We were honored to be a selected designer for the "Where Hope Has a Home" charity project. At Alden Miller we are committed to working in the community bringing great design to all. Joseph Schell

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A fun lounge designed for a teen foster home. Bright colors and fun furniture gave it a relaxed yet cheerful space to brighten the kid's days! Designed by Grace Blu, www.graceblu.com

My generous organizing client needed help to pare down before she moved. She had much beautiful yarn and was concerned about it going to a good cause. We were so lucky to learn about fallbrookblanketproject.org. The yarn will be used to knit and crochet blankets, hats, scarves for over 10 different charities. If you need help paring down, call a professional organizer. It's much easier to do it with a buddy than alone. We take a full carload of your donations after every session as a community service.

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Black and white ribbon was the inspiration for the tree this year.
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The antique green ornaments added the feel of a casual yet elegant tree.
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We were honored to be a selected designer for the "Where Hope Has a Home" charity project. At Alden Miller we are committed to working in the community bringing great design to all. Joseph Schell

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The Blue Butterfly Sanctuary is the site of an old navel housing facility. The base was constructed in the early 90’s and then inhabited for only three years before becoming a ghost town. After 20 years and miles and miles of red tape the VOA (Veterans of America) got the go ahead to convert these 76 abandoned houses into homes for homeless single mother veterans and their children. As a single mama myself, and as a person who believes that every human who so desires to should have a place they can call home, this project moved me. I joined forces with my stellar sister, Justina Blakeney and together with the helping hands of a few dear friends, a dose of DIY genius, and a bunch of love, we turned this house into a home. On a shoestring ;-) Photographed by Danae Rolyn

We were honored to be a selected designer for the "Where Hope Has a Home" charity project. At Alden Miller we are committed to working in the community bringing great design to all. Joseph Schell

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