I'm telling the truth ... Part 2 with more photos.

As I had mentioned in my post last night, I was experiencing a few glitches with the ActiveRain site, so here I am this morning to follow up with a few additional photos from the lovely home we worked in this week.

Not all home owners have the luxury of moving just for the sake of moving. In this particular case, although the senior is less senior and more "boomer" than some we have worked with, she is putting a plan into place for her handicapped adult son. She wants to be sure he is close to family and has goods roots in the town if something should happen to her. Not an easy decision I am sure to up root oneself from years in a community but one that must be taken to unsure her son security when she is no longer there to look after him.

I am happy that Home Harmony was able to lessen the burden of this homeowner in a small way. By not having to show the house repeatedly over what could be months, this homeowner can now put her focus on where they are going to relocate to and get settled more quickly.

I LOVE what I do ... it's not just about moving furniture it's about MOVING people and making a real difference in someones life.

Although, we would have loved to remove the border around the kitchen, Home Harmony is able to work around these limitations when needed and put the focus on other parts of the room. We were able to reposition the island and create a better flow around the kitchen and into the dinning area.

Small changes can make a HUGE difference in the flow and openness in a home. It's easy to see how much space there really is now that Home Harmony moved some things around.

As MICHELLE KING writes in her blog BEDPLACEMENT ... What a difference a few feet can make.

by reposistioning the hopechest we are able to free some space up around the room. You will also notice we changed the art above the bed to something we found in the entrance. The art that was previously in the room was harsh less suited to the calm feel of the room.