| (ARA) - "Reality" shows have saturated
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| | range and a smidgen of time, creating
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| television programming, especially in the
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| | unrealistic expectations that can only
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| area of home and garden design. You can
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| | lead to disappointment. Disillusionment
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| "trade spaces" with a neighbor, enlist a
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| | will turn into delight, however, if you
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| professional to recreate a high-end
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| | take the time to find and hire the right
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| designer room on a budget or secretly
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| | professional interior designer who can
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| call in a design team to remake a room as
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| | develop a design solution and practical
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| a surprise for a loved one. This makes
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| | budget specific to your needs.
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| for compelling television watching . . .
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| | Qualified interior designers can make a
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| especially when the transformed spaces
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| | huge impact when it comes to home
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| and the shocked reactions of the room
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| | renovation and remodeling. Designers are
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| makeover "victims" are revealed. But
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| | creative problem solvers who can analyze
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| these reality shows are not real. They do
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| | lifestyles and needs, optimize traffic
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| little to showcase the benefits of
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| | flow, organize and effectively use
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| working with professional interior
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| | available spaces, select color palettes,
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| designers who can help you "trade
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| | and interpret personal preferences. And
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| spaces," "change rooms" or "design on a
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| | unlike most of the design reality shows,
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| dime," but better.
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| | professional designers listen and adhere
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| Although some design show hosts have a
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| | to their clients' needs and preferences
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| formal education and professional
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| | before recommending a design course to
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| background in interior design, many do
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| | take.
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| not. The professional design talent would
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| | If you are an avid "do-it-yourselfer," a
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| be the first to tell you that the magical
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| | designer can set a cohesive renovation
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| world of television, with its strategic
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| | plan so you can tackle your own project
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| editing and instant gratification, is far
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| | efficiently, realistically and on budget.
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| different from the real world of interior
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| | When a job is more complicated, a
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| design where good results require careful
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| | designer can assemble a team of
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| planning, patience and expectations.
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| | specialists, provide access to a variety
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| Although a design show's budget may be
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| | of resources that you might not be
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| $500 to $1,000, that amount doesn't
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| | familiar with and seamlessly manage your
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| include the cost of hiring and using
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| | entire project from beginning to end.
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| professional labor. These shows have
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| | Designers can be consulted for their
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| designers and multiple contractors on
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| | skills and expertise at any level of need
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| staff who make sure the inexpensive
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| | or any size or scope of project. You'll
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| supplies are translated into
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| | find that the collaboration between
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| aesthetically pleasing (although not
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| | homeowner and designer leads to
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| necessarily functional, practical or
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| | tremendous results, which will exceed
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| safe) furniture, accessories, window
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| | expectations. Best of all, you'll be
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| treatments and wall coverings.
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| | surprised at how little designer fees add
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| After watching episodes of these shows,
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| | to the overall renovation budget,
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| some viewers may mistakenly believe that
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| | especially when you factor in eliminating
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| any home improvement project can be
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| | the risk of costly mistakes.
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| accomplished within a very limited price
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