Wow, can you believe it's November already?! I sure can't. . . I've been a busy little bee lately (as you can probably tell by the lack of posts here on the 'ol blog) but I think it's great when life stays pretty fast paced. Much better than being stagnate, right?! As I mentioned before here, I'm working with an online client in Savannah, Georgia. I finished up a couple of designs for her and I thought I would share them with you here today. First up is the entry;
My client loves traditional pieces but wanted to mix things up and give it sort of a twist. As you can see I selected an Ikea wardrobe to provide extra storage in the space. I used her existing wood console table but spiced it up a bit with some fun yellow lamps and a modern sunburst mirror. The lattice wallpaper and hanging lantern are my favorite elements in the room and the small foyer table definitely gives the space a formal, traditional feel.
Next up is the living room design. I had a lot of fun pulling together my clients ideas (I kept telling her she really knows what she is doing when it comes to decorating!) and adding a few extra layers to help tie everything together. Here's the floor plan and design boards;
We had to work with her existing sofa and leather club chairs (which I actually didn't mind, both were nice, neutral pieces of furniture.) The artwork framed in gold above the fireplace was also existing, I just suggested adding a couple of other pieces of art to create some dimension. I selected this rich blue paint color (Hale Navy by Benjamin Moore) which will make all the white in the room pop (ie; desk, shelves, fireplace, drapery panels, etc.) My client found two cute bamboo side tables at a consignment shop and I suggested painting them a navy blue color (since they will be situated in front of the white drapery panels.) The fabrics I chose for pillows are all from Schumacher and the cozy rug, parsons desk and lamps are all things she selected herself. I really love the traditional-eclectic feel of all the rooms in this house and it was such a fun project to work on! I'm looking forward to receiving 'after' photos once the transformations have taken place.
If you are interested in my online-design services, you can find out more info here!
Have a wonderful weekend and I'll be back next week to share some more projects I'm working on :)
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Friday, September 7, 2012
Happy Friday!
I don't know about you, but this week has flown by for me! I'm not sure if it's because of the holiday on Monday or because I've been so busy, but I can't believe Friday is here already. I'm working with a couple new clients and am excited about the upcoming projects I have going on. Here's a little teaser on some items I'm purchasing for a clients family room;
This rich color palette of reds, golds and browns just screams coziness and Fall to me! I think the room is going to turn out to be a warm and inviting space that is also super family friendly. I'll share more of the project here on the blog when it comes to installation time. . .
Is the weather starting to change where you live? We're having cooler mornings here in California but the afternoons are still in the low 90's. I can't complain, I like to enjoy summer as long as possible before easing into fall and cold weather!
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Is the weather starting to change where you live? We're having cooler mornings here in California but the afternoons are still in the low 90's. I can't complain, I like to enjoy summer as long as possible before easing into fall and cold weather!
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Show and Tell
I recently completed these initial design boards for two different clients and thought I would share them with you;
The first kitchen design is for an online client of mine who lives in Seaford, New York. Her kitchen is basically a blank slate (except for the existing cabinets and countertops.) I selected several industrial-style items such as the barstool, pendent lights and stainless steel subway tile backsplash. I injected some color by means of a large rug and some fun wall art.
The second board is an entry design I came up with for a local client of mine. The homeowners recently purchased a split-level home in the country and I'm helping them decorate several rooms in the house. They are a fun family of four with traditional-meets-modern tastes.
I'll keep ya'll up to date with the progress of each project, so stay tuned!
The first kitchen design is for an online client of mine who lives in Seaford, New York. Her kitchen is basically a blank slate (except for the existing cabinets and countertops.) I selected several industrial-style items such as the barstool, pendent lights and stainless steel subway tile backsplash. I injected some color by means of a large rug and some fun wall art.
The second board is an entry design I came up with for a local client of mine. The homeowners recently purchased a split-level home in the country and I'm helping them decorate several rooms in the house. They are a fun family of four with traditional-meets-modern tastes.
I'll keep ya'll up to date with the progress of each project, so stay tuned!
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Quicky
I've been working with an online-design client for several months to help her transform several rooms in her home. We started off with the living room (you can see the design board here) and she has been pulling the room together ever since. I thought I would share a quick 'before & after' with you, you know, just a teaser ;) Once the room s completed (the gallery wall is still a work n progress) then I will share more photos of the space. Until then, here's how the fireplace wall is shaping up;
These photos were taken the day of her daughter's birthday party - isn't that photo garland adorable?! I really love the way the gold sunburst mirror looks above the freshly painted, white fireplace. Oh, and did you catch a glimpse of the turquoise ceiling?! YEP, I said turquoise! It turned out fabulously and I am so happy that my client went with my suggestion. . . More photos of the space to come later so stay tuned! :)
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Monday, May 7, 2012
Entry Design
I'm working with an online-design client right now to help her transform the first level of her home in New York. (You can check out the living room design board here in case you missed it!)
I recently put the finishing touches on the design package for her entry. This room in her home serves several purposes. First of all it's the first room in the house when you walk in the front door (hence the reason I referred to it as the 'entry'.) Secondly, it serves as a 'mud room' so to speak and had to have loads of storage for coats, shoes, etc. Lastly, it is also used as a reading and sitting room since the natural light in this space is phenomenal. Here's the design I came up with for the space;
My first goal when designing any space is to address the functionality first. Form and aesthetic (the pretty stuff) always come second. I think the design of this space will serve a multitude of functions while also being stylish and chic, don't you think?!
I recently put the finishing touches on the design package for her entry. This room in her home serves several purposes. First of all it's the first room in the house when you walk in the front door (hence the reason I referred to it as the 'entry'.) Secondly, it serves as a 'mud room' so to speak and had to have loads of storage for coats, shoes, etc. Lastly, it is also used as a reading and sitting room since the natural light in this space is phenomenal. Here's the design I came up with for the space;
My first goal when designing any space is to address the functionality first. Form and aesthetic (the pretty stuff) always come second. I think the design of this space will serve a multitude of functions while also being stylish and chic, don't you think?!
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
A peak at a project I've been working on. . .
I've been working with a new online client to help make her long and narrow living room work better for her and her family. She lives in New York and her style is a mix of vintage and modern. Her home has great architectural details, crown moldings, etc., it just needs a few changes to make it feel a little more fresh and modern. I just sent over her design package yesterday and thought I would share a snippet of it with you;
I suggested that she paint the existing brick fireplace a creamy white color and hang floor to ceiling white drapes (my favorite Ikea Merete grommet panels.) For the walls I selected BM Northern Cliffs and I also suggested she paint the ceiling a fun turquoise color (BM Waterfall.) Punchy pillows and a fun Moroccan pouf add color to the space while the upholstered tufted ottoman provides storage and function. We are also using a couple of her existing pieces (like a tv cabinet, side chair, end table, etc.) I think the room design turned out great and I can't wait for her to send over some pictures after she pulls it all together!
If you are interested in JPM Design's online design services, contact me. I can put together a custom package for you that includes a design board, floor plan of the space as well as a source list with specific details and notes on how to pull everything together. It really is design made simple and affordable!
I suggested that she paint the existing brick fireplace a creamy white color and hang floor to ceiling white drapes (my favorite Ikea Merete grommet panels.) For the walls I selected BM Northern Cliffs and I also suggested she paint the ceiling a fun turquoise color (BM Waterfall.) Punchy pillows and a fun Moroccan pouf add color to the space while the upholstered tufted ottoman provides storage and function. We are also using a couple of her existing pieces (like a tv cabinet, side chair, end table, etc.) I think the room design turned out great and I can't wait for her to send over some pictures after she pulls it all together!
If you are interested in JPM Design's online design services, contact me. I can put together a custom package for you that includes a design board, floor plan of the space as well as a source list with specific details and notes on how to pull everything together. It really is design made simple and affordable!
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Project Sneak Peak
Here's a glimpse at an e-design project I recently finished!
The homeowners tastes are pretty traditional and somewhat rustic and country-inspired. They live in a home that was built to resemble a barn that is located on a ranch and is just yards away from a beautiful flowing creek. Their landscape in the Spring and Summer really is something else! Take a peak;
The only existing items that I wanted to incorporate into the design of the room where the light pine furniture pieces that were handmade by my client's husband which included a coffee table, side table and tv console as well as her collection of barn art. Everything else was fair game! I selected neutral furnishings to compliment the dark gray-green paint color I picked out. The 'wow-factor' in the room will be the rust colored drapery panels hung on the wall with three sliding glass doors that look out to the creek and farmland. I suggested covering up their existing dated brick fireplace wall with Eldorado stone and also designed some additional custom pieces (like the desk and closet doors) for the husband to fabricate. The homeowners are in the process of executing my design as we speak. Once the project has been completed I can't wait to show you the 'before & after's'!
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The homeowners tastes are pretty traditional and somewhat rustic and country-inspired. They live in a home that was built to resemble a barn that is located on a ranch and is just yards away from a beautiful flowing creek. Their landscape in the Spring and Summer really is something else! Take a peak;
The only existing items that I wanted to incorporate into the design of the room where the light pine furniture pieces that were handmade by my client's husband which included a coffee table, side table and tv console as well as her collection of barn art. Everything else was fair game! I selected neutral furnishings to compliment the dark gray-green paint color I picked out. The 'wow-factor' in the room will be the rust colored drapery panels hung on the wall with three sliding glass doors that look out to the creek and farmland. I suggested covering up their existing dated brick fireplace wall with Eldorado stone and also designed some additional custom pieces (like the desk and closet doors) for the husband to fabricate. The homeowners are in the process of executing my design as we speak. Once the project has been completed I can't wait to show you the 'before & after's'!
Friday, February 17, 2012
Birthday Party Inspiration Board!
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A certain someone (as in me) turns 30 in a couple of months. Is it lame to throw yourself a birthday party?! Because I would LOVE to go with a theme similar to this. Either way, I really love this color combo, so much I can almost taste the champagne and pink macaroons! What do you think?
Monday, November 28, 2011
Give the gift of great design!
Looking for a Christmas gift for your mother-sister-aunt-friend, etc. and don't have the slightest idea what to give them? How about an E-Design package from JPM Design?!
Each design package includes:
- Design concept board in pdf format complete with color samples, ample photos and visual aid to inspire your new space
- Scaled floor plan including furniture arrangements
- Product shopping guide containing links to online resources
- Suggestions for accessorizing and ideas for revamping old pieces, all within your budget
- Detailed explanation of your design and step-by-step instructions on how to pull everything together
Here's an example of an E-Design package I put together for a client recently;
Think of our E-Design services as your personal roadmap to remodeling or redecorating a space in your home. I'm running a special from now until the end of December. . . all packages are 25% off!
Entryways and Bathrooms:$100 $75!
Dining Rooms, Bedrooms, Home Offices$125 $94!
Living Rooms, Family Rooms, Kitchens:$150 $112!
Three dimensional renderings of the space:$75 each $56 each!
If you've shopped around you will know that these are extremely low and competitive rates for online design services. I think that great design shouldn't cost a lot of money and I strive to provide my clients with quality services at an affordable price. If you are interested, contact me today as slots are limited!
Each design package includes:
- Design concept board in pdf format complete with color samples, ample photos and visual aid to inspire your new space
- Scaled floor plan including furniture arrangements
- Product shopping guide containing links to online resources
- Suggestions for accessorizing and ideas for revamping old pieces, all within your budget
- Detailed explanation of your design and step-by-step instructions on how to pull everything together
Here's an example of an E-Design package I put together for a client recently;
Think of our E-Design services as your personal roadmap to remodeling or redecorating a space in your home. I'm running a special from now until the end of December. . . all packages are 25% off!
Entryways and Bathrooms:
Dining Rooms, Bedrooms, Home Offices
Living Rooms, Family Rooms, Kitchens:
Three dimensional renderings of the space:
If you've shopped around you will know that these are extremely low and competitive rates for online design services. I think that great design shouldn't cost a lot of money and I strive to provide my clients with quality services at an affordable price. If you are interested, contact me today as slots are limited!
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Quicky!
I know, I know. . . I have been a little absent around the blog lately. I have been up to my eye balls in work (which is a great thing!) Here's a couple quick shots of a wedding that I was hired to help decorate on 11/11/11. . . We spent three days getting the tent ready for a guest list consisting of 325 people.
I'll share more details from this fabulous, rustic-inspired wedding with you later, I promise!
I'll share more details from this fabulous, rustic-inspired wedding with you later, I promise!
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Project Update: Gender-Neutral Nursery
Good morning! Happy Tuesday everyone :) I thought I might share one of my latest projects with you all this morning. I have been working with a new online-design client to help her put together a nursery for her baby that arrives in August! They are keeping the sex a surprise so the nursery had to be 'gender-neutral' and serve several functions. My client requested that in addition to a crib, glider and clothing storage for baby, she also wanted some type of sofa bed or futon so that the space could serve as a guest bedroom if need be. The room measures approx. 11' x 12'. The wall on the right when you enter the room is completely taken over by closet doors and the bathroom door, so furniture placement in this space was a little tricky! Here's what I came up with;
My client loves the color blue, and although she's not sure if she is having a boy or a girl, still wanted to incorporate the hue into the space somehow. Also, she is unable to paint because she lives in a rental, so we were working with the existing white wall color. Here is the design board I created showing all the furnishings that I selected for the space;
I chose a tree wall decal to be the focal point of the room and kept everything very neutral using lots of creamy hues in the upholstery and wood pieces. The rug has a little bit of the slate blue color in it that my client loves (which coordinates with the drapery panels) as well as some green and peachy tones as well - perfect for a little baby boy or girl!
So what do you think? If you would like to see some inspirational gender-neutral nurseries, go here.
If you are interested in finding out more about my online-design packages, go here!
My client loves the color blue, and although she's not sure if she is having a boy or a girl, still wanted to incorporate the hue into the space somehow. Also, she is unable to paint because she lives in a rental, so we were working with the existing white wall color. Here is the design board I created showing all the furnishings that I selected for the space;
I chose a tree wall decal to be the focal point of the room and kept everything very neutral using lots of creamy hues in the upholstery and wood pieces. The rug has a little bit of the slate blue color in it that my client loves (which coordinates with the drapery panels) as well as some green and peachy tones as well - perfect for a little baby boy or girl!
So what do you think? If you would like to see some inspirational gender-neutral nurseries, go here.
If you are interested in finding out more about my online-design packages, go here!
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Project Update
I'm working with a new client who recently purchased a historic home in the bay area. Here's a shot of the exterior;
Isn't she a beauty?! Built in 1895! While there is a lot of work to do, the house definately has good 'bones' and TONS of potential! My client so graciously gave me the thumbs up to share the design plans for her Foyer with you today.
The mirrored console is an existing piece of furniture she already has and the gorgeous light fixture was something she had actually already picked out. We're going to be doing woven wood shades throughout the main living areas as well as painting a few rooms in this gorgeous shade of gray-blue (Restoration Hardware, Shore.) I think the 8' round rug is really going to make the entry way to this home come alive! The whole vibe of the house is going to be very 'rustic-beachy' with lots of blues and greens and whites balanced with weathered gray furnishings and white lacquered pieces in the living areas. I really love the way the design for the Foyer came together! What do you think?
If you would like help creating a home you absolutely love every time you walk in the door, contact me! I'm offering my e-design services at really low, reasonable rates right now!
Isn't she a beauty?! Built in 1895! While there is a lot of work to do, the house definately has good 'bones' and TONS of potential! My client so graciously gave me the thumbs up to share the design plans for her Foyer with you today.
Here's the space plan I drew in AutoCAD;
And here is the design concept board I came up with:
The mirrored console is an existing piece of furniture she already has and the gorgeous light fixture was something she had actually already picked out. We're going to be doing woven wood shades throughout the main living areas as well as painting a few rooms in this gorgeous shade of gray-blue (Restoration Hardware, Shore.) I think the 8' round rug is really going to make the entry way to this home come alive! The whole vibe of the house is going to be very 'rustic-beachy' with lots of blues and greens and whites balanced with weathered gray furnishings and white lacquered pieces in the living areas. I really love the way the design for the Foyer came together! What do you think?
If you would like help creating a home you absolutely love every time you walk in the door, contact me! I'm offering my e-design services at really low, reasonable rates right now!
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Wedding Wednesday! Sneak Peak
I'm helping a friend put together some ideas for her wedding in August. Here's a sneak peak of the color palette!
I'll share more with you later :)
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
JPM Design Services
Interior Design Consulting
If you live in or around the Central Valley or Norther California region, I am available for design consultations. Whether you are planning to remodel your home or would just like help making a few changes to your home's decor, I can help! I can assist you with:- Space Planning and Drafting
- Selecting Furniture and Accessories
- Paint and Finish Material Selections
- Custom Window Treatments
- Custom Furniture Design
- Redesign Services (using what you already have!)
- Design Concept Boards and Architectural Renderings
- Design concept board in pdf format complete with color samples, ample photos and visual aid to inspire your new space
- Scaled floor plan including furniture arrangements
- Product shopping guide containing links to online resources
- Detailed explanation of your design and step-by-step instructions on how to pull everything together
All you have to do is send me dimensions and photos of your space along with any inspiration images you might have. We will work together (via email and phone) to create a fabulous room, custom designed just for you and your budget!
Event decor isn't just about flowers, it's about creating an atmosphere! The fundamental role I play as an Event Stylist is to work with you to translate your visions into a special celebration that truly reflects YOU! We'll work together, one-on-one to design, plan and coordinate your wedding, social, corporate or celebratory event!
For more information or to find out rates, please email me at mary_jpmdesign@yahoo.com
Monday, August 23, 2010
Best news I've heard all day!
I used to have a friend who ran a local drapery work room. I've done business with her since 2006 and was always pleased with the service, quality of work and low rates that she provided. When the economy started going south and business slowed down a year ago, she moved out of state to be close to family and I was devastated! Well, I just got a call from her this morning and she has moved back to California and re-opened her shop! I couldn't be more ecstatic! She has great rates on everything from custom window treatments to pillows to upholstery and does amazing, quality work. If I can design and draw it, she can make it! I'm looking forward to working with her again on upcoming projects.
Contact me if you are interested in a quote for custom draperies, roman shades and other window treatments, bedding, pillows, cushions, or table linens. Shipping services are available to anyone in the US!
Contact me if you are interested in a quote for custom draperies, roman shades and other window treatments, bedding, pillows, cushions, or table linens. Shipping services are available to anyone in the US!
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Event Styling Services by JPM Design
In addition to interior design and decorating, JPM Design offers Event Styling Services!
Styling is one of the integral components in creating a successful event. As you can tell from the weddings and special events that I feature on this blog, event decor isn't just about flowers, it's about creating an atmosphere!
The fundamental role of an Event Stylist is to work with you to translate your visions into a special celebration, that truly reflects YOU! We'll work together, one-on-one to design, plan, and coordinate your wedding, social, corporate or celebratory event! No party is too large or too small!
If you are interested in JPM Design's Event Styling Services, contact me for further information. Lets start the planning and designing process today!
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010
JPM Design is now offering e-Design Services!
Do you need help decorating or pulling a room together? Starting from scratch and don't know where to begin? I can help, no matter where you live or what your budget is!
All e-design packages include:
- Design concept board in pdf format complete with color samples, ample photos and visual aid to inspire your new space
- Scaled floor plan drawn in Auto CAD
- Product shopping guide containing links to online resources
- Detailed explanation of your new design and step-by-step instructions on how to pull everything together
- For an additional fee, three dimensional renderings can be provided to help you visualize the end result
Whats required: Send me dimensions and photos of your space, along with any inspiration images you might have. We will work together (via email and phone) to create a fabulous room, custom designed just for you and your budget!
Design fees vary according to the size of the space. The following pricing is based on an average scope of work:
Entryways and Bathrooms: $150
Dining Rooms, Bedrooms, Home Offices $175
Living Rooms, Family Rooms, Kitchens: $200
Three dimensional renderings of the space: $75 each
Floor Plan drawn to scale:
Email me at mary_jpmdesign@yahoo.com and lets get started today!
All e-design packages include:
- Design concept board in pdf format complete with color samples, ample photos and visual aid to inspire your new space
- Scaled floor plan drawn in Auto CAD
- Product shopping guide containing links to online resources
- Detailed explanation of your new design and step-by-step instructions on how to pull everything together
- For an additional fee, three dimensional renderings can be provided to help you visualize the end result
Whats required: Send me dimensions and photos of your space, along with any inspiration images you might have. We will work together (via email and phone) to create a fabulous room, custom designed just for you and your budget!
Design fees vary according to the size of the space. The following pricing is based on an average scope of work:
Entryways and Bathrooms: $150
Dining Rooms, Bedrooms, Home Offices $175
Living Rooms, Family Rooms, Kitchens: $200
Three dimensional renderings of the space: $75 each
Turn around time is 1-2 weeks, depending on the size of your space.
Design Concept Board:
Floor Plan drawn to scale:
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