, add warmth with a wool blanket in a neutral shade.“The best rooms have something to say about the people who live in them." — David HicksTips to help you overcome interior design decision fatigue? Read on…If picking a new piece of furniture feels like a whirlpool of stress and self-doubt, you’re not alone, friend. Investing in a sofa or a statement coffee table, is a big commitment.You might be worrying…… What if I spend all this money then get tired of my new furniture two-months later… What if it clashes with my current décor… Or what if my soon-to-be dinner guests thinks it’s too understated or over the topOn top of that, you’ve got a sea of options to choose from. No wonder redecorating feels a little overwhelming.But luckily there are steps you can take to make it a whole lot easier. The first being...1. Set the MoodBegin narrowing down your search for the perfect piece of furniture by deciding on a mood for the room you're decorating. Ask yourself how you want to feel when you walk in. Maybe you’re after a cozy, comfy living room. Or a calming, relaxing bedroom...Collect interior design inspiration that aligns with whatever vibe you're after. You’ll still have an array of options, but you’ll be able to make the final decision with more confidence knowing it suits your aesthetic.2. Start With a StatementIf you’re decorating a home from scratch, an easy step is to pick a focal point piece of furniture for each room. For a kitchen, maybe you want an eye-catching marble island...Whatever it is, make sure you genuinely love it. Your focal point should put a smile on your face because odds are you're going to be looking at it a lot. Pick the rest of your décor to compliment that one statement piece. This'll help you overcome any interior design indecision you may be facing.3. Experiment with Color and TextureColor and texture can transform how you feel. It’s science, friend. Each shade has a unique psychological affect. For example, yellow is energizing and works best in kitchens and bathrooms. And blue is calming, which makes it a great pick for bedrooms.If you want to be bold, try pairing two colors across from one another on the color wheel, like green and purple or orange and blue.Texture can also add a lot to a room. If you’re going for a warm, inviting vibe, pick soft fabrics like velvet or suede. If you want something more glamorous try upholstery with a metallic sheen.
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  Your interior design style is... Bohemian

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  Your taste in furniture is just as unique as you. You’re attracted to items with stories — antique trinkets and hand-stitched quilts...Though you don’t shy away from color, you’re especially attracted to earthy colors, metallics, and jewels. Try accenting a neutral base with pops of emerald, amethyst, and topaz.Bohemian furniture isn’t often found in the store. Instead try thrifting! Keep your eyes open for plush rugs and overstuffed decorative pillows. A velvet chaise lounge? Yes, please!"A room should never allow the eye to settle in one place. It should smile at you and create fantasy." — Juan MontoyaTips to help you overcome interior design decision fatigue? Read on…If picking a new piece of furniture feels like a whirlpool of stress and self-doubt, you’re not alone, friend. Investing in a sofa or a statement coffee table, is a big commitment.You might be worrying…… What if I spend all this money then get tired of my new furniture two-months later… What if it clashes with my current décor… Or what if my soon-to-be dinner guests thinks it’s too understated or over the topOn top of that, you’ve got a sea of options to choose from. No wonder redecorating feels a little overwhelming.But luckily there are steps you can take to make it a whole lot easier. The first being...1. Set the MoodBegin narrowing down your search for the perfect piece of furniture by deciding on a mood for the room you're decorating. Ask yourself how you want to feel when you walk in. Maybe you’re after a cozy, comfy living room. Or a calming, relaxing bedroom...Collect interior design inspiration that aligns with whatever vibe you're after. You’ll still have an array of options, but you’ll be able to make the final decision with more confidence knowing it suits your aesthetic.2. Start With a StatementIf you’re decorating a home from scratch, an easy step is to pick a focal point piece of furniture for each room. For a kitchen, maybe you want an eye-catching marble island...Whatever it is, make sure you genuinely love it. Your focal point should put a smile on your face because odds are you're going to be looking at it a lot. Pick the rest of your décor to compliment that one statement piece. This'll help you overcome any interior design indecision you may be facing.3. Experiment with Color and TextureColor and texture can transform how you feel. It’s science, friend. Each shade has a unique psychological affect. For example, yellow is energizing and works best in kitchens and bathrooms. And blue is calming, which makes it a great pick for bedrooms.If you want to be bold, try pairing two colors across from one another on the color wheel, like green and purple or orange and blue.Texture can also add a lot to a room. If you’re going for a warm, inviting vibe, pick soft fabrics like velvet or suede. If you want something more glamorous try upholstery with a metallic sheen.Looking for a little extra guidance? Book a 15 minute consultation with yours truly. We’ll get to the bottom of the design conundrums that might be holding you back from your dream interior design.
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  Your interior design style is... Glam

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  Friend, you like a little *or a lot* of opulence. Glamour is basically your middle name. You’re drawn to old Hollywood décor: velvet upholstery, plush pillows, and glittering statement lamps — yes, please!When designing your room, start with a neutral palette. Perhaps a light grey or pink beige. Then decorate with pastel and metallic toned accents. For an extra wow-factor, try out a mini-chandelier..."Be faithful to your own taste, because nothing you really like is ever out of style." — Billy BaldwinTips to help you overcome interior design decision fatigue? Read on…If picking a new piece of furniture feels like a whirlpool of stress and self-doubt, you’re not alone, friend. Investing in a sofa or a statement coffee table, is a big commitment. You might be worrying…… What if I spend all this money then get tired of my new furniture two-months later… What if it clashes with my current décor… Or what if my soon-to-be dinner guests thinks it’s too understated or over the topOn top of that, you’ve got a sea of options to choose from. No wonder redecorating feels a little overwhelming.But luckily there are steps you can take to make it a whole lot easier. The first being...1. Set the MoodBegin narrowing down your search for the perfect piece of furniture by deciding on a mood for the room you're decorating. Ask yourself how you want to feel when you walk in. Maybe you’re after a cozy, comfy living room. Or a calming, relaxing bedroom...Collect interior design inspiration that aligns with whatever vibe you're after. You’ll still have an array of options, but you’ll be able to make the final decision with more confidence knowing it suits your aesthetic.2. Start With a StatementIf you’re decorating a home from scratch, an easy step is to pick a focal point piece of furniture for each room. For a kitchen, maybe you want an eye-catching marble island...Whatever it is, make sure you genuinely love it. Your focal point should put a smile on your face because odds are you're going to be looking at it a lot. Pick the rest of your décor to compliment that one statement piece. This'll help you overcome any interior design indecision you may be facing.3. Experiment with Color and TextureColor and texture can transform how you feel. It’s science, friend. Each shade has a unique psychological affect. For example, yellow is energizing and works best in kitchens and bathrooms. And blue is calming, which makes it a great pick for bedrooms.If you want to be bold, try pairing two colors across from one another on the color wheel, like green and purple or orange and blue.Texture can also add a lot to a room. If you’re going for a warm, inviting vibe, pick soft fabrics like velvet or suede. If you want something more glamorous try upholstery with a metallic sheen. Book a 15 minute consultation with yours truly. We’ll get to the bottom of the design conundrums that might be holding you back from your dream home.
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  Your interior design style is... Mid-Century 

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  You know how to make the past feel present. You love retro vibes: bar carts and chaises lounges. But you mix them with contemporary pieces, which gives them a new, exciting flavor..."There are two things that make a room timeless: a sense of history and a piece of the future." — Charlotte MossTips to help you overcome interior design decision fatigue? Read on…If picking a new piece of furniture feels like a whirlpool of stress and self-doubt, you’re not alone, friend. Investing in a sofa or a statement coffee table, is a big commitment.You might be worrying…… What if I spend all this money then get tired of my new furniture two-months later… What if it clashes with my current décor… Or what if my soon-to-be dinner guests thinks it’s too understated or over the topOn top of that, you’ve got a sea of options to choose from. No wonder redecorating feels a little overwhelming.But luckily there are steps you can take to make it a whole lot easier. The first being...1. Set the MoodBegin narrowing down your search for the perfect piece of furniture by deciding on a mood for the room you're decorating. Ask yourself how you want to feel when you walk in. Maybe you’re after a cozy, comfy living room. Or a calming, relaxing bedroom...Collect interior design inspiration that aligns with whatever vibe you're after. You’ll still have an array of options, but you’ll be able to make the final decision with more confidence knowing it suits your aesthetic.2. Start With a StatementIf you’re decorating a home from scratch, an easy step is to pick a focal point piece of furniture for each room. For a kitchen, maybe you want an eye-catching marble island...Whatever it is, make sure you genuinely love it. Your focal point should put a smile on your face because odds are you're going to be looking at it a lot. Pick the rest of your décor to compliment that one statement piece. This'll help you overcome any interior design indecision you may be facing.3. Experiment with Color and TextureColor and texture can transform how you feel. It’s science, friend. Each shade has a unique psychological affect. For example, yellow is energizing and works best in kitchens and bathrooms. And blue is calming, which makes it a great pick for bedrooms.If you want to be bold, try pairing two colors across from one another on the color wheel, like green and purple or orange and blue.Texture can also add a lot to a room. If you’re going for a warm, inviting vibe, pick soft fabrics like velvet or suede. If you want something more glamorous try upholstery with a metallic sheen.Looking for a little extra guidance? 1. Book a 15 minute consultation with yours truly. We’ll get to the bottom of the design conundrums that might be holding you back from your dream home.
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  Your interior design is Modern Farmhouse

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  Country farmhouse style means you like a rustic style, natural features, rural art, antique wooden furniture and ironware all pay tribute to the country/farmhouse style in your new home.Country styling is the perfect balance between aged interiors with a fresh feel. No doubt you like the show Fixer Upper!Modern farmhouse style is known for its warmth and simplicity, characterized by natural textures and materials like wood or galvanized steel. While cream is still the color of choice, paired with neutrals, bright, bold hues can also be used. ... Farmhouse style emphasizes well-used and loved items.Modern farmhouse combines the sleek clean lines of contemporary design with the cozy farmhouse aesthetic to create a uniquely fresh take on the country living inspired style.Modern farmhouse style is known for its warmth and simplicity, characterized by natural textures and materials like wood or galvanized steel. While cream is still the color of choice, paired with neutrals, bright, bold hues can also be used.Natural wood accents are a must-have for any farmhouse style home, be it wood panels on a wall or exposed beams on the ceiling.With furnishings, they do not need to have the perfect paint job. Farmhouse style emphasizes well-used and loved items. Chipping paint that exposes a piece's texture is well regarded. Vintage decor pieces, or "vintage-inspired" items are a must! Farmhouse decor incorporates flea market and thrift store finds seamlessly. Antique signs or chalkboards work well with the rustic feeling.Definitely don't forget the soft pieces! From window treatments to handmade quilts, modern farmhouse prefers pops of color over traditional floral or paisley prints. Whether you have plans to renovate your house in the near future or you're just imagining your dream home, we have some tips that might assist you collecting these ideas as your style theme.Tips to help you overcome interior design decision fatigue? Read on…If picking a new piece of furniture feels like a whirlpool of stress and self-doubt, you’re not alone, friend. Investing in a sofa or a statement coffee table, is a big commitment. You might be worrying…… What if I spend all this money then get tired of my new furniture two-months later… What if it clashes with my current décor… Or what if my soon-to-be dinner guests thinks it’s too understated or over the topOn top of that, you’ve got a sea of options to choose from. No wonder redecorating feels a little overwhelming.But luckily there are steps you can take to make it a whole lot easier. The first being...1. Set the MoodBegin narrowing down your search for the perfect piece of furniture by deciding on a mood for the room you're decorating. Ask yourself how you want to feel when you walk in. Maybe you’re after a cozy, comfy living room. Or a calming, relaxing bedroom...Collect interior design inspiration that aligns with whatever vibe you're after. You’ll still have an array of options, but you’ll be able to make the final decision with more confidence knowing it suits your aesthetic.2. Start With a StatementIf you’re decorating a home from scratch, an easy step is to pick a focal point piece of furniture for each room. For a kitchen, maybe you want an eye-catching marble island...Whatever it is, make sure you genuinely love it. Your focal point should put a smile on your face because odds are you're going to be looking at it a lot. Pick the rest of your décor to compliment that one statement piece. This'll help you overcome any interior design indecision you may be facing.3. Experiment with Color and TextureColor and texture can transform how you feel. It’s science, friend. Each shade has a unique psychological affect. For example, yellow is energizing and works best in kitchens and bathrooms. And blue is calming, which makes it a great pick for bedrooms.If you want to be bold, try pairing two colors across from one another on the color wheel, like green and purple or orange and blue.Texture can also add a lot to a room. If you’re going for a warm, inviting vibe, pick soft fabrics like velvet or suede. If you want something more glamorous try upholstery with a metallic sheen. Book a 15 minute consultation with yours truly. We’ll get to the bottom of the design conundrums that might be holding you back from your dream home.
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  Your design style is Hamptons/Coastal

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  The Hampton's style is defined by cool, classic and sophisticated designs that meet rustic, casual beach vibes. This beautiful design is derived from the romance and glamour of a summer home.The fresh, airy palette of white-washed linens, natural textures, ocean inspired blues and freshly painted white timber finishes work beautifully in Australian homes.The look is inspired by the architecture and decorating of holiday homes and buildings in the luxury seaside communities along the eastern beaches of upstate New York’s neighbouring Long Island. The interior decorating style brings forth a relaxed coastal atmosphere with generous proportions of sofas for reclining, substantial island benches for gathering and entertaining, and crisp blue-striped awnings over pools and outdoor entertaining areas.When in doubt with the hamptons style, white, white and more white!Choose all white finishes for kitchen cabinetry with featured areas of open shelving or glass paned doors. Keep to marble, light-coloured engineered stone or crisp white laminates for benchtops and stools drawn up to the island bench are a must. Pendant lights are the mainstay of Hamptons style in the kitchen – go for lantern styles in metal and glass, or shiny chrome showstoppers.The ideal flooring choice for The Hamptons look inside your home is to go for timber floorboards. Pale timbers with grey undertones, pure white and painted or with a white-washed, distressed look are typical choices that give the air of effortless coastal style and easy living.If carpet is more suitable to your lifestyle, look to natural tones and simple textures that evoke sandy shores and driftwood.Tips to help you overcome interior design decision fatigue? Read on…If picking a new piece of furniture feels like a whirlpool of stress and self-doubt, you’re not alone, friend. Investing in a sofa or a statement coffee table, is a big commitment. You might be worrying…… What if I spend all this money then get tired of my new furniture two-months later… What if it clashes with my current décor… Or what if my soon-to-be dinner guests thinks it’s too understated or over the topOn top of that, you’ve got a sea of options to choose from. No wonder redecorating feels a little overwhelming.But luckily there are steps you can take to make it a whole lot easier. The first being...1. Set the MoodBegin narrowing down your search for the perfect piece of furniture by deciding on a mood for the room you're decorating. Ask yourself how you want to feel when you walk in. Maybe you’re after a cozy, comfy living room. Or a calming, relaxing bedroom...Collect interior design inspiration that aligns with whatever vibe you're after. You’ll still have an array of options, but you’ll be able to make the final decision with more confidence knowing it suits your aesthetic.2. Start With a StatementIf you’re decorating a home from scratch, an easy step is to pick a focal point piece of furniture for each room. For a kitchen, maybe you want an eye-catching marble island...Whatever it is, make sure you genuinely love it. Your focal point should put a smile on your face because odds are you're going to be looking at it a lot. Pick the rest of your décor to compliment that one statement piece. This'll help you overcome any interior design indecision you may be facing.3. Experiment with Color and TextureColor and texture can transform how you feel. It’s science, friend. Each shade has a unique psychological affect. For example, yellow is energizing and works best in kitchens and bathrooms. And blue is calming, which makes it a great pick for bedrooms.If you want to be bold, try pairing two colors across from one another on the color wheel, like green and purple or orange and blue.Texture can also add a lot to a room. If you’re going for a warm, inviting vibe, pick soft fabrics like velvet or suede. If you want something more glamorous try upholstery with a metallic sheen. Book a 15 minute consultation with yours truly. We’ll get to the bottom of the design conundrums that might be holding you back from your dream home.