INTERIORS

Harrisonburg, Virginia 2025

Every successful product is the result of hard work, this applies to every field of business. Intuition alone is not enough to create a useful and enjoyable product. Success also requires research, planning, and clear client-provider communication. Pictured below are some of the challenges in designing this area and the steps it took to overcome them. 

AFTER:  View 1

Vinyl floor cloth, Williamsburg pattern, softens the square lines of furniture and hardness of the tile floors. The floor cloth also connects the two sides of the room and its pattern relate to the company logo on the wall. Matching wood side table and coffee table connect two sides of the room as well. Navy along bottom of two walls anchors the room to the floor.


before:  View 1

Waiting room has tall ceilings and tile floor Client wanted it to look professional and conservative. but updated and welcoming.

AFTER:  View 2

The company logo on the wall draws you into the office. Check-in window shelf was made larger and used as a point of reference for the chair rail height. Chair rail also frames the check-in window.

before:  View 2

When customers entered they  went to the door on left instead of the check-in window first.

11.08.2025 I can not express how much I appreciate you taking on this project! We are indecisive, unfocused (on these type of projects) and not easy to work with so I appreciate you spending so much time to make everything just right. The front looks amazing and a million times better than I imagined it could be!

One month later. We and all of our clients absolutely LOVE the front foyer! We know our strengths and weaknesses and asked someone from Staunton to help us do this because if we did it we’d still be staring at 4 blank walls and old furniture!”

Christine E. Worontzoff, MBA
Stern & Heatwole Financial Group
Virginia