Winter 2007 - ASID Texas Chapter

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Design Texas
Winter 2007
METROCON07: EXPO & CONFERENCE
ASID Texas Chapter Officers 2007-2008
“If You Build It, They Will Come.”
President
Rosemarie Rene, ASID, Irving
Past-President
Fran Timbrook, ASID, El Paso
President-Elect
Laura McDonald, ASID, Dallas
Communication Director
Tom McNally, Industry Partner, Austin
Financial Director
Kitty Wasemiller, ASID, Abiliene
Professional Development Director
Mary Stelter, ASID, Fort Worth
Membership Director
Cindi Cagle, ASID, Dallas
Chapter Administrator
Pat Gallagher
At-large Board Member
Mary Cusack, ASID, Kingsville
Student Representative
Meghan Broussard Simecek,
Texas Tech University
Newsletter Chair
Christine Eustice, ASID, Wylie
American Society of Interior Designers
1444 Oak Lawn #501
Dallas, TX 75207
Phone: 214-748-1541
Fax: 214-651-9309
Toll Free #: 1-866-892-7431
Email: [email protected]
www.asidtx.org
By Laura McDonald, ASID, IIDA
On August 16 & 17, over 3,500 Interior
Designers, Facility Managers, Architects,
Design Students, and other design
industry members swarmed Dallas
Market Hall for METROCON07 Expo &
Conference, the largest regional show
of its kind in the USA.
7
16-17, 2007
DALLAS MARKET HALL
2200
In this unique collaboration, the
Texas Chapter of ASID [American Society of Interior
Designers], the Texas / Oklahoma Chapter of IIDA
[International Interior Design Association], and the
Dallas / Fort Worth Chapter of IFMA [International
Facility Management Association] come together
to provide their collective memberships – whether
professional, associate, industry, or student – with
valuable tools to enhance their respective roles.
A diverse array of 233 Exhibitors filled just at 403
booths, introducing the region’s booming design
community to the latest and greatest in cutting-edge
products and services. Exhibitors catered to the
corporate, residential, hospitality, healthcare, institutional, and education design fields. To access photos
from the show, as well the list of 2007 Exhibitors,
visit the Press page of the official METROCON website,
www.metrocon.info.
Please congratulate the ASID Industry Partners
who won METROCON07 Pegasus Exhibitor Awards!
Most Informative Exhibit
Skanadario by Goodman Supply
Best New Product
Rulo Table by Versteel (@ Reid-Cooper)
Best Promotional Campaign
Haworth
Along with the outstanding
tradeshow, METROCON offered attendees 39 continuing education classes
ranging from Project Management to
Sustainable Design to Accessibility
to Interior Design Legislation. Rounding
out the classes was a keynote address
by James Weiner, AIA of Collaborative
Project Consulting titled “Finding the
Source.”
A team of tremendous volunteers from the professional associations executes METROCON. For five
years, the organizations have organized the conference as a service to their members. Income from the
event goes back to the chapters to fund special educational and recognition programs, as well as foundations, scholarships and charities earmarked by the
individual organizations. The 2007 Committee
was pleased to distribute just over $33,000 to each
of the three organizations. As a collective charitable
gesture, this year the METROCON Committee again
offered attendees the opportunity to turn in their
unused Thursday Night Happy Hour drink tickets,
which resulted in a $425 donation to the American
Cancer Society.
INDUSTRY SUPPORT
Please join us in profusely thanking the Sponsors
of the continuing education courses that were arranged
by the ASID Texas Chapter for METROCON07:
AAHID [American Academy of Healthcare Interior
Designers]
Gensler Dallas
Kwik-File
NFSI [National Floor Safety Institute]
Steelcase
The MetalTile Collection
Kudos to all of the Industry Partners who not only
participated as Exhibitors in the tradeshow, but who
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also donated items that furthered the success of the event. ProSource
Wholesale Floorcoverings and The Patricia Group supplied
flooring and furniture, respectively, to improve the appearance
and function of our outstanding ASID booth.
Every ASID member who attended METROCON07 was eligible
to pick up a “bingo card” at the ASID Texas booth. Those who
had all of their bingo spaces stamped by visiting the booths of our
incredible Industry Partners and then turned in the completed card
were eligible to win one of three items that were generously donated
by ASID Industry Partners. Thank you to the donors and congratulations to the winners:
Steelcase - Think Chair ($450)
Sandra McLean, ASID (Dallas)
National Wallcovering - AmEx Gift Cert. ($100 ea.)
Fran Timbrook. ASID (El Paso) & Scott Frelick, ASID (Dallas)
Designers, facility managers, architects, and students networked and learned over two
Thank you to ASID Student Member and 2007-2008 Student information-packed days.
Representative to the ASID Texas Board, Meghan Broussard
Simecek from Texas Tech University, for volunteering to randomly
select the winning bingo cards out of the bowl at the ASID Texas Chapter
Without these volunteers and the countless other on-site ASID volunteers,
booth at the conclusion of the tradeshow on Friday.
METROCON07 Expo & Conference would never have been the great success
that it was. A huge round of applause for all of them and their dedication to
strengthen both our organization and our profession!
STELLAR VOLUNTEERS
Please be sure to thank the following people (listed in alphabetical
order) who worked to make ASID Texas’ participation in the event such a
smashing success:
Robin Black, ASID / IIDA . . . . . . . . . . . . . ASID TX M07 Bingo Game Prizes
Cindi Cagle, ASID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ASID TX M07 Bingo Game Cards
Patricia Calhoun, ASID / IIDA . . . . . . . . . METROCON07 Catering
Helen A. Erdman, ASID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ASID TX M07 CEU Coordination
Pat Gallagher, ASID TX Chapter
Administrator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M07 Finance
Isin King, Allied Member ASID . . . . . . . M07 Site & Logistics
James Marstiller, FASID. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pegasus Exhibitor Awards Judge
Oscar Rene. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ASID TX Booth Construction
Rosemarie Rene, ASID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ASID TX Booth Coordination
Robin Rucker, ASID / IIDA . . . . . . . . . . . . M07 Registration
Linda Steinberg, ASID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M07 Volunteer Coordination
(from left to right): Laura McDonald, ASID / IIDA [Presiding Chair, representing ASID TX]; Jeff Blue [Title Sponsor: Kimball Office by Corporate
Source, Ltd.]; Karen Harrell, IIDA [Co-Chair, representing IIDA TX/OK];
Burt Copeland [Co-Chair, representing IFMA DFW]
ON THE HORIZON
If you are interested in being on the METROCON08 team, please contact
Dianne Etheredge, ASID / IIDA, the new Co-Chair representing ASID Texas
Chapter: 214.987.4393 | [email protected]. Committees are
already being staffed and plans are already being made.
For more details about METROCON, visit www.metrocon.info. The site
will be updated throughout the year with information about METROCON08,
which will take place on August 14 & August 15, 2008 at Dallas Market Hall
in Dallas, Texas.
And thank you for allowing me to serve on the METROCON Committee
for the last three years. It has been a great deal of hard work, but it has also
been an invaluable learning experience that I will never forget.
Sponsoring Chapter Presidents (from left to right): Fran Timbrook, ASID
[ASID TX Chapter]; Linda McBain, CFM [IFMA DFW Chapter]; Natalie Ellis,
IIDA [IIDA TX/OK Chapter]
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student news
DESIGN INTERACTIVE
ASID Student Career Days 07
Fri., October 26 & Sat., October 27, 2007
This year’s Student Career Day began on Friday, October 26, 2007 in conjunction with
the Decorative Center Dallas “Celebration of Design.” This was our second year in collaboration with DCD in which we introduced our design students from across Texas, Oklahoma
and New Mexico to an innovative and creative connection with professional designers.
ASID held our Friday Design Interactive, Part 1 at the McGannon Showroom. Professionals
who have taken various career paths in the Interior Design industry gave presentations
discussing the realities of their interior design fields and revealed how they interact with their
clients. Speakers were Emily Gibson ASID, Allison Gimpel Allied Member ASID, Carol
Holley ASID and Karen Kroh ASID.
After the presentation, buses were provided to transport the attendees to SMU for a tour of the new Embrey
Engineering Building which is on the verge of LEED
Certification and was designed as a model for sustainability for college campuses. “Speed Dating” with design
professionals gave students opportunities to gain new
perspectives by engaging in short informal question
and answer with the professional speakers from the
earlier program as they rotated around the Atrium space
and enjoyed appetizers.
LEED tour at SMU Embrey Building
A guided tour of the Embrey building and information on LEED was conducted by Michael Paul, MSFM, CEM, CIAQ, LEED AP the Director
of Energy Management and Engineering for SMU. Students and Designers enjoyed asking
Michael questions about products, LEED, construction and many other design related issues.
Thank you to Emily Gibson ASID, Allison Gimpel Allied Member ASID, Meghan
Broussard Simecek Student Rep to the Texas Chapter Board and Mary Stelter ASID,
along with our speakers, sponsors and the McGannon Showroom for putting this day in motion
and making it all happen.
This year for the first time, ASID expanded the Student Day events for a Design Interactive,
Part 2. This additional day was developed by ASID in response to student requests for more
interaction with the design professionals. Held at Capital Distributing, an ASID Industry Partner
showroom, who also generously provided a breakfast buffet to start off the day for the attending
students, educators and designers.
The first session was Round Table discussions centered on the various aspects of getting
that first job and internship with the topics of Resumes, Portfolios and Interviews. Students
that were able to bring samples of their work were reviewed by the professionals.
The second session was Part 2 of ‘Speed Dating’ in which the students could ask any
questions they wanted about the designer’s own practices, about any aspect of the interior
design industry or questions for clarification from the previous day’s events. The designers
shared some of their experiences with current projects, client relations, scheduling and budget
issues with real life examples of the challenges and fun of our profession. This gave the students
a valuable experience to look beyond the
classroom and to have a better realization
of the inner workings of the designer, the
client and the industry.
Saturday Student Day Design Interactive Part 2
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Thank you to our guest designers: Laura
McDonald Stewart ASID, Rosemarie
Rene ASID, Mary Stelter ASID, Sally
Dinsmoor ASID, Mary Cusack ASID, Carla
Niemann ASID, and Miake Yang-Chi
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Cheng Allied Member ASID for their participation and support for these
emerging designers.
Meghan Broussard Simecek, Student Member ASID
Student Rep to the Texas Chapter Board
The Students and the Designers were treated to a luncheon buffet sponsored by ASID Texas Chapter while they relaxed and chatted some more during
lunch and afterwards were treated to tours of the newly expanded Capital
Distributing kitchen and bath showroom.
Rosemarie Rene, ASID Texas Chapter President
Laura McDonald Stewart, ASID Texas Chapter President Elect
Coordination for the Design Competetion / Sponsorships
Thank you to all of our sponsors: To Capital Distributing for all of their
support and participation. To the participating sponsors for the Table Top
mini Trade Show, Saturday: Arizona Tile, The Reyna Collection, SherwinWilliams, Dallas Sight & Sound, ASID Texas Chapter and special guest LUXE
magazine. Table Sponsors Sub-Zero/Wolf and Prosource Wholesale Floorcovering.
To the sponsoring design firms: Leo A. Daly, Dallas Design Group Interiors
and Moore Design Group. And to our Hotel and Shuttle sponsor the Marriott
Courtyard at Market Center for offering Student Day reduced rates for all
attendees and their hotel shuttle to and from the Friday and the Saturday
events.
The day ended by announcing the winners of the 2007 Student Design
Competition Awards and recognizing the most accomplished ASID Texas
Student Chapter for the past school year. Each competition winner received
a certificate and the first place winners received a cash prize and an opportunity for an internship with the sponsoring design firm. Congratulations to
all these accomplished students and the Texas Student Chapters for their
participation and excellence in education:
Outstanding ASID Texas Student Chapter of 2006 - 2007
Texas State University, San Marcos - $300 prize
Commercial Design Competetion Winners
sponsored by Moore Design Group
presented by Rosemarie Rene ASID, Texas Chapter President
First Place:
Ashley Elks - $250 prize
Texas State University
Second Place: Kristin Rebecca Rose, Sara Roskam, Rose Lugo
Baylor University
Hospitality Design Competetion Winners
sponsored by Leo A. Daly
presented by Carla Niemann, ASID
Christine Farrell - $250 prize
University of North Texas
Second Place: Landrie Daniels
Texas State University
Phyllis Thomas Crim, ASID
Coordination on Sponsorships
New Design Showroom opens at
the Dallas World Trade Center
We are proud to announce the opening of our new Design Showroom
at the Dallas World Trade Center. Our prices are marked retail, so please
bring your customers. Our pricing structure also allows includes a
20% built-in designer margin. We are open daily from 9:00am until
4:00pm to serve you.
We have a great collection of lines available for you:
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First Place:
Residential Design Competetion Winners
sponsored Dallas Design Group Interiors
presented by Tracy Rasor, Allied Member ASID
First Place:
Kristin Rebecca Rose - $250 prize
Baylor University
Second Place: Rebecca Taddia, Rose Lugo, Jaime Mulder
Baylor University
Thank you to the following volunteers for making this year a success:
Mary Stelter, ASID Professional Development Director
Student Career Day Chair
Emily Gibson ASID,
Allison Gimpel Allied Member ASID
Coordination for the ASID Friday events and SMU tour
Cindi Cagle, ASID Membership Director
Coordination for the Saturday events / Sponsorships
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Texas Tech students experience an
exciting day of design trends and
ideas during the 2007 annual Design
Expo and Learning Lunch
The October event began with a Learning Lunch, sponsored by BentleyPrince Street. Steve Patterson shared a presentation with students about
green design; and Kari from Antron shared the color forecast for 2008.
Following the lunch, forty one vendors shared their products. All
Interior Designer students were invited to participate in the event. Those in
attendance received samples and brochures.
According to Ann-Claire Breitling, President of the ASID. Student Chapter,
this event is one of the highlights for Interior Design students. “Expo is an
excellent tool for students to interact with industry professionals. We begin
to establish relationships, explore a variety of career paths and learn about
industry trends, such as green products.”
Expo Chairman, Dana Hansen, expresses appreciation to all the vendors
for their part in providing this rich experience for Interior Design students.
We look forward to seeing everyone next year!
Membership Info
Summer is coming to a close, and it's a great time to take advantage of
your ASID chapter benefits! One significant key to a successful ASID membership experience is to get involved in your chapter through meetings,
special events and other networking opportunities. You can now view your
chapter affiliation when you log in to your personal ASID profile at www.asid.org
To find out your chapter's contact information:
Go to www.asid.org/locate
Click on your state
If you have any questions about how to contact your chapter, please email the Customer Service Team at [email protected]
Are you talking to me….???
By Helen Erdman, ASID
Am I talking to YOU?
Yep, yessir-ee, you betcha, absolutely, definitely, right on—but what,
exactly, is it that I am talking to you about?????
The ROSTER….of course, the dreaded Roster. We will be going to print
soon and are always hoping and praying that everyone has notified the office
(Pat Gallagher [email protected], or Helen Erdman [email protected])
if there have been ANY changes to your personal or business information.
Did you hear THAT Laura McDonald STEWART? What about YOU
Sandra Taylor…it’s about your email address. Or perhaps Christie Schlosser
and Lisa Barron—have you let everyone know you passed the “Q” and can
now use the coveted ASID appellation?
I know a few of you have moved---sound familiar Kim Armstrong? Or have
changed emails –Cheryl Rowe---or have moved to different offices---Scott
Frelick???
But for all the rest of you members and IP’s alike that I do not have access
to, what is your status??? ON occasion we do have typos, but have corrected
all that have been reported to us. Corrections and additions are posted in
the Design Texas newsletter every issue for you to clip and paste the old fashioned way.
And for all of you out there in Texas-land that I cannot personally phone
or visit (unless of course the Chapter thinks I NEED to travel to San Antonio
and Austin, and Corpus Christi, or El Paso….I will, I will) please email or fax
new information to us.
Your Roster is only as good as the information we currently have---so, if
you are still reading this---I am still talking …to…you.
See the new ASID Texas Chapter Leadership 2007-2008 list on the following
page.....
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President 2007 - 2008
Rosemarie Rene, ASID
Rene Designs
608 Sonora Ct.
Irving, TX 75062-6544
Phone: 972-717-7566
FAX: 972-719-4006
Cell: 214-914-6252
President-Elect 2007 – 2008
Laura McDonald, ASID
Plinth and Chintz
4122 Travis Street #1
Dallas, TX 75204-1859
Phone: 214-559-2568
cell: 214-394-2963
Communications Director
2007-2009
Tom McNally, Industry Partner
Steelcase Inc.
6848 La Concha Pass
Austin, TX 78749
Phone: 512-431-7576
Fax: 512-422-6555
Cell: 512-431-7576
Professional Development Director
2007-2009
Mary Stelter, ASID
Park Hill Designs
3533 Clubgate Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76137
Phone: 817-237-5952
Fax: 817-232-5952
Cell: 817-939-5952
Financial Director 2007-2009
Kitty Wasemiller, ASID
Abilene Christian University
5050 West Lake Road
Abilene, TX 79601
Phone: 325-674-2087
Fax: 325-674-2051
Cell:325-668-5244
Membership Director 2006-2008
Cindi Cagle, ASID
Attention to Detail
7324 Skillman Avenue #314
Dallas, TX 75231
Phone: 214-343-2310
FAX: 214-343-9330
Cell: 214-535-9388
ASID Texas Chapter Leadership 2007-2008
ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS: The regional chairs have been eliminated. It was a great idea and was implemented
for two years. In the end, it was felt that this extra layer hindered communication when the objective was to increase
communication. Now the design community chairs are to attend all board meetings. Your ideas and concerns are
greatly appreciated. Just communicate with your design community chair as he or she will be the link that can truly
affect change and growth.
Amarillo - Chair 07-08
Dessie Davis, Allied Member ASID
21 Cypress Pt.
Amarillo, TX 79124-4913
Phone: 806-352-6490
Cell: 806-282-8110
Amarillo - Financial Officer
Velvet Knight, Allied Member ASID
Velvet Knight Designs
7001 Bradford
Amarillo, TX 79109
Phone: 806-676-1342
Austin Chair 07-08
Amanda Hill, Allied Member ASID
Hill Design Studio
903 House Creek Drive
Leander, TX 78641
Phone: 512-297-1976
FAX: 512-528-1641
Austin- Financial Officer
Lori Anderson, ASID
Interior Selections
8605 Dawnridge Circle
Austin, TX 78757
Phone: 512-450-0316 Fax: 512-450-0316
Cell: 512-687-8516
Corpus Christi/ Rio Grande Valley Chair 07-08
Kathy Rumbaugh, Allied Member ASID
The Castor Collection
3636 South Alameda Suite H
Corpus Christi, TX 78411
Phone: 361-851-8052 Fax: 361-851-8017
El Paso - Chair 07-08
Sally Dinsmoor, ASID
Sally Dinsmoor Design
8001 North Mesa Street, #E, PMB #166
El Paso, TX 79932
Phone: 915-584-7789 Fax: 915-584-7789
Cell: 915-252-5094
Corpus Christi/ Rio Grande Valley Financial Officer
Rhonda Bosquez, ASID
The Castor Collection
3636 South Alameda Suite H
Corpus Christi, TX 78411
Phone: 361-851-8052 Fax: 361-851-8017
El Paso - Financial Officer
Irene Stanley, ASID
Duffy Stanley, Architect & Planner
1425 Rim Road
El Paso, TX 79902
Phone: 915-532-7342 Fax: 915-532-7350
Dallas Chair 07-08
Helen Erdman, ASID
Helen Erdman Interiors
5254 Ridgedale Drive
Dallas, TX 75206
Phone: 214-370-5768
Cell: 214-683-1491
Dallas - Financial Officer
Sharon Flatley, ASID
Flatley & Associates, Inc.
13659 Spring Grove Ave
Dallas, TX 75240-3727
Phone: 972-392-3536 FAX: 972-392-2918
Fort Worth - Chair 07-08
Annie Mason, ASID
Singular Spaces by Annie Mason
4805 Harley Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76107-3715
Phone: 817-732-3598
FAX: 817-738-4181
Fort Worth - Financial Officer
Judith Marsee, ASID
Marsee Associates, Inc.
P O Box 13190
Arlington, TX 76094-0190
Phone: 817-469-6101 FAX: 817-276-8728
Lubbock - Chair 07-08
Lubbock - Financial Officer
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At-large Board Member 2006-2008
Mary Cusack, ASID
Mary Cusack Interior Design
POB 1068
100 E Kleberg #325
Kingsville, TX 78363-4581
Phone: 361-595-0953
Fax: 361-595-5640
Student Representative
Meghan Broussard Simecek
Texas Tech University
2704 Genoa #gg4
Lubbock, TX 79407
Phone: 281-660-4429
Chapter Administrator
Pat Gallagher
1444 Oak Lawn #501
Dallas, TX 75207
Phone: 214-748-1541
FAX: 214-651-9309
Cell: 214-693-9351
Website: www.asidtx.org
Odessa/Midland/SanAngelo
Chair 07-08
Camden Chancellor, ASID
Chancellor Interiors
415 W Wall Suite 320
Midland, TX 79701
Phone: 432-683-3800
Cell: 432-425-0401
Odessa/Midland/San Angelo Financial Officer
J D Carter, ASID
J D Carter Interior Designs
2400 SW Loop 338
Odessa, TX 79766
Phone: 432-770-5947 FAX: 432-381-5010
Cell: 432-967-2411
San Antonio – Chair 07-08
Richard Batz, ASID
Balorich Ltd. Inc.
206 Oakleaf
San Antonio, TX 78209
210-828-0481
Fax: 210-829-1506
San Antonio – Financial Officer
Kelley Barnett, ASID
Kelley Barnett Interiors
829 Terrell Road
San Antonio, TX 78209-6117
Phone: 210-408-1300 FAX: 210-579-1296
Cell: 210-875-8954
ASID Christmas Winner Gets Plastered - Finally
A local Frisco
company called
Skanadario an ASID
Industry Partner won
an Italian wall finish
from Faux Real at
last years ASID
Christmas party in
Dallas.
Owner Jeffrey
Goodman really
didn’t know what to
do with his valuable
prize. He sells high
end plumbing and
home fixtures to the
trade and most of
his wall space is
taken up for product.
With a suggestion
from ASID Cindi Cagle he chose the
perfect place. Their new sitting area and
coffee bar.
The plaster chosen for this job by
owner/applicator Steve Olvera was Stucco
Romano, an authentic Italian plaster. BiColore Metallo is topping off the plaster
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to give it a border from the rest of the wall and to line it up with the display
on the right. It is a polished plaster so at the right angle you can see reflections bouncing off the wall and a smooth marble feel when you touch it. Both
plasters used are mined and made in Italy and processed in Verona.
Jeffrey Goodman said, “It really adds some character to that area and I’m
sure we will enjoy it as much as our customers will when they sit for some
refreshing coffee.”
About Faux Real
Located in the growing town of Frisco, Faux Real services the DFW area
and will travel the continental United States. Faux Real is trained and certified to apply SAFRA Italian plaster and a wide range of decorative finishes
services to meet your need.
About Skanadario
Located in the growing town of Frisco, Skanadario services the DFW area
and offer a kitchen and bath showroom featuring decorative plumbing, hardware, accessories, and more for the home.
All product and company names herein may be trademarks of their respective owners.
Steve Olvera
Faux Real
972-971-FAUX (3289)
www.iLUVFauxReal.com
Jeffrey Goodman
Skanadario
9750 John W. Elliott Dr.
Frisco, TX 75034
972-668-HOME (4663)
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We also provide Hand Cleaning, Repairs,
Restorations and Padding.
327 Cole Street,
Dallas, TX 75207
Voice: 214-741-5400
Fax: 214-741-5401
www.DrFloors.com
[email protected]
Serendipity Offers a “New” Soft Traditional Look
What’s on the horizon in home décor? The current trend is toward a “new”
traditional look that’s cleaner and simpler, with a fresh color palette. This
style emerges in “Serendipity,” the newest collections of wallpaper, printed
and woven fabrics from Thibaut. Serendipity is a surprising and delightful
ensemble of traditional English style designs with a lighthearted feel. Delicate
touches of watercolor, embroidery, and texture give the patterns a clean,
stylish look.
“Shrewsbury,” a traditional Jacobean pattern inspired by an antique document, has been re-created with a playful, casual watercolor technique. The
design is featured on a crisp yellow background with accents of raspberry,
aqua, white and grass green, and appears on a linen and cotton blend
fabric that has a textured appearance. “Brunswick,” also based on an historic
Provencal pattern, is a stippled paisley leaf design rejuvenated with lighter
pinks, yellows and blues.
“Bridgewater Damask,” a bold medallion pattern, has a soft stripe with an
opaque overprint that takes on a Swedish
look with its simple yet elegant features.
The damask comes in gentle shades of
sky blue, yellow and aqua as well as a
chic combination of metallic on teal.
The fabric is printed on a heavy cotton
basketweave that helps give the design
extra texture. With a more whimsical
approach, birds and birdcages take center
stage in “Tweety,” an imaginative
decoupage of cut pieces from aged bonds.
Festive, saturated colors appear on a
luscious tangerine background, as well
as a deep pool blue ground.
“Lavender,” a modern take on the
traditional floral, features tossed sprigs
of lavender and stylized outlines of blue
bells, harmoniously arranged in an open
layout. In “Westfield,” watercolored
leaves, flowers, and strawberries take
on a fanciful, exotic look. Tiny dragonflies, bees, butterflies, and ladybugs
flutter amid the vines. “Providence,” a
re-creation of an Art Nuevo document,
presents abstract flowers, animals, birdcages and birds in a fantasy garden.
The design has simple, broad strokes of color, vibrant accents and subtle
shadows, and appears on grass green, raspberry, and chocolate grounds.
Vining flowers with embroidered detail unfurl and stretch upward in
“Mendham.” The design has clean lines and simplistic shapes. “Queen Anne’s
Lace,” a more delicate pattern, has sprigs of countryside wildflowers illustrated in a hand-embroidered fashion.
Printed and woven companion fabrics complimenting the above designs
can be found in Thibaut’s “Serendipity” Prints and Woven Collections. These
and other Thibaut collections are available through interior designers and
fine decorating stores. Visit www.thibautdesign.com to see patterns and
room shots, and to obtain the names of local dealers. You can also call (800)
223-0704 for more information.
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*** JUBILATION 08 ***
Music! Food! Drinks! Exciting Auction Items! Good friends! and a Great Cause!!!!!
Mark your calendar for the ASID Foundation’s Annual Fundraising Event:
JUBILATION 08! This event, held during INTERIORS 08: The ASID Conference
on Design, will be Friday, March 14, in New Orleans. Matt Lorenz, Allied
Member of ASID, and winner of Bravo TV’s “Top Design,” is serving as this
year’s Jubilation honorary chairman.
Through interior design research, scholarship and education, the ASID
Foundation – our Foundation – was created to help address critical issues
facing interior design and issues that affect the health, safety and welfare
of our communities such as sustainable design, technology, design for learning
environments and the needs of an aging population.
Your previous contributions have funded these Projects: Scholarships;
Grants; Awards; Supporter of a major standards revision project for the Council
for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA – formerly FIDER); Collaborative
Project with the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) to develop sustainable
guidelines and resources for homeowners and residential design profes-
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sionals, suppliers, & contractors; Major Sponsor for The Green House, New
Directions in Sustainable Architecture & Design Exhibit – toured by 124,000
in Washington DC and now on a national tour!
The highlight of Jubilation 08 will be the live and silent auction. The purpose
of our fundraiser is to raise money to fund new projects! As before, awards
will be given to the top three ASID chapters who are responsible for raising
the most money. Please help our chapter in bringing home first place! Our
deadline is January 15.
Contact our ASID Foundation Chapter Liaison, (name) at (contact information) for an Auction Donation Form that is to be submitted with each auction
item. This will help assure that you and our chapter receives the appropriate
acknowledgment.
Thank you for your part in helping the future of the interior design
profession by making Jubilation 08 a true success!!!
News from
TAID
Letter from the TAID President
Dear Members,
When I was first trying to think of what has been happening since I last
reported to you, it seemed like all has been quiet, with little activity since
the legislative session ended in May. I realized that is not entirely true.
Already the TAID board is working on ideas and making plans for the 2009
legislative session. We will again introduce the Interior Design Practice Act.
With each legislative session we hope to be successful in our efforts. With
each session that passes, we learn more about the political ways and understand better how to work with both legislators and with opposing legislative
coalitions.
Save e
t
the Da
In our preparations for the 2009 session Donna Vining, Pat McLaughlin,
and I, along with our lobbyists, attended a Texas Board of Architectural
Examiners Legislative Summit Meeting in October. This is a new effort that
the TBAE has initiated for the three professions under their regulation (architects, landscape architects, and interior designers) to meet and discuss their
issues and legislative goals. The intent is for the professions to cooperate
with each other. In our case, we hope to be working with the representatives
for the architects to create wording for our practice act that both our professions can accept. Wouldn’t that be wonderful to not have their opposition
during the next session? It is a lofty goal, but not an impossible one.
The TBAE is still in the midst of defending the Interior Design Title Act
against the three decorators who brought a lawsuit against them and the
State of Texas. The lawsuit claims that our title act, any interior design title
act, is unconstitutional in that it inhibits the freedom of speech. Their thought
is that even if a person has not fulfilled the qualifications to be a licensed
interior designer they should still be allowed to call themselves an interior
designer, if the person performs the same services that a licensed interior
design does. The TBAE can not talk about the lawsuit, but rest assured
they and the Texas Attorney General believe in our Title Act and are definitely
defending it.
When I first became a member of the TAID board 7 years ago, I knew
nothing about politics. I could not understand many of the conversations
in our board meetings, nor did I have a good grasp of the purpose of a Practice
Act for the interior design profession. I have learned so much and now actually enjoy having the ability to converse intelligently about interior design
legislation and politics in general. I’m mentioning this because TAID needs
more designers to be actively involved. You do not have to be a whiz at politics, you just need to have a concern about preserving our profession and
elevating it to a more professional level. Please contact me if you are interested in being involved on any level, [email protected]. We will
welcome you with open arms!
Marilyn Roberts, ASID
President, Texas Association for Interior Design
The Patricia Group is proud to
announce special guest speaker
BARRY DIXON
at
January 2008 Home & Gift Market
“Behind Design”
Nationally renown designer Barry Dixon shares his insight to why designers do
what they do, the influences that inspire, and sometimes dictate, interior design.
DMC — HALL OF NATIONS
4:00 pm Friday, January 18th 2008
Book signing to follow
Champagne & Birthday Cake Reception
featuring the Barry Dixon Furniture Collection at
SUITE 11018
THE PATRICIA GROUP SHOWROOM
214.651.7240
(You must be a registered buyer to attend.)
DMC registration info: 1.800.325.6587
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welcome
ASID Newest Members
Professional
Members
Veronika Richtarcikova, Allied Member ASID
3917 Inwood Rd Apt 2009
Dallas, TX 75209-5754
(402) 326-8480
[email protected]
Linda S Manning, ASID
131 Bess St
Boerne, TX 78006-2806
(830) 331-9326
[email protected]
Amanda S. Reilly, ASID
The Kitchen Source
3701 Jennifer Ln
Rowlett, TX 75088-6406
(214) 751-8132
((214) 741-9122 Fax
[email protected]
Allied Members
Mary N. Edwards, Allied Member ASID
5406 Quail Creek Dr
Mc Kinney, TX 75070-5342
(214) 585-0037
[email protected]
Michelle Marie Hyzak, Allied Member ASID
John-William Interiors
8511 New Hampshire Dr.
Austin, TX 78758
(512) 423-8770
[email protected]
Crystal L. Jarrett, Allied Member ASID
500 Throckmorton St, Apt 3010
(817) 307-6312
[email protected]
Lora M. Jones, Allied Member ASID
Primitives
12905 James Madison St
Manor, TX 78653-3847
(254) 717-3136
[email protected]
Camille Anne Nalle, Allied Member ASID
6812 Auckland Ct
Austin, TX 78749-4135
(512) 351-9717
[email protected]
Lisa M. Neison Smith, Allied Member ASID
M Designs
2401 Via Villani, Apt 2012
(817) 734-6554
(972) 869-4914 Fax
[email protected]
Jennifer Prejza Reglin, Allied Member ASID
1301 Brook Ridge Ave
Allen, TX 75002-2759
(214) 383-3862
[email protected]
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Megan McGowen Snow, Allied Member ASID
Habitat Interiors
3637 Fall Creek Hwy
Granbury, TX 76049-7997
(817) 229-0101
(817) 326-5481 Fax
[email protected]
Jamie Sioux Taylor, Allied Member ASID
11700 Metric Blvd # 205
Austin, TX 78758
(512) 821-0671
(512) 499-07107 Fax
[email protected]
Industry Partner
Members
The Blue Saffron Company
Karim Bousfiha
2421 S Shepherd Dr
Houston, TX 77019-7015
(713) 524-7448
(281) 271-8058 Fax
[email protected]
The Bright Group TX, LLC.
Nancy Goehl
150 Turtle Creek Blvd, Ste 206
Dallas, TX 75207-6826
(214) 760-8440
(214) 760-8441 Fax
[email protected]
Decorative Crafts Inc
Lauran Inman
1025 N. Stemmons Frwy, Dallas Design Ctr
#785
Dallas, TX 75207
(214) 741-6141
(214) 741-6141 Fax
[email protected]
Elliston Systems & Design
Brit Smart
2360 Irving Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75207-6002
(972) 490-9525
(972) 490-9524 Fax
[email protected]
Flexco
Marty Ureda
144 Stonewall Dr.
Streetman, TX 75859
(800) 633-3151
(800) 346-9075 Fax
[email protected]
French-Brown Floors
Kristin Kitchens
7007 Greenville Ave
Dallas, TX 75231-5116
(214) 363-4341(214) 363-9237 Fax
[email protected]
French-Brown Floors
Cheryl Rowe
7007 Greenville Ave
Dallas, TX 75231-5116
(214) 363-4341
(214) 363-9237 Fax
[email protected]
The Kitchen Source
Connie Danicki
3116 W 6th St
(817) 731-4299
(817) 731-3939 Fax
[email protected]
The Kitchen Source
Alison Gillespie
1544 Slocum St
Dallas, TX 75207
(214) 741-1912
(214) 741-9122 Fax
[email protected]
The Kitchen Source
Amber Dawn Paulk
3116 W 6th St, Suite # 101
(817) 731-4299
(817) 731-3939 Fax
[email protected]
Miller Brothers Floors
Clint Chamberlin
2009 McKenzie Suite 110
Carrollton, TX 75006
(972) 406-9540
(972) 406-9505 Fax
Restoration Hardware-Trade
Kari Moreno
255 E. Basse Rd.
(210) 828-2953
(210) 824-5176 Fax
[email protected]
Robert-Lawrence Designs
Kent Giles
1444 Oak Lawn Ave, Ste 116
Dallas, TX 75207-3691
(214) 748-2222
(866) 412-4742 Fax
[email protected]
Robert-Lawrence Designs
Rusty Hampton
1444 Oak Lawn Ave, Ste 116
Dallas, TX 75207-3691
(214) 748-2222
(866) 412-4742 Fax
[email protected]
Roppe Corporation
John Rogers
6600 Ruxton Lane
Austin, TX 78749
(512) 627-0669
[email protected]
Roppe Corporation
Rick Rollins
2904 Glen Hollow Court
McKinney, TX 75070
(214) 868-3778
(253) 830-7563 Fax
Roppe Corporation
Tom Tomlinson
1708 Springlake Dr, Box 76012
Arlington, TX 76012
(214) 796-9792
[email protected]
Miller Brothers Floors
Briceson Hodges
12029 Warfield
(210) 798-8888
[email protected]
Sicis The Art Gallery
Judi LaPatin
470 Broome St
New York, NY 10013-5309
(212) 965-4100
(212) 343-7065 Fax
[email protected]
Restoration Hardware-Trade
Tim Miller
3133 Knox St.
Dallas, TX 75205
(214) 520-7255
(214) 520-7253 Fax
[email protected]
Stone Distribution Ltd
Janell Kilgore
4600 Airport Fwy
(817) 546-2050
(817) 546-2055 Fax
[email protected]
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SURVEY SAYS…
Make It Easier For Members
To Speak Their Minds
By Laura McDonald, ASID / IIDA
President-Elect, ASID Texas Chapter
You would think – in this world of customer reviews and mass opinion
sharing – that we would have no problem getting members to respond to our
annual Chapter survey. Well, you would be wrong.
We have – may I speak frankly here? – a downright LOUSY annual survey
return rate of about 10%. Why? Because members…
• don’t understand why the Chapter even sends out a survey in the first
place,
• don’t want to take the time to fill out a (perceived) long survey and
then have to mail / fax / email it back to the Chapter office,
• get asked the same questions over and over without seeing the results,
• don’t have sufficient room to fully answer some of the questions,
• and actually get confused by the wording of some of the questions.
As a result, we’re going to make some changes around here. Prompted
by the increased return rates and enthusiastic participation in many other
Chapters around the country, we’re going digital. Using an online survey
service, we’ll have the ease of automatic, electronic compilation. Can you
say instant gratification?
Other benefits on conducting the annual Chapter survey with an online
service include the abilities to…
• have the flexibility to ask all different sorts of questions (multiple choice,
true/false, open-ended, etc.) without the constraint of page inches,
• allow members to type (instead of hand-write) their responses for easier
reading,
• and break the survey up into smaller pieces every month, reporting the
results of the previous month’s survey when sending out the following
month’s survey while explaining to members how the information will
benefit the Chapter.
Whoever predicted that we would evolve into a paperless society by the
year 2000 was a tad bit optimistic. I don’t know about you, but my desk still
gets lost under it, and I’m always looking for a way to avoid using it. Just one
more reason to use the online survey service.
So be looking in your email Inboxes soon for Part One of the survey. We
promise that it will be brief and refreshing. Oh, and if you’ve put off updating
your email address with the ASID Texas Chapter Office ([email protected]
| 214. 748.1541), then this is a one heckuva good reason to do so. Speak up!
Vi sit www.thi bautdesign.com or call 800-223 -0704
for showroom list in gs and collec tion informa tion.
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Lone Star State
★
Amarillo Design Community
By Dessie Davis, Allied Member ASID, Chair
No report available at the time of printing.
Austin Design Community
By Amanda Hill, ASID, Chair
During late summer and fall 2007, the ASID Austin Design Community
was busy preparing for our 22nd Annual Design Excellence Awards.
The event was held on Friday, September 19th at the Westwood Country
Club in Austin. The winners will be featured in the Winter issue of Luxe
Magazine as well as The Austin Design Guide, The Austin American
Statesman and the Texas Chapter website. We had a record sponsor
turnout, of which many are ASID Industry Partners!
We’d like to give a special thank you to our outgoing board members.
They did such an amazing job and a lot of hard work. Stephanie Wilson
was our 2006-2007 Austin Design Community Chair; Lori Anderson,
Financial Officer; Amanda Hill, Programs Chair; Maria Aponte, Communications
Chair; Chelsea Bandy, Student Liaison; Paul Davison, IP Liaison.
Our new board members are: Amanda Hill, Chair; Lori Anderson,
Financial Officer; Holly Hillis, Programs; Allison Jaffe, Student
Liaison/Communications Chair.
Our tasks for the next quarter are to organize the Christmas Party,
outline the new Austin Design Community Student Scholarship Program,
and continue the very successful Student Mentor Program.
Our 2007-2008 year is almost totally booked with monthly meetings;
every month except for June, July, and September, which will be booked
very soon! We have a CEPH planned during our monthly meetings for
October & November 2007, as well as February 2008. We would like to
offer another lighting CEPH in conjunction with one of the spring/summer
meetings. Please check in at the Texas Chapter website for the ASID
Austin calendar of events!
We’d also like to recognize our talented 2007 Design Excellence award
winners!
-Award of Merit: Contract Under 5000 SF: Tracey Overbeck Stead,
ASID & Josh Cano for Skyline Lofts Sales Office
-1st Place: Contract Under 5000 SF: Laurie Smith, ASID for The
Center for African and African-American Studies
-1st Place: Contract Over 5000 SF: Marla Bommarito-Crouch,
ASID with Judy Bush, Craig Wingfield, Blair Langlinais, Dawn James for
Ballet Austin Butler Dance Education Center
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-1st Place: Contract Medical: Marla Bommarito-Crouch, ASID with
Judy Bush, Christine Briseno for ‘Specially for Children- Pediatric
Hematology Oncology
-1st Place: Contract Hospitality/Retail: Laurie Smith, ASID for
LAMBERT’S DOWNTOWN BARBEQUE
-Award of Merit: Singular Living: Harriet S. Saikin, ASID for a Custom
Condo Remodel
-1st Place: Singular Living: Julie Evans, Allied Member ASID with
Sally Gibson, Allied Member & Linda Davis, ASID for HIGH RISE DINING
-1st Place: Singular Bedroom: Susie Johnson, ASID with Allison Jaffe,
Allied Member ASID for a 2007 SYMPHONY DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE
MASTER BEDROOM
-Award of Merit: Singular Kitchen: Kimball A. Bonamici, Allied Member
ASID for a RESIDENTIAL KITCHEN
-1st Place: Singular Kitchen: Sharon Radovich, Allied Member ASID
for the CLARK KITCHEN
-1st Place: Singular Bath Traditional: Stephanie Villavicencio, ASID
& Bobbie Scanio, Allied Member ASID for the KNAP MASTER BATHROOM
-1st Place TIE: Singular Bath Contemporary: Kimball A. Bonamici,
Allied Member ASID for a 2007 SYMPHONY DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE
MASTER BATH
ASID Austin Design Excellence Winners. - Back Row Standing From Left to
Right: Harriet Saikin, Julie Evans, Stephanie Wilson, Amanda Hill, Kathy
Borth, Susie Johnson, Stephanie Villavicencio, Bobbie Scanio, David
Bravo, Pete Gasper (for Laurie Smith), Sharon Radovich
Front Row Seated From Left to Right: Wendy Richens, Tracy Curtis,
Kimball Bonamici, Tracy Overbeck Stead, Ava Sanchez, Mary DeWalt,
Craig Dorman, Esther Almgren, Mimi Rosenthal, Marla Bommarito-Crouch,
Nancy Bulhon
-1st Place TIE: Singular Bath Contemporary: Laura Britt, ASID,
Amanda Hopkins, Ellen Bankhead, Robin Colton, Allied Member ASID for
a 2007 SYMPHONY DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE
-1st Place: Singular Powder Bath Contemporary: Kathy Borth, ASID
for a 2007 SYMPHONY DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE POWDER ROOM
Visit w w w. thib autdesig n.co m o r cal l 800- 22 3-070 4
for sho wro om l istin gs and coll ect i on i nfor mation .
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-1st Place: Singular Powder Bath Traditional: Harriet S. Saikin, ASID
for a RESIDENTIAL POWDER BATH REMODEL
-Award of Merit: Remodel Under 3500 SF: Nancy Bulhon, ASID &
Carrie Coombes, Allied Member ASID for a RESIDENTIAL REMODEL/ADDITION
-1st Place: Singular Space Model Home: Mary Dewalt, Allied Member
ASID & Craig Dorman for
-1st Place: Remodel Under 3500 SF: Julie Evans, Allied Member ASID
and Sally Gibson, Allied Member ASID for a PENTHOUSE REMODEL
-1st Place TIE: Singular Space Showhouse: Sharon Radovich, Allied
Member ASID & Esther Almgren, Allied Member ASID for a 2007 SYMPHONY
DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE LOFT/CATWALK
-1st Place: Remodel Over 3500 SF: Wendy Richens, ASID for a RESIDENTIAL REMODEL
-1st Place TIE: Singular Space Showhouse: Sharon Radovich, Allied
Member ASID & Esther Almgren, Allied Member ASID for a 2007 SYMPHONY
DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE GREAT ROOM
-Award of Merit: Singular Space, Baby Nursery: Wendy Richens,
ASID for a BABY NURSERY
-1st Place: Singular Space, Media Room: Julie Evans, Allied Member
ASID for a MEDIA ROOM
-Award of Merit: New Residence Under 3500 SF: Amanda Hill, Allied
Member ASID for GEORGETOWN RESIDENCE- CASITA
-1st Place: New Residence Under 3500 SF: Tracey Overbeck Stead,
ASID for DRYCREEK RESIDENCE
-1st Place: New Residence Over 3500 SF: Nancy Bulhon, ASID &
Carrie Coombes, Allied Member ASID for a RANCH PROJECT
ASID Austin Design Excellence Committee - Back Row Left to Right:
Barbara Brooks, Carolyn Albert-Kincl, Lori Anderson, Holly Hillis, Bobbie
Scanio, Jennifer Garcia
-Award of Merit: Remodel Under 3500 SF: Tracy Curtis, Allied Member
ASID & Page Gandy, ASID for CLARKSVILLE CONDO
Seated Row Left to Right: Julie Evans, Allison Jaffe, Stephanie Wilson,
Amanda Hill, Jana Cates, Stephanie Villavicencio
1617 Hi Line Drive Suite 450 | Dallas, Texas 75207 | 214-741-4447 | www.horizontile.com
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I wanted passion.
I found it at Ferguson.
-1st Place: Model Home: Mary Dewalt, Allied Member ASID & Craig
Dorman for THE OVERLOOK AT GREENSHORES
-1st Place: Parade Home: David Bravo, Allied Member ASID for a
2006 PARADE HOME
-Award of Merit: Custom Design, Soft Furnishings: Mary Dewalt,
ASID & Ava Sanchez for model home bedding and window treatment
-1st Place: Custom Design, Soft Furnishings: Nancy Bulhon, ASID
& Carrie Coombes, Allied Member ASID for RANCH PROJECT window
treatment
-Award of Merit: Custom Design, Hard Furnishings: Millwork:
David Bravo, Allied Member ASID for a EUROPEAN POWDER BATH
-1st Place: Custom Design, Hard Furnishings: Millwork: Julie Evans,
Allied Member ASID with Sally Gibson, Allied Member ASID & Linda Davis,
ASID for a MEDIA ROOM CABINET
© 2008 Ferguson
-1st Place: Custom Design, Hard Furnishings: Metalwork: Mimi
Rosenthal, Allied Member ASID for EWEN- CUSTOM COPPER DOORS
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Art & Antiques Marketplace
-1st Place: Custom Design, Hard Furnishings: Adaptable Reuse/Historical:
Laurie Smith, ASID for LAMBERTS BARBEQUE SWITCHBACK STAIR
-Award of Merit: Rising Star, Entire Project: Esther L. Almgren, Allied
Member ASID for a RESIDENTIAL REMODEL
-1st Place: Rising Star, Entire Project: Amanda Hill, Allied Member
ASID for GEORGETOWN RESIDENCE
-Merit Award: Rising Star, Window Treatment: Stephanie Wilson,
ASID for DAVIDSON RESIDENCE- DINING ROOM WINDOW
-Best of Show Contract: Contract Over 5000 SF: Marla BommaritoCrouch, ASID with Judy Bush, Craig Wingfield, Blair Langlinais, Dawn
James for Ballet Austin Butler Education Center
-Best of Show Residential: Remodel Over 3500 SF: Wendy Richens,
ASID for a RESIDENTIAL REMODEL
Corpus Christi – Rio Grande Valley
Design Community
By Kathy Rumbaugh, Allied Member ASID
We are off to a running start for this next year. In October, we co-sponsored a CEPH luncheon with Sherwin Williams. We asked the local chapter
of AIA to join us and they responded enthusiastically. It turned out to
be a very informative CEPH.
Come Visit us at our NEW Location
955 Slocum Dallas, TX 75207
214-741-4888
www.thegatheringantiques.com
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Our plan is to take the months of November and December off from
meetings, since everyone is so harried at the Holidays. In January, we’ll
have an organizational meeting to set our calendars for 2008. Volunteers
will then be assigned a date for chairing meetings and topics.
An informal poll was taken, to get input from members from our whole
area. Distance between the Corpus Christi area and the Rio Grande has
always been a hurdle for our group. We do have volunteers from the
Valley looking into special vendors/resources and points of design interest
for meetings in the Valley. A special liaison will be appointed to update
all the information for our current member list.
Our tentative spring schedule includes:
• Ferguson Enterprises for the new Kohler Showroom in Corpus Christi
• Art Museum of South Texas to see the new addition to the facility
• Asian Culture Museum
Dallas Design Community
By Helen Erdman, ASID Chair
Dallas Design Community is alive and well and has new Board members
along with returning Board members:
Chair—Helen Erdman ASID
Treasurer—Sharon Flatley ASID
Communications Committee—Helene Terry IP,
Student Committee—Julie Reynolds ASID
Design Ovation Committee—Scott Frelick, ASID, Ramon Longoria IP,
Julie Reynolds , ASID
IP Committee—Helene Terry IP, Lindsey Mise IP
Media Committee—Kathy Runkel, IP
Program Committee—Kathy Runkel, IP, Debra Clevenger, Maike Cheng
Welcoming Committee—Kathy Hammond, Bridget Raney, ASID
Volunteer Committee—Isin King, Allied ASID
Courtesy Board members include: Brian Fraley, IP, Cindi Cagle, ASID,
Laura McDonald Stewart, ASID, IIDA, Rosemarie Marie, ASID, Christine
Eustice, ASID, and Lindsey Villareal, IP.
Our Member Appreciation was on Tuesday night October 23 at the
Meyerson Symphony Hall with the Dallas Wind Symphony hosting a party
and performance . A special certificate and gift was presented to Scott
Frelick , ASID immediate past-Chair of the Dallas Design Community
thanking him for his dedication and work ethic he exhibited during his
tenure.
OLD HICKORY FURNITURE SINCE 1898
DALLAS WORLD TRADE CENTER #9009
Customer Service and Catalogue Requests
214-923-1487
www.oldhickory.com
Upcoming events will be a November meeting at Ferguson’s new location Trinity Lofts , December 11th Holiday party and Auction will be at
The Gathering with Brian Fraley IP as MC , January meeting will be at
Viking/Milestone, February a luncheon at Edward Ferrell/Lewis Mittman,
March at Moore Supply at Capital Distributing. All of the above events
will be posted on the ASID website and additional information will be
sent by email to all members and IP’s.
Other meetings are being finalized by Kathy Runkel, who is doing an
exceptional job!
I am very pleased with the response from the new Board and appreciate their enthusiasm. Please keep us informed of your updated email
addresses, home/business addresses, and all phone numbers that have
changed in writing or email to the ASID office [email protected] or fax
214-651-9309.
El Paso Design Community
By Sally Dinsmoor, ASID, Chair
David Samaniego, showroom Manager of Ferguson Bath, Lighting and
Kitchen Gallery hosted our September 27th meeting. We enjoyed a
wonderful lunch and presentation by Jason Rogers of Viking Appliances
from Albuquerque, New Mexico. We had a great turn out with fourteen
members and four guests attending this meeting/presentation.
Jason’s presentation included the latest trends in appliances along with
helpful installation ideas and information on how Viking works with the
design and builder community.
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L UCASSO S TONE
www.lucasso.com
Viking generously held a drawing for us during the meeting. Maricarmen
Antillon was the winner of a new Viking blender. Gloria Valdez won a
free cooking class for two in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
817.810.9061
Ferguson’s is one of only two ASID Industry Partners that we have here
in El Paso; the other being Emser tile.
Sally Dinsmoor handed out two more Industry Partner applications
in the last week and she has plans to contact more designer showrooms
and ask them to join our growing group. These Industry partners will be
invited to every one of our meetings and they are an important part of
our business here in El Paso.
On October 25, 2007 we gathered for a terrific CEPH Luncheon with
Lutron and Centauri Sales of El Paso. This presentation and luncheon was
held at Café Central Restaurant in downtown El Paso.
This class is titled, “Enhance Your Designs with Lighting Controls”.
This is a new class being offered to us and it was a review of Lutron’s
controlled window shades and residential lighting controls. Michael
Ewert of Lutron traveled from Denver to make this presentation to us.
We had a lot of questions for our presenter and enjoyed a truly fabulous
lunch at one of El Paso’s best restaurants.
We had sixteen ASID members and three guests attend this wonderful
lunch meeting. We look forward to many additional enriching meetings
throughout the year.
Fort Worth Design Community
Closets by Design
Summer Report inadvertently omitted in the previous newsletter.
By Connie Blake, ASID, Chair
We decided to take a break from CEU's this past summer and focus on
membership. June 19th we met for lunch at the Modern Museum of Art
Cafe to welcome student members. A dozen (or so) professional and
allied members visited with almost as many students from area schools.
And, of course, we sprung for their lunch.
On July 10th we met for lunch at local favorite "Cafe Aspen". Each
of us was to bring a prospective member. Eight current members, including
two we haven't seen in a while, and a dozen visitors enjoyed a yummy
lunch and spirited conversation. We had a diverse group – young, old,
commercial, hospitality, health care, residential and even our new Hunter
Ask
About
Designer’s
Discounts
El Paso - Left to right: Nicole Ferrini; Newsletter Editor and Chair-elect,
Fran Timbrook; service project chair, Sally Dinsmoor; Chair, Gloria Valdez;
programs Director and communications, Irene Stanley, Treasurer; Maggie
Adame-Alvidrez, Special Events Coordinator.
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Douglas rep Chuck French. He really enjoyed being the sole male in the
group!
On July 12th the incoming and out-going board met at the Fort Worth
Club. The slate for 2007-2008 was announced;
Annie Mason ASID- Chairperson
Judith Marsee ASID- Treasurer
Macy Hill - Programs
Emily Gilmore - Communications
Trisha Troutz - Mentor Program
Stephanie Jackson -Sponsorship
Connie Blake, ASID - Past Chair
Among topics discussed was the mentor program we are launching
this fall. We are pleased to have 58 students and 30 mentors signed up
so far. On September 11th, there was a "Kick-off Party" for the students
and mentors to meet each other. Other programs for next year include
another joint event with AIA Fort Worth, and "new member" and "prospective member" luncheons. We have three young designers coming onto
the board, so activities and programs promise to be exciting.
The August meeting was Metrocon. We throughly enjoyed the CEU's
and vendor booths. It was even better than last year! I guess this is my
last report as Chair - Annie Mason will be taking the helm in September.
I'm sure she will bring enthusiasm and grace to the Fort Worth Board. I
look forward to next year's programs and events.
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By Annie Mason, ASID, Chair
Wow, did we have fun at Metrocon – learned a lot and enjoyed meeting
new vendors. We all agreed the Market Hall venue was better on several
levels and the quality of classes offered keeps going up every year.
Our new community board kicked off the year with a mixer at Dorian’s,
a new(ish) furnishings boutique where several members orphaned by
Gabberts landed. We were launching our Mentor Program, teaming
students with us old wise ones. Twenty mentor teams mingled over
munchies and ogled the beautiful furniture and accessories. The Fort
Worth Business Press covered the event; some of our photos are attached.
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The October meeting was a CEU presented by Sherwin Williams. See
pictures attached. Steinway Pianos hosted the meeting with valet parking,
delectable hors d’oeuvres and wine. Our Sherwin Williams rep Ashlyn
Bourque greeted us with forecast color decks. Jackie Jordan, SW Design
Marketing Manager, presented a fun and informative class on forecast
colors; how they come about and their impact on fashion and interiors.
She also described how trends are influenced by nature, and countries
from around the world, such as Brazil, Russia, India and Saudi Arabia.
Coming up is our Community Outreach Project for this year. We will
gather at the Presbyterian Night Shelter to paint children’s furniture for
auction at their December fundraiser.
November meeting plans are for another CEU (TBA). And our annual
Holiday Event is scheduled for December 11 at Amy and Randy Walton’s
gorgeous home.
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Thanks to our new officers for their hard work:
Annie Mason, ASID – Chair
Stephanie Jackson – Sponsorship
Connie Blake, ASID – Past Chair
Judith Marsee, ASID – Treasurer
Emily Gilmore –Communications
Mary Hill – Programs
Trisha Troutz, ASID – Mentor Program
And a BIG Thank you to our generous sponsors:
Tusa Office Solutions, Ferguson Bath & Kitchen, Scott & Cooner, Bentley
Prince Street, Sherwin Williams, Kisabeth Furniture, Novikoff Furniture,
Knoll, Inc, The Rug Company and Contempo Designs
Lubbock Design Community
Odessa/Midland/San Angelo Design Community
By J.C. Chancellor, ASID, IIDA, Chair
After a summer break from meetings, we kicked off a new season of
meetings in September with Paula Tiller from Fabrica International. She
gave a wonderful presentation on carpet and rug constructions and use
in design.
In October, Kelly Kelley from CPU Films gave a CEU on the different
types of window film and their benefits. It was highly educational!
Our next meeting is scheduled for November 14th at The Garlic Press
restaurant in Midland for lunch. We are excited to have Kitty Wasemiller,
ASID, IDEC as this month’s speaker. The presentation will be “Digital
Design – Using Computers to Communicate.”
Our goal is to increase participation in meetings by offering CEU’s and
bringing new speakers to discuss interesting topics. I challenge everyone
in the Odessa/Midland/San Angelo area to attend our next meeting!
San Antonio Design Community
By Richard Batz, ASID, Chair
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Reflect your own personal style.
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1544 Slocum Street
3116 W. 6th Street
Dallas, Texas 75207
Fort Worth, Texas 76107
214-741-1912
817-731-4299
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For your home. For your life.
©2007 Wood-Mode, Inc.
Gary Riggs Interiors

Winter 2007 - ASID Texas Chapter

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