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April 25, 2018 Ruthie Staalsen

I always consider it an honor when a client refers me to a new client. What I love even more is when we have repeat clients for either a move, or in this case a rental property.

RUTHIE STAALSEN

Creating Relaxed, Collected Interiors with a Global Influence.

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Piano room for the kids to practice and a place for the parents to sit and enjoy... or maybe not 😂 #navywingbackchairs #pianoroom #piano #roundottoman #sittingroom #blueandwhitedraperies #designideas #dfwdesign #dallasdesigner #decorating #tassels #3armfloorlamp

Wallpaper up for a project we finish up next week! This bathroom is going to be so much fun! Thank you @york_wallcoverings #ruthiestaalseninteriors #palmwallpaper #palms #designideas #instadesign #wallpapertrends2019 #dallasdesigner @ftworthhome

This is the @traditionalhome @dallasshowhouse #hallway that I completed a couple years ago with @donnamosshgtv. We filmed the behind the scenes and it will be part of the first season of “best of show” that will be airing this summer on HDTV. This next week we will be installing and filming at the new #modernfarmhouse with @ftworthhome for season 2 of the show. Stay tuned and watch my stories for behind the scenes action of the installation of our “girls teen chill out” space. #ruthiestaalseninteriors @staltimber @stacycoulter @kingstonfabrics

We have had such a great visit in Kansas and now in #bransonmissouri! Having the girls with us on this road trip is a gift and spending time with family is never wasted time! Love the joy my family feeds to my soul! Kaarin will be getting married in September so time together is really special this summer. It can be so hard to leave town when you have a business, but what I have learned is that burnout happens fast and if you don’t SCHEDULE time to recoup, things start to fall apart very quickly. I have traveled a lot for work the last few months and it’s so refreshing to just enjoy my family while traveling this time. #ruthiestaalseninteriors #interiordesign #entrepreneurlife #womaninbusiness #cousinpower #entrepreneuradvice #businesswoman #photography #cousinpower #ruthietravels #roadtrip #ruthiestaalseninteriors

A combination of #patternedcanvas, #leather and #hyde works in #fashion as well as in #interiordesign! A variety of #textures mixed together always makes me happy 😃 This #purse caught my eye here in #bransonmissouri #bransonshopping #blackandwhitepattern #ruthiestaalseninteriors

Thank you @donnamosshgtv for inviting me to be a part of this amazing showhouse! It’s an honor to be included! Thank you @janegianarelli for the rendering that looked almost identical to the actual space! Posted @withrepost • @donnamosshgtv I wanted to feature this amazing designer
Ruthie Staalsen of @ruthiedesigner Interiors this week. She is one of the 14 interior designers that are working on the @fwtxmag showcase home that will be featured on my TV show on @homedesigntelevision ”Best of Show”!Ruthie was also one of the 22 designers we had at the @traditionalhome showhome I did in 2017. This is her rendering of a hall she did and also is a photo of the upstairs rotunda space in the 2017 showhome. She is an award-winning Dallas Designer and a rising star in the industry. Ruthie was born and raised in South Africa but has lived all over the world.
With an eye for quality, a superior sense of style and an infectious personality. Her interiors are a collected and eclectic style that lends itself to a more global design aesthetic. Be on the lookout for her in July at this newest adventure....you will love,love,love the bedroom/teen hangout she is designing!!
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Collected #accessories mixed with #colorful #abstractart! I love shopping in the clients’ home to find unique treasures that tell their story! #ruthiestaalseninteriors #masterbedroom #interiordesign #artwork #modernart #colorfulart #pinkorchid #grapevinehomes #designideas #dfwdesigner #dallasdesigner #modernhome

Hope to be that girl! #instaquote #entrepreneurlife #girlboss

Cool #puzzlepattern #chair! The new #houndstooth 😂l#ruthiestaalseninteriors #museumart #chairlove #funkychair #blackandwhite #furnituredesign #interiordesign #designstyles #instadesign #designtrends #modernhome

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A Misconception

“One of the most common reasons people don’t hire an interior designer is cost. The misconception is that we’re expensive. Someone on a budget may think an interior designer may not be able bring style to the space with small amount of money. We’re trained to take space, budgets, and the client - designer relationship into consideration when working on a decorating project.”

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My Thoughts Exactly

“As a society, I think we’re losing the confidence to be different. And that’s a shame. People look, dress and decorate their homes the same. No one wants to be an original any more. How sad that is.”

— Bunny Williams

Quoted by Designer Bunny Williams

“I believe that people should celebrate the wear, scratches, and other imperfections that they see. This is especially true with antiques. I mean, if you were 200 years old and been kicked around for decades, you’d be beat up too. But that’s what creates the character, uniqueness, and personality of a piece. I don’t think that that visible wear and tear makes objects less desirable. I think they make them better and more interesting. Great interiors aren’t the ones where everything is new. Just the opposite.”

— Bunny Williams