Posts tagged with: Design

The marble hexagon mosaic floor juxtaposed with a retro black and white glass tile mosaic gives a nod to the past with a bold look forward.  Oversize polished white subway tile, an etched Black Twill countertop with under-mounted rectangular sinks...
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This client’s master suite was recently transformed with new hardwoods, paint, bedding, upholstery and draperies, all inspired by the purchase of a fine royal blue and gold hand-knotted area rug.  A large empty wall remained, immediately across from the king-size bed screaming for art. ...
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To create a more beautiful and usable bathroom: Shower Improvements: Removed the curb and created an easy step down into the shower. Replaced a shiny brass shower door with a clean frameless door with polished nickel hardware. Expanded the shower door...
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The story in my client’s words: “I first chose Amy Anderson as my designer several years ago when our home was destroyed by a major plumbing leak.  It was a big job which included replacing cabinets, trim, counters, flooring, rugs,...
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What an incredible difference fabric makes.  This is Step 2, in an effort to lighten and brighten a family room decorated a decade ago. Step 1 was the new Berber White paint color in the background.  Stay tuned for the...
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  Global Views, among the BEST in accessories and accent furniture, conveniently headquartered in Dallas, is having their annual WAREHOUSE SALE on Nov 5th and 6th. Pricing is exceptional. If you would like to go with me or have me...
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Seriously?  A laundry room with no storage space?  Tide, Bounce, lightbulbs, batteries,  household cleaners, brooms, mops and vacuum cleaners are not decorative items we wish to “display”. While it’s irritating that new homes for sale tend not to have all the...
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Stairs by definition get a lot of traffic.  So quite often, carpet on the stairs needs cleaning more often, looks matted, and wears differently than the same carpet in adjacent spaces.  That directs us to the “wisdom of wood”.  When both...
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Light in more ways than one.  “Light” meaning there was a focus on budget.  And “light” meaning the room was “lightened and brightened” with the triple impact of installing frameless shower glass, an oversize standoff mirror and repainting walls and ceiling in brighter...
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Paint is easy to change, but my client loved her purple walls.  I might not have suggested purple, but it was her “design criteria”.  As it turned out, the quartzite remnant we found with touches of gold, was the perfect complement. ...
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