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Instant Luxury: The Designer's Guide to High-End Home Upgrades

When it comes to transforming a client's home into a space that exudes luxury and sophistication, the devil is truly in the details.

I’ve had the pleasure of working with many clients who seek that “wow” factor—those elements that make a space feel high-end as soon as you walk through the door. While there are countless ways to achieve this, I’ve found that a few key design elements always make an immediate impact.

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Luxury Interior Designer's Guide: Unveiling the Best Hotel Designs in Downtown New York

As an authority in interior design with a decade of experience in the heart of the Big Apple, I bring a unique perspective influenced by my French heritage and a discerning eye for luxury. In a city where design trends come and go, I stand firm in my belief that true elegance lies in spaces that evoke a sense of home, not sterile environments devoid of personality. Join me as I guide you through my expert reviews of some of downtown Manhattan's most captivating hotel shared areas (lobbies, bars, and restaurants), where each space tells a story of comfort, sophistication, and timeless allure.

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3 Reasons to Invest in Custom Furniture

Emotional Component: Investing in custom furniture isn't just a transaction; it's an opportunity to foster a profound emotional bond with your living space. As a luxury interior designer, I guide clients through a collaborative journey where they actively shape every aspect of their furniture. From determining dimensions to selecting materials, textures, and colors, each decision is a shared experience.

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Interior Design for Neurodivergent Individuals

As an interior designer, embracing inclusivity and meeting the unique needs of neurodivergent individuals is a key aspect of my practice. In this article, I’ll explain the design strategies and considerations I implement to create welcoming and sensory-friendly spaces for clients with autism, ADHD, or other neurodivergent conditions.

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