Economy Downturn has Homeowners Turning to Home Interior Decorating
Cynthia Aiken, prominent Atlanta interior designer and owner of Cynthia Aiken Interiors has seen an increase in the number of clients using interior decorating to upgrade their homes rather than "buying up" into new residences. Cynthia Aiken commented on the current trend in redecorating rather than moving, "In today's market, where people are staying put, I am being asked for help in complementing existing furnishings or to "fill in" where there are gaps in the furnishings or incomplete interior design". In recognition of this trend, Cynthia Aiken Interiors has created an extensive new website for interior design ideas.
Marble Hill, GA (PRWEB) June 30, 2009 -- Cynthia Aiken, prominent Atlanta interior designer and owner of Cynthia Aiken Interiors has seen an increase in the number of clients using interior decorating to upgrade their homes rather than "buying up" into new residences. This is in spite of extremely competitive interest rates and the fact that there is a large selection of homes on the market. The two key factors keeping people in their current homes are more stringent down payment requirements and the difficulty of selling existing homes. The result is that metro-Atlanta homeowners are opting to improve their existing homes with the assistance of Atlanta interior designers who often recommend new furniture and accessories, new paint, new appliances, and extensive outdoor landscaping.
Cynthia Aiken is one of today's most sought-after interior designers her work has been published in Southern Living, Atlanta Homes and Lifestyles, Home and Garden, and House Beautiful magazines as well as a guest appearance on HGTV. Cynthia Aiken Interiors has traditionally worked with homeowners trying to achieve a certain "look" in a new home and much of her work is from the ground up. Her customers often request the French country decorating and cottage style decorating she is know for when requesting her services and often she is involved with architects and builders before the footings are laid.
Cynthia Aiken commented on the current trend in redecorating rather than moving, "In today's market, where people are staying put, I am being asked for help in complementing existing furnishings or to "fill in" where there are gaps in the furnishings or incomplete interior design. While the initial reason for doing this is often financial, many times my clients tell me, after transforming their home, that they wonder why they ever considered moving to a new home in the first place. With the help of a good interior designer, you can create an entirely new look to existing space at a very reasonable cost."
In recognition of this trend, Cynthia Aiken Interiors has created an extensive new website for her customers that can be accessed at interior design ideas.
Cynthia Aiken Interiors
171 Foothills Parkway
Marble Hill, GA. 30148
(770) 893-1500
http://www.CynthiaAikenInteriors.com
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