Inspiration boards are an easy and fun way to present a room design to a client! They do not have to be to scale, as long as your client can see the flow and trust you on symmetry of size and color. In the above example (two separate room designs) there are two different rooms that the designer is arranging. It is easier with a visual for client to understand the choices vs recommendations given, thus the second example below. I will usually, have several ideas picked ou

The timeless look of that traditional style can be updated to a more contemporary feel. Making a classy finished over all look! A good example would be Lexington Furniture Company's line Oyster Bay ( https://www.lexington.com )In NWA you can shop Lexington at Hank's Fine Furniture. It is fun as well to mix modern art with that traditional furniture! #AudienceEngagement #Blog

“Modern” style describes a static (era-specific) design style that breaks with those pre-Industrial Revolution traditional styles. Simply put, modern design is connected to the age of machination and is typically referred to of that of the 1920s-1950s (although some make the case that modern design refers to anything from the 20th Century). Glass where there is normally walls. -Homedit "Modern furniture tends to be raised off the floor (no traditional sofa skirts here!) and