```Where I spend most...

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This is the obvious..decorated it to my tastes since I do spend LOTS of time in here! Behind the door is a huge storage area under our staircase where I keep all my holiday goodies, and just when you walk in is my ironing board and iron...very convenient! Hope you like it

Dramatic entry and liv...

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This entry and living room was a bit outdated and the carpet in the main thoroughfare had to go! Why builders put carpet in a high traffic area I'll never understand-oh yeah it's cheaper! Everything is new including tile paint artworkall new furniture accessoriesand a revamped fireplace.

The foyer, stairway an...

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Last winters project was to repair and paint The entrance foyer parlor and stairway. Mary Anne chose all the colors made the curtains gave me the paint and uhpolstery fabric and said "get to it monkey boy."

Contemporary College ...

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This is my single in my on campus apartment. I really wanted to make my room into somewhere that I could come back to after a really stressful day and just relax.

It is hard to get things to look the way I want since I have to use the furniture they give me, and I'm not allowed to put nails in the walls so everything has to be done with push pins. But I did my best!

*I just did some "remodeling" so the updated pictures are up first, then all the old ones say (OLD so you know which ones are current*

Studio - Tiny Space, ...

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This 483 square foot condo was a complete renovation and was a 100% DIY. Being a studio, space was obviously an issue. By using versatile furniture selections and coming up with sneaky storage solutions we were able to come up with a space that is both comfortable and inviting.

This was my first and only flip I've done since graduating with a degree in interior design. I plan on getting into the flipping business when the market turns back around. In the meantime I work as a full time interior designer at a boutique frim in NJ. I'm also interested in side projects, so if you're interested please contact me. <br>www.idstudio3.com<br>info@idstudio3.com




UPDATE: Questions answered below!

Cabinets/Molding - RL Paint - Trophy: #WW35 Main
Green Wall - Behr - Toasted Walnut: #720D-6
Accent Dark (Green/Gray - Benjamin Moore - Stampede: #979
Bathroom - RL Paint - Mexican Feather Grass: #NA69

Curtains - Ikea (Army Green/Brown, cotton with grommets

Flooring - DuPont (Walnut - Home Depot

Kitchen Table - Vintage Danish (c. 1965

Big changes little dol...

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Exterior of my first " Go Green " renovation. Craig's List, Ebay, Habitat for Humanities are a few of the places I purchased items from. The goal was to re-use building products and keep our costs low by searching and bartering through local souces. This is an investment rental property, purchased at the right price due to lack of care & maintenance. By finding those special deals we received quality items and cut our renovation costs by almost half. You might want to keep in mind, that I worked the site during the day and surfed Craig's list and watched TV at night. I spent quite a bit of time surfing and chasing after these items across two states, but ultimately I saved a lot. Thank You for taking the time to look at my projects.

Tuscan Remodel

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Universal Design Kitc...

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The whole concept was to have a modern but wheelchair accessible universal design kitchen. My husband uses a wheelchair but we wanted to design a space that invisibly incorporated features that would make the space more functional for him while maintaining the overall design we both envisioned.

Seasonal Travel Trail...

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We bought a 1993 travel trailer and revamped the interior to use as a seasonal trailer at a campground. Now, if only there was a way to get some Curb Appeal......
Note: I posted this earlier, but was unable to update the pics.

1940s Cottage Updated

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This 1940s cottage needed a facelift and some TLC. It got an addition, new landscaping, new shingles & siding, plus brick was painted. A new front porch with cottage door and window boxes.

Our First Home: Brea...

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We have no formal dining room in our first home, so we tried to create a space that works for every meal.

"Village With a SPE...

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I wanted to share an idea with an unusual place to consider dispalying your Christmas village but then the San Diego sunset took over and the village became secondary! Oh yeah I like the village display too! (Some of you were inquiring about the display space factor-I have plenty of room to do this with deep counters see "Unique Small Changes add Drama" under my kitchens. I've got Tons of counter space and also a huge center island! I can cook and enjoy the scenery!