Anonymous
04/22/2022 11:51
Subject: Interior Designer Recommendations for Non-traditional design - maximalism
Gabhan O”Keefe but you’d have to take out a second mortgage.
Anonymous
04/22/2022 11:14
Subject: Interior Designer Recommendations for Non-traditional design - maximalism
Anonymous wrote:Carmel Greet
Zoe Feldman
Kerra Michele Interiors
umm Carmel Greer is absolutely the opposite of maximalism. imho she's a minimalist.
Cecelia Casagrande
Anonymous
04/22/2022 08:36
Subject: Interior Designer Recommendations for Non-traditional design - maximalism
What's your budget and time frame? Some of these recommendations charge by the hour with basically no minimum and others probably have a $50K minimum with a year long waitlist. (I work in the industry and know almost all of them.)
Anonymous
04/22/2022 08:34
Subject: Re:Interior Designer Recommendations for Non-traditional design - maximalism
Anonymous wrote:The turquoise dining room is a lot but the rest of the house is gorgeous. DC style is so bland and beige. People are so afraid of color here. Good luck OP - the most important thing about your house is that YOU like it. This pattern mixing style is typical in the south - think Charleston. I would guess an Alexandria based designer might be a good fit.
There’s a lot of space between a turquoise dining room (including the ceilings) and beige. A more normal design would be done wallpaper behind the built ins, cool fabric on dining room chairs, colorful drapes in a neat pattern. But just painting the entire room and ceiling in a bright color?