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Happy Holidays!
Looking for a unique gift idea? Give the gift of design! Check out all the flat rate design packages via online design for anyone, anywhere here! There’s something for everyone, as they say! Wishing you a safe, healthy, and happy holiday season!
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Complete Flat Rate Room Design via Online Design - $150 off!
*Limited time only, expires 11/30/2020.
Need ideas on how to merge existing furniture with new? Want help with accessory & furniture selections? Paint color choices? Get a complete room design for just $350 (normally, $500) with e-decorating. Email your room dimensions along with pictures of the room & any existing furniture you want to incorporate and receive a complete room design which will consist of:
- a furniture floor plan layout (two options)
- furnishing selections (artwork, accessories, area rugs, furniture, & lighting)
- paint color swatches
- & a list of resources - all within your budget, which you can implement and purchase as your time & budget allow
Please email for more info, questions, or to forward pics and measurements: JSInteriorDes@aol.com. Payable via Venmo: @jillseidnerinteriordesign
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Happy to be featured on SHOUTOUT LA today featuring local entrepreneurs in a series called, “Why they do what they do”:
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Give the gift of interior design services! Online or in person (LA/OC areas). A one hour interior design consultation for anyone, anywhere looking for interior design advice, feedback, remodeling questions, staging ideas, furniture layout ideas, home office design, paint colors, shopping services with trade discounts, or any other design advice! $100 for 1 Hour payable via Venmo @jillseidnerinteriordesign (link below).
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A client of mine in Los Angeles recently referred me to her brother in Brooklyn, NYC to help with a design for his soon to be renovated kitchen. I had previously worked with this LA based client on her master bathroom remodel a few years ago and she thought I could help her brother with the design and direction of his challenging, small space of a kitchen. He sent me photos and measurements along with some of his needs and wants. This past week I put together a set of design concepts, detailed drawings, selections with a concept board, and shipped samples direct to him. Looking forward to seeing more of this project evolve...
If you’re looking for design help for a kitchen or bathroom remodel, find out more about the flat fee online design services I offer here.
If you’re looking for design help for a kitchen or bathroom remodel, find out more about the flat fee online design services I offer here.
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Flat Rate Kitchen & Bathroom Design Planning Includes:
* Concepts for design direction & style feedback
* Complete set of plans for contractor: Plan, Elevations, Electrical
* Finish Selections & Samples for: Floors, Walls, Counter
* Fixtures Specifying: Hardware, Fittings, Appliances, Lighting
* Cabinet Selection & Finish / Paint Color Selections
* Concept Board with all material selections
Bathrooms $750 & Kitchens $1050
Online Design Services in just a few easy steps:
1. Email photos & measurements of your space.
2. Provide any input / feedback on style, needs, & what looking to do.
3. Receive an idea concept board for your feedback.
4. Receive design drawings you can pass onto your contractor or build from.
5. Receive finish selections & color samples.
6. Links & sources to all appliances, fittings, fixtures that you can purchase from directly.
7. A concept board featuring all the selections together.
Please email JSInteriorDes@aol.com for more info or to get started!
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I am currently working on a master bathroom remodel for a client project and thought I would share some info of the design planning process.
For this particular project, the client is looking to completely renovate the entire master bathroom. That means, everything goes! Given the bathroom recently had some water damage and it’s a dated bathroom, it only makes sense to gut the entire space. When I first visited the job site, we discussed ideas and I took measurements.
For this particular project, the client is looking to completely renovate the entire master bathroom. That means, everything goes! Given the bathroom recently had some water damage and it’s a dated bathroom, it only makes sense to gut the entire space. When I first visited the job site, we discussed ideas and I took measurements.
The client initially forwarded some of her design inspiration and color scheme pics and from those, I built upon and pulled together some of my own design direction and inspiration pictures.
I always start with concept board ideas like these. It helps to create a dialogue with the client, get their feedback on what they may like, or not like. I include notes as to what I see in the images.
I also use these images to help create the design, which is the next step with the drawings and selections.
To convey the new design plans, facilitate bids, and eventually the actual remodel - a set of design plans are part of the design build phase. These CAD drawings for plan and elevations were provided by M Studio, also a supplier of architectural cabinetry.
Above and below are the bathroom elevation drawings by M Studio that include a custom designed 113” wide floating vanity. The drawings are detailed with all the material and finish selections.
Below is the concept board featuring the overall look with the bathroom selections. Some of the finds feature plumbing fixtures from Kohler, tile from Dal Tile, quartz countertop by Silestone, lighting from Circa Lighting, and a mirror find from CB2.
If you’re interested in getting some design help for your bathroom planning process, find out more about the flat rate kitchen and bath design services offered here.
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Looking for a unique gift idea to give someone digitally? Currently offering online interior design consulting in both half hour or hourly increments. A great gift for the person who might need ideas and feedback for any of their design dilemmas. Works by emailing photos and questions of a room and in return they’ll be provided design ideas, solutions, links, photos, etc. E-Cards are available in increments starting at a half hour for $50 and can be purchased via Venmo @jillseidnerinteriordesign
Looking forward to helping any of your clients, friends, family - anyone, anywhere you’d like to gift a design consult! Available in person in the Los Angeles areas or online for anyone, anywhere!
Please email JSInteriorDes@aol.com with any questions or to have your gift cards emailed directly to you upon purchase.
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Lamps Plus has long been my go to lighting source for all things lighting when it comes to sourcing for design projects. Whether I’m looking for a stylish bathroom sconce, the perfect kitchen pendant, a chic ceiling light - or, for example, as was the case recently, well functioning ceiling fans.
A 1920’s Craftsman house in Silver Lake was in need of adding ceiling fan lighting, for the functional purpose of both lighting and cooling of rooms. Given the relatively low ceilings and the house retaining heat during warmer temps, ceiling fans were the ideal solution to help keep cool.
A 1920’s Craftsman house in Silver Lake was in need of adding ceiling fan lighting, for the functional purpose of both lighting and cooling of rooms. Given the relatively low ceilings and the house retaining heat during warmer temps, ceiling fans were the ideal solution to help keep cool.
Identical Lamps Plus ceiling fans were installed in the living and dining room of this quaint Craftsman home. It was ideal to feature a matching pair with the adjoining rooms. The white fans blend nicely with the white ceiling. Since the ceilings are low (characteristic of Craftsman style), one challenge was finding a ceiling fan that did not have too low of a drop or a long stem, which in researching, many did. The ideal find was the 52” Casa Elite White LED Hugger Ceiling Fan. After seeing it installed, it’s perfect - I really like how closely mounted it is to the ceiling. You’ll need to look for electricians in your area to come and install them, but I definitely think it’s worth.
The close to the ceiling mounted ceiling fan doesn’t obstruct views nor hangs too low for the relatively low ceilings, like in this living room. A Craftsman house, such as this one, has modest size rooms and less of an open floor plan. The ceiling fans help to circulate and cool the rooms. They’re also a huge energy saver to racking up a costly AC bill during the summer months.
For the bedroom, we opted for the 56” Casa Endeavor White Finish LED Ceiling Fan. A larger ceiling fan was the best choice for what is consistently the hottest room in the house. There was a bit more flexibility in the drop down space, so this particular ceiling fan has a stem. More fan blades were preferred to amp up the cooling affects and this ceiling fan has five blades, compared to four with the 52” Casa Elite White LED Hugger Ceiling Fan.
Thank you to Lamps Plus for partnering with us on this project!
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Los Angeles is a city that represents many various styles of architecture. I have a great appreciation for its historical architecture, especially buildings from the 1920’s. Currently, I am working with a property investor on a 1922 built Mediterranean revival apartment building. It’s had several past owners and granted, not always the best maintenance nor improvements. However, I’m happy to be working with a real estate investment company that intends to preserve the building, with the goal of renovating the exterior to an updated version of it’s original and for the interiors, maintaining much of the original aesthetics with a contemporary remodeled kitchen and bathroom (as neither exist to what was original). I met with the clients for a property walk through just prior to our current quarantine. Since our initial meeting, I’ve been able to start working on the design planning process in anticipation of the future renovation. Wanted to share the process from concept ideas to design drawings and finish selections.
I always begin projects by putting together concept boards with images to help define the ideas and direction with notes to convey to the client. These are the ideas for the exterior paint colors and wrought iron details.
Some ideas for the exterior landscape, including the client’s request for drought resistant vegetation.
Ideas for the interiors incorporating much of the existing aesthetics.
The kitchen will be completely gutted and brought up to date. These ideas reflect a whole new look.
Like the kitchen, the bathroom will be completely renovated with the exception of preserving a dressing area that includes built-in cabinets.
The concept board with fixture and finish selections.
Elevation drawings for the kitchen.
Plan drawing and electrical for the new kitchen layout.
A concept board for the bathroom materials and selections.
The elevation drawings for the bathroom.
A plan and electrical plan for the bathroom remodel.
A concept board featuring the exterior and interior paint colors and all the finish materials together.
Looking forward to the next steps and seeing this project come to life!
