So . . . what are some examples of how I can use Little Falls? I still don't understand this interior decorating thing! Reach out to littlefallsdecor@gmail.com with requests for the below or any additional ways we can help. 

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Example 1: I'm at a loss on everything. Can you just come over?

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Of course! This would be an in-person meeting to get to know each other and to see your space. After this meeting, I'll follow-up with different projects we discuss during the meeting for you to know approximate cost. (Approximately one hour in-person in your space + research after for proposals). $250 

Additional fees for further than 15 miles from Arlington, VA, may be charged.

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Example 2: Can you help with furniture shopping?

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Again, of course! We'll charge an hourly rate or flat fee. And, unlike a lot of interior designers, we do pass along small discounts to major furniture/decor retailers like Anthropologie, Arhaus, Crate & Barrel, CB2, Crate & kids, Lulu & Georgia, Pottery Barn, Pottery Barn Kids, PBteen, West Elm, Williams Sonoma, Rejuvenation, Dormify, and Quince based on our membership in trade programs. Discounts depend on retailer and volume purchased. 

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Example 3: I have an open shelving area or a gallery wall that needs styling. Help!

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We can evaluate what you have and what you might want to add. We can help you think of the utility/usage of the space (baskets? hidden storage? for a shelving area). We can source items for you from estate sales and evaluate photo ideas to add. We can also evaluate the existing paint color and nearby furniture/rugs. A project like this could be anywhere from a consultation/working session (2 hours), to completely styling the entire area (10-15 hours). $250+

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Example 4: I don't love the style of my kitchen/bathroom/something else; can you help? 

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Below is an example of how changing faucets, island lighting, cabinet hardware, and island chairs can change the style of your kitchen. Similar things can be done with bathrooms. $250+ depending on changes needed and how changes are sourced.