...The design of the carpet was no exception.
Kaki Hockersmith of Little Rock's Kaki Hockersmith Interiors classifies her work as much more than simple interior design. Her design center offers computer-aided drawing and space planning, one of the most extensive sample libraries in Arkansas and 26 years of experience with many high-profile design projects. "We act as project managers for many of our clients," she says. "We deal with architects, builders, subcontractors and manufacturers, so that a client can come to one place and achieve a coordinated result."
This dedication to seeing a project through from start to finish is not limited to dramatic, whole-house redecorations or totally new construction. Whether a client orders a few pieces of furniture, revamps a single room or builds a new addition, Kaki Hockersmith Interiors works to ensure that the client's vision is achieved. "There is a constant stream of communication with the client," she says. "We always know what's going on with all parts of a project, from furnishings on order to installations."
Kaki particularly enjoys a multi-faceted restoration project as a special challenge. She has demonstrated the expertise and dedication to complete an in-depth historic restoration in her work on The White House.
This included restoring many of the public rooms with consummate historical accuracy as a member of the Committee for the Preservation of The White House and decorating the presidential residence floors. "Accurate research on colors, patterns, textiles and furnishings is so important to maintaining the architectural integrity of an historic building," she says.
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