LK Design helped us with the design of our dining room. It's overwhelming to choose the right…read morepieces for a space, so having an interior designer's guidance made all the difference. Laura understood our design preferences and helped us create a vision of the space, including the furniture, rug, and window treatments for our dining room. They look great! It all ties the room together and makes it feel complete. Overall, we had a great experience working with LK Design.

Welcome to the Chapel Hill W…read more.. Project: Master Bedroom - Custom Design [mid-2022] Vision: "How can we sleep in an upscale boutique hotel without leaving the house?" Interior Designer: Laura Koshel Details: COVID lockdowns reminded us what we love about our Chapel Hill home, and highlighted what we didn't. Topping the list: Our master bedroom; a sad and soulless room with a bed - equal parts beige and obsolete. Laura guided us, nay glided us through a collaborative design experience resulting in our dream bedroom. From the bespoke oak bed system with hand-tufted headboard to the full-wall remote motorized window treatments, she delivered us the perfect slumber chamber. The stunning lighting, soothing fabrics, and sexy sightlines make this our favorite room in the house. Decidedly luxe with a touch of swank, our new sanctuary all but beckons us to relax. See it for yourself: https://lkdesign.net/portfolio-hotel-inspired-master-bedroom-retreat/ Darek Sady & Daniel Head

By chance I came into contact with Sew Fine II while putting together a Silent Auction. A friend of…read morea friend reached out to their owner to donate a gift card, and they were kind enough to fulfill the request. Subsequently I got to look through some of the offerings from this interior decorating superstore and came to find that they offere a beautiful variety of interior decorations. Thier products stretch from window coverings to carpet, and ornate to fuctional. And their staff is very nice and eager to work to find the look you're trying to achieve.

Located in Sutton Station, this is your one-stop shop for blinds, window treatments, shades,…read morelighting, and more. They have a heavy emphasis on Hunter Douglas brand, and reasonable prices. I love the cute bird feeder full of individually-wrapped candy and comfy seating to entertain kids while moms step in for consultation. The main complaint I would have is I wish they had more flexible hours. With this location being closed at five Monday through Friday, and from 10-2pm on Saturday, it is not very convenient for busy families. Also, their inventory is decently expensive, and they were not running (or planning to run per the sales associate) specials on the item I wanted, so I'll wait and see if they have a sale sometime soon. I'm also curious if they offer a Sutton Station discount, as some other stores in the shopping center do. However the staff was quite friendly, helpful, and patient and I feel comfortable rating them 4 stars. I hope I soon have reason to rate them based on an actual purchase!

One of the worst interior design companies around. Avoid this company. They are not trustworthy…read more We received in-person consultancies and paid for their time, then were sent a bill for additional research. When we asked for the information - nothing was provided and they subsequently tried to bill us for their research time. We politely offered to pay IF they offered us the research and costs for different items, but they refused and have been harassing us. They are bad people.

I hired Design2Resource to demolish and renovate my bathroom in Jan 2016. I will focus on my…read morecurrent complaint, which is that a grab bar came loose because the contractor did not replace or shore up the studs in the shower wall, which were rotted by water damage. I did not trust this contractor so I hired another person to assess the problem. The contractor and I had discussed the studs and he put replacing them in the Statement of Work (SOW). He also put, attached to that item, "as needed." So his argument now that I have shown him photos of the rotten wood, is that he determined the rotten studs are good enough. He also contracted in the SOW to insulate the wall bays; he didn't do that at all. He said he would come over and put a longer screw in the grab bar. That solution still would have gone into rotten wood! Additionally, the other end of the bar was screwed (they used sheet rock screws, not wood screws) into a piece of plywood that was tacked onto the window frame. After his crew did a sloppy job of installing a new window and frame, he sent out another person to try to fix that. All the seams of the window and frame are uneven, he says they cannot be even because the house is uneven. He didn't shim the window or frame. Too bad I cannot post photos on this site.