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The firm's core design philosophy centers on using sustainable and timeless materials thoughtfully to craft beautiful unique spaces
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. - PennZone -- Port St. Lucie based Cala House Group is pleased to offer complete interior design services along the Treasure Coast. With a commitment to sustainability, the firm leads the way by seamlessly integrating 50% beloved vintage pieces with custom creations, extending the life of materials and championing artisanal craftsmanship.
Founder and Principal Interior Designer Dayana De Almeida says her team brings a unique and personal touch to each of their projects. "Our vision is to create individual and functional living spaces that inspire and elevate our clients' daily lives. This dedication also guarantees that each client enjoys the exclusive charm of a truly one-of-a-kind home."
De Almeida thoughtfully employs six distinct design styles, each meticulously tailored to harmonize with her clients' personalities and the practical requirements of their lifestyles. These styles span a diverse spectrum, ranging from the clean lines of Contemporary and the warm, earthy aesthetics of the Mediterranean, to the timeless elegance of the British West Indies, the breezy charm of Coastal, the rich heritage of the Spanish Colonial, and the Modern Organic appeal.
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In addition to designing and managing entire projects, Cala House also offers a Designer for the Day service, enabling clients to have De Almeida at their side for an entire day to offer expert guidance and support. They are available for Virtual Consulting as well for clients who are not located on the Treasure Coast.
"Ultimately, our aim is to deliver a stress-free experience and create a space that speaks to our client's soul."
Call for a Free Consultation or to schedule an appointment with a designer. Casa House Group may be reached at 772.206.0831. Visit them online at www.calahousegroup.com or find them on social media @calahousegroup.
Founder and Principal Interior Designer Dayana De Almeida says her team brings a unique and personal touch to each of their projects. "Our vision is to create individual and functional living spaces that inspire and elevate our clients' daily lives. This dedication also guarantees that each client enjoys the exclusive charm of a truly one-of-a-kind home."
De Almeida thoughtfully employs six distinct design styles, each meticulously tailored to harmonize with her clients' personalities and the practical requirements of their lifestyles. These styles span a diverse spectrum, ranging from the clean lines of Contemporary and the warm, earthy aesthetics of the Mediterranean, to the timeless elegance of the British West Indies, the breezy charm of Coastal, the rich heritage of the Spanish Colonial, and the Modern Organic appeal.
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In addition to designing and managing entire projects, Cala House also offers a Designer for the Day service, enabling clients to have De Almeida at their side for an entire day to offer expert guidance and support. They are available for Virtual Consulting as well for clients who are not located on the Treasure Coast.
"Ultimately, our aim is to deliver a stress-free experience and create a space that speaks to our client's soul."
Call for a Free Consultation or to schedule an appointment with a designer. Casa House Group may be reached at 772.206.0831. Visit them online at www.calahousegroup.com or find them on social media @calahousegroup.
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