I recently finished doing a staging-to-live, where I had a carte blanche in pretty much anything. She trusted me totally and gave me a blessing to do "whatever" I thought she'd like.  I was flattered but scared to have such a free reign.  I was a kid in a candy store and was scared to go out of control.  I will say, it took some discipline, and I had to really concentrate on what I think the customer wanted, and in the end, it was a success.

She is a very understated, but classy and a chic, pretty-young-thing - yes, the gals you hate to love.  I had so much fun with this project as I got to bring back some of the 50's glamour into her masterbedroom.  There was one room, which I got to designate as the Asian Room, as she had a collection from travels overseas in the Far East.  Red walls are a far cry, from what I normally do, which is neutralize, and I do see alot of beige and tans, with a dabble of greens!  Asking to paint a room red is a rarity in my profession so it was extra fun.

Here are some B&A.

Family Room - she actually bought a HUGE sectional, when she got it in, she wasn't sure what to do with the non-refundable sectional.  We separated it into two sections - the other one is in the "Asian Room."

I got to do the drabby kitchen a cheery apricot color, which sounds gross but it actually complimented the cabinetry and brightened the whole room up.