BEFORE: The owners of this condo called us because they were suffering from 'design paralysis'. A quick review of their home showed several issues including this oversized sofa that turned its back on the view, leaving no room for a conversation area.

AFTER: A clean-lined sectional allows for entertaining, stretching out, and enjoying both the view and the fireplace.

BEFORE: The bones were there - a slender, long dining table and matching sideboard plus four comfy parsons chairs - but the tiny light fixture was underwhelming.

AFTER: Silver accents, a new modern crystal chandelier, and a pair of glass-vase wall sconces add shine and glamour to the space. A mirror faces the view, doubling the light and visual space.

BEFORE: The cluttered office suffered from a lack of storage and was not a very inspiring place to work. The green accent wall had no visual purpose.

AFTER: A corner desk, floating shelves and lateral filing cabinets put an end to the clutter and help to create a peaceful working environment. Task and ambient lighting make this windowless room feel inviting.

BEFORE: A second eating space was not an efficient use of space, especially considering one of the owners loved the idea of an 'away' space, complete with a recliner for after-work naps.

AFTER: A series of tall dark wood bookshelves created a library feel and provided some much-needed storage. The cozy room was just big enough to accommodate a new Todd Oldham-designed modern La-Z-Boy recliner.