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617 Grand Rapids Blvd.
Naples Florida, 34120
Work: (239)263-7666
Cell: (239)682-2612
Company Web Address: www.roomforchangeinc.com
Company Email: info@roomforchangeinc.com

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2/8/2012
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Room For Change, Inc. a Interior Redesign company is located in Naples Florida. Room For Change is a leading provider of Interior Redesign, Interior Decorating, Real Estate Staging, Clutter Management and Interior Decorator solutions and services.

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Room for Change, Inc. offers comprehensive interior decorating services, including interior redesign, real estate/home staging, clutter management and color consulting. Elizabeth Walker-Fenton is an Interior Redesign Industry Specialist (IRIS) and an affiliate member of the Interior Design Society, with a degree in Interior Design from Baylor University. She is also a certified Dewey Color Consultant (DCC). Her work has been featured in Yankee Magazine. Room for Change, Inc., a Naples-based interior decorating firm that specializes in home staging and redesign, notes that even modest staging costs and improvements can significantly boost a home’s final sales price. Owner/Designer Elizabeth Walker-Fenton says the staging trend is likely to continue as sellers work harder to attract potential homebuyers.