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Coming up with great interior designs for client after client can sometimes seem overwhelming.  As we've learned from the experts at Market over the past 10 years, the most common place to begin is by making a sketch of the room.  This includes it's size, shape, and dimensions. Your room decorating ideas should be taking into consideration with every member of the family that you are working with, from picking the color of the walls, and choosing the furnishing. Don't just settle quickly on the first solution, always have a second choice for your client, and try several alternatives.

 

There are no hard and fast rules in when it comes to interior design. The main point is to plot out your room arrangement on paper first. Determine the placement of major pieces like the entertainment center, rugs, sofa, and coffee table.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Leading designers point out that it's important to remember to include your kids when decorating the home.  Choose washable fabrics or fit seating pieces with slipcover that you can easily toss in the wash. Within the group of home interior designs, creativity doesn't have a price tag, even from finding your personal style to selecting the right accessories for your home. You can use multiple patterns within the room interior design ideas, as long as you can connect them together. You want to be sure that the mood you create is appropriate to the space. Room decorating ideas has to be some kind of unifying theme that runs through the room, blending everything together. One of the best things about home interior designs is that there are no right or wrong approaches to decorating. You don't have to be an interior designer to come up with great interior design ideas for your home. Jim Hampton and his wife Grace Li navigate the mountains of Asia looking for the best finds to bring to market.  From garden seats to lighting, from the whimsical to award-winning pieces of art featured in national publications. 

 

A premier furniture company known throughout the world for its trend-setting design and quality home furniture is Ferguson Copeland / Guy Chaddock.  Located in North Carolina, in the foothills of the Great Smokey Mountains and an area that skilled furniture craftspeople have called home for generations, Ferguson Copeland / Guy Chaddock are ideally situated for the trade. Their craftspeople are devoted to excellence in their work, making for satisfied and devoted customers. 
They are really two companies in one, Ferguson Copeland, Ltd. and Guy Chaddock & Company, both offering a full array of wood and upholstered furniture with distinct styles, sizes, finishes and fabrics.  While unique in design, their of furniture can be mixed and matched to achieve that "pulled together" look for your home. They lend inspiration in creating personal environments and beautiful surroundings.  We caught up with them at the Speing Market in High Point.  They even served us a great lunch.  View the segment by clicking on the TV above.

 

 

We met Kathy Ireland for the first time at the Las Vegas Winter Furniture Market in 2006.  She hosted a segment on Welcome Home in 2007 for Hallmart Collectibles and an instant friendship was formed.  Kathy’s Home Collection features pieces that are comfortable, casual, family-friendly and compatible with other pieces. Her inspiration comes from her travels to countries all over the world. She is especially influenced by Great Britain. As a child, she visited England, the birthplace of her father, and was influenced by many of the homes and properties, which reflect the richness of the country’s history, particularly Windsor Castle. His Royal Highness The Prince Edward counseled Kathy and her team on the restoration of Windsor Castle before the collection was developed.  In addition to appearing on Welcome Home, Kathy's TV credits include Strong Medicine, Touched By An Angel and Sabrina the Teenage Witch.  She also starred on stage in Pulitzer Prize winning author Edward Albee’s Three Tall Women.  Kathy co-starred with Touched By An Angel’s John Dye in the highly successful Once Upon A Christmas.  The sequel Twice Upon A Christmas aired two years later and received a special screening at the White House given by First Lady Laura Bush.  Kathy's segment will air on Welcome Home Saturday, March 9th at 1:00pm.