Anne Scardino, the Principal of Belle Maison Design, LLC, is a seasoned building and design consultant with a passion for transforming spaces into functional and aesthetically pleasing environments. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to saving clients both time and money, Anne...
Anne Scardino, the Principal of Belle Maison Design, LLC, is a seasoned building and design consultant with a passion for transforming spaces into functional and aesthetically pleasing environments. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to saving clients both time and money, Anne excels in navigating the complexities of home design and renovation. Her extensive experience includes the development and design of stunning beach homes in Avalon and Stone Harbor, New Jersey, as well as a diverse portfolio of projects in Philadelphia and beyond.
At Belle Maison Design, Anne collaborates seamlessly with architects and contractors to ensure that every project runs smoothly from conception to completion. Her expertise spans a wide range of areas, including cabinetry selection, furnishings, finish selections, and custom upholstery, allowing her to create cohesive and personalized designs that reflect her clients' unique tastes. Additionally, her proficiency in strategic planning and project management ensures that each project is executed efficiently, minimizing disruptions and maximizing value.
Anne's approach is rooted in a deep understanding of the nuances of interior design, particularly in kitchens and baths, where functionality and style must harmoniously coexist. Her ability to craft lighting plans that enhance the ambiance of a space further sets her apart in the industry. With a strong foundation in marketing and public relations, Anne effectively communicates her vision to clients, fostering collaborative relationships that lead to successful outcomes. Whether working on a new build or a renovation, Anne Scardino's dedication to excellence and her comprehensive skill set make her an invaluable partner in any design journey.
