“Moments of inventiveness and history can instantly make your space feel like a home, whether it be the stripes on the wall you labored over to paint or special family photos,” says interior designer Nina Freudenberger. “A true home should always reflect your personal style without compromises, budget included.” A desire to help others accomplish great style affordably inspired Freudenberger to open Haus Interior in 2007. The fullservice firm offers interior design and decorating services for private residences, showcases, model residences and commercial space. With the emergence of design blogs, magazines and mainstream stores, she noticed interior design was fast becoming a less “exclusive” service for the wealthy, and more of a self-educating process that allowed people to cultivate their issue two
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