NEW YORK, NY, November 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) This is the perfect opportunity for DIY homeowners who have that one room that's missing something to make their home meet their design expectations.
Before the holiday season begins, you can win one of three mini makeovers. From now until November 29, homeowners are invited to like the Facebook page of Christine Tse Interiors and to leave a comment letting her know why your home needs a mini makeover. Explain your design dilemma in a few sentences and you might win. Winners will be announced on November 30, 2011 on the Facebook page.
"Happiness come from inside - so let's start with your home!" Christine says.
Each of the three winners of the mini makeover will need to answer a questionnaire that Christine will send them, along with a floor plan. After this, a 30-minute Skype talk will be scheduled.
The winners will receive:
• A floor plan with furniture placement.
• A color palette.
• Furnishings and accessories.
• Fabric advice.
All of this will be done over the Internet, and the process will take about two to three weeks to finish.
Like the Christine Tse Interiors Facebook page to enter. And follow Christine on Twitter at @HappyLDecorates.
About Christine Tse
Christine is a virtual interior designer based in New York City. She loves working with busy individuals who want to "DIY" their interior design, but don't have infinite amounts of time to source and synthesize all the required elements. Check out her old blog for design inspiration and tips.
For more information email Christine at tse.christine@hotmail.com
Christine Tse Interiors Announces A Mini Home Makeover Contest to Celebrate Her New Interior Design Blog
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[Press-News.org] Christine Tse Interiors Announces A Mini Home Makeover Contest to Celebrate Her New Interior Design BlogChristine Tse, an interior decorator and e-decor specialist, is running an easy-to-enter contest to celebrate the launch of her new interior design blog.