The Art of Arrangement focuses on the use of existing furnishings, art and accessories in completely transforming her clients' homes and offices from ho hum to h’Oh My! By applying principles of traditional design and redesign, and also by borrowing from the ancient Chinese philosophy of Feng Shui, she has found a niche in the marketplace.

TELEVISION

Mary has appeared on four segments of the Home and Garden Channel’s,(HGTV), show entitled "Decorating Cents" with host, Joan Stefand. Her most recent appearance had the highest viewer response in the history of the show! She can be seen regularly as the show repeats often.

Mary appeared on Baltimore’s Local News Program (WJZTV), for a television spot highlighting her business and its’ unique approach to interior design.

PRINT MEDIA

The Capital Newspaper, in Annapolis, Maryland, featured Mary’s home as Home of the Week. The article, Changing Moods-Interior Furnishings Reflect the Seasons, emphasized the dramatic difference you can make in your home with slipcovers. The Baltimore Sun newspaper featured Mary's room redesign magic in their Home Front section. She was written up locally in The Sunday Capital newspaper in the Business section. The Chesapeake Family magazine had a full page article on home decorating tips with before and after photos of a room Mary had redesigned.  She was also recommended as "Worth the Money" in the Bargain News section of The Pennysaver.

MODEL HOME AND HOME SHOWS

The model home that Mary decorated for Majestic Homes, at Camden Estates, was featured in the Home Builders Magazine.

Mary participated in the Annapolis Home and Lifestyle Expo and plans to be a part of the Home and Garden Show. Mary also had a booth in the Washington D.C.'s Design for Living Home Show. 

OTHER

Mary has spoken to Ladies Auxiliary Groups from local churches and also to community Women’s Clubs.  Retirement communities have invited her to speak to potential buyers regarding their up-coming downsizing experience.  Sherwin Williams paint stores asked her to be a part of two design workshops they held in their Severna Park and Annapolis locations.