CLR Design Services, Inc.

CLR Design Services, Inc. A full-service interior design firm specializing in residential and commercial new construction, remodeling. "Authenticity" is what I'm all about!

I partner with my clients to ensure their personality shines through design and have fun doing it. My services range from designing for remodels and new construction with an architect/builder on layouts, cabinet design, tile design, lighting design/selection all the way to selecting the perfect blender. It's totally up to you!

September doesn't ask permission to feel golden, it just is… 🌻It's fading sunsets, golden rays stretching across the hor...
09/03/2026

September doesn't ask permission to feel golden, it just is… 🌻

It's fading sunsets, golden rays stretching across the horizon, lingering evenings under porch string lights.

That's why Sherwin-Williams' Gusto Gold (SW 6904) feels like the perfect color for this month. It has the same energy as that late-day light or the slow, warm shift from summer into early fall; unhurried and a little nostalgic.

It's the kind of gold that isn’t trendy, but still reads as intentional. In the right space, it brings warmth and depth without ever feeling pretentious.

It just settles in and makes the room feel like it's always belonged there.

Let’s say you say you love the color blue.What you actually love is what blue does to a room, the calming feeling it cre...
09/01/2026

Let’s say you say you love the color blue.

What you actually love is what blue does to a room, the calming feeling it creates.

The same goes for the fabric you keep touching or the sofa you can't explain why you like; there's always a "why" under the "what."

My job is finding your why and then building a room around it.

Design isn't always glamorous. Sometimes it's climbing an eight-foot ladder in your “good clothes” to check if the windo...
08/27/2026

Design isn't always glamorous. Sometimes it's climbing an eight-foot ladder in your “good clothes” to check if the window trim is rotted enough to pull before the exterior shade can go in. 😅(It was. We handled it.)

Every project has moments like this; the unglamorous, necessary ones that have to happen before anything beautiful can. That's just what comes with the job. 🩷

A home isn't defined by its finishes or its floor plan.It's defined by what actually happens inside it.That's what I'm d...
08/25/2026

A home isn't defined by its finishes or its floor plan.

It's defined by what actually happens inside it.

That's what I'm designing for. 🩷

I’m always getting comments asking "what color is that?" so I thought I'd share the full palette behind this kitchen and...
08/20/2026

I’m always getting comments asking "what color is that?" so I thought I'd share the full palette behind this kitchen and laundry room 🎨

Four colors that live together on cabinets, walls, and trim; calm without being cold, and layered without feeling busy.

Swipe to see the full palette 🌿

Every project has a behind-the-scenes story the client never hears. That's not an accident; that's the job. 😌Problems do...
08/18/2026

Every project has a behind-the-scenes story the client never hears. That's not an accident; that's the job. 😌

Problems don't disappear on a job site; they just get solved before they ever become your problem. That's what a designer is handling while you're living your life. 🩷

Universal Design gets a bad rap for being “purely practical,” all grab bars and wide doorways with no room for beauty.Bu...
08/13/2026

Universal Design gets a bad rap for being “purely practical,” all grab bars and wide doorways with no room for beauty.

But a space that works for everyone AND looks incredible? Those two things have never been mutually exclusive. It’s time to stop treating them that way. 🩷

Every home has one: the space you quietly avoid.Maybe it's a guest bedroom nobody's slept in since 2019. Maybe it's a co...
08/11/2026

Every home has one: the space you quietly avoid.

Maybe it's a guest bedroom nobody's slept in since 2019. Maybe it's a corner of the kitchen that exists solely to collect mail, keys, and charging cables you swear you'll need someday. Or maybe it's your home office, where you sit at your desk and pretend the piles of things out of view of the we**am don't exist 😅

These spaces usually mean one of two things: the room isn't actually serving a clear purpose, or it's become the path of least resistance for clutter, the place where things land because putting them away properly takes one extra step you don't have time for.

The fix isn't more storage bins (though I do love a good bin). It's figuring out what the space is actually for, and designing it so the easy thing to do is also the right thing to do.

A room you avoid isn't really part of your home. That's exactly where a designer can help; assessing how you actually live, what you actually need, and turning that overlooked space into somewhere you genuinely want to be. 🩷

How a room feels matters just as much as how it looks.I've always been sensitive to smell. But lately? It's gotten worse...
08/06/2026

How a room feels matters just as much as how it looks.

I've always been sensitive to smell. But lately? It's gotten worse. Things that never used to register now hit me like a wall (looking at you, strongly scented candles) 😅

Our sensory needs shift as we get older, whether it's smell, light, sound, or even texture. What worked for you ten years ago might not work for you now, and that's not something to fight against. It's something to plan for.

A friend of mine recently mentioned that her favorite office lamp suddenly gives her a glare headache, now that she's developed astigmatism. Same lamp, same desk, different eyes.

Good design accounts for that. Lighting you can actually adjust instead of one harsh overhead option. Textures that feel good. Soft furnishings that absorb sound instead of letting noise echo through an open floor plan.

Your home should be able to change with you. Not the other way around. 🩷

If July is the party, then August is the deep breath after it. Summer break starts winding down, routines ease back into...
08/04/2026

If July is the party, then August is the deep breath after it.

Summer break starts winding down, routines ease back into place; it’s a transition that sneaks up every year, no matter how ready we actually are for it.

That's why Celestial (SW 6808) by Sherwin-Williams feels like the perfect color for this month. It has the same energy as a hazy summer sky, or the last light over the water before a coastal sunset fades out; soft, steady, and quietly calming.

It's the kind of blue that brings stillness into a room without making it feel cold, especially gorgeous in a bathroom or anywhere you want to feel like you've stepped into your own quiet retreat.

In the right space, it does what August itself is trying to do: slow everything down, just for a minute.

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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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