Loft: What Would You Do Here?
Our environments can nurture and enhance our lives. What Spatial Relations does is “nurture nature”—both inside and outside your home—by solving design issues and introducing living and manmade materials to enhance your sense of place and comfort.
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13 Jun Loft: What Would You Do Here?

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When your client wants to sell their property and the unit is already empty, it helps would-be homebuyers to selectively furnish the space so they understand how they might live there. Check out the “before and after gallery” above.

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Hunter Margolf
hunter@spatialrelations.com

Hunter’s expertise is in interior and exterior design and fine art. He is a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design (BFA in industrial design, furniture, and sculpture) and of Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan (MFA ID industrial design).

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