So glad we used Home Staging Works to stage a home for sale. The home sat on the market for several…read moreweeks, and then we staged it and it received an offer that same day. Awesome

Watch out for these guys. Agents who reffer them will get wrapped up in the litigation. Its not…read moreworth it. This is not a reputable business. They run a sloppy operation and will likely sue you if things don't go perfectly for them. More information to follow. I will post all there emails and future corsponde to this review later. This was from Sylvia herself. Demanding access to my home with no notice under threat of calling rhe police on a customer. "We need an immediate response in order to arrange the pick up of our inventory. If we do not get this scheduled immediately, I will ask Heather to contact our attorney and file a police report within an hour"

Terri created stunning design enhancements to our beginning remodel ideas. Her talent is in…read morelistening keenly and making ideas come together and pop. Our simple condo refresh is beyond anything I could have imagined. Terri is fun, creative, professional and will manage as much or as little of the project as you wish. I've worked with many designers and T has been the most invested, original, and fun! Don't wait, she's in high demand!

From the owner: Tdesigns specializes in interior design services. We curate a range of interior design styles,…read moreincluding mid-century, minimalistic, farmhouse, industrial, rustic vogue, eclectic-chic.

Riverfront Travel Apartments was an excellent concept that we had never experienced before. We've…read morestayed in hotels and we've stayed in houses using Air B&B and Verbo. RPTA is sort of both combined. A cool old brick building in downtown that has been completely refurbished. We loved our apartment. The view sucked, but other than that it was fantastic. A full one-bedroom apartment. Complete with a full kitchen including a dishwasher. A little dining area and a really comfy living space. A TV in both the living room and the bedroom. Laundry in the apartment was great! Cooking vessels, coffee maker, toaster, plates, utensils all provided. The full-size fridge had an ice maker. Two loads of detergent were provided for laundry, three for the dishwasher. The couch was a hide-a-bed should it be needed. The bed in the bedroom was very comfortable. The décor in the apartment was great. Really nice watercolors of different landmarks of Spokane. We had the big Red Flyer wagon in our living room. There was no staff on site. Everything was done over the phone, but they all were all super friendly, professional and polite. We were granted early check-in which was a huge help and relief to us. To access your apartment you are given a code to open the front door to the lobby. Punch in the code again to get the elevator to move. Then a different code gets you into your room. The location is stellar. Downtown within walking distance of Riverfront Park, River Park Square mall, all sorts of great dining and drinking spots. The convention center is literally across the street. Pricing was good. It was cheaper than name brand hotels in the downtown area, but more expensiver than "budget" hotels. Only a few cons: *We stayed three mornings, but only were given two mornings worth of coffee. *No amenities. No pool, Jacuzzi, gym, etc. (But no "resort" fee either!) *No parking - did not affect us, but it might you. *Our view - Unit 304. Looked into the alley and staring directly into a very tall building. No natural light could get in. Had to keep the blinds closed the entire time. *The white noise machine was missing from our apartment. We didn't need it, but I did call so they would not think we stole it. We flew in from San Diego and did not rent a car. We were in Spokane from Thursday night to Tuesday morning. We spent a total of $79.88 on Uber rides. My brother who flew in from Wichita spent $140 PER DAY on a rental car. If you have the flexibility to not rent a car as we did, I highly recommend it. Would most definitely stay at Riverfront Travel Apartments in the future.

Pros: comfy bed, central location, decent amenities Cons: No…read moreparking, so it's a MAJOR hassle to juggle street meters that max out at two hours - if you stay in for the day, you have to pay $25/day to park in lot across the street. LOTS of road noise (especially at night, with cars street racing), very loud compressor used by offices across the alley, another loud compressor used across the street, intermittent trucks that do some kind of loud loading in the alley. Thin walls/doors. Lousy pillows (so bad that I had to buy one). Very slow coffee maker that automatically turns off after brewing, so you have to keep turning it back on to keep the burner hot.