Sandy Deneau Dunham, Author at Valley News

"Moooi Random globes in the two-story entryway bring the ceiling down in this tall, narrow space," interior designer Amy May says. "You can see these from outside through the loft. The fixtures needed to look good in 360 degrees, from the inside and the outside, and the cluster of three is just the right scale to create a harmonious element without overwhelming the space. They also cast cool shadows at night." (Steve Ringman/Seattle Times/TNS)

Filling Open Spaces Of Your Empty Nest

by Sandy Deneau Dunham The Seattle TimesNovember 5, 2017

Normandy Park, Wash. — There was just one problem with the brand-new, wide-open layout of Kay and Bob Comiskey’s Normandy Park home: It was really open. “We remodeled and didn’t have money for furniture,” said Kay. “We lived for three years…

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