Win A Makeover
Stores Sponsoring Makeovers
Here's some clips of the articles in the news ...
Ikea makeover - New Haven, CT 8-26-05
Organized by the Visiting Nurse Association of South Central Connecticut -- The VNA of South Central Connecticut and IKEA are teaming up to do two other rooms. The makeover project came about in celebration of the VNA's centennial.
Target store makeover - Hattiesburg, MS
Two Southern Miss freshmen got a special surprise when they checked into their dorm room today. Their 5th floor room at Pulley Hall received a full makeover, courtesy of the new Target store which will soon be opening in Hattiesburg. Target employees did about $500 dollars worth of work to the room.
And, if you're in Florida, here's a really nice opportunity:
Miami Herald 8-21-05
Readers submit e-mails or letters describing the room they want to change. The Herald arranges for a designer or home stylist to visit and provide free advice. The reader shops for the new items and pays for any changes, which can range from a paint job and rug to new upholstery or furniture. The cost of changes cannot exceed $1,000. Want to participate? Send a description of your room to newhomes@herald.com or The Herald, 1 Herald Plaza, Miami, FL 33132, Attn.: Home & Design/Makeovers. Include your name, address and phone number.
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Maybe it would be worthwhile to write letters to your local stores about your situation. Who knows? They just might take on your project ... Publicity for them is always a good thing!
2 comment(s):
Hello,
I am curious about what you do: professional organizer and interior decorator.
As a professional organizer, what do you do?
I like organizing very much, I do it to my own home, and I thought it would be nice to be able to do it and earn a living at the same time!.. Please share, thanks
Val Jo
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
By Val Jo, at 8:19 PM
you can visit my company web site at
www.handygirl.com and find out about what I do. I also have a site about becoming a professional organizer at www.professional-organizers.com.
By Cyndi Seidler, at 11:12 PM
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