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Mesquite Resident Needs Community's Vote To Win Home Makeover
By Bana Varnon
A Mesquite resident needs YOUR help! Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity seeks the public's support in choosing two deserving homeowners to win a living and dining room makeover led by a team of local designers. Darleen Allen, of Mesquite, was chosen as one of the five semi-finalists of the second annual Design Duel and needs your vote to help her win the home redesign.
Darleen began planning a remodel to her "1980s"-style house after her mother's health started to fail and she had to move in with Darleen. Darleen wanted the house to accommodate her limited mobility, but after being laid off from her job, she was left with little money and had to put her remodeling plans on hold. Darleen would love for her shared space to have a warm homey feeling with added safety for her mother.
So how can you help Darleen? By casting your vote for her once a day, every day at designduel.org from September 28 to October 5. Support your neighbor today!
The winning homeowners will work with interior design teams from top Dallas firms, Pulp Design Studios and Breckinridge Taylor, who will reinvent the living and dining areas using only supplies from Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity ReStores.
Feeling inspired to redesign your space? ReStore are located at the following addresses in the Dallas area:
2800 N Hampton Rd
Dallas, TX 75212
3546 Forest Ln
Dallas, TX 75235
451 W Interstate 30
Garland, TX 75043
Some background on the Design Duel:
- The Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity Design Duel pairs local interior designers with Dallas homeowners for fresh makeovers of their living/dining rooms
- Each designer gets a $3,000 budget to use only at the Dallas Habitat ReStores
- The ReStores sell lighting fixtures, doors, windows, tile, carpeting and more at discounted pricing
- All proceeds from the ReStores support Dallas Habitat homebuilding sites
About Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity ReStores®
Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity ReStores® sell new and gently used home decorating and improvement products - such as cabinets, light fixtures, ceramic tile, laminate flooring, rugs and furniture - at up to 50 to 70 percent off the retail price, with all proceeds going toward the construction of new Dallas Area Habitat homes.
Darleen began planning a remodel to her "1980s"-style house after her mother's health started to fail and she had to move in with Darleen. Darleen wanted the house to accommodate her limited mobility, but after being laid off from her job, she was left with little money and had to put her remodeling plans on hold. Darleen would love for her shared space to have a warm homey feeling with added safety for her mother.
So how can you help Darleen? By casting your vote for her once a day, every day at designduel.org from September 28 to October 5. Support your neighbor today!
The winning homeowners will work with interior design teams from top Dallas firms, Pulp Design Studios and Breckinridge Taylor, who will reinvent the living and dining areas using only supplies from Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity ReStores.
Feeling inspired to redesign your space? ReStore are located at the following addresses in the Dallas area:
2800 N Hampton Rd
Dallas, TX 75212
3546 Forest Ln
Dallas, TX 75235
451 W Interstate 30
Garland, TX 75043
Some background on the Design Duel:
- The Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity Design Duel pairs local interior designers with Dallas homeowners for fresh makeovers of their living/dining rooms
- Each designer gets a $3,000 budget to use only at the Dallas Habitat ReStores
- The ReStores sell lighting fixtures, doors, windows, tile, carpeting and more at discounted pricing
- All proceeds from the ReStores support Dallas Habitat homebuilding sites
About Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity ReStores®
Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity ReStores® sell new and gently used home decorating and improvement products - such as cabinets, light fixtures, ceramic tile, laminate flooring, rugs and furniture - at up to 50 to 70 percent off the retail price, with all proceeds going toward the construction of new Dallas Area Habitat homes.
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