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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
Blinded by the Light
There is no other shop in Liberty Hill like this unique home décor lifestyle boutique. Deb Lohman, owner of Blinded By The Light, prides herself on finding one-of-a-kind home décor pieces and Hunter Douglas® window coverings that combine the hottest trends with local inspirations.
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A LIFELONG DREAM
Deb has always had an eye for detail, especially when it comes to home décor. She once considered becoming an interior designer, but eventually made a career out of working with home goods and décor manufacturers who sold their products to Target Corporation.
Owning and curating her own home décor store was always a lifelong dream of hers and that dream came true in the Fall of 2020 when Deb opened Blinded By The Light in Liberty Hill.
BRING STYLE TO LIFE
Deb strives to provide a unique shopping experience for every customer who comes through her door. “I don’t want my customers to see the same old décor so many of the big box stores have; all items I carry are in limited quantity. I want my clients to feel special about their purchase, and not worry about their neighbors having the same exact piece.”
When asked how she chooses the items for her shop, Deb said, “It’s all about finding the right vendors to work with that provide unique, good quality items. Not only do I try to support other local or US manufacturers, I don’t order my products online. I have to see it, touch it and feel it, so I know my customers are getting top quality pieces.”
To some, home decorating can be overwhelming, so we asked Deb how she overcomes this challenge. “Changing the decor in your home does not always mean that you are taking everything out and starting all over. The home decor that best suits you should be an expression of your personality. You can make a big statement just by simply adding stunning wall artwork or an accent chair in a vibrant color.”
Here are some simple decorating tips Deb suggests that are easy to do. Large Wall Art: Having one large piece of art provides an anchor to your space that draws focus and pulls your design together. Large Mirrors: A giant wall mirror makes a room feel spacious and bright and the sunlight can be reflected as another light source to open up your room. Bringing the Outdoors In: Natural wood finishes mixed with earthy color pallets create a tranquil space. Brass Accents: Yes, brass is back in vogue, it’s time to em-brass it! Brass creates warmth and adds a pop of shine in monotone color schemes.
IS HERE TO HELP YOU LIVE BEAUTIFULLY
Let Your Personality Shine: Minimalist is out! Don’t be shy, go all out with décor as long as it is tasteful and cohesive.
LOCAL EXPERT
Deb is an expert on Hunter Douglas window covering fashions so there is no need to go to Austin. Her keen eye for detail and design allows her to seamlessly combine the latest in window coverings with the interior design and decorating trends of any home. Initial consultations with Deb may be conducted either at Blinded By The Light or at your home, whatever your preference.
Window coverings have come a long way from the basic vertical and mini-blinds. Today, they are beautifully designed and can be the focal point of your room or enhance any space. With smart home technology on the rise, all Hunter Douglas window coverings are available with PowerView motorized shades that can be programmed to block out harmful UV rays during the hours of your choice. When it comes to window coverings for your home, Deb suggests “Let your personality shine through in your home décor and accessories.”
At Blinded By The Light you will find that one-of-a-kind piece or that perfect gift for a new bride or friend. Deb is passionate about home decor, so if you’re considering adding new window coverings or want some decorating advice, stop in and speak with her, she will love to help you live beautifully.
