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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - PennZone -- Cedar House Design Collective, a leading interior design firm in Rhode Island, is proud to announce the completion of an extensive renovation of its studio space. This transformation reflects the company's commitment to excellence and creativity in design, providing an inspiring environment for both its team and clients.

The renovation, which unfolded in two phases with the second phase completed earlier this year, has transformed the commercial space purchased by owners Erika and Juile in 2021 into a true oasis of creativity. The studio now boasts an array of features designed to enhance productivity, foster collaboration, and spark innovation.

Key highlights of the renovated studio space include:

• An open-concept layout that encourages communication and idea sharing, balanced with dedicated areas for privacy and focused work.
• Multi-functional meeting areas equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including Frame TVs and automated solar shades.
• Large windows that flood the studio with natural light, creating a vibrant and energizing atmosphere.
• Relaxation zones featuring comfortable furnishings and walking desks, providing areas for team members to unwind and recharge.
• A comprehensive materials library, streamlining workflow and enhancing the ability to experiment with different textures, colors, and finishes.

The goal of the studio renovation was to deeply reflect Rhode Island's charming and timeless aesthetic, blending coastal elegance with historical richness. Natural materials, soft color palettes, and nautical touches create a serene and refreshing atmosphere that mirrors the airy and inviting feel of Rhode Island's coastal homes.

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In line with Cedar House Design Collective's commitment to sustainability, the renovation incorporates numerous green elements. These include energy-efficient lighting and climate control systems, reduced plastic use with Zipwater, and the addition of air-purifying indoor plants.

"This renovation is more than just a physical transformation of our workspace," said Erika Twohig, Co- Owner at Cedar House Design Collective. "It's a reflection of our dedication to creating beautiful, meaningful, and impactful designs for our clients. By investing in our environment, we're investing in the quality of our work and the satisfaction of our clients."

The newly renovated studio is now open for client visits. Cedar House Design Collective invites current and prospective clients to experience the transformation firsthand and see how this inspiring new space will contribute to bringing their design visions to life.

For more information or to schedule a visit, please contact:

Cedar House Design Collective
5 Forbes Street
Riverside, RI 02915
(401) 236-7154

About Cedar House Design Collective:
Cedar House Design Collective is a premier interior design firm based in Rhode Island, known for creating beautiful and functional spaces that reflect each client's unique style and needs. With a focus on coastal elegance and sustainable design, Cedar House Design Collective brings a fresh, innovative approach to every project.

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