About Design Perspectives LLC
My name is Amy Anderson, President, Design Perspectives LLC. I offer my clients comprehensive design assistance for their home from conception through implementation. Services range from design consulting, to remodeling, to decorating, to staging to live or sell.
I have a unique background which sets me apart in the interior design field. In addition to my experience in art and design, my undergraduate degree is in civil engineering. As a result, I am able to interpret blueprints, visualize designs 3-dimensionally, communicate effectively with contractors and raise critical questions during a remodeling project. My clients may fully envision their finished project in advance through the use of product boards, drawings and computer-aided design tools. With ten years of sales, service and management experience at IBM, I am fully committed to excellence and customer service, and bring strong communication and listening skills to my client relationships. I understand teamwork, project management and attention to detail. As a home designer, I am able to combine these professional skills with my artistic talents. I am thrilled to be pursuing my passion which benefits us both. I love what I do … my heart is in my vocation. I work diligently, enthusiastically, passionately …. assisting my clients in the creation of a beautiful and livable home.
This highly visible room had become a catch-all space for family heirlooms, yet sat un-purposed, and relatively unused. We found a different “treasure”… a table crafted out of wood from the Medici Gardens in Italy, and surrounded it with stylish … Continue reading →
Posted in Area Rugs, Custom Furniture, Decorating, Design, Furnishings, Interior Design, Living Spaces, Transitional
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Tagged Brendan Bass, decorating, Design, Design Perspectives, Furniture, Interior Design, Interior Designer, Kravet, Lee Industries, Loloi, Redecorating, Sitting room, Transitional, Upholstery
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Building a home 840 miles away can be challenging for anyone. We simplified the process by making all the material selections right here in DFW, where shopping resources abound. We selected colors, countertops, tile, lighting and plumbing all within a … Continue reading →
Posted in Cabinets, Contemporary, Decorating, Design, Interior Design, Kitchens, Lighting, New Construction, Tile
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Tagged Arizona Tile, Design, Design Perspectives, Interior Design, Interior Designer, Lighting, mountain home, MSI, New Construction, Quartz, Second home, vacation home
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What’s more fun than helping a favorite client update their home in Colleyville? Helping them create a vacation home in Durango, Colorado. From exterior material selections, to interior material selection, to furnishings and lighting. It was a team project from … Continue reading →
Posted in Contemporary, Design, Interior Design, Modern Rustic, New Construction
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Tagged Contemporary, Design, Design Perspectives, Durango, Interior Design, Interior Designer, mountain home, New Construction, Second home, Ski home, vacation home, Vacation property
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What a fun project helping plan and execute my client’s second home in Durango! We found time between reviewing blueprints, selecting materials and shopping for furnishings to explore some of the great restaurants and trails in Durango. More photos to … Continue reading →
Posted in Design, New Construction
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Tagged Colorado, Design, Design Perspectives, Designer, Durango, Interior Designer, mountain home, New Construction, Second home, Ski home, vacation home
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This project was particularly fun because we were starting from scratch. As a new construction project, we picked the floors, lighting and paint colors to set the stage for the furnishings, rug and accessories. Since my client was leaving a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Accessories, Arteriors, decorating, Design, Design Perspectives, Designmaster, Dining, Dining Room, Feizy, Formal Dining, Furniture, Interior Design, Interior Designer, Kravet, Old Biscayne, Transitional, Visual Comfort
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Frequently clients reach out when they are ready to “prepare their home for sale”. After the fact, a frequently asked question is “why did I wait? … I might have been enjoying a more inviting home myself all along!” In … Continue reading →
Posted in Staging
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Tagged Accessories, Art, Artwork, Bathroom, Bedding, Bedroom, Cabinets, decorating, Design, Design Perspectives, Dining, Entry, Fireplace, Furnishings, Furniture, Home Office, Interior Design, Kitchen, living space, Paint, Real Estate, Remodeling, Staging
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Eliminating the wall between vanity and shower, a clunky tub deck and over vanity lighting gives this bathroom room to breathe. Sconce lighting allowed for taller mirrors which visually expands the space. Much needed drawer space eliminates countertop clutter. A … Continue reading →
Posted in Bathrooms, Design, Interior Design, Lighting, Remodeling, Tile
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Tagged Arizona Tile, Bathroom, Coldwell Banker, Design, Design Perspectives, dolomite, Ferguson, Freestanding Tub, Home Improvement, Interior Design, Interior Designer, Lighting, Remodeling, Spa, Tile, Transitional
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When selling a home for top dollar, color, flooring, bathrooms and lighting all contribute to the goal.. but perhaps nothing speaks to a buyer more than a fresh kitchen. It’s most often “the hub”: the primary gathering and entertainment space … Continue reading →
Posted in Design, Flooring, Interior Design, Kitchens, Lighting, Paint, Real Estate, Remodeling, Staging, Tile, Transitional
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Tagged Arizona Tile, Coldwell Banker, Design, Design Perspectives, Ferguson, Flooring, Home Improvement, Interior Design, Interior Designer, Kitchen, Kitchen Remodeling, Lighting, Nail Down Wood, Paint, Quartz, Real Estate, Remodeling, Staging, Tile, Transitional, Triton Stone
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Lockdown provided extra think time to imagine what this timestamped master bath might become. Our initial brainstorm session was via Zoom. Our objectives: remove the silly glass shower floating in the middle of the room and relocate where natural light … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bathrooms, Cabinets, Daltile, Design, Design Perspectives, Ferguson, Home Improvement, Interior Design, Interior Designer, Quartzite, Remodeling, Tile, Transitional, Walker Zanger
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Little things with significant impact… a new coverlet and custom pillows refresh this guest room. The combination of ivory embroidery on taupe linen coupled with taupe embroidery on ivory linen lends a light and breezy new attitude to this bedroom. … Continue reading →
Posted in Bedding, Bedrooms, Decorating, Fabrics, Interior Design, Uncategorized
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Tagged Bedding, Bedrooms, Covid-19, decorating, Design, Design Perspectives, Fabrics, Interior Design, Interior Designer, Kravet, Pillows, Shelter in place
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