The Daily News features a Designer Showcase piece on B. Moore, an interior designer who prides herself on putting her clients’ wishes before her own style, and has developed low-priced programs to make her services more accessible. Barbara Moore, the interior designer behind the company name, has her showroom and office space at 385 Atlantic Avenue, a building she’s owned for four years and renovated to open her showroom last fall.
Her easy, elegant ways are as much about her as the spaces she designs. For $500, she and her staff will come to your Brooklyn house (it’s $750 in Manhattan or Queens) for two hours to answer questions, walk through the space, suggest room layouts, assess furnishings and accessories, and define specific design needs.
“It’s really whatever the person wants,” says Moore. “It can be about color, antiques, about not knowing what to keep or get rid of, or scale of objects. That’s a big reason people need interior help. Scale, or the size of objects, can make or break a room.”
If customers like what they hear, Moore can design their home one room at a time, working within most budgets.
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