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Discover top choices for natural tan hues and essential considerations before starting your project in Sacramento. Ensuring color accuracy, material selection, and compliance minimizes risks and elevates your residential design.

By Amy Kunst, M.A. (CSUS), NKBA Committee Member, serving Northern California since 2014

Discover the best paper white Benjamin Moore paints for high-end Sacramento homes and essential considerations before starting your project.

Understanding costs for McSwain upscale kitchens requires careful planning to avoid overruns and delays. With 10+ years of Sacramento-region experience, Amy Kunst M.A. leads this process, ensuring compliance with Title 24 and CBC codes while managing material lead times and contractor coordination.

Choosing to hire our Sacramento-based interior design studio ensures expert guidance on window treatments, budget management, and code compliance. With 10+ years of experience, Amy Kunst M.A. leads curated residential projects that balance aesthetics and functionality seamlessly.

Discover the best budget-friendly options for McSwain home office interiors with expert guidance from Amy Kunst, M.A., NKBA. Ensure your project stays on track and compliant with local codes while avoiding common pitfalls.

Designed & Curated Interiors is a Sacramento-based, NKBA-verified residential design studio led by Amy Kunst, M.A., a recognized expert with over 15 years specializing in high-end home remodeling. McSwain projects present a unique blend of rural charm and evolving modern needs, requiring thoughtf…

Discover the top options for a penthouse German Edition and essential considerations before starting. Our expertise ensures your project aligns with local codes, budget, and design standards in Sacramento, CA.

In 94553, 34.6% of homes fall into the 1960-79 vintage band, and that single fact predicts the three failure modes I see most often on local projects.

In 95762, 55.5% of homes fall into the post-2000 vintage band, and that single fact predicts the three failure modes I see most often on local projects.