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Renovation 101

DOS

1. Do hire an interior designer who is experienced.

Educated interior designers are well versed on codes required to do a job right as well as how to create something aesthetically pleasing for each client’s taste and functional requirements. Another benefit is that you will likely get an “out of the box” design with elements you never thought of. Last and most important, a designer should minimize an owner’s stress dramatically, which tends to be the hardest part

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