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An interior design colleague alerted me to this video on Hulu.  From the press release, ”Northwest interior designer Faith Sheridan was chosen over two Seattle-based designers to create a new bathroom on “Designers’ Challenge” TV Show which appears weekly on the Home & Garden Television channel. ”

HGTV Designer's Challenge Deja Vu Tranquil Master Bathroom

I“competed” to win the contract of a Seattle couple who were looking for a new design for their master bathroom.  The couple, Chris and Sharon Lockwood, told me that they loved my design, and that is the reason why they chose Faith Sheridan Interior Design during a two-day shoot.  

“The inspiration for Chris and Sharon is a calm oasis, a serene spa-like setting so they will love to come home,” Sheridan said.  “This bath features an innovative shower system, luxurious natural materials and a partnership with respected Northwest artisans in glass and specialty finishes.  The view of Lake Washington is the focal point.”

The couple heard pitches from Sheridan and the others, and chose Faith Sheridan to re-do the bathroom.  Over three months, the TV show  videotaped Sheridan working with the couple on the specifics of the re-design, and showed  Sheridan’s chosen contractors rebuilding the bathroom. Sheridan maintains offices in Portland and Seattle.

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New York Times: The Recession Gives Interior Design A Makeover

The title in today’s New York Times Home and Garden section is Renovating  an Industry.  As a professional Seattle interior designer, I appreciated the focus on alternatives and creative approaches to make our design work accessible to a larger range of people.  Throughout the article, designers relate steps and actions to maintain their connection to an industry they love.  A reader comment, “They love what they do like all driven creative people, and they will keep at it.”

I frequently receive email messages from readers of my blog and newsletter.  They are uncertain about a paint color, or how to arrange furniture.  Sometimes it’s a question about where to paint an accent wall or what size area rug works with the furniture. How should the furniture be arranged? What height to hang art or how to group art.   For me these are dilemmas. A minor hurdle on the way to creating a design in your home that you are proud of and enjoy. 

I wanted to help end the frustration and discouragement.  So I launched a new service, Fast Solutions for Interior Dilemmas.  It easy and all done online. You can quickly get a solution and start loving your home.  Check it out and then share this resource with folks you know. 

I would love your feedback.  Please email to solution@fastsolutionsforinteriordilemmas.com

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