There have been a couple of exceptions, for tenants who were super clean, had a great sense of design, and were easy people in general - in those cases, they actually enhanced the experience because the place was decorated so beautifully.

A lot of design is personal preference but when you clash styles that's where you can go wrong. 

If you're in the process of design an local architect should be able to give a better estimate than a online fourm. 

From cell phones, we deem as being essential to life, cable TV and yes the exorbitant cost of designer coffee when a regular coffee at a diner serves the same purpose at 1/3 the cost.

Just go to HOUZZ and do a search through their millions of designer photos of kitchens--you will mainly see painted kitchen cabinets (not just white, though).  

I work with a decent spectrum of designers during the day, and a typical logo like this would cost a few hundred to a few thousand dollars.

We can all give you weird and wonderful ideas about the fairy-tale fun park you can build there but you may not be allowed to do any of that.Every City is different but I know in Miami they would never allow you to turn that into residential because each living unit must have a certain number of designated parking spaces.

A bed that just  fits the length of the space, Monticello style: http://bit.ly/2qZT1t3In this sort of design it's all builtin.  

Hello,Any recommendations of designers/investors in the Greater Seattle area?

If the lot is zoned for a multiplex then your next ste would be work with an architect familiar with this type of designing this building.