Nicole Saunders Design, ASID

Jul 2013

Family wanted an updated kitchen and living spaces. We bought in colored cabinets for the kitchen and spruce pine planks for the ceiling to provide a soft beach atmosphere.

$24k

Pawleys Island, SC

Dec 2012

Clients wanted to transform their interior from a neutral, dull pallet to a bright and unique space unlike any other island getaway. We mixed rich multi-colored reclaimed furnishings with bold burnt oranges, lime greens, and turquoises. Creating accent walls throughout the space, including the dining room, living room, and master bed allowed us to pull the bright finishes throughout the space. The master and guest bathrooms were completely remodeled with tile showers, floors, and stone countertops.

$20k

Hilton Head Island, SC

Aug 2012

Client wanted complete interior remodel and new window treatments to bring color into their home. One challenge was the 22' ' living room ceilings that swallowed all of the furniture. By adding a bold accent wall with tall side panels to frame the arched windows, and new furniture with soft textures, we incorporated warmth into the space. Window treatments transformed the kitchen, dining room, entry, and office into finished spaces complete with colors pulled from the living room. Wood finishes were kept light to provide a subtle transition from the hardwood floors. Dining room included a new white distressed china cabinet to create beautiful focal point from the entry.

$21k

Clemmons, NC

Jun 2011

New family from FL needed organization of existing furniture pieces, new plantation shutters, carpet, rugs, and additional furniture before their arrival to town. Clients wish list was budget oriented, incorporating several antique pieces with minimal new furniture, while accommodating active family lifestyle with 2 children and pets. Client accompanied myself to the High Point Furniture Market selecting new living room pieces to accomidate the most utilized space in the home. Durable, functional finishes tied the mutual spaces together with camel leathers, soft sisal rugs, and large canvas artwork to fill the tall ceilings.

$26k

Lewisville, NC

May 2010

Traditional, dark mountain house was transformed into a cozy, functional space with updated paint, fabrics and hardwood floors. Custom kitchen accent cabinets were designed out of red barn wood and wormy chestnut to create a modern mountain touch. New chandeliers and lighting were added throughout the space to enhance the ambience. Furnishings included distressed walnut finishes with a touch of metal, to accent the warm grey interior doors.

$15k

Blowing Rock, NC

Apr 2010

Most important factor for this design was the layout and function of the conference rooms. We reused existing conference desks, chairs, credenzas, bookcases, and accessories to create inviting client spaces. The use of video conferencing was another important factor, which allowed the law firm to provide their clients with an edge over other local law firms.

$2k

Greensboro, NC