January 11, 2026 After five weeks or so my latest bathroom project is complete - and the shower door is in! Decisions made - grout (see earlier post!), tiles (floor, shower walls, half-wall, thresholds), lighting, toilet, vanity, paint color, bead and board style and height, fixtures (shower, spray, faucet, paper holder, towel holder). A bathroom has so many details and they are fairly permanent and expensive. Very pleased with this one and how it fits in very nicely in th

I've been working on a few kitchens lately where both had an original layout that did not really use the space to advantage. Sometimes you know what doesn't work, but sometimes you can't imagine what might work. That is where I can help, by doing 3D floor plans of your space. Once everything is "gone" (at least on paper!) it can be easier to imagine how to rebuild the room and see what options are possible. Through this iterative process one floorplan usually steps forwar

Design trends come and go, but some elements of design have long-lasting appeal. At Prince George Street Design, we believe beautiful spaces should feel authentic and timeless rather than trendy. Or trending. Or on-trend! Staying current with things like color and details is easy once you have the foundations in place. But buy the wrong foundation pieces and you will be starting a journey on a hamster wheel trying to stay current. As anyone on social media knows, things ch

Much of the work of being an interior designer is dealing with problems. So many problems! Once the order is in, the client is happy to have completed the biggest part of the job -- selections for the home! But this is when the designer's mettle is tested. Items are delayed, backordered, out of stock, tariffs are added, cutting fees, lost products in transit, misdeliveries. All the "not fun" stuff that you don't have to deal with when you hire a designer! This is my job,