It’s Your Room Designed, In a Box

February 19th, 2010 by jennifermyers
Lisa McDennon goes through the contents of Design In A Box with her client.

Lisa McDennon goes through the contents of Design In A Box with her client.

After a recent meeting, Lisa McDennon was able to sit down with her client to go over her Design In A Box from LRM Interior Design.

“She was thrilled!” said Lisa, after she met with her client. “It was more than she was expecting, and she can’t wait to get started. She even showed it to everyone at the meeting we attended!”

Beautifully presented and containing inspirational photographs, a color palette and a list of where to buy products is all included in the box. It also includes a floor plan and instructions on how to apply the new design to your room.

A peek inside Design In A Box

A peek inside Design In A Box

Do you have a room or two in your house that needs sprucing up? See if LRM Interior Design’s Design In A Box is right for you, or call for a free consultation on our full design services.

Updating A Color Scheme

November 13th, 2009 by jennifermyers
Fabric swatches chosen by Lisa McDennon

Fabric swatches chosen by Lisa McDennon

Often, clients want to update the design in a room, but want to keep the same color scheme. At that point, it’s up to the designer to create a look that combines the client’s wants with a fresh look that will suit the room, the client—and the budget. Lisa McDennon and her team at LRM Interior Design have faced this conundrum before.

All colors can be interpreted into a multitude of shades, including the clients’ favorite: pink and green. Dusty rose and hunter green had been used previously in the room chosen for a redesign, and Lisa knew it was time to update this classic pairing. (read the rest of this post…)

Design In A Box from LRM Interior Design

October 12th, 2009 by jennifermyers
Design In A Box from LRM Interior Design

Design In A Box from LRM Interior Design

Lisa McDennon introduces LRM Interior Design’s new concept: Design In A Box.

“This is a design package that we created for the client that needs our help, but can’t afford a full contract,” explains Lisa McDennon, principal of LRM Interior Design.

All the elements a client needs to redesign a room literally come in a beautifully wrapped presentation box, and includes:

  • Colorboard
  • Space Plan
  • Furniture selection
  • Architectural details (for instance, a fireplace or built-in cabinetry)
  • Window treatments
  • Lighting

The box will also contain paint color swatches in two folders: one that provides a color palette for the room and another to serve as a quick reference guide for furniture and accessories. (read the rest of this post…)