1. Integrating new furniture into the existing space and decor, matching furniture

Furniture purchases may not be appropriate for its intended use. Furniture may not match existing decor

Match furniture to your lifestyle, including matching existing furniture and decor, and ensuring the furniture will meet the demands of how you plan to use it.

2. The furniture configuration does not maximize space. The room's configuration is a challenge; the room is oddly shaped.

Furniture arrangements that block traffic flow, create unusable dead space that makes the room look smaller, or does not compliment the architecture of the room.

Kacey Design Consultants can create several floor plans that will accent or change the room's focal point, maximize available space, compliment the room's floor-wall-ceiling architecture, or change traffic flow patterns.

3. Color schemes and fabrics are difficult to match/compliment without seeing them in relation to what you currently have. Room "background elements" (e.g., carpeting, draperies, and walls) are hard to visualize in the store.

Purchasing fabric patterns/colors that clash or colors that make a room look too dark. Background elements may affect color.

Color and fabric alternatives can be developed. Color, texture, and style, of your furniture can all be carefully considered relative to the room's background elements.

4. Accessorizing is difficult without seeing the other elements of the room.

Purchasing accessories that clash with current items, room can be over-accessorized (cluttered) or under-accessorized (sparse and bare).

Accessory plans can be developed for lighting, pillows, area rugs, art, and plants. Just as jewelry accentuates and adds the finishing touches to your wardrobe»well coordinated accessories are jewelry for the home.