I had them over for a quote and they were very professional and done very quick. Would consider…read moreusing them.

New "Kids" on the block Demarco & Jared are a duo that we didn't expect. The communication was easy…read moreand I could ask questions even after business hours. The quality of work they provided for the shower was great. They don't have a big crew and I think it is smart since it is very focused on quality. Pricing was competitive and I highly recommend them for any type of work.

They have a really wide selection of closet and organization products. Outstanding customer…read moreservice! I highly recommend their business to all my friends and family.

Amy's is SUCH a strange little store. Since I live around the corner, I've driven past it more…read moretimes than I can count and my curiosity finally got the better of me. The signs outside are all in Korean, so I had NO idea what to expect. So I walk in and immediately I'm greeted by a shy little Korean lady who is clearly flummoxed by the fact that a white lady just ventured into her store. She eeks out a hello and eyeballs me as I wander, confused, around her store. This store is tiny and well, weird. At the front of the store there's dimestore Korean items. Things such as mesh tents to put over your picnic food to keep the bugs off. Hmmm. Odd, but ok. The wall is lined with some quality rice makers. After that things get weirder because after the rice makers are women's clothing of questionable fashion. Badly dressed grandma clothing is the best description I can come up with. Hanboks for toddlers. Then comes the super bad selection of grandma shoes. Kinda like orthotic knock-offs. Then off to the right is a very, very random assortment of food items. Puffed rice crackers in HUGE bags. Black rice in bulk. Seaweed. A few cold/frozen items. Dehydrated "healthy" homeopathic mushroom things. Really REALLY random items, all in bulk. For those items, I will be back. The rice and lentils were a good price. Nowhere in the store did I see any Home Decor of any kind. So I'm actually more confused and curious than I was when I went in. Since Amy's english is very broken, I couldn't extrapolate any kind of explanation about the home decor thing. Maybe she does interior decorating on the side? Korean speaking friends, please illuminate me!

One of Alaska's best kept secret as most people learn of her through "word of mouth" from other…read moresatisfied clients. MKID is tucked within the four walls of Journey Home at the corner of Fireweed & Denali. Some people are stuck on what to do or how to set up their current furniture and/or decor once they relocate. MK can help you with placement of your furniture, decor and art to make your new home complete. If an entire change is requested, she can help you with that as well. Her designs have also been on the cover of AK Home Magazine.