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Mail payment to: Denver Design District
595 South Broadway, Suite 200
Denver, CO 80209
Attn: reNewDesign Market
Please make checks payable to: Denver Design Center
Cost
Registered Designers of the Denver Design District
$45 prior to May 3
$60 after May 3
Non-registered Designers
$55 prior to May 3
$70 after May 3
Price of admission includes all showroom seminars and our closing night
Cinco de Mayo Party.
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Note: ESIGN DISTRICT
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4-5seminars are first come, first served and seating may be limited.
Speakers and times are subject to change. No refunds for cancellations.
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What you need to know
Wednesday, May 4
8:00-9:00 . . . . Check-In | Registration
9:00-5:00 . . . . Showroom Presentations
5:00-8:00 . . . . Evening Events
IGN DISTRICT MAY 4-5
Thursday, May 5
8:00-9:00 . . . . Check-In | Registration
9:00-5:00 . . . . Showroom Presentations
5:00-7:00 . . . . Closing Night Fiesta
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WEDNESDAY
AT A
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MAY 4
Wednesday, May 4 { at a glance }
When
8:00-9:00 am
What . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Where
Check-In | Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . West Lobby
9:00-10:00 am
10:30-11:30 am
11:00-1:00 am
12:00-2:00 pm
11:30-1:00 pm
1:00-2:00 pm
2:30-3:30 pm
4:00-5:00 pm
3:00-5:00 pm
4:00-8:00 pm
4:30-6:30 pm
Keynote Speaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . East Conference Room
Pamela Jaccarino, Editor-in-Chief, LUXE magazine
Zakary Barron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles Eisen
Steve Livran . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JJ&S Lighting
Mary Hoffman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . East Conference Room
Robert Mann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Rug Source
Lexington LUNCH
Columbine Party
LUNCH | SHOP
Jennifer Comfort . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grange
Gabriele Roscioli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phoebe Marsh
Alicia Werner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MODA Antica
Lance Haeberle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Synergy
Josh Levinson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Decorative Materials
Stewart Teitelbaum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coraggio
Mario Costantini . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shanahan
Alys Edwards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Design Materials
Timothy Sack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Floor Coverings by CPA
Kym Brekhus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Materials Marketing
Patti Frye . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C.A.I. Designs
Stan Brantley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phoebe Marsh
Design & Wine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kreiss
TOWN Reception . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOWN
Champagne & Strawberries . . . . . . . . . . . The Carpet Studio
Thursday, May 5 { at a glance }
8:00-9:00 am
8:15-9:30 am
9:00-10:00 am
10:30-11:30 am
11:00-1:00 pm
11:30-12:30 pm
11:30-1:00 pm
1:00-2:00 pm
2:30-3:30 pm
4:00-5:00 pm
Check-In | Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . West Lobby
Nora Trulsson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hoff Miller
Alicia Werner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MODA Antica
Ken Karnes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C.A.I. Designs
Philip Gorrivan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chuck Wells
April Welch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Columbine
Zakary Barron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles Eisen
Stewart Teitelbaum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coraggio
Lexington LUNCH
Kravet & Lee Jofa Lunch | Presentation . . . . . . . Kravet
LUNCH | SHOP
Kym Brekhus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Materials Marketing
Lance Haeberle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Synergy
April Welch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Columbine
Josh Levinson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Decorative Materials
Stan Brantley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phoebe Marsh
Greg Jameson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wesco Fabrics
Mario Costantini . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shanahan
Mike Ewert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C.A.I. Designs
Keynote Speaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . East Conference Room
Pierre Frey
5:00-7:00 pm Closing Night Fiesta . . . . . . . . . . . . . West Lobby
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WEDNESDAY
MAY 4
8:00-9:00Check-in | Registration
9:00-10:00Luxe Interiors + Design Keynote Presentation ~
Inspiration, Creativity and The Design Process
Pamela Jaccarino, Editor-in-Chief Luxe Interiors + Design magazine X Location: East
Conference Room
Luxe Interiors + Design Editor-in-Chief Pamela Jaccarino will lead an engaging discussion and
presentation with top designers on how creative minds get inspired and translate their visions into
stunning interior spaces, textiles and furnishings. Discover what aspects of design are currently
exciting designers.
10:30-11:30The Power of Email
Zakary Barron, Constant Contact X Charles Eisen & Associates, Suite 103W
Bob’s famous salad bar will be served
This interactive seminar will provide you with valuable information regarding best practices
and winning strategies in email marketing, as well as showing you how to get and keep quality
subscribers, increase deliverability and open rates, tips for writing compelling content and more!
Learn from valuable case studies of how other businesses have effectively used email marketing
to boost their business. Learn how to send an email blast to your customers to keep them in touch
with how you can help them as a designer. You get these from other people, why not send your
own blast to your clientele?!
10:30-11:30Led Lighting Seminar Q&A
Steve Livran, Owner JJ&S Lighting X JJ&S Lighting, Suite 106S
Refreshments will be served
Steve will lead an informed Q&A on LED lighting and lighting design. He will also discuss energy
efficient and green lighting done the right way.
10:30-11:30Rugs Today…. A Visual Odyssey of The People and Places
Involved In The Legacy of Weaving
Robert Mann, Founder & Owner of Robert Mann Oriental Rugs X The Rug Source in
Denver, Suite 126E
Light lunch will be served
While traveling in rug producing countries in the early 1970’s, Robert Mann was exposed to
carpets and their rich cultural heritage. He subsequently became an apprentice repair person
and shortly thereafter opened his own business. Today, Robert Mann Oriental Rugs has grown in
both scope and reputation, providing service to dealers, private clients and institutions in the
United States and abroad.
The company specializes in repair and restoration, cleaning, stain removal and appraisals of
antique and new rugs. It is located in a 14,000 square foot state of the art facility in Denver.
Bob’s expertise and depth of knowledge has made him a respected authority in the world of rugs.
10:30-11:30Color Pulse 2012: Preservation
Mary M Hoffman, Color & Design Specialist X Benjamin Moore & Co
Location: East Conference Room
Color Pulse is Benjamin Moore’s international award winning forecast. For 2012, “preservation
and protection” are the connecting links between human beings and their environment. Our lives
are enriched by conservation and enhancing the natural world. Preservation is a call to embrace
the wonder of nature and the rhythms of its changes. The journey along the way becomes as
important as the outcome. Four key supportive themes will be presented: Heritage, Process,
Protection, and Enlightenment.
In her 30 years at Benjamin Moore Mary’s focus has been on her passion for color. Believing in
the need to enhance the future, she has reached out to future designers as a frequent lecturer at
universities, art colleges, interior design schools and technical institutes.
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WEDNESDAY
MAY 4
11:00-1:00Lunch With Lexington
Lexington Home Brands, Suite 102E
Lexington Home Brands will be hosting lunch for designers. Join us for an amazing assortment of food and drinks!
We will also be introducing 3 new collections, 11 South, Royal Kahala and Fieldale Lodge.
11:30-1:00Lunch | Shop
12:00-2:00Cupcakes & Coffee with Pamela Jaccarino, Editor-in-Chief,
Luxe Interiors + Design magazine
Hosted by Columbine & Luxe magazine X Columbine Showroom, Suite 105E
1:00-2:00The Color Psychic
Jennifer Comfort, Interior Designer & Color Specialist X Grange, Suite 101S
Fine French treats will be served
Join GRANGE as we celebrate the launch of our totally new assortment of wood stain and color
finishes with renowned Color Psychic, Jennifer Comfort. Jennifer, an Interior Designer and Color
Specialist who has been featured in Western Interiors, Colorado Homes and Lifestyles and Luxe
magazine, has the unique gift for envisioning an interior’s ideal color palette. She will be discussing
methods for approaching your aesthetic style through use of color over fine French treats.
1:00-2:00The Ins & Outs Of Selling Custom Draperies
Alicia Werner, The Drapery Studio X MODA Antica, Suite 118W
Lunch will be served prior to presentation
Custom draperies finish any room! Learn how to pick the perfect fabric for your draperies, why it
is important to use the best linings and interlinings, and how to finish off your treatments with
trims. Ms. Werner will show the newest Spring fabric designs made up in sample panels in all the
latest styles. She will also showcase fashion trends in drapery hardware and how to pick the best
proportions to finish your custom look.
Alicia Werner is a graduate of CSU in Textiles and a Parsons graduate in Design. She has owned
a workroom in Denver and California for over 30 years where she and her assistants artfully craft
draperies, valances, slipcovers, pillows, duvet covers, cornices, headboards and upholstery. 1:00-2:00The History Of Fine Italian Fabrics
Gabriele Roscioli, Owner of Colony Fabrics, ROMA X Phoebe Marsh, Suite 111E
Antipasti platters will be served
Mr. Roscioli will be traveling from Rome, Italy to join us for our Market. He will show beautiful,
historic fabrics, as well as the latest Colony ROMA Fabrics.
1:00-2:00Studio Webware Improves Project Management
Technology For Interior Designers
Lance Haeberle, Synergy Floor Covering X Suite N in The Collection
Managing, marketing, and growing an interior design business requires commitment and passion.
It’s easy to focus too much on one aspect of your business, while sometimes neglecting other
facets. Balance is the key, and we have found highly effective project management software
that assists interior designers. Produce Proposals, Orders and Invoices with a click of the
mouse. Publish design projects to view online. Capture product images and descriptions from
manufacturer websites. Organized, Efficient, Mobile. Come learn all about this great program.
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WEDNESDAY
MAY 4
2:30-3:30Genuine Stone: A Natural Choice for Sustainable Design
Josh Levinson, President, Artistic Tile X Decorative Materials, Suite 121E
An introduction to sustainable design and the sustainability movement, and descriptions of
how genuine stone makes an appropriate natural material design choice that will contribute
to a sustainable design solution over a project’s life cycle. The course presentation is one
hour in length.
This course is IDCEC approved and will afford ASID and IIDA members 0.1 CEUs under the Welfare
Designation.
2:30-3:30Rustic Furniture: An American Tradition
Mario Costantini, President La Lune Collection X Shanahan Collection, Suite 105W
Light refreshments will be served
Mario Costantini, president of La Lune Collection, the most comprehensive manufacturer of
rustic furniture available, will be discussing the tradition and use of rustic furniture in American
interiors. From the traditions of our country’s earliest settlers, to the 19th century revival of rustic
furniture in the Adirondack mountain hideaways of the very wealthy, La Lune Collection continues
to produce rustic furnishings entirely by hand, using the same methods and materials as did
those early artisans.
2:30-3:30Spring 2011 Collection
Stewart Teitelbaum, Vice President of Sales X Coraggio, Suite 104E
Assorted pastries & coffee will be served
Stewart Teitelbaum, Coraggio Textiles VP of Sales, will be in the Denver Showroom to show our
gorgeous Spring 2011 Collection. Coraggio Textiles new Collection contains unique European
sheers, patterns and textures for multiple uses in your design. Contact the showroom at
303.722.4771 for further information.
2:30-3:30 Have You Meet Alys Edwards? Let Us Introduce You
Design Materials X Suite 118B
3:30-5:30 pm
Join us for Chair Massages, Cocktails and Desserts.
Relax and Indulge at the Design Materials Showroom.
4:00-5:00
Natural Stone & Tile
Kym Brekhus, Owner, Brekhus Tile X Materials Marketing, Suite 107S
Snacks and beverages will be served
The selection of materials and the use of technology.
4:00-5:00SOCIAL MEDIA AND INTERIOR DESIGN
Timothy Sack, President, Brand Media X Floor Coverings by CPA, Suite 116E
The new media world is evolving by the minute; blogging, facebook, twitter and the rest of Social
Media have changed the way we attract and interact with our clients. The opportunity to engage
and showcase our talents, knowledge and capabilities is greater than ever. Learn how to leverage
social marketing, to build relationships that showcase your brand in the constant traffic of the
online world, and how to transfer those relationships into real world clients.
4:00-7:00 pm
Floor Coverings by CPA and Luxe magazine are co-hosting a
Margaritas & Tapas Fiesta immediately following the presentation.
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WEDNESDAY
MAY 4
4:00-5:00Scalamandre Line Showing
Stan Brantley, Scalamandre Regional Representative X Phoebe Marsh, Suite 111E
Tea & crumpets, sandwiches & sweets will be served
Mr. Stan Brantley from Scalamandre Fabrics will present a line showing featuring the newest
designs from the legendary fabric line. From beautiful classic silks, to the latest in color and scale,
Scalamandre has it all! For your design needs – It Starts with Scalamandre!
4:00-5:00
THE OUTDOOR ROOM – LAST FRONTIER
INDISTRICT
HOME
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Patti Frye, Senior Fabric Buyer X C.A.I. Designs, Suite 100E
Patti Frye, the Senior Fabric Buyer for Lane Venture will be discussing the influences of colors,
styles and trends, all to help you SELL the outdoors.
5:00-6:30 pm
Join us for a reception and Summer Cocktails immediately following the presentation
3:00-5:00Design & Wine
Kreiss X Suite X in The Collection
Join us for tasty tidbits & raffle
Celebrating over 70 years, Kreiss is synonymous with fine handcrafted furniture, exclusive fabrics,
luxury bed linens, and unique accessories.
Kreiss Collection Denver hosts artwork from Space Gallery featuring husband and wife team
Tyler and Monica Aiello. The Aiello’s work blends contemporary content with fine craftsmanship,
and explores scientific inspiration from the micro and macro-cosmic prospective.
4:00-8:00TOWN Reception
TOWN X Suite A in the Collection
Cocktail reception
Cocktail reception with Laura Kirar for her accessories launch with Arteriors and Frank Carfaro
with Desiorn Furniture.
4:30-6:30Champagne & Strawberries
The Carpet Studio X Suite 128E
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Cinco de Mayo
party tomorrow?
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Si!
THURSDAY
MAY 5
8:00-9:00Check-in | registration
8:15–9:30Get Published!
Nora Trulsson, Editor, Sources+Design X Hoff Miller Showroom, Suite 106E
This is a limited 20-person round-table discussion and your opportunity to show your portfolio.
Nora will explain the dos and don’ts of how to effectively get your work published. This seminar will
be available through a lottery, so please indicate on your registration form if you would like to be
considered for the random drawing. This exclusive seminar will have breakfast, compliments of the
Hoff Miller showroom. Nora Burba Trulsson is the editor of Sources+Design, a bimonthly magazine
for design professionals. She is also the co-author of “Living Homes: Sustainable Architecture
and Design.”
9:00-10:00Valances, A Trunk Show
Alicia Werner, The Drapery Studio X MODA Antica, Suite 118W
Breakfast will be served
Come see stunning valances and top treatments made out of the newest Spring fabrics. The “trunk
show” will include basic valance designs requiring only a small amount of fabric yardage with huge
eye appeal as well as ornate designs fit for any castle or mountain chalet. Ms. Werner will show
construction techniques as well as easy ways to embellish using trimmings.
Alicia Werner is a graduate of CSU in Textiles and a Parsons graduate in Design. She has owned
a workroom in Denver and California for over 30 years where she and her assistants artfully craft
draperies, valances, slipcovers, pillows, duvet covers, cornices, headboards and upholstery. 9:00-10:00 DESIGN FRIENDLY ALTERNATIVES FOR A/V AND ELECTRONIC
SYSTEMS IN NEW CONSTRUCTION AND REMODEL
Ken Karnes, President of Residential Systems, Inc. X C.A.I. Designs, Suite 100E
Learn about creative methods and innovative products and technologies that will minimize
the negative design impact caused by obtrusive thermostats, security keypads, banks of light
switches, speakers, volume controls, TV’s, and their associated electronic components. RSI will
demonstrate how incorporating key, affordable solutions into your designs can help maintain the
integrity of your vision, increase your per project revenue, and enhance your clients’ energy savings
while still providing the modern conveniences they desire; and how many of these systems,
products and solutions can be incorporated into today’s growing remodel and retrofit market with
little or no modification to existing finishes, walls and ceilings. Mr. Karnes founded RSI in 1987
as an offshoot of his custom homebuilding business to satisfy the unique home automation and
electronic system needs of his custom home clients
10:30-11:30Redefining The Traditional Furnishing Aesthetic
April Welch, Upholstery Fashion Coordinator, Bernhardt Furniture X
Columbine Showroom, Suite 105E
Light refreshments will be served
Please join April Welch for a lively discussion on redefining the traditional furnishing aesthetic. April will discuss the inception of “Interiors” knowing that when it comes to fashion and style,
nothing is set in stone. She will also feature a presentation on this year’s color and fabric direction. With more than 20 years in sales and merchandising for the home, April’s fashion inspirations are
scripted by the way we live our lives. Chronicling everyday life experiences, she shares her thoughts
and ideas with a multi gender merchandising team at Bernhardt. Together, they embrace some
trends while debating over the illusive nature of others.
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WEDNESDAY
MAY 4
10:30-11:30From Inspiration To Completion: Introducing Philip
Gorrivan Ii For Highland Court
Philip Gorrivan X Chuck Wells & Associates, Suite 101W
Light lunch will be served during a meet and greet with Philip
From landscapes to antiquities to European gardens, Philip Gorrivan has drawn inspiration from
many sources for Philip Gorrivan II, his newest collection for Highland Court. Please join Philip as
he walks you through the creation of his collection, from color to pattern to texture, and the pieces
and places that brought his fabrics to life.
10:30-11:30The Power Of Email
Zakary Barron, Constant Contact X Charles Eisen & Associates, Suite 103W
Bob’s famous salad bar will be served
This interactive seminar will provide you with valuable information regarding best practices
and winning strategies in email marketing, as well as showing you how to get and keep quality
subscribers, increase deliverability and open rates, tips for writing compelling content and more!
Learn from valuable case studies of how other businesses have effectively used email marketing
to boost their business. Learn how to send an email blast to your customers to keep them in touch
with how you can help them as a designer. You get these from other people, why not send your
own blast to your clientele?!
10:30-11:30Spring 2011 Collection
Stewart Teitelbaum, Vice President of Sales X Coraggio, Suite 104E
Assorted pastries & coffee will be served
Stewart Teitelbaum, Coraggio Textiles VP of Sales, will be in the Denver Showroom to show our
gorgeous Spring 2011 Collection. Coraggio Textiles new Collection contains unique European
sheers, patterns and textures for multiple uses in your design. Contact the showroom at
303.722.4771 for further information.
11:00-1:00Lunch With Lexington
Lexington Home Brands X Suite 102E
Lexington Home Brands will be hosting lunch for designers. Join us for an amazing assortment of food and drinks!
We will also be introducing 3 new collections, 11 South, Royal Kahala and Fieldale Lodge.
11:30-12:30Kravet and Lee Jofa Lunch Presentation
Kravet X Suite 101E
K ravet and Lee Jofa cordially invites you for a special presentation with Nicholas Lomangino Sr.,
Vice President of Floor Coverings for Kravet, as he presents Kravet/Lee Jofa carpets new Spring
2011 collections. Luncheon to follow in the showroom.
Rsvp by April 29 - 303.733.1891
11:30-1:00Lunch | Shop
1:00-2:00Redefining The Traditional Furnishing Aesthetic
April Welch, Upholstery Fashion Coordinator, Bernhardt Furniture X
Columbine Showroom, Suite 105E
Light refreshments will be served
Please join April Welch for a lively discussion on redefining the traditional furnishing aesthetic. April will discuss the inception of “Interiors” knowing that when it comes to fashion and style,
nothing is set in stone. She will also feature a presentation on this year’s color and fabric direction. With more than 20 years in sales and merchandising for the home, April’s fashion inspirations are
scripted by the way we live our lives. Chronicling everyday life experiences, she shares her thoughts
and ideas with a multi gender merchandising team at Bernhardt. Together, they embrace some
trends while debating over the illusive nature of others.
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THURSDAY
MAY 5
1:00-2:00Studio Webware Improves Project Management
Technology For Interior Designers
Lance Haeberle X Synergy Floor Covering, Suite N, in The Collection
Managing, marketing, and growing an interior design business requires commitment and passion.
It’s easy to focus too much on one aspect of your business, while sometimes neglecting other
facets. Balance is the key, and we have found highly effective project management software
that assists interior designers. Produce Proposals, Orders and Invoices with a click of the
mouse. Publish design projects to view online. Capture product images and descriptions from
manufacturer websites. Organized, Efficient, Mobile. Come learn all about this great program.
1:00-2:00Contiuning Education: The Client, The Contractor And You:
A Love Triangle
Josh Levinson, President Artistic Tile X Decorative Materials, Suite 121E
This seminar covers the learning objectives of product selection and design, installation
preparation and layout, as well as proper choice of setting materials and installation techniques.
These are all aimed at enabling the design professional to work more closely with their client and
contractor to ensure successful tile and stone installations.
The course is one hour in length and is IDCEC approved and will afford ASID and IIDA members
0.1 CEUs under the Health and Safety Designation.
1:00-2:00
Natural Stone & Tile
Kym Brekhus, Owner Brekhus Tile X Materials Marketing, Suite 107S
Snacks and beverages will be served
The selection of materials and the use of technology.
2:30-3:30Creating Your Internet Footprint
Greg Jameson, President, WebStores Ltd X Wesco Fabrics, Suite 104W
Wine and Hors d’oeuvres will be served
In this digital age of websites, Facebook, twitter, YouTube videos, blogs, emails, and newsletters,
Greg Jameson will answer the question, “How do you choose what will work for you”? Greg is
President of WebStores, Ltd., a software company specializing in website development and
shopping cart software and author of Growing Your Online Sales. An acclaimed software developer
since 1985, his awards include Colorado Small Business of the Year, Inc 500, and International
Developer of the year.
2:30-3:30 LIGHT CONTROL SOLUTIONS FOR RESIDENTIAL ROOMS
Mike Ewert, Lutron Electronics Territory Manager X C.A.I. Designs, Suite 100E
This seminar is approved for 0.25 CEU credits.
By examining methods for controlling light, the participant will be able to describe various ways to
control natural and artificial light in residential settings, through switching, dimming, and shading
technologies, to ensure space aesthetics, efficiency, and occupant comfort. Through the review of
several light control system strategies, the participant will also be able to identify the best light
control system solution for a particular residential application to minimize switch clutter on the
walls, while enhancing home efficiency and occupant comfort. Finally, the participant will gain
an understanding of how dimming technology works and be able to quantify how it contributes to
sustainable design and energy savings.
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WEDNESDAY
MAY 4
2:30-3:30Rustic Furniture: An American Tradition
Mario Costantini, President La Lune Collection X Shanahan Collection, Suite 105W
Light refreshments will be served
Mario Costantini, president of La Lune Collection, the most comprehensive manufacturer of
rustic furniture available, will be discussing the tradition and use of rustic furniture in American
interiors. From the traditions of our country’s earliest settlers, to the 19th century revival of rustic
furniture in the Adirondack mountain hideaways of the very wealthy, La Lune Collection continues
DENVER DESIGN DISTRICT MAY 4-5
to produce rustic furnishings entirely by hand, using the same methods and materials as did
those early artisans.
2:30-3:30Scalamandre Line Showing
Stan Brantley, Scalamandre Regional Representative X Phoebe Marsh, Suite 111E
Tea & crumpets, sandwiches & sweets will be served
Mr. Stan Brantley from Scalamandre Fabrics will present a line showing featuring the newest
designs from the legendary fabric line. From beautiful classic silks to the latest in color and scale,
Scalamandre has it all! For your design needs – It Starts With Scalamandre!
4:00-5:00
PIERRE FREY: TIMELESS TEXTILES – THE EVOLUTION OF STYLE
Pierre Frey X Location: East Conference Room
Pierre Frey has been creating beautiful fabrics for over 75 years. Drawing inspiration from their
vast visual archives, the firm is well-known for its eclectic woven and printed textiles that reference
Imperial China, 18th century France and contemporary Africa.
Join Pierre Frey, grandson of the founder of this family-owned company, for an exploration of
textile design as presented with images and actual documents spanning hundreds of years and
learn why great design never goes out of style.
5:00-7:00Closing Night Fiesta
Come Celebrate Cinco de Mayo
West Lobby. Food and drink
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