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As fall is coming into place, we are spending more time indoors and noticing all those little things that are driving us crazy about the interior of our homes, myself included. At Elizabeth Erin Designs we have see an influx of clients contacting us for design assistance for their remodels in the Des Moines Metro area. So what exactly are …
The truth of the fact is that we all do not have the money to buy our dream million dollar home. But do not let that get you down! There are PLENTY of greatly designed small spaces! However, the key is to know the tricks to making them feel larger than what they actually are. Check out some clever ways …
Barn doors are a huge trend right now in Interior Design! It does not matter where they are located! Barn doors give a feature to a passageway that it did not have before. Whether you are trying to increase the look of a space or the functionality, barn doors could be the answer for you. Just look at some of …
Been looking for a simple way to jazz up the dinner table? Have a party coming up? Family coming into town? Or just because you want to! These are all great reasons to bring a little attention to the table! Check out our ten picks for your new dinner table! Whether you are plain and simple or enjoy bold colors, …
Having the whole family over for Holiday Dinners? Need to have enough space for everyone? Here are a few tips on what you can do to squeeze in all the extra people you will have over! There are many different ways to approach this, the first is rearranging. If you have a large living room and a smaller dining room, …
Here is an example of a stylish dining room setting. It pulls together elements from each piece to make the room flow together! All of the items are from lines that we carry. We would be happy to create this look or another unique look for your dining room!
Open floor plans create the illusion of large spaces with limited square footage, but can create a problem when you’re trying to make a distinct space for a distinct purpose. I ran into that very problem with my dining area and living room. There isn’t a distinct division between my dining area and living room so I came up with …