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Hotel-Inspired Retreat

Research has proven that most people feel “more at home” when they are away from home. You know that feeling you get when you go on vacation? "Feel home" is a balanced atmosphere of ease, contentment, comfort, and a sense of belonging. Hotels have discovered the science in design. When Stephanie reached out to me for help with her guest bedroom, she wanted to create a hotel-inspired retreat for her family and friends to enjoy while visiting her home in GA. She felt anxious just walking past the empty room because her family would be visiting soon, and she didn’t know where to start. I offered Stephanie my eDesign service because it would provide her with a picture collage of all the décor elements like furniture, lighting, a rug, a color palette, and more that we would use in her space to create the luxury experience that she desired for her traveling guest. In addition to a shopping list and a floor plan. She was overfilled with joy after seeing the results and felt at ease knowing that her loved ones would walk into a beautiful inviting space that would give them a nice warm hug upon arrival. I am a good referral for anyone who is ready to intentionally design their space with thought and care. I’m Martha Moore of Scientifically Designed.  

The most recent referral was to Nick Jones who holds the PNC position on our team. Our 22-year-old son had an at-fault car wreck that caused our insurance premiums to skyrocket. We had been searching for months to find a premium that he could afford solo since we currently have a 16-year old that's eager to drive. Nick was able to shop around for us and found a great rate that my son could afford on his own. It saved us a lot of time searching for coverage and money on the monthly premium.&nbsp;

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