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CLUELESS??
Company President: Doris Jones
Phone: 770-676-6526
Website: cluelessonline.com
Email: [email protected]
Clueless?? Interior Design
& Home Staging
“Design the way it was meant to be; realistic and livable.”
Clueless?? is a complete interior décor service specializing in interior re-design and real
estate staging. We work with owners, Realtors, and builders to create a look that will set
their property apart from the rest.
Let’s Get Started!
Don’t have a clue about where to start on your project? Clueless?? will meet with you
and walk through your home noting the positive aspects that can be emphasized and the
negative ones that need to be overcome.
We will provide you with a list of changes that you can do yourself, we can do
completely, or we can divide the tasks depending on your time and budget.
• De-cluttering solutions. Clutter eats equity.
• Re-design with existing furniture. Do you have good things, but nothing seems to look
right together?
• Color consultation. Color choices are a big impact on our moods and the overall
feeling of the home.
• Accessorizing. A well staged home will be chic, welcoming and comfortable with an
element of surprise.
• Curb appeal. First impressions are everything in selling a home regardless of size,
price, or location.
• Vacant home staging. Prospective buyers are able to envision how the space will
accommodate their furnishings. They need something to relate to.
Home Staging Services in Georgia:
• Greater Atlanta area
• Sandy Springs
• Dunwoody
• Roswell
• Alpharetta
• Decatur
• Duluth
• Cumming
• Marietta
• East Cobb
CLUELESS??
PHONE: 770-676-6526 EMAIL: [email protected] www.cluelessonline.com
DORIS JONES HAS 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE in design and marketing of real estate. While a Realtor in the early
80’s, she designed and was the contractor/owner of 4 spec houses, 3 of which sold before completion. Later she
traveled extensively in Mexico buying accessories and furniture to sell to the design trade.
After receiving training from the Art Institute of Atlanta, Doris began a career in interior design with projects in Atlanta
and the southeast. Designing for resale and vacation rentals was a large part of her portfolio before “home staging”
was an industry byword. Doris has the unique ability to make any home welcoming and hospitable. Her organizational
skills will help you complete your projects with a minimum of stress. She always works with pride, ethics, and integrity.
This was a vacant house staging. The
house was a bit dated looking with the
stained woodwork.
After, the eclectic furniture updates the
house and the colors neutralize the
stained trim. It's now an interesting,
welcoming breakfast area.
This was new furniture, but the feel was
cold and underplayed.
Now the preserved palm, beach related
art and accessories and a properly
scaled lamp add thousands of dollars to
the value of this beach house.
What Clients Say About Doris Jones
“I bought a townhouse that was built in the 60’s in a very exclusive area; however, it needed upgrades throughout. Doris advised me on
every aspect of construction, paint, furnishings and accessories. I am a Realtor and have used my house as an example of what is possible
in renovating these wonderful old houses. I have personally sold every one that has come on the market in the past 3 years. She is
awesome, special, and easy to work with.” (J. Guerra, McAllen, Texas)
“We bought beach property that was minimally furnished. With a very small budget, Doris created a welcoming, bright vacation home for us
that when we were ready to sell, outshone the comparables.” (J. and D. Dickerson Atlanta, Georgia)
“Doris staged my condo in Orlando and it sold within one month for more than I was asking. She re-designed the house I moved into
providing remodeling advice, color selections, new furnishings and accessories while utilizing many of my old, tired ones in new ways. I love
my house – it truly is a reflection of me.” (J. Raymond Orlando, Florida)
The awkwardly placed windows, out of
date ceiling fixtures, and furniture lined
up against the walls was dismal. We
placed an armoire on the end wall as a
focal point, used an elegant paint color,
and placed the sofas in the center of the
room for a dynamite look. This allowed
us to ignore the placement of the
windows. Hardwood floors and an area
rug were added to ground the sofas.
