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Susan Manrao, an interior designer in Los Angeles, with her client Tim Geddes, whose home she decorated after his divorce. Others who are feeling the economic thaw may spend money on something notoriously expensive, if less romantic, which they have been putting off: a divorce. Among the battalion of specialists who will meet them on the other side of their split — real estate agents, mortgage brokers, financial planners — is a relatively new member of the ranks, one Susan Manrao. Charming and funny, with an infectious laugh, Ms. Manrao, a 35-year-old interior designer in Los Angeles, found her niche after realizing there was one kind of client she preferred over all others: the divorced man. It was basically empty. Manrao has honed insights into what the newly divorced particularly newly divorced heterosexual men want and need as they create a new home for themselves. And that knowledge may be increasingly in demand, as there are likely to be more of them soon, said Andrew Cherlin, a sociology professor at Johns Hopkins University who has written extensively about American marriage. Since 2008, he said, divorce rates in the United States have dropped, as they did during the Great Depression. Once the economy began improving back then, however, divorce rates rose significantly, something that is bound to happen again, Dr. Cherlin predicted, when the current economic recovery becomes more dramatic. Advertisement And when they do, at least half of the newly divorced will need a new place to live, a new sofa and rug, new towels and coffee cups and prints to hang on the walls, and all the other trappings that make an apartment or a house into a home. If they have children, they may need it urgently. And if they were in a marriage in which their spouse did the decorating, they will need help. Men coming from heterosexual marriages are more likely to move out of the family home than women are, said Steven Mintz, a historian at Columbia University who studies families and children. They are also, generally speaking, ill prepared for divorce, he added. Mintz said, help account for the relative speed with which many men remarry. Deirdre Dyment, a Toronto designer, who, like Ms. And they really miss the warmth their home had. For one thing, he is more likely to care what his home looks like, Dr. For another, he is more likely to seek joint custody of his children. And he is starting from scratch. Hanson has worked with at least two dozen divorced men in the last five years, she said, offering services that go well beyond interior design, to include pantry stocking, cooking lessons and more. But when it comes to décor, leather chairs are one of the most common requests, she said, along with 60-plus-inch flat-screen TVs. Photo Credit Brian Stauffer Sharon Staley, an interior designer in Houston who has worked with many divorced men, said that most of them want wet bars. Speed is also important, said Joe Nahem, an interior designer in New York with a number of divorced clients. Last year, he said, he had one client in his 30s who had to move immediately after he and his wife decided to part. Nahem said with a sigh. In short order, they had fully outfitted the apartment down to the books, dishes, sheets, towels and toys for his son. But the challenge is creating a place that feels welcoming not just to children but also to potential romantic partners. Advertisement The five-bedroom Los Angeles house Ms. Manrao has plenty of experience when it comes to setting the mood. After serving as the director of design and brand experience for a group of Starwood Hotels, including the W, the St. Regis and the Luxury Collection, she started her own firm. A multipack of toilet paper sitting on top of the kitchen cabinets: unappealing, Ms. Sometimes, in fact, she acts more like a therapist than a designer. Hanson disagreed; women might be put off by that sort of thing, she told him. Instead, she gave his apartment a masculine aesthetic that she thought would appeal to women, exposing brick walls in the living room and filling the space with dark woods and industrial details. On occasion, clients have been known to see the designers themselves as potential dates. A few clients have asked Ms. Hanson out for a drink. And in the case of Ms. Geddes, his daughter seemed to hope romance would blossom between them. Manrao, who is to be married this weekend, said she makes a point of wearing her engagement ring when she meets with clients. Hanson and seems pleased just to be settled in his new home.

Just say, 'I'm north, it's just that you seem down. But the challenge is creating a place that feels welcoming not just to children but also to potential romantic partners. Not to some bizarre colour or anything. Manrao has plenty of experience when it comes to setting the mood. This is a bit slack, but have you thought about getting an Ikea catalogue. Ever see some guyyapping on his cell, ignoring his wife. The room looks masculine and eclectic while at the same time lived in. Feels good, looks good, and just acquires character as it jesus.