Dressing Rooms

Interior Design Firm

Transforming living environments has been a passion at Dressing Rooms for over twenty years. They wanted a site that conveyed their “all-in, hands-on” approach and their signature of using reclaimed and artfully restored items in their designs. Whether your style is contemporary, traditional, or transitional, explore the portfolio to see how stunning living spaces can be. We have now created two iterations of the Dressing Rooms website, the second with a bolder look taking advantage of the latest technology.  |  View >>

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Testimonial

“I was not only looking for a new website but also for a new logo and a better identity to reflect my growing practice. Jim’s ability to spend time with me, listen, see my work and translate that into words that truly reflected my style as well as my business practice was remarkable.

Peter had the daunting task of trying to please a designer, not only with a logo image—that I had some strong ideas on—but also presenting and interpreting the nuances of color and layouts that I tried to convey. Perfection again!

They were very patient with the process—directing me through the best use of technology, continually keeping my end goal in sight. They created a logo and website for me that I continually get complimented on and have absolutely accomplished the goal of taking my business to a whole new level. Bravo!”

Deborah Farrand | President

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