Creative Interiors is a full-service interior design firm that handles commercial and residential pr
Creative Interiors is a full-service interior design firm that handles commercial and residential projects from inception to completion by collaborating with expert professionals to seamlessly meet every project’s unique needs. We also work with our clients’ resources should they prefer. We specialize in space planning, merchandise procurement, and renovation/contracting services to deliver custom-built spaces filled with original details like window treatments, flooring, and furnishings. We also work on kitchen design and bathroom design, from face-lifts to total renovations. Servicing Fairfield county including: Danbury, Faifield, Greenwich, New Canaan, Ridgefield, Stamford, Westport,NYC including Riverdale, Westchester, Briarcliff Manor, Greenburg, Harrison, Larchmont, Lewisboro, Mt. Pleasant, New Rochelle, Peekskill, Rye, Scarsdale, Tarrytown, White Plains and Yorktown
17/07/2020
Wondering how to create a home office space? I am now offering a new service for virtual decorating to be done in the safety and comfort of your home. This service will help resolve decorating issues from anywhere via Skype, FaceTime or Zoom.
Now accepting requests for a complimentary 15-minute consultation. Inquire today at 914-669-9200.
Hi neighbors. To briefly introduce myself, I’ve been living and working in our Northern Westchester area for decades. Some of you may already know me or have worked with me in the past. I have several allied businesses: Creative Interiors, Decorate in a Day, Creative Staging, and Downsizing/Aging in Place. I’m introducing my newest service now called Virtual Decorating. You can see my portfolio, read my blogs, and get many more details on my site creativeinteriorsbyalice.com. I’m here to help with your residential or commercial decorating needs throughout our communities. Bedford Village Community, Bedford, NY Mount Kisco Moms Chappaqua Working Moms
02/07/2020
Here are 10 ways to perk up your home for the summer:
AN INCIDENT AT THE GROCERY STORE
DURING THE PANDEMIC
“Yesterday was the first time in 10 weeks that I ventured inside a supermarket donned with my gloves and mask. I had finally decided to be brave (or stupid, but time will tell) and do my own food shopping at last. I’d been using deliveries from some of the biggest markets near where I live which has become my new normal. Actually I’ve discovered how convenient and easy it is. OK, these days I haven’t been doing my usual popping in to a store whevever to pick up some last minute fresh bread or desserts which I did all my life. Instead I plan my meals several days ahead and select my choices from an impressively detailed list of online options. The store’s online programs tell me instantly what’s unavailable with suggested substitutions. It’s easy to navigate and I find the sites very user friendly. It’s kind of fun! But the big stumbling block is the available delivery dates.
At the beginning of the virus the deliveries went out 2 weeks or more! I shopped around on line until I found a store that offered a scheduled time option from 6:30 A.M. - 10 A.M. which I grabbed. Guess most people didn’t want to start out that early to receive large deliveries dropped outside their front door before breakfast and then begin the chore of Lysoling each item while they were still in their PJ’s holding a mug of coffee. But I’m an early riser so it worked for me.
I’ve been judiciously selecting fresh fruits and vegetables with ‘covers’, like bananas, avocados, potatoes, and melons. I’ve even been too concerned with the risk of catching Covid that I don’t feel secure spray washing bunches of grapes in the colander. Call me paranoid, but I’ve discovered everyone has their own ways of how far they’ll go to protect themselves. And they’re quite articulate criticizing others who do less or more they they do; just an unpleasant observation.
After I filled my shopping cart with wonderful choices of foods I couldn’t find on the store’s online offerings I was elated, it was time to checkout. All of a sudden there was a lineup of people with their carts near me, with several checkers shouting. Apparently there was a kerfuffle in progress. I looked around and at first couldn’t find a reason for the problem. Then I heard a frantic call on the loud speaker for the manager to come immediately to “main door #2”. Everyone was hustling around and then I spied the issue: the store’s 7’ tall metal robot Arthur was blocking the automated door and was in the direct path of people trying to exit. He was an unmovable object who apparently wasn’t “allowed” to approach the exit door so closely, but there he was. The store’s manager and several of the checkers tried to lift and prod him but he couldn’t be budged. As they were all in an uproar and nobody knew how to deprogram him, the lineup of people with their shopping carts grew. They started to complain loudly they wanted to leave. “Somebody do something!!!” My lady checker was wringing her hands. Alice to the rescue: “Why doesn’t everyone just use the other door?”.
Applause from all, I was the hero. I nearly fell down laughing. It was a memorable day that happily interrupted so many boring weeks of food shopping quarantine.
And what’s been your grocery shopping experience during “hunkering down”? Please write and share your stories. Eventually this may all become a memory. Or something to deal with from now on. Grrrrr.”
09/05/2020
This deck is small but will cheerfully accommodate the entire family for barbecuing and afternoon sunning.
09/05/2020
A young teenage girls' bedroom features a trundle bed for sleepovers. Custom area rug is gray with a pink perimeter border. Black, gray and white with bright pink accents, a crystal flush mount light and a mirrored dresser should be appropriate until college.
09/05/2020
A virtually decorated guest bedroom, peach upholstered headboard, client's art, taupe walls with crown molding which separates soft peach ceiling.
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CREATIVE INTERIORS is a full-service interior design firm that handles commercial and residential projects from inception to completion by collaborating with expert professionals to seamlessly meet every project’s unique needs. We also work with our clients’ resources should they prefer.
We specialize in space planning, merchandise procurement, and renovation/contracting services to deliver custom-built spaces filled with original details like window treatments, flooring, and furnishings. We also work on kitchen design and bathroom design, from face-lifts to total renovations.
Our DECORATE IN A DAY, INC. service is consulting to help our clients maximize their possessions and give their rooms more interest, appeal and character. We focus on wall coverings, flooring, window treatments, furniture, accessories, etc. We are available to implement our ideas using online and local resources working one to one with our clients for reasonable fees.
Our newest service is DOWNSIZING SOLUTIONS BY ALICE. We specialize in helping people relocate and decide what to keep, sell, donate, refurbish, etc. We can also help our clients AGE IN PLACE and help organize their home to prepare for their senior years.
Servicing Westchester County, NY, Fairfield County, CT, NYC, surrounding areas and Sarasota FLA.
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