Refresh Design Gallery

03/07/2020

✨EVENT DAY IS HERE✨ We are excited to sponsor this event this evening.

Hi Everyone! 💃Women4Women is honored to present 💫Eva Olsson, Holocaust survivor and activist!
You don't want to miss this opportunity to hear her speak. It will change your life.

❗❗Event Time change. STARTING AT 7:30 pm.❗❗
Food will be served at 8:15 pm.

IT'S A FREE EVENT!! LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE☑Register here:

Holocaust survivor, renowned author and Order of Ontario recipient Dr. Eva Olsson will bring her story to Grande Prairie, March 7th, 7:00 pm

05/11/2017

We are so excited about our new partnership with Brianna Jean Interiors!

Put life back into your spaces, give us a call at 780-533-3455 to book your interior design consultation today!

01/24/2017

Falling in love with design over and over again at the Vegas Buying Show!

01/05/2017

We encourage you to check out the dream home this year! It will knock your socks off! Buy lots of tickets :)

This is our staging team for the 2017 GP Rotary Dream Home Lottery. We are Finally DONE! L-Nikky (owner dgd Homes), Someh Niengor (Owner Refresh Design Gallery, DGD Homes), and Brianna Jean Interiors. Missing: Geri Shaw and Katie Neufeld. We are looking forward to starting projects for Podollan Homes and a couple other builders!

12/29/2016

5. SUBWAY TILES

Modern bathrooms and kitchen commonly feature the humble subway tile due to the affordable price point and its versatile look. However, the proliferation of this look will see its popularity decline.

“We have seen them at our local cafe and basically they’re everywhere,” Macer says.

“A beautiful option for a kitchen splashback is a “finger” or “kit-kat” tile. Long and thin, they look great laid in vertical or horizontal rows.”

12/21/2016

4. OPEN PLAN LIVING
Defined living spaces are returning to modern homes as consumers seek more private home layouts.

“As people have now lived with the open plan living areas incorporating kitchen, living, dining and even study areas, they have found problems with acoustics and cooking smells through the space,” Macer says.

“The living, kitchen and dining areas could be located around central courtyard, breaking up the large open space.”

12/20/2016

I can't take all the credit....it's been a collaboration of many creative and amazing women plus one awesome guy. Stay tuned for our Cast Picture:)

Someh is the owner of both Refresh Design Gallery & DGD Homes. She has supplied some of the furniture in this years home as well as she takes care of the staging! She is taking a well needed break. Home is open Dec 30 - Pre register and we will send you a reminder https://winadreamhome.ca/order-tickets/pre-register/

12/17/2016

REFRESH DESIGN GALLERY’S LOCAL ARTIST CORNER:
Carrie Klukas

Carrie’s piece ‘Healing’, adds a special element to DGD Homes staging of a breathtaking Stonebuilt Home it is featured in. To find more information about Carrie’s artworks come see us at Refresh Design Gallery.

Stonebuilt Homes

12/13/2016

REFRESH DESIGN GALLERY’S LOCAL ARTIST CORNER:
Celeste Walsh

Her stunning, untitled piece is featured in a Stonebuilt Home in Grande Prairie, staged by DGD Homes. To find more information about Celeste's artworks come see us at Refresh Design Gallery.

Stonebuilt Homes

12/13/2016

4. Fiddle leaf figs

Once a feature of every magazine spread, the fiddle leaf fig will soon be substituted for a new statement indoor plant.

Not only are consumers arguably tired of the fiddle leaf fig’s look (and increasingly frustrated by the high prices and wait periods) it’s also proven difficult to keep alive in southern Australian climates given it’s native to parts of western Africa.

“The staple indoor plant needs to have an update. Move over fiddle leaf figs, the olive tree is coming,” Blomfield says.

12/11/2016

Had to share :)

Pantone’s 2017 Color of the Year is Greenery. You can start this holiday season in style!
This 14 karat yellow gold and Peridot earrings and necklace set is $799.00

12/09/2016

2. MARBLE
With marble homewares all the rage in the mass-produced homewares market, we can soon expect a sharp decline in interest.

“Marble has had a good run, but it’s time for a change,” Cocksey says.

“Look forward to raw, earthy textures like timber, clay and wicker.”