Laurie Noble Design, LLC
About us
“I am always energized by the passion my clients have when it comes to their homes. Their feelings have to do with a sense of place and making special memories. The only perfect house is the one that is right for you – not a house that is someone else’s idea of how you should live. To me, all design begins with an understanding of how you, the client, would like to use your home.” Since 1987, Laurie has been active in the home design and improvement fields. She has designed and fabricated furniture, enjoyed success as a landscape designer, an antiques dealer, an artist and an instructor. Her course, The Economics of Real Estate Staging, is offered through Realtor Boards. Laurie continues to be a keynote speaker at many events throughout Connecticut. Laurie Noble’s designs, professional stagings and other contributions can be seen in issues of House Beautiful; Country Home Country Gardens; Victoria, House & Garden, and CTC&G magazines. Laurie Noble Design is a Limited Liability Corporation.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Color Consultation, Home Improvement and Renovation Contractor, Interior Decorating, Interior Design, Real Estate Staging, Space Planning
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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Licensing
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