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5 Questions to Ask Before Installing a Barn Door

Barn doors are extremely popular right now, and I love them too!... But there are some drawbacks to consider.  Is a barn door right for your home? Well, let's find out.  Click on the link below to read.

Compliments of Stephen Francisco Gomez, an interior designer and Realtor in Phoenix, Arizona.

New Trends I like!

Now these trends below I can definitely get on board with.  New metals are gonna be trending because the standard steel looks are getting tiresome for most.  Expect a blast of new finishes to invade the market!

New Trend Alert, What do you Think?

So, I get updates from other designers about what is hot and this is a new trend.  I'm not sure that I am sold just quite yet on the marbleized look but keep your eyes out, you may start seeing it!  Btw, I like the table in the picture but it's the wall that I'm not sure about.

Master Bedroom & Master Bathroom Remodel

My most recent client needed to change a house to make it work better for her mother.  Below is the design that they decided on.  I absolutely love to see my clients so excited and happy with the results.  They never dreamed the room could look they way it does.  The best part is, that as a Realtor in Phoenix, Arizona, I know that the house will sell much easier for them down the road if it ever becomes an option.  Check out the new and improved spacious bedroom, walk-in closet and spacious bathroom with walk-in shower.

BEFORE (As-Built)

 AFTER (Floor Plan)

Renderings of New Master Bedroom/Bathroom

Renderings of New Master Bedroom/Bathroom

Renderings of New Master Bedroom/Bathroom

Renderings of New Master Bedroom/Bathroom

Experts!

Expert Real Estate Market Analysis

Marketing Specialist

Professional Staging/Design Tips

Stephen Francisco Gomez - Designed To Sell

When resale value matters to your remodeling project!...

Remember: 
1. Do not go too trendy because when you move it will be out of style and who wants the cost of remodeling again?... Choose styles that stand the test of time!
2. Home owners love energy efficiency, so make those changes for you to benefit from as well as future buyers!

DESIGNED TO SELL!

Your Realtor will probably tell you to make everything neutral and remove all the furniture. Well... not every case is that simple!... Buyers these days may want to see a beautifully staged room or vignette. Can your Realtor help advice you what option makes your space look the best?... Make sure you have it Designed To Sell!  Call Stephen Francisco Gomez to be your Realtor.

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Black Paint is Scary, But Pays Off!

I can hear it now!... Paint my doors what?!... Black.... Check it out below, it is amazing!... But use carefully, lol.

White is Back! And I am happy about it!

And look how amazing it looks next to some natural wood. It may not be realistic for some but the effects are jaw-dropping!...

This link will show you more!

Giving Clients Options for Interior Decorating!

Below was a foyer that needed some updating.  The client asked me for some options.  They also wanted to use some of their own decorations.  These were the four options I sent to them:

Your Guide to Residential Home Styles

This will help you with the verbiage of all the different house styles. Let me know what you think.

10 Easy Design Touches for Your Master Bathroom

If you need help implementing these changes, call or message me for a consultation; A trained eye may be all the difference.  Let's make those changes that will get your house SOLD!

Is it "Shabby" or "Shabby Chic"?

So, I have a little issue with people using the term "Shabby Chic" but in reality what they're designing is just plain "Shabby"!  Please make sure when your using weathered furniture, antique items, intentionally worn stuff, etc.  That you surround it with "chic".  Please click on the link to see examples of how to do this well.  It's a great way to re-purpose otherwise what appears to the untrained eye as junk