Seattle Remodeling

Seattle Shower Door Installation

Pamela Hodnefield (PH Design Group) — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 16:10:36 -0700

March 12th, 2008, PH Design Group

Seattle Bathroom Remodel

Pamela Hodnefield (PH Design Group) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 20:30:10 -0700

Remodeling designer in Seattle proves blogs can be beautiful

Pamela Hodnefield (PH Design Group) — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 22:53:44 -0800

September 26th, 2007 by Israeli Rothman

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Our regular templates did not impress PH Baird, (otherwise known as Pamela Hodnefield) probably one of the most talented custom remodeling designers in Seattle; she wanted a minimalist theme that would show off her work (not to mention to come up on Google for remodeling designer Seattle, remodeling designer seattle wa and others).

So we made a minimalist custom theme using our system, and she started blogging and displaying her beautiful design work, kitchens, bathrooms, etc: remodeling with an eye for design.

If you type her searches into Google, you will always find her on line one or two! And look at what she does:

Fress Press | Sleek and Modern Bedrooms

Pamela Hodnefield (PH Design Group) — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 22:42:13 -0800

When Oregon Home magazine asked SBaird Design to write an article for the January/ Feb 2008 issue [Design Matters] and to answer the question ‘How does one create a sleek and modern bedroom'? She invited her frequent collaborator, Pamela Hodnefield of PH Design Group based in Seattle, Washington to work on the article jointly. Below are Shannon and Pam's inspiring answers.

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PH Design Group | Seattle Remodeling Design

Pamela Hodnefield (PH Design Group) — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 22:36:50 -0800

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Seattle Bathroom Design

Pamela Hodnefield (PH Design Group) — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 00:34:47 -0800

Seattle Kitchen Design

Pamela Hodnefield (PH Design Group) — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 20:41:19 -0700

Hiring a Remodeling Designer | PH Design Group

Pamela Hodnefield (PH Design Group) — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 13:57:05 -0700

Try googling remodeling designer and you’ll get over 3 million listings—so many names, so little time.
To find a remodeling design consultant who is right for you, you’ve got to do your homework. Ask friends, relatives, or your real estate broker — there’s nothing like word-of-mouth from satisfied customers. If you’ve moved to a new state and don’t know anyone, then study websites of local remodeling designers and set appointments to make personal contact. Do you feel comfortable with the designer? If the rapport between you isn’t good, don’t expect your newly remodeled home to be either—go with gut instinct. If the budget for your project seems too good to be true, do NOT do business with him/her—in the long run you will wind up paying way too much for a substandard job. If you cannot understand your designer/contractor do NOT hire that person. Residential construction can easily be explained. Clear communication and interaction with the designer is crucial. Once your remodel is under way, the designer will effectively communicate with vendors, installers, contractors and, most importantly, you. Unless you’re a designer yourself, you may want to hire one.

Steps:

1. Take some time to educate yourself and refine your tastes.

2. Research magazines, books, and websites.

3. Learn as much as you can first. The more you know, the easier the process will be.

4. Ask for referrals from friends, contractors and craftspeople.

5. Hire someone you feel comfortable with. You’ll be spending time together for the next several months (at least), and not all of it will be fun. Like any relationship, it requires mutual respect.

6. Be prepared to pay well for a design, from several hundred dollars (for minimal plans and no follow-through) to several thousand dollars, depending on the scope of the project. As with anything else, you often get what you pay for.