Wallpaper has re-emerged as one of the most impactful ways to bring personality into a home. From soft, textural neutrals to bold, artistic statements, it offers a level of depth that paint alone simply can’t achieve. But when it comes to kitchens and bathrooms—spaces exposed to moisture, heat, and daily use—many homeowners hesitate.

Designing a home you love doesn’t happen overnight—or without a plan. While selecting paint colors, furnishings, and finishes can be exciting, none of it comes together smoothly without a realistic interior design budget. Whether you're remodeling a single room or tackling a whole-house makeover, having a clear financial plan will help you make smart choices, stay on track, and avoid expensive surprises.

When Tim and April Stewart contacted Kendall Sharpe Designs, they were ready for a change. The main level of their home had grown outdated over time, with a mismatched color palette, worn furniture, and a kitchen that no longer fit their needs—or their style.

Our remodel of the Keel kitchen and laundry transformed a 1900s historic home in Winston Salem.