Interior Decorators

[L00k4ward]

Originally Posted by Threestep2

What on earth is a wood slat kitchen island? Never mind - there is always Google. Is this what you consider ultra modern? BTW - Whoever wants to clean that is welcome to it. My folks had the matchy matchy fronts for kitchen and laundry appliances in the 70s. 2-3 years into it you have surface issues.

Sounds like you are looking for a freebie you can boss around. Best of luck.

Or hopes for a date…

[L00k4ward]

Originally Posted by HSVAeroEngineer

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My ideas are way ahead of most people in this area anyways…….

No, they are not.

Looked at the house photo you posted and “approved “ as good.

Nearly fell off the chair. I knew right then that you need help buying the house.

Take this thread - another confirmation.

Moneyed people of good taste don’t look for decorator.
They hire a reputable interior design firm, not “a young person who should be prepared to be belittled and yelled at during your “paid internship“ - are you for real?

Sounds like you need a submissive date.

To put words “Samsung” and “bespoke” next to each other is a joke if not an outright crime..

What else have you got?

[L00k4ward]

Originally Posted by HSVAeroEngineer

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For a person like me- one of the most eligible bachelors in the Huntsville metro area- living in the Strand would be the next step up- it allows you to interact with all the women walking to the beach and you could invite them to your place for drinks as they walk by.


https://m.cbhomes.com/p/734/SB200977...Bd/pdl23tp.jpg

I am going to die laughing!

Is it a some kind of C-D variety of “smile, you are on camera?”

Is it someone writing a research paper on interpersonal skills on internet?

If you are for real - how come that you are not already taken?

So you need to purchase a multimillion dollar condo “to interact with all women walking through it to the beach”?

My dream is to see it IRL. I want to start taking bets how many will accept your invitation vs take some other actions - like calling the security

[Southlander]

Originally Posted by HSVAeroEngineer

I don't need an online decorator, I can do a much better work on my own than any of them, especially people that do not have any understanding of modern design.
What I was hoping to find is someone relatively young in need of an unique project that could be added to her portfolio-sort of like a paid internship if you will.
My ideas are way ahead of most people in this area anyways-right now, I am looking at kitchen designs with Samsung Bespoke appliances fully integrated with the kitchen cabinets and wood slat walls and panels.
I have not seen one home yet in this area with a wood slat kitchen island, so the styles I am seeing here are about ten years outdated.

Oh, so you want this service for free! And you want them to accept your heart-felt, always-correct critiques. It's a cliche, but I'll say it: You get what you pay for.

The type of cabinet construction you are writing about is extremely labor intensive and, as such, extremely expensive. Also, with our humid climate, that may not be the most practical type of cabinet. But there's always DIY, and since you're an expert at everything, that probably would be the way to go.

I've heard first-hand too many people having problems with Samsung appliances. I'm staying far away from them.

[GreggT]

Originally Posted by Southlander

I've heard first-hand too many people having problems with Samsung appliances. I'm staying far away from them.

My brother in Law and his wife own an appliance and repair store. They will not work on Samsung appliances due to availability of parts and lack of factory support.

[Rick In Madison]

Originally Posted by GreggT

My brother in Law and his wife own an appliance and repair store. They will not work on Samsung appliances due to availability of parts and lack of factory support.

From a reliability point of view; what is their recommended brand?

[GreggT]

Originally Posted by rick in madison

from a reliability point of view; what is their recommended brand?

GE, oh and we have Electrolux, but will replace as time comes with GE. We had GE is our condo for over 10 years, never an issue.

[1200RT]

Originally Posted by HSVAeroEngineer

You have absolutely no understanding of high end construction.

Do you? Mr. renting a condo for 12 months and has no connections in interior design.

If you did, you would fly yours in from LA, South FL or NY like someone who actually does "high end construction".

[VTsnowbird]

Closing this thread as it is going off-topic and OP has left the building.