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Cedar Ridge Renovation Project Reveal

We are excited to share an inside look at our Cedar Ridge Renovation Project located in Tulsa. This renovation and furnishings project started when our clients decided to downsize so they could purchase a second home closer to their daughters who live out of state.  Our clients didn’t have to move far, they found the perfect home on the other side of the same golf course in Tulsa. The house had amazing views of the…
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Most Loved Spots: Outdoor Living Ideas

outdoor living complete with pool, pool house and lounge chairs
Over the past 30 years, I have had the privilege to develop, design, and style many outdoor living spaces. It is often a follow-up request from clients after we have transformed the space in the interiors to continue the same “feel” on the exterior. I always aim to create outdoor living spaces that are an extension of our clients’ homes. By incorporating elements of a client’s interior style, my team can create a seamless transition…
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A look at our favorite bathroom styles

Great design tells the story of the people who live in that home. From the front door all the way to the more utilitarian spaces of the home, your home should reflect who you are and how you want your home to feel. This month, we are talking about bathroom styles. As designers we are constantly asking ourselves, how can we tell the story of your life through our design? We have recognized bathroom designs…
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10 Timeless Accessories You Should Add To Your Home

The holidays are over and the decorations are all put away (or will be soon!) and your house feels a little blah, right? Understandable. January is always a month we want to give our interiors a little refresh. So, let’s talk about my favorite way to do this with accessories.  I’m willing to bet you already have quite a few of these. 1) Conversational Pieces The best accessories are the ones that define your own…
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Double Duty: Reimagining the Home Office

Being an interior designer means you have to have excellent detective skills. Why? As designers, our job is to understand human behavior and figure out how people want to live; Then we create designs for that lifestyle. And, let me tell you, previous living patterns are constantly being rerouted to center around new environments within the home. Case in point: the home office. For a long time, the communications center was the big trend. You…
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