New Years and new looks

Usually homeowners start thinking about remodeling projects at the start of January.  Truthfully, i think that after all the work for the winter holidays, once it is over we go into a bit of depression.

If you think of it, most major stores will have January white sales, getting you to start decorating and livening up the bedroom.  It really is a great time to start projects, it is not hot and sticky outside and the happiness of  Spring is around the corner.

Please keep me in mind if it is a decorating project, help with de-clutter and getting organized or just some painting.  I would be happy to work with you and help you get your castle in shape.

Sherri Levinton
"Roomers for Design"

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And what will it be?

So I heard your are going to do some remodeling...but hubby said only one room this year!  What will you pick...the kitchen, your bathroom or the master suite?  Or the craft room you always wanted.................

Where do you spend the most time?
Where does company gather?
Where do the kids do their homework?
What will make you happy?

Call me, we will talk...

Sherri at Roomers
281 389 1218

Just playing with graphics but not what I need, thought I would share!

Sherri

Green home

How Green Is Your Home? Time to Make an Eco Effort! Posted: 04 Sep 2012 06:01 AM PDT   It used to be a rarified few who were interested in green principles for their homes. Now, it's commonplace, and it's common for interior design clients to expect their designers to know about green design. We're talking about low carbon impact, sustainability, using recycled materials, saving energy (in some cases, generating it with wind, solar, passive solar, and geothermal systems), reducing the use and wastage of water, and other means to lessen our homes' impact on the environment. A good designer is able to help a client select building materials, furnishings, and home systems that are eco friendlier. That might mean utilizing  local-made materials that save transportation costs, using natural and sustainable materials, and covering the walls with no-VOC paints.   Thanks for looking sherri