Real Room Makeovers, Custom Color & Triangle Homes
Explore Michelle Arsenault’s portfolio across Raleigh, Rolesville, and Wake Forest. Every archive photo has been studio-enhanced with adaptive shadow recovery, tungsten white-balance correction, and crisp contrast—and you can experiment with different lighting moods below!
“Life’s Too Short to Live Without Color.” A builder-white powder room transformed with custom aromatic cedar shelving, dark-grouted subway tile, Sherwin Williams “Into The Gloaming” walls, and a bold “Fireweed” barn-red accent.
Three tiers of thick white floating shelves over a whitewashed brick backsplash, matte-black gooseneck prep faucet, exotic granite counter, and curated farmhouse serveware.
Raleigh / Wake Forest, NC • 3-Photo Suite MakeoverFull Room Interior Design
ECU Pirates Purple & Gold Bedroom
A spirited East Carolina University Pirates bedroom pairing warm grey walls and a wrap-around gold painted stripe with a vintage gym locker, ombre curtains, and tailored black furnishings.
Rolesville, NC • Open-Concept Culinary HubRenovation & New Construction
Rolesville Gourmet Farmhouse Kitchen
An inviting heart-of-the-home kitchen blending cream raised-panel cabinetry, an expansive exotic granite island, custom sliding barn-wood pantry doors, and matte-black chef fixtures.
Framed by a graceful interior archway, this welcoming foyer layers horizontal white shiplap, distressed louvered shutters, a rustic console table, and vintage trunk storage.
Designed by a mother of five who knows kids’ rooms should be magical, organized, and built to last—featuring bold navy, red, and white varsity stripes and industrial wire storage.
Strategic furniture placement, neutral-yet-warm paint updates, lighting upgrades, and artwork staging designed in collaboration with Triangle real estate agents to maximize buyer appeal.
Wake Forest, NC • Home WorkspaceOnline & In-Home Design Package
Wake Forest Productive Home Office & Study
“It is proven that stuffy and cluttered spaces cause our minds to become overwhelmed and we become less productive. Simplicity in a design element is key.”
“How many times have you walked into a store or looked at a wall of different paint colors and had your eyes gravitate towards a bold color—Lime Green, Teal, Red, Yellow, Navy—but somehow found yourself selecting Grey, White, or Beige because your head just says no? My friends, let me tell you: Life is Too Short to Live Without Color!”
“Dan and I recently redecorated our powder room in our newly built home. I had chosen really funky fixtures—a rustic copper bucket sink and waterfall faucet—and open shelving instead of a traditional vanity. It really just needed my vision and Dan’s handiwork to make it all come together.”