On July 15, 2023, House to Home Solutions President Daniel Carrero cuts the ribbon officially opening the company’s new and expanded Design Studio in Rockville, Md., as Montgomery County (Md.) Councilmember-at-Large Laurie-Anne Sayles (to his left) looks on. To Sayles’ left is Greater Rockville Chamber of Commerce President Marji Graf
- The Grand Opening event on July 15 followed a successful "soft opening" in June, featuring three targeted "micro" open houses for customers, vendors/suppliers, and architects/designers.
- These "soft openings,” which attracted more than 70 guests, set the stage for the public Grand Opening triumph.
Moments before the ribbon-cutting officially opening House to Home Solutions’ new and expanded Design Studio in Rockville, Md., President Daniel Carrero accepts a Certificate of Recognition and Appreciation signed by Marc Elrich, the County Executive of Montgomery County (Md.). Presenting the Certificate is Greater Rockville Chamber of Commerce President Marji Graf, as Montgomery County Councilmember-at-Large Laurie-Anne Sayles (to Graf’s right) applauds. The Certificate reads, in part, “Congratulations on achieving this milestone! We applaud your collaborations with architects, designers, real estate professionals, vendors, suppliers, and others in our community to transform homeowners’ dreams into stunning, inspiring living spaces.”
We recently unveiled our eye-opening new and expanded Design Studio with a highly anticipated public Grand Opening and Open House. The event, held on July 15th, was met with overwhelming admiration from more than 50 attendees, including local public officials, business leaders, industry insiders, and cherished family and friends.
The event kicked off with a ribbon-cutting hosted by the Greater Rockville Chamber of Commerce (GRCC). Among the distinguished guests were Montgomery County (Md.) Councilmember-at-Large Laurie-Anne Sayles, GRCC President Marjj Graf, GRCC Board Chair Laura Nash, and several GRCC board members.
Highlighting the significance of the Grand Opening, H2HS President Daniel Carrero was presented with Certificates of Recognition and Appreciation from Councilmember Sayles and Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich.
Following the ribbon-cutting, guests experienced an extraordinary day that showcased the pinnacle of remodeling innovation. Attendees were treated to personalized studio tours, demos of the newest and trendiest fixtures and products, and mouthwatering homemade food and refreshments.
House to Home Solutions’ new and expanded Design Studio has 1,200 square feet of additional space showcasing more product lines, design features and surprise details that show people what is possible in their home.
Carrero expressed his excitement and gratitude, stating, "Our Grand Opening campaign was a tremendous success. Witnessing the enthusiasm of our guests reaffirms our belief that when it comes to the world of home remodeling, there is a solution that can work for every home."
Reinforcing the festive spirit of the occasion, H2HS held a drawing following the July 15 event for 15 door prizes with a total value of over $3,500.
A Marvel of Design Innovation and Creativity
The newly-minted House to Home Solutions Design Studio includes an additional 1,200 square feet of floor space, allowing H2HS to showcase a wide assortment of current trends in indoor and outdoor remodeling products and fixtures, including cabinetry, floating shelves, home automation systems, smart lighting, hidden speakers, alarm and lock systems, door and cabinet hardware, flooring, deck and siding options, and more.
Unique design elements that have caught the attention of Open House attendees include a custom under-the-stairs interior doggie room and kids space, accessible from an adjoining bathroom by a secret Murphy door.
One of H2HS’s many strengths is making creative use of all available space. Here is an example of combined office and doggie space under the stairs, accessible by a secret
“Our one-of-a-kind Design Studio provides a small glimpse into what H2HS can curate for each valued client,” concluded Carrero. “The whole idea is to show people what is possible in their home and how we think outside the box to come up with solutions.”
