This is the first session of Questions People Ask on Google.  Steve answers these questions after refuting or agreeing with the answers.  This session is followed by advice from Steve regarding budgets and ideas on how to elicit a dynamic look and ambiance on a small budget, even if you have to squeeze the dollar bill.

You always have to start with a concept, which is the roadmap for what you want to achieve as well as how long it will take to achieve it.  Always start with a good foundation, which begins in the creative imagination first.

Steve may be reached by calling 269-888-2049 which is a landline.

Steve can be emailed at spectruminteriors@sbcglobal.net

Part 3 of the Process that Interior Designer Steve Adamko goes through on every interior design project that he does. This is the Powerful Conclusion to this series along with the use of great analogies and rich information, wisdom, and insight to help you on your quest for wonderful and fantastic interior design results in your personal environment and home. Don't Miss This!

Steve may be reached at 269-888-2049 (Landline) or by email

spectruminteriors@sbcglobal.net

Part Two of the interior design process that interior designer Steven C. Adamko goes through is a continuation of the critical first step of discovery.  It's a seamless process that enables Steve to deliver stunning results in terms of the function, look, feeling, and ambiance in every job he undertakes.  It's all done, in essence, to deliver the "fingerprint impression" of the client as realized through the talent, wisdom, and insight that Steve uses as he puts himself in the shoes of the client and orchestrates the interior design with his expertise. 

Steve may be contacted at (269) 888-2049 (Landline) or at the e-mail address ... spectruminteriors@sbcglobal.net

The interior design process is critical to getting the best interior design results when it comes to residential interior design.  Listen in as professional interior designer Steven C. Adamko reveals his personal interior design process that enables him to deliver stunning results in terms of the function, the look, and the emotion of every interior design project that he does, with unerring accuracy, to the delight of his clients.

Steve can be contacted at 269-888-2049 (Landline) or at spectruminteriors@sbcglobal.net

Not Everything You read or hear from top designers in Architectural Digest or in books by top designers is good advice. Some is just their advice for their way of doing things in their genre with inherent limitations.

A Not to Miss Podcast for Your Memorial Day Weekend! This will be Memorable!

Thoughts, Prayers, and Appreciation for all our Military Veterans who have served and who are still serving!

God Bless America!

You can Hire a Great Designer by calling 269-888-2049 or emailing spectruminteriors@sbcglobal.net

Your host, Interior Designer, Steven C. Adamko, talks about Steven C. Adamko.

Steve talks about how he got into the profession of interior design.  What was the impetus and the path that he took to get to where he is now.  He also talks about the people that influenced him along the way.

Steve also goes into the unique gifts, talents, and attributes that position him to be an influential force in the world of interior design.

Steve is a certified NCIDQ Professional Interior Designer.  NCIDQ stands for the National Council for Interior Design Qualification.

Steve is also a Residential Licensed Builder in the State of Michigan.

You can hire Steve as your personal interior designer by calling 269-888-2049.  You can also e-mail him at spectruminteriors@sbcglobal.net

NOTE: Interior Design Courses, taught personally by Steve will be offered on the Thinkific platform. Coming Soon!

It merges interior design with fashion and draws analogies between interior design and the world of Haute Couture.

This Podcast further establishes the need and the way to get out your comfort zone and to create a new higher level comfort zone reality, so you can enjoy your home at a higher experiential level, in a fuller and richer way.