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Bedroom staged by Expert Psychological Stager™ graduates trained by Kristie Barnett, The Decorologist
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Kristie Barnett
Trendy light wood floor living room photo in Nashville with a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace
Trendy light wood floor living room photo in Nashville with a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

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Inspiration for a transitional living room remodel in Nashville
Inspiration for a transitional living room remodel in Nashville
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This project was during my junior year of high school where I was enrolled in Interior Design for the whole school year. In this class we learned about the Interior parts of a building and how to apply each type of floor plan in a building: electrical, plumbing, ect.
This picture is of the first level floor plan. Here on either side there are classrooms for each grade, specifically 2 per grade. In the middle of the floor plan is the cafeteria/common space. To add more of a fun and creative element to the cafeteria, I added folding walls to separate every 2 lunch benches, but they can also be moved around due to being on wheels.
The front office, that consists of the principals office, bathrooms and the nurses office is on the 'bottom' of this picture.

Kristie Barnett
Inspiration for a contemporary carpeted dining room remodel in Nashville with green walls
Inspiration for a contemporary carpeted dining room remodel in Nashville with green walls

Family Room staged by Expert Psychological Stager™ graduates trained by Kristie Barnett, The Decorologist
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Staged Entry by Kristie Barnett
Mid-sized trendy medium tone wood floor entryway photo in Nashville with beige walls and a dark wood front door
Mid-sized trendy medium tone wood floor entryway photo in Nashville with beige walls and a dark wood front door

Kristie Barnett
Living room - contemporary light wood floor living room idea in Nashville with gray walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace
Living room - contemporary light wood floor living room idea in Nashville with gray walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

Travis was born and raised in Spokane. He grew up on the north side of town and graduated from North Central High School. Upon graduation, Travis decided to serve his country in the United States Marine Core. The last seven years in the USMC, Travis worked as an explosive ordinance disposal expert. In 2014, he left the Marine Corps and returned to Spokane. After taking a month or so off, Travis enrolled in the Homebuilders Association Carpentry Program and shortly after, to our delight, came to work for Hanson Carlen. Travis and his wife, Jessica, have two children and are enjoying parenthood immensely.

Large elegant backyard concrete patio photo in Toronto with a fire pit and no cover

New England Ranch Remodel
This rambling mid-century house in Andover, MA was designed in 1952 by William Hajjar. Hajjar graduated from MIT in 1942, 40 years before Flavin Architects' founding principal, Colin Flavin enrolled there. In addition to his focus on designing houses, Hajjar was also active in research, and developed double glass curtain walls, an early innovation in making buildings more energy efficient.
Our client had outgrown the original single-story house, and our challenge was to add a second floor without losing the low-slung character of the original massing. Our addition is set discretely at the rear of the house away from the street. We extended a rectangular bay window up to the new second floor, linking the new to the existing. To reach the second floor, we designed a new steel stair that wraps around the home’s original massive bluestone fireplace The second floor includes a master bedroom suite and study. The exterior color scheme is a striking contrast of charcoal siding and white painted concrete masonry units. In keeping with the spirit of Hajjar’s vision of energy efficient housing, the home features a generous number of south-facing windows to maximize passive solar light and heat.

New England Ranch Remodel
This rambling mid-century house in Andover, MA was designed in 1952 by William Hajjar. Hajjar graduated from MIT in 1942, 40 years before Flavin Architects' founding principal, Colin Flavin enrolled there. In addition to his focus on designing houses, Hajjar was also active in research and developed double glass curtain walls, an early innovation in making buildings more energy-efficient.
Our client had outgrown the original single-story house, and our challenge was to add a second floor without losing the low-slung character of the original massing. Our addition is set discretely at the rear of the house away from the street. We extended a rectangular bay window up to the new second floor, linking the new to the existing. To reach the second floor, we designed a new steel stair that wraps around the home’s original massive bluestone fireplace The second floor includes a master bedroom suite and study. The exterior color scheme is a striking contrast of charcoal siding and white painted concrete masonry units. In keeping with the spirit of Hajjar’s vision of energy-efficient housing, the home features a generous number of south-facing windows to maximize passive solar light and heat.

As part of their re-branding, we were enrolled to do up the entrance and reception area to Sullivan Maritime Ltd offices on St Barbara's bastions in Valletta. The mahogany slats and nautical light fittings offer a playful link to ship interiors. Wall panelling lining the perimeter of the compact space conceals well-organised storage spaces, away from visitors' sights.

As part of their re-branding, we were enrolled to do up the entrance and reception area to Sullivan Maritime Ltd offices on St Barbara's bastions in Valletta. The mahogany slats and nautical light fittings offer a playful link to ship interiors. Wall panelling lining the perimeter of the compact space conceals well-organised storage spaces, away from visitors' sights.

As part of their re-branding, we were enrolled to do up the entrance and reception area to Sullivan Maritime Ltd offices on St Barbara's bastions in Valletta. The mahogany slats and nautical light fittings offer a playful link to ship interiors. Wall panelling lining the perimeter of the compact space conceals well-organised storage spaces, away from visitors' sights.
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