The Problem:  This framed poster really didn't add much interest and the pastel pink colors were not right for this finished basement.

The Fix:  Replace the poster with four cloth covered panels.  These panels repeat the colors used on pillows in the basement and add tons of visual interest.  Additionally the panels can also be used as a very attractive way to display children's art work.

The Problem:  This entry way had a huge wall of  white blank space, making it feel very sterile.

The Fix:  This inexpensive tapestry hung on a curtain rod with ring clips adds a dramatic and elegant effect.   It highlights the size of the entry while adding color and warmth.

The Problem:  This bed had no headboard.

The Fix:  I made an upholstered headboard to match the colors in the picture above the bed.  Materials used included 3/4" plywood, 2 x 4 board, 1" foam, batting, and fabric.

The Problem:  The piano as well as end tables held too many photos which made the surfaces look cluttered.  Also, the  picture hung over the piano was too small for the wall, again leading to a cramped look.

The Fix:  By hanging picture ledges to utilize the wall space most of the photos could placed on these ledges.  This uncluttered the piano and end tables and made the room feel more open.