Monday, December 7, 2009

The Secretary

The Secretary is a piece historically called escritoire that started as a writing surface in 17th century Europe.  It became popular in the 1800's and 1900's in England, France and the U.S. with a bookcase or cabinet on top.




The Secretary is one of my personal favorite pieces of furniture.  The writing surface folds up and conceals storage and the work area. It doubles as a bookcase and writing surface in compact areas and can be placed in living rooms, libraries or almost anywhere because it is simply a beautiful and historical piece.

I also love it for it's versatility in use.  In addition to using for its historical desk purposes consider using it in one of the following ways:
  •  In a dining or breakfast area as a buffet and china cabinet.  Use it for displaying desserts or beverages and the storage on top for china or treasured pieces and table linen in the drawers below.  
  •  It can also be used as an accent piece in an entry of a home and doubles as a writing surface/mail station and/or storage for keys, etc. 
  • In a bedroom or guest room as a bedside table.  Store books on top; store blankets and throws in the bottom drawers; leave it open and have a reading lamp on the writing surface; and of course doubles as a desk.
  • In a bedroom or vanity area as a vanity or dressing area.  Include a vanity mirror and lamp and you've got yourself a perfect vignette.
Consider adding an unexpected spin by putting a lamp on the surface, a vase with flowers, decorative bookends, the possibilities are almost endless.  Enjoy the images below:





Saturday, November 28, 2009

San Diego Shutters & Blinds

Dress your windows in time for the holidays. Add drapes over shutters for drama or enjoy the simple elegance that shutters provide.










Print or simply mention this Promo and Call Me for a Free In-Home Consultation.   
Your Interior Design Specialist,
Laura Zazueta
Ph. 619.395.1003



Saturday, November 14, 2009

Wallpaper

Wallpaper can make much more of a statement than paint alone. With so many beautiful choices, why not play up a dining room or powder with more personality.

Bold wallpaper works well in rooms not used to often such as powder rooms or guest quarters. Some choices are a large scale damask or metallic.







In rooms you spend more time in like a master bedroom, consider more understated choices. Consider metallic on a ceiling. The light is reflected and gives the room a beautiful glow.

Consider playing up your guest room and bath to welcome overnight holiday guests.  Contact me for a consultation.

Your Interior Design Specialist,
Laura Zazueta

619.395.1003
laura.interiors@gmail.com


Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Say Good Bye to Boring Vertical Blinds

And Hello to Stylish Sliding Panels

Panel Accents are ideal for sliding doors and wide windows. They can also be mounted on a ceiling to make the perfect room divider or closet door alternative. Plus it's easy to create a personalized look by matching different styles and colors on one track.

The come in rollar shade fabrics, solar shade fabrics, roller shade fabric and natural woven shade material.


Elegant Roman Shade Fabric



Natural Shade Material (Mixed and Matched for Personalized Style)
 

Solar Shade Fabric (As a chic Room Divider)
 

Call me for a Free Design Consultation for adding a Stylish touch to your sliding door, closet door or simply adding a room divider.


Laura Zazueta Ferratt
Ph 619.395.1003

Saturday, September 19, 2009

San Diego Window Coverings - Great Savings


There is still time to Spruce Up Your Home before the Holidays
Give Me a Call for a Free Estimate
Laura Zazueta Ferratt
Ph. 619.395.1003

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Holiday Decor

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laura.interiors@gmail.com

619.395.1003





Thursday, September 3, 2009

San Diego Draperies


Add drama to a room by mounting draperies high up toward the ceiling. For the most part draperies should always be floor to ceiling length with the exception of those that are covering windows just above kitchen sinks, counters, tubs or any other built-in elements. Add some punch to the room with bold pillows.

Contact me for a Free Window Covering Estimate.

Email: laura.interiors@gmail.com

or call 619.395.1003

I am offering $100 off of any Order of $1000 or more

and $50 off of any Order of $500 or more

Offers Expire 9/31/09



"I live in a small house with my husband and two small children. As the years passed we would accumulate pieces of furniture. I felt like I was living in a yard sale. No pieces matched and however I arranged them the rooms still looked small. I asked Laure Zazueta Ferratt from FINO to come and help me with a new furniture layout so that so that it would look and feel more comfortable for us. After providing a new furniture layout and adding a few accents pieces, the room felt larger and much more comfortable. My husband could not believe the transformation. Friends and family have not stopped complimenting us on our “new” living room. I cannot wait to have Laura design our other rooms. "-Leah Albertson