Decorating for Good: A Step-by-Step Guide to Rearranging What You Already Own

Explains how to maximize any room's potential and offers advice on creating floor charts, selecting fabrics, and hanging art

Carole Talbott is the founder and President of Visual Coordinations,(r) Inc. She has spent the past fifteen years traveling across the country training others in her Visual Coordinations(r) technique. As Patricia Dane Rogers of the Washington Post stated, "The art of room re-arrangement...has been around for a while...but it took off when Carole Talbott devised a formula." Visual Coordinations(r) is being heralded as the most popular quick-fix interior design and decorating technique in North America, including Canada, Australia and England. Her art of placement technique is quite simply VISUAL COORDINATION within an interior space. Using Carole's specific guidelines, anyone can have a balanced and beautiful home. The secret to her formula is the precise alignment of the interior pieces with the architectural features and shapes... a creative science that secures the placement of existing pieces and defines the size, shape and theme of additional purchases. It is the first and only design technique based on an exact formula - unparalleled in the home decoration field. Carole was an invited speaker at the April and October 1997 Furniture Markets in High Point, North Carolina and will be returning October 18, 1999. Her technique has won critical acclaim throughout the Interior Design Industry. She has demonstrated her technique on the Oprah Winfrey Show, Good Morning America, CBS This Morning, Our Home, Lifetime, Discovery including countless appearances across the U.S. Her "Design Patrol" segment appears weekly on the South Florida NBC affiliate WPTV. She is also the co-host of the "Decorating Made Easy" series on HGTV, currently airing in South Florida. The

Washington Post,

Newsday,

Atlanta

Journal Constitution, Los Angeles Times, Miami Herald, Dallas Morning News, Palm Beach Post, San Francisco Chronicle, Detroit Free Press, Home Magazine, U.S. News and World Report and many other publications have featured her formula as well.