Today I am going to share some amazing before and afters from a professional designer. These designs are from simply affordable to way over the top.
The first before and after is of a teenage girl's bedroom. This girl has medical problems and lives with her mother, sister and brother in public housing. The transformation came about because of a charitable organization, Dream Rooms, that goes to children's homes and even hospital rooms to make the child's dream come true. All labor and material are donated. It is truly a way for these professionals to give back.
The second before and after is worlds apart from the first. The project involved transforming the downstairs area (30,000 s.f.) of the Plaza Hotel in NYC from boring retail to a fabulous Food Hall. Wait until you see! If I were there in person I believe it would be like having died and gone to food heaven.
I believe that these designs are both very special and fabulous. Even more so because they were designed by my daughter, Karen. She used to draw floor plans when she was a little girl but I never thought it would lead to this. Lots of love and pride, Karen.
The first before and after is of a teenage girl's bedroom. This girl has medical problems and lives with her mother, sister and brother in public housing. The transformation came about because of a charitable organization, Dream Rooms, that goes to children's homes and even hospital rooms to make the child's dream come true. All labor and material are donated. It is truly a way for these professionals to give back.
The second before and after is worlds apart from the first. The project involved transforming the downstairs area (30,000 s.f.) of the Plaza Hotel in NYC from boring retail to a fabulous Food Hall. Wait until you see! If I were there in person I believe it would be like having died and gone to food heaven.
I believe that these designs are both very special and fabulous. Even more so because they were designed by my daughter, Karen. She used to draw floor plans when she was a little girl but I never thought it would lead to this. Lots of love and pride, Karen.
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