Before & After

Did someone save dark cave? This basement was very scary and dark with lots of clutter. I brightened it up and gave them a fun family piano lounge because the homeowner is a musician. I used a wall mural to give the small space depth.

Wow – did this kitchen need a makeover! It’s a special place. The two owners prepare meals for hundreds of homeless people in the Philadelphia area.

This room needed serious updating. The homeowners liked a traditional flavor. So the fireplace needed to be a beautiful focal point.

This was a very girly apartment, and she wanted a feminine yet homey living area. It was tiny so I really took advantage of the light.

I gave this room a clear focal point, and if you have a great carpenter this look can be done very inexpensively.

This homeowner really wanted a country kitchen that felt good when she was cooking. Needless to say, she got quite a transformation for very little money.

A gentleman’s club no more! It’s now a calming retreat – a place to relax. As see on HGTV’s Save My Bath. Design by Krista Watterworth. How do you create this design? Use the following ingredients: SOURCES & ESSENTIAL INGREDIENTS: Benjamin Moore Distant Gray (trim paint) semi gloss Benjamin Moore American White (wall paint) semi…

This family had just moved from New Orleans after the flood. They lost their home there and were ready to start fresh. I gave this kitchen a modern, sleek look and expanded into a tiny pantry so they could have more counter space and cabinet storage. As seen on HGTV’s Spice Up My Kitchen. Design…

I had to speak at a design extravaganza for the now defunct but still fabulous Domino Magazine. For part of presentation I showcased a tiny bedroom redesign done on a budget of $500. It was fun! Sanibar wanted a room inspired by India, she had gone on a trip there recently and loved it.