Home Design Tips: Big Results from Small Changes

Does your home need a little help to feel better, fit your current lifestyle, or simply be refreshed to feel good again? You've come to the right place!

Changing your space—even with small changes—can change your life. For the better.

In this engaging one-hour online class, S. Lee Wright, a Holistic Interior Designer and Feng Shui specialist with 30 years of experience, will guide you through a series of transformative yet practical home design tips.

If your home needs a refresh but you're not interested in a full-scale makeover, this class is perfect for you. It's packed with real ideas for the DIY enthusiast who wants to spruce up their home without the hassle of a major project.

Forget those out-of-reach TV design shows—this class offers practical, real-world solutions you can implement right away.

You'll discover simple upgrades that pack a punch, making a significant impact on how you feel in your space. Some tips are effortless, while others might require a bit more elbow grease, but all are designed to create a balanced and beautiful home without breaking the bank.

From rearranging furniture, adding wallpaper to adding seasonal decor or bold accents, S. Lee Wright will share trade secrets accumulated over decades of designing homes and spaces.

Wallpaper & Pillows. Image Credit: SLW Archives

Join this fun and impactful hour to learn the secrets of creating stunning, sustainably beautiful spaces in a holistic way. Overflowing with snappy ideas, clever tips, and practical solutions, you'll learn how to make your home feel 'just right' and look fabulous. Discover how to mix things up, create a sense of newness, and elevate the vibe—all while being kind to your wallet and the planet.

From obvious changes to subtle tweaks, this class offers a professional's perspective on making small changes with mighty results. Don't miss this opportunity to transform your home with expert advice from S. Lee Wright!

If you can't make the live event, you can still enjoy this valuable class since it will be recorded as well.

Fixing Up Old Furniture — Fixer-Up Secondhand Furniture: Image credit Alexandra Gore, Unsplash