Major pandemic problem: move far from the big city to flee the coronavirus, end up somewhere far from high-quality interior designers to renovate your new home.
Solution: fly out an interior designer thousands of miles to do the work, after Zoom consults.
wsj.com/articles/with-…
Solution: fly out an interior designer thousands of miles to do the work, after Zoom consults.
wsj.com/articles/with-…
“We wanted a Hamptons-meets-Scandinavian vibe."
"Homeowners living far from urban design centers—or their favorite interior designers—are taking the extra time and effort to bridge the distance gap. That means creating a sleek New York look or a relaxed L.A. aesthetic in unexpected places."
"In Decorah, Iowa, Joie LaFrentz spent months looking for someone to turn her 9,000-square-foot formal Victorian into a home that was accessible to a young, growing family. At first, she turned to designers in nearby Des Moines, but they didn’t meet her needs."
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