About Us

What we do
Home Stylist makes changes, both subtle and direct, to a room’s interior that substantially enhance the appeal and value of the home. Our services create, connect and improve the quality of your decorating experience.

How we work
With flat rates per room, the low cost promotes immediate results and guaranteed satisfaction. We will work with you to keep you informed and inspired every step of the way. In fact Sandra believes, “the charm and sentiment of what you already have gives character and personality to your home.”

About Sandra Cook
A former merchandising executive and corporate trainer for an International Decorating Franchise with 20+ years in the home furnishing and design industry, Sandra Cook continues to inform and empower her clients on functional, stylish transformations of their spaces. She is a Retail Merchandising graduate of Becker College and holds dual certification in Interior Design and Interior Refinement. All members of the Interior Refiners Network®, have been trained and certified by Lauri Ward president and founder of Use-What-You-Have Interiors® . Ward popularized the Use What You Have Decorating system as seen on Oprah, CBS News, and shows on Fox, Discovery and HGTV.

For two consecutive years Sandra has achieved Gold Member status within the Interior Refiners Network, for her level of study, involvement and commitment. Additionally she was awarded the Founder’s Award in 2007 by Lauri Ward.

Aside from her business responsibilities, Sandra is Vice President of Membership for the Tri-County Chapter of New Jersey Association of Women Business Owners, an active member of the Marlton Business Association and Marketing Chairperson for the Interior Refiners Network.

Sandra’s redesign success and nurturing spirit for her clients led her to be featured as an expert in the one-day redesign field on 6ABC News. Her design work has been featured in the book Dream Rooms for Real People. Sandra’s work and decorating advice has been featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Courier Post, Sun Newspapers, The Trend and Suburban Home & Garden.