Fall 2012 - ASID Texas Chapter

Design Texas
ASID Texas
Chapter Magazine
Issue Number 37
Fall 2012
TEXAS
Design Texas
ASID Texas
Chapter Magazine
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CHAPTER NEWS
TEXAS
ASID TEXAS
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President’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Legacy of Design Awards Celebration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Focus on the Face of the Texas Chapter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Texas Chapter’s Incoming President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Message from Texas Chapter Communications Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Across the Lone Star State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
New Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
PROFESSIONAL NEWS
Allure of French and Italian Décor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Past President of ASID Texas Chapter Receives Medalist Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
At-large Board Member of ASID Texas Chapter wins Honorable Mention . . . . . . . . . . 14
Design CommunityLeaders at ASID Texas Chapter Board Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Michelle Meredith & Associates Announces Completion of Sheraton Project . . . . . . . 16
Curb Appeal Renovations Shines for the Fourth Successive Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Cottage of Memories. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Lawrence Adams Appointed Vice President of ForrestPerkins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Continuing Education Local Resource . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Interior Design Guild . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Transition Period to Pass Written Multiple Choice Exams Ends in 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Designer Fooled by NCIDQ Data Error . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Congratulations to Julie Francis & Adrian Galvan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
EDITORIAL STAFF
INDUSTRY PARTNERS
Editor
Christine Eustice, ASID, RID
Ross Howard Designs - A Hunter Douglas Gallery and
your local Design Center Partner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
David Gappa Presents “Bestowment” at Master Glass Invitational . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Place at Perry’s Now Open . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Classical Architectural Interiors Summit - National Tour. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Patina Green Home and Market is Honored for Excellence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Woodwright Hardwood Floor Company Unveils New Website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Collaboration between Armstrong and Waste Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Levantina USA Introduces Launch of Online Inventory Website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
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Student Symposium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Design Texas magazine is published quarterly for
the Texas Chapter of the American Society of
Interior Designers by DSA Publishing & Design,
Inc. Editorial content and Design Texas magazine are controlled and owned by the Texas Chapter
of ASID. Reproduction of this publication in whole,
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INDEX OF ADVERTISERS
Antique Floors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Bernadette Schaeffler Collection . . . . . . 31
Carl Moore Antiques . . . . . . . . . . . . . Insert
Closet Factory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Closets by Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Cosentino USA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Dallas Rugs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
DFW Design Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Elle Decor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Ferguson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Fiber-Seal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
French Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Hunter Douglas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
IBB Designs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Kisabeth Furniture. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Peck & Company. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Ralph Lauren Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Scott+Cooner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
TKO Associates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Truett Fine Carpets & Rugs. . . . . . . . . . . . 2
White Glove Storage & Delivery. . . . . . . . 7
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President’s Message
ASID TEXAS CHAPTER
1444 Oak Lawn #501
Dallas, TX 75207
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dear Members,
President
Kelley Barnett, ASID, San Antonio
(210) 408-1300
[email protected]
My time is up! Now, I’m going to brag on y’all…we live in
Texas, so it’s okay to brag right?
President-Elect
Kitty Wasemiller, ASID, RID
(325) 668-5244
[email protected]
Past President/Nominations
Dianne Etheredge, ASID, RID
(214) 987-4393
[email protected]
Financial Director
Ashlynn Bourque, Industry Partner ASID
(214) 686-0779
[email protected]
Communications Director
Robin Burrill, ASID, CAPS
(817) 753-6668
[email protected]
Professional Development Director
Lisa Dionne, Allied ASID, LEED AP
(214) 929-2066
[email protected]
Membership Director
Claudia Cowperthwaite, Allied ASID
(512) 417-5388
[email protected]
At-Large Director
Sally Dinsmoor, ASID, RID, El Paso
(915) 584-7789
[email protected]
Student Representative
Kathryn Nelson, Student ASID
(214) 632-7577
[email protected]
By this time in my term as President of ASIDs Texas Chapter, I
have served you all for four years; two as Membership
Director, one as President Elect, and one as President. Each
President before me, has given sacrificially to serve this
chapter, and I am a grateful recipient. Dianne Etheredge, ASID, our Immediate Past President, took me
under her wing and helped me every step of the way. The ASID Texas Chapter will be in good hands
when I’m gone, as Kitty Wasmiller, ASID, our 2011 ASID Texas Chapter Educator Medalist, assumes
the role of leadership. I love the way our state board and design community boards transition,
encourage one another, and coach the incoming board members as to the nuances of leadership positions. We feel like family as there is nothing like working “in the trenches” to solidify long lasting relationships.
Speaking of family, the unsung heroes behind your ASID Texas Chapter leaders are our family
members. My husband David has never complained about all my travels, meetings, conference calls,
lack of income from my own business, or having to take my role in carpool and teenager duty. Our son,
Simon, now 16, helps me with all technical issues and social media. They both know all about ASID,
what it means, and whom it serves. I could not have served you without the support of “my men”!
When you see your ASID Texas Chapter board members, and design community leaders, please honor
their service by thanking them for their time and talent given on your behalf and for the longevity of
our chapter. If you haven’t visited our website lately, check it out. http:www.asidtx.org, Here you will
see all the programs, events, and publications our ASID Texas Chapter produces for the direct benefit
of YOU, our members.
ASID Texas Chapter Board Members
Ashlynn Bourque, Financial Director 2011-2013, IP Rep for Sherwin-Williams, Richardson.
Lisa DiOnne, Allied ASID, LEED AP, Professional Development Director 2011-2013, Dallas.
Robin Burrill, ASID, CAPS, Communications Director 2011-2013, Keller.
Kitty Wasmiller, ASID, RID, President-Elect, Abilene.
Claudia Cowperthwaite, Allied ASID, Membership Director, Austin.
Sally Dinsmoor, ASID, RID, At-large Board Member, 2010-2012, El Paso.
Kathryn Nelson, Student ASID, Student Representative to the Board 2011-2012, and Student
Symposium Co-Chair, Dallas.
Pat Gallagher, our esteemed ASID Texas Chapter Administrator, Dallas, 2004- .
Design Community Leaders - Without the painstaking work of our DC Leaders at the local level, you
wouldn’t have CEUs/CEPHs to attend, or anyone handling the local finances. Please thank your local
leaders, and when it’s your turn, please volunteer.
Jill Albus, Allied ASID, Chair, Amarillo.
Judy Dahl, ASID, Financial Chair, Amarillo.
Jill Williams, ASID, Chair, Austin.
Lori Anderson, ASID, Financial Chair, Austin.
Marissa Marmolejos, ASID, Chair, Dallas.
Hugh Scarbrough, ASID, Financial Chair, Dallas.
Fran Timbrook, ASID, Chair, El Paso.
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Andrea Ross, ASID, Financial Chair, El Paso.
Kristy Mastrandonas, ASID, Chair, Ft. Worth.
Marlene Small, Allied ASID, Financial Chair, Ft. Worth.
Lynley Serratt, Allied ASID, Chair, San Antonio.
Adrian Galvan, Allied ASID, Financial Chair, San Antonio.
Julie Ballard, Allied ASID, Chair, West Texas.
Melissa Goodman, Allied ASID, Financial Chair, West Texas.
Other Volunteer Leaders on the ASID Texas Chapter Level
Laura M. Stewart, ASID, Chapter Information Technology Chair, Dallas.
Rosemarie Rene, ASID, Metrocon Expo & Conference Chairman, Irving.
Christine Eustice, ASID, Design Texas Magazine Chair, Wylie.
Luis Araujo, Industry Partner Liaison, Tufenkian Artisan Carpets, Dallas.
Liz Soto, Allied ASID, Emerging Professionals Chair, San Antonio.
Cindi Cagle, ASID, Chapter Awards Chair, Dallas.
Heather Brown, Allied ASID, 2012 Legacy of Design Co-Chair, Austin.
Noelle Mercado, Allied ASID, 2012 Legacy of Design Co-Chair, Austin.
Lori Watkins, Allied ASID, Chapter NCIDQ Prep Program Chair, Dallas.
Phyllis Crim, ASID, Chapter Roster Chair, Arlington.
Jane Garland Lucas, ASID, Educator Liaison to the Board, Austin.
Ronda Marstiller, ASID, Chapter Membership Milestones Chair, Plano.
Cheryl Petter, Student ASID, 2012 Student Symposium Co-Chair, Dallas.
support our students and educators. We do have quite “the reputation”.
It’s a great reputation. It is a reputation of professionalism, camaraderie,
and competence. I am so proud to be one of you.
Best wishes for continued success,
Kelley Barnett, ASID
ASID Texas Chapter President 2011/2012
Kelley Barnett and
family on vacation
in San Francisco
with her family!
I started the year with two new goals in mind based on my survey and
personal conversations with many of you. Your top concerns were: 1) make
ASID recognizable to the public, and 2) help us run our small businesses
more efficiently. While keeping all other beneficial programs up and
running, we took on the challenge of two more. The first goal was in
keeping with ASID National’s new branding campaign. The ASID Texas
Chapter invested in beautiful brand compliant full-page ads in Design
Guide Magazine. Our ad is simple, straightforward and informative.
Design Guide also provided premium online profiles on their website.
Names were drawn at your design community meetings for practitioner
and industry partner online features. Additionally, we changed the ASID
logos/designs on all printed and electronic correspondence/certificates/awards/Facebook pages/website/event brochures, etc.
This is one tangible way to get the ASID logo in the public domain AND
ensure that the branding is consistent across the whole country.
To address concern #2, many design communities have offered CEUs on
social media, business start up, photography, and website design advice.
Additionally, the ASID Texas Chapter, along with our chapter attorney,
Stephen Polozola, of Decker, Jones, McMackin, McClane, Hall & Bates, P.C.
in Ft. Worth, gathered our focus group information and designed Texas
specific contracts for our members to purchase. Mr. Polozola’s expertise in
construction law is well represented in these contracts that he provided.
As individual members, this contract would have been very expensive to
obtain, but because of his relationship with ASID Texas Chapter, you all are
able to purchase contracts at a nominal rate. These contracts represent
another tangible way your ASID Texas Chapter board is helping you
operate your business.
I’ve bragged on our past leaders, my family, fellow board members, and
design community leaders. And now it’s your turn. It has been my honor to
represent you at many national ASID conferences, symposiums, and
training sessions. The incredible interior designs produced by our ASID
Texas Chapter members are known throughout the country. Our Industry
Partners keep us informed and generously support ASID. We love and
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Legacy of Design Awards Celebration
By Heather Brown, Allied ASID & Noelle
Mercado, Allied ASID
Legacy of Design Co-Chairs
The 2012 Legacy of Design awards ceremony was certainly a celebration to
remember and left us with enough memories and inspiration to last throughout the
year. On the evening of August 8, stylishly
dressed guests were pampered within the
Robin Black. ASID Texas
cool confines of the Trade Mart celebrating
Chapter Medalist
the 2012 Legacy of Design Awards, the
annual competition recognizing the finest interior
design achievements within
the Texas Chapter. To help
celebrate, we enjoyed the
company of two very special
guests; ASID’s Executive
ASID Texas Chapter Board
Vice President/CEO, Randy
Fiser, and VP of
Membership, Troy Adkins.
During the ceremony,
winners were presented
with stunning awards
All ASID Texas Chapter Leaders
crafted by two of Austin’s
finest design resources in
a joint effort; Luna Piena,
Inc. and Architerra
Design Studios. Photos of
the winning entries, as
well as listings of Legacy
of Design Sponsors,
appeared prominently on
plasma monitors
Randy Fiser, Executive Troy Adkins, Vice
throughout the evening.
Vice
President, CEO
President, Member &
For the first time ever,
of
ASID
Industry
Development
attendees were surprised
with a special edition of
the 2012 Fall edition of Design Guide Texas which proudly features this
year’s Legacy of Design winners!
At the time of this article’s submission, the following generous sponsors
had pledged their support for the Legacy of Design Celebration:
•
•
•
Design Guide – Media & Co-Sponsor
Dallas Market Center – Event Co-Sponsor
BuyLEDs - audio/visual support
As Co-Chairs for the 2012 Legacy of Design Event, Noelle Mercado, Allied
ASID and Heather Brown, Allied ASID would like to thank the ASID
California Peninsula Chapter for judging this year’s entries as well as all
those who played a valuable role in making the first year of online submittals run smoothly and efficiently. Special thanks to: Lisa DiOnne, Allied
ASID, LEED® AP; Kelley Barnett, ASID; Laura McDonald Stewart, ASID /
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IIDA; Pat Gallagher, ASID Texas Chapter Administrator; Carol Spence
Carr, ASID / CID; Jeanette Loretz. ASID / CID / CAPS.
Congratulations to the following winners, who were published in the
special edition of Design Guide Texas and will soon have their work appear
on the home page of both ASID Texas Chapter websites, www.asidtx.org
and www.texas-designers.com.
Shining Star: Commercial - Corporate Small
1st Place: Rhonda Vandiver-White, RID, ASID, IIDA, LEED AP, RSVP
Design Services,
Other Entrants: Amy Armstrong, Allied ASID
Shining Star: Commercial – Healthcare
1st Place: Beth Thiel, Thiel and Thiel, Inc.
2nd Place: Kimberly A Marks, ASID, RID; The Marks Design Group
Shining Star: Commercial – Multifamily Facilities
1st Place: Maika Winter, ASID, RID; Wintercreative
Other entrants: Vanessa Chong
Shining Star: Commercial – Hospitality Living
1st Place: Trisha Wilson, Allied ASID; Wilson Associates
2nd Place: Michelle Meredith, ASID; Michelle Meredith & Associates
Other Entrants: Brittany Taylor, RID; Hilda Rodriguez, RID; Gerald
Ward, AIA;
Jill Klores, LC, IALD
Shining Star: Commercial – Hospitality Service
1st Place: Trisha Wilson, Allied ASID; Wilson Associates
Tie 2nd Place: Beth Thiel, ASID; Thiel and Thiel, Inc.
Other Entrants: LDF Silk
Tie 2nd Place: Michelle Meredith, ASID; Michelle Meredith & Associates
Other Entrants: Brittany Taylor, RID; Hilda Rodriguez, RID; Gerald
Ward, AIA; Jill Klores, LC, IALD
Shining Star: Commercial – Retail
1st Place: Debbie Baxter, ASID, IIDA, RID; Baxter Design Group
2nd Place: Debbie Baxter, ASID, IIDA, RID; Baxter Design Group
Shining Star: Commercial – Singular Space
1st Place: Beth Thiel, ASID; Thiel and Thiel, Inc
2nd Place: Michelle Meredith, ASID; Michelle Meredith & Associates
Other Entrants: Brittany Taylor, RID; Hilda Rodriguez, RID; Gerald
Ward, AIA; Jill Klores, LC, IALD
Shining Star: Residential – Bathroom Traditional
1st Place: Joanie Wyll, ASID; Joanie Wyll & Associates, Inc.
2nd Place: Cheri Etchelecu Martin, ASID; Cheri Etchelecu Interior Design
Shining Star: Residential – Bathroom Contemporary
1st Place: Catherine Dolen, ASID; Catherine Dolen & Associates
Other Entrants: John Moody
2nd Place: Emily Summers, ASID; Emily Summers Design Associates
Other Entrants: Neal Friske, Project Manager; Chad Dorsey, Project
Architect
Shining Star: Residential – Kitchen Traditional
Shining Star: Residential – Model Home
1st Place: Emily Gibson, RID, ASID; Gibson Gimpel Interior Design
Other Entrants: Allison Gimpel, Allied ASID; David Lewis, Builder
2nd Place: Wendy Richens, ASID; Richens Designs, Inc.
1st Place: Emily Summers, ASID; Emily Summers Design Associates
Other Entrants: Tiffany Wernimont
2nd Place: Laura Britt, ASID; Laura Britt Design
Other Entrants: Delphi Luna, Project Manager
Shining Star: Residential – Kitchen Contemporary
1st Place: Tamie Glass, Allied ASID; Tamie Glass and Uli Dangel
Other Entrants: Uli Dangel, Dipl.-Ing. Architekt
2nd Place: Jennifer Fordham, ASID; Poggenpohl
Shining Star: Residential – Traditional - Large (>3,500 SF)
1st Place: Cheri Etchelecu Martin, ASID; Cheri Etchelecu Interior Design
2nd Place: Margaret Chambers, RID, ASID; Chambers Interiors &
Associates, Inc.
Shining Star: Residential – Contemporary
Student Symposium
SAVE THE DATES!
- Large (>3,500 SF)
1st Place: Laura Britt, ASID; Laura Britt Design
Other Entrants: Tiffany Wernimont
2nd Place: Paula Ables, ASID; Paula Ables Interiors
Shining Star: Residential – Contemporary
- Small (<3,500 SF)
1st Place: Laura Britt, ASID; Laura Britt Design
Other Entrants: Jen Murrill, LEED AP; Beth Taylor, LEED AP
Tie 2nd Place: Debbie Baxter, ASID, IIDA, RID; Baxter Design Group
Tie 2nd Place: Gayla Jett Shannon, ASID; Inside Inc.
Other Entrants: Stacie McCans, RID
October 5th & 6th, 2012 | Dallas, Texas
|www.asidtxstudentsymposium.org
Interior design students, are you ready to rise to the challenge?
Shining Star: Residential – Singular Space Traditional
1st Place: Lisa Barron, Allied ASID; Dallas Design Group Interiors
2nd Place: Catherine Dolen, ASID; Catherine Dolen & Associates
This event exposes budding designers from schools all over Texas,
Shining Star: Residential – Singular Space Contemporary
Oklahoma, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Arkansas to the real world of
1st Place: Tracy Rasor, ASID; Dallas Design Group Interiors
2nd Place: Maika Winter, ASID, RID; Wintercreative
interior design, while bringing them together to learn from established professionals and industry members. We are pleased to let you
know that this year’s event will be bigger and better than ever.
Shining Star: Other – Historic Preservation/Adaptive Reuse
1st Place: Laurie Woods, ASID; Laurie S. Woods, ASID
The theme this year is in honor of the Olympic Games 2012 in
London. This two-day event will be filled with rich opportunities,
Shining Star: Other – Product Design or Special Detail
exciting new venues and will get you EXPOSED to the reality of this
1st Place: Sherry Hayslip, ASID, IIDA; Hayslip Design Associates, Inc
Other Entrants: Bree Hyatt, Hayslip Design Associates Project Manager
2nd Place: Michelle Meredith, ASID, RID; Michelle Meredith & Associates
Other Entrants: Brittany Taylor, RID; Catherine Miller; Larry Whiteley
amazingly diverse profession. You will be able to INTERACT oneon-one with successful professionals from all facets of design and
PROVE TO YOURSELF that your passion for this industry goes
beyond the classroom.
We are so pleased to welcome our Keynote Speaker: Matthew
DeGeeter, ASID, LEED AP, Healthcare Design Associate with Perkins
Shining Star: Other – Visual Merchandising Display
1st Place: Rhonda Vandiver-White, RID, ASID, IIDA, LEED AP; RSVP
Design Services
Other Entrants: Amy Armstrong, Allied ASID
+ Will in Washington, DC. DeGeeter is a design role model who
brings his knowledge from his background in graphic design,
Shining Star: Other – Industry Partner Collaboration
branding and marketing into his work and his writing. He has held
term on the ASID National Board starting October 1, 2012.
1st Place: Beth Thiel, ASID; Thiel and Thiel, Inc.
Other Entrants: LDF Silk
2nd Place: Lisa Barron, Allied ASID; Dallas Design Group Interiors
Other Entrants: Iron Age
Find this year’s dynamic schedule and how to secure your place at
Shining Star: Other – Existing Conditions
past ASID roles as Chair of the ASID National Emerging
Professionals Advisory Council and will begin serving his two-year
this spectacular event on the Student Symposium website,
www.asidtxstudentsymposium.org
1st Place: Michelle Meredith, ASID, RID; Michelle Meredith & Associates
Other Entrants: Brittany Taylor, RID; Hilda Rodriguez, RID; Gerald
Ward, AIA; Jill Klores, LC, IALD
2nd Place: Beth Thiel, ASID; Thiel and Thiel, Inc.
It's an Olympic year for the athletes, and it’s an Olympic year for
YOU! LET THE GAMES BEGIN!
Shining Star: Other – Remodel Under $15,000
1st Place: Don Collier, ASID; Don Collier
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Rising Star - Commercial: Multifamily
1st Place: Heather Brown, Allied ASID; True Interiors, LLC
Rising Star - Residential: Bathroom
1st Place: Allison Jaffe, ASID; Allison Jaffe Interior Design
2nd Place: Allison Jaffe, ASID; Allison Jaffe Interior Design
Rising Star - Residential: Kitchen
1st Place: Heather Blue Harkovich, Associate ASID; Heather Scott Home
& Design
2nd Place: Noelle Mercado, Allied ASID; True Interiors, LLC
Rising Star - Residential: Residence (Any Size)
1st Place: Page Gandy, ASID; 3 Fold Design Studio
2nd Place: Heather Blue Harkovich, Associate ASID; Heather Scott Home
& Design
Rising Star - Residential: Singular Space
1st Place: Heather Blue Harkovich, Associate ASID; Heather Scott Home
& Design
2nd Place: Kim Armstrong, ASID; Kim Armstrong Interior Design LLC
Other Entrants: Katy Simmons- Junior Designer
Rising Star- Other: Product Design or Special Detail
1st Place: Amy Armstrong, Allied ASID; RSVP Design Services
Other Entrants: Rhonda Vandiver, RID, ASID, IIDA, Leed AP
2nd Place: Kim Armstrong, ASID; Kim Armstrong Interior Design LLC
Other Entrants: Katy Simmons- Junior Designer
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PROFESSIONAL
NEWS
Focus on the Face of the Texas Chapter
Focus on the Face of the Chapter” is the seventh in a new series of articles with the objective of showcasing valued members of our Texas Chapter who are
working within our communities to fulfill our Strategic Plan’s goals through their humanitarian and community service. This article features our professional
and student members in Abilene, a part of the Ft. Worth Design Community. Several individuals and businesses came together to help the Abilene Christian
University ASID Student Chapter create an environment that will benefit everyone in the home.
ACU Project Merge: Home makeover helps local family
Abilene Christian University Interior Design
majors and professors completed a home renovation for a needy family in the last few weeks
of the semester. A number of other students
caught the vision and helped, too. They did all
the fund raising, organization, and hands-on
work. You really would be proud of them.
Haley Buffington (multi-winner of ASID Texas
Chapter Design Competitions in 2010 and
2011), Melanie Bartholomew (Texas Chapter
ASID Scholarship Winner 2011 and ACU
Student Chapter President '11-'12), Kirsten
Haugaard and Lisha Cottrill (both ASID
Student Chapter members and officers) lead
the student effort to renovate the home of a
multi-generational family who had a huge
need. Wow! Aren't they just amazing? I am
proud of them and proud that ASID provided
them with an opportunity to serve, grow, and
be rewarded along the way with scholarships
and design competition recognition.
t Member ASID
Briana DiNella, Studen
Kirsten Hau
gaard, Lisha
Cottrill,
Haley Buffin
gton (all Stud
ent
Members of
ASID) with
the Project
Merge Grand
mother
The family was truly living in a very bad situation, broken toilets, sink dangled from the wall,
rat droppings in the oven, fire ant infested
bedding and on and on.
You will find the video at the ACU Homepage.
Go to the main university home page and
search in the story tabs in the top section of the
page, if you don't see it immediately. Once you
find it, you will be able to launch the 3 min.
video or read the article at the "More" tab.
www.acu.edu
Melanie Bartholomew, Abilene Christian University ASID Student Chapter President, Lisha
Cottrill, Student Member ASID and Kitty Wasemiller, ASID Texas Chapter President-Elect
and Professor
Written into our National Chapter Core Values, as they relate stewardship,
indispensable as they reach out within the community to encourage and
is found this statement: “Through volunteerism and partnerships with
motivate others through their dedication, commitment and enthusiasm.
community service projects, we share our gifts and talents as designers to
Email Kitty Wasemiller, ASID incoming ASID Texas Chapter President
help those in need in our communities. As professionals, we are stewards
2012-2013 at [email protected] so we can allow the Texas Chapter to
for our clients, the profession, the Society and the environment.” Please let
honor them and celebrate their achievements.
me know of someone in your Design Community who is inspiring and
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NEWS
Texas Chapter’s Incoming President
Who is Kitty Wasemiller, the Texas Chapter’s
incoming President?
Kitty is a life-long resident of Texas, having been
born in El Paso while her father helped a young
business emerge making building products and
mouldings. Her family relocated to Jasper, Texas
where the business became a national leader in the
design, fabrication and distribution of mouldings,
stair parts, grills, and decorative leaded glass front
doors. This environment fostered an interest in
design for this artistic young lady. While attending Abilene Christian
University (ACU), Kitty completed a BFA in Studio Art. She worked as a
graphic designer following graduation, but was interested in pursuing interior design. She earned a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree in Interior
Design from Texas Tech University. Kitty returned to her alma mater in
1984, where she piloted courses for a new interior design major.
Kitty Wasemiller, ASID has served Abilene Christian University as
Professor for almost 29 years and Interior Design Program Director. The
INTD Program achieved national accreditation from CIDA under her leadership. She performs interior design consulting as the principal designer
and owner of Kitty Wasemiller Designs. She has completed residential,
retail, corporate, senior living, and institutional projects. She formerly
served as Interior Designer with Hollon’s Design Studio in Lubbock and
the Tittle Luther Partnership architecture firm in Abilene.
Kitty became a member of ASID in 1982, and has served as Chapter Board
Member and Financial Officer of the Texas Chapter of ASID. She will serve
as President of the Texas Chapter of ASID beginning in October 2012.
Wasemiller was honored by the Texas Chapter of ASID as its first Medalist
Educator in 2011. She holds a NCIDQ certificate and is a registered interior
designer in Texas.
Kitty serves on the Board of Trustees for Abilene Christian Schools. Kitty
and her husband of 30 years, Gene, have three grown children and one
grandchild.
A message from Texas Chapter Communications Director
It's beginning to be THAT
time of year again...
By Robin C. Burrill, ASID, CAPS
ASID Texas Communications Director 2011-13
"The" holidays...and of course budgeting for many companies...oh! Did I
just put both of those into a sentence together?! Well, my message here
has to do with how you choose to "communicate"! For designers...we
want your news! Whether it is on Facebook or in our magazine, please
send it in! If you post it to FB, it automatically posts to Twitter...so share
your promotions, your awards, your successes...your new "big" job you
just landed! We want to hear from you. For our industry partners,
please do the same...share with us your awards, new locations, new staff
members...let us get to know you as well.
Please remember when using Facebook though, it isn't to be used to
"self-promote"...meaning I wouldn't go out and tell everyone that they
needed to use my services because I'm the best at what I do...you need to
share information that is newsworthy and would benefit most of the
membership. For instance...XYZ Appliances just won the international
award for best performing dishwasher, it was the most ecological dishwasher in its category and competed against 6 other companies to win
this award. Or...XYZ is pleased to announce the addition of John Smith
to our staff. John will be covering the Texas, Oklahoma and NM areas.
Don't forget as well...once you've had it published in the Texas Chapter
magazine, you can link it back to your website, or post it on your FB
page.
Also...many of the design communities will be having events during THE
holidays...this is a great time to promote your company and designers,
don't forget, there is nothing holding you back from sponsoring and
promoting your services as well. Some design communities may also
solicit for sponsorships so you can communicate your offerings
throughout the year through various events. There is also our quarterly
magazine to advertise in, as well as our website and national ASID also
has other opportunities as well.
If I can ever help you with all that is available, please don't hesitate to
contact me.
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But of course, the best way to build those relationships is to actually
show up to events and meetings and communicate face to face...because
after all, isn't that how we best build relationships?
PROFESSIONAL
NEWS
Allure of French
and Italian Décor
Past President of ASID
Texas Chapter Receives
Medalist Award
By Betty Lou Phillips
The Allure of French and Italian Décor (Gibbs Smith Publishers; September
2012; US $50.00; 240 pages and more than 200 full color images; Hardcover
with Jacket) - The 11th book from renowned author and decorator Betty Lou
Phillips explores the historical development of French & Italian Décor and
America’s undying fascination with the way the aristocracy of France and
Italy live life thru design.
Allure of French and Italian Décor offers a transcendence which travels well
beyond interiors. Over 200 color images of Betty Lou Phillips’ work serve
as a visual example of French and Italian style brought stateside. Ms. Phillips
solidly explains centuries of undisputed good taste and discrete elegance
from Louis XIV’s
extravagant
“While France shows no sign of loosening
pretentious décor
her très chic grip on the planet’s tastemakto sophisticated
yet less fussy
ers, the cradle of Western civilization—perfurnishings of the
haps without quite intending to do so—
more beguiling
gives us the gift of HOW to live. For when it
Rococo period—a
time when Louis
comes to la dolce vita—the good life, or the
XV and his stylish
sweet life, as some like to say—we cannot
mistress, Madame
help but be captivated by the Italian pasde Pompadour, had
sion for building deep, satisfying relationgreat influence on
the decorative arts.
ships, extending warm, artful hospitality
Betty Lou Phillips’
and
spending carefree afternoons with
book connects the
family and cherished friends in the garden
dots with knowledgeable
and
or by the sea.”
graceful penman—Betty Lou Phillips
ship enhanced
with beautiful
examples full of whimsy and lives well lived. Ms. Phillips is known decorating
the homes of affluent families throughout the country with unassuming luxury.
Her love for children gives her an extraordinary sense for real life scenarios
outfitted to the last detail. With a highly trained background, she draws from
her wealth of experience and historical foundation to form quality and soulful
traditional interiors. Throughout Allure of French and Italian Décor - Ms.
Phillips offers sound advice on topics such as Venetian Plaster, source
information, and how to create the feeling of an old established home with
reclaimed materials.
Allure of French and Italian Décor promises to inspire, educate and explain
much of the French and Italian references we surround ourselves with
throughout our homes and gardens.
About the Author: Betty Lou Phillips is a respected member of the American
Society of Interior Designers, her design work has been featured in hundreds
of newspapers throughout the country, in addition to dozens of magazines,
including Veranda, Southern Accents, House Beautiful, Traditional Home,
Bedroom & Bath and Window and Wall, and Decorating. She has appeared
on Christopher Lowell Show and The Oprah Winfrey Show. She lives in Dallas,
Texas. Her three sons all married interior designers.
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Robin Black, ASID, past president of the ASID
Texas Chapter, and beloved member of the
ASID San Antonio Design Community, has
been honored with the 2012 ASID Chapter
Medalist Award.
The ASID Chapter Medalist Award is the
highest award bestowed by ASID on Society
members at the chapter level in recognition of
outstanding service and significant contributions to their chapter and to the body of
knowledge that supports the profession of
interior design.
The medal is granted on the basis of fulfilling all of the three following
criteria:
1. Outstanding and significant service to interior design education and/or
an ASID chapter.
2. Significant local, regional or national contributions to interior design
education.
3. Outstanding, significant and continued contributions that have enriched
the human experience.
Congratulations Robin!
At-large Board Member of
ASID Texas Chapter wins
Honorable Mention
Sally Dinsmoor, ASID, RID,
LEED AP, won an
Honorable Mention Award
in Floor Focus Magazine's
Vision Design Awards 2012
under the Hospitality
Category. Her entry and
winning design was for
Bikini Joe's Restaurant
located in El Paso, Texas.
The winners were
announced in Floor Focus
April 2012 issue with a
photo of the interior of
Bikini Joe's. Sally's project
featured Centiva flooring,
one of the contests sponsors. A feature article on
Sally Dinsmoor Design and
this restaurant will be
featured in the magazine
later this year.
Design Community Leaders at
ASID Texas Chapter Board Meeting
L-R, Jill Williams, Jill Albus, Kristy Mastrandanos, Julie Ballard, Marissa
Marmolejos, Lynley Serratt, Fran Timbrook.
ASID Texas Chapter
Website Chair, Laura
McDonald Stewart,
ASID and Industry
Partner Liaison, Luis
Araujo at the Texas
Chapter Board Meeting
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NEWS
Michelle Meredith & Associates Announces
Completion of Sheraton Project
Michelle Meredith & Associates (MMA), a full-service interior design studio,
announced the completion the Sheraton Dallas Hotel by the Galleria renovation
in Dallas, Texas. The announcement was made by Michelle Meredith, owner
and lead designer of MMA.
“Our design team stayed true to the Texas landscape by incorporating classic
detailing, design simplicity and unique applications for wood, metal and stone,”
said Meredith.
The renovation included the reception, lobby, common areas, and restaurant, as
well as bar, meeting rooms, ballroom, pre-function areas, health club, pool and
other ancillary areas. The $17 million renovation project featured over 17,000
square-feet of renovated space.
“The Sheraton Dallas Hotel by the Galleria now truly embodies the brand’s
contemporary and comfortable new look and feel. Our recent renovations have
greatly improved the guest experience by creating an atmosphere where travelers can make connections and enjoy all the brand’s recently enhanced signature services and amenities,” said Thomas Economos, General Manager,
Sheraton Dallas Hotel by the Galleria.
Re-opening in March 2012, the hotel features a Texas modernist theme. The
Sheraton Dallas Hotel by the Galleria is located three blocks away from the
Galleria Mall and is surrounded by more than 200 Fortune 500 companies in the
heart of the North Dallas business corridor.
The renovation is part of an ongoing effort to enhance Sheraton hotels across
the globe, following the recently completed $6 billion brand-wide revitalization
including $400 million in signature brand initiatives.
About Michelle Meredith & Associates
Established in 2000, Michelle Meredith & Associates (MMA) is an awardwinning, global interior design studio located in Dallas, Texas. With a 25-year
Curb Appeal Renovations
Shines for the Fourth
Successive Year
Robin Burrill, ASID, CAPS, is pleased to once again announce that the
company she and her husband, Rob Mathews, own, has won for the 4th
year in a row the GuildQuality Guildmaster with Distinction Award for
exceptional customer satisfaction. Once a year GuildQuality recognizes
exceptional customer service with the Guildmaster Awards.
They are also very excited that they are once again, for the 5th year in a
row, a Market Leader in the Dallas area for Professional Remodeler
Magazine. Professional Remodeler identifies the top remodelers in 20 of
the largest remodeling markets in the country, and their staff compiles this
research, as well as through publicly available data and information
provided by the other Market Leader companies.
Robin and Rob have a design/build remodeling company located in Keller,
Texas and are a dealer for DeWils Custom Cabinetry.
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history in hospitality,
commercial and high-end
residential design, MMA has
completed projects all over
the world. Focused and
passionate, MMA has built
its reputation by bringing
each client’s vision to its
fullest artistic potential with
a diverse spectrum of design Lounge Area
knowledge. With experience
that includes senior positions at two of the world's
leading design firms,
Michelle exhibits the
personal expression of a
boutique firm with the proficiency and expertise of a
large firm. MMA is openLobby
minded, welcoming and
hardworking and promises a consistent and superior quality of work. For more
information please visit www.michellemeredith.com or call (214) 358-3703.
The MMA design studio is located at 5527 Stanford Street, Studio B in Dallas,
Texas.
Cottage of Memories
(previously
published in Texas
Home & Living)
Patty Allen, ASID,
RID, designer at
McConnell Allen
Interiors, creates
country French
interiors in a
bungalow in Plano,
Texas and receives
rave reviews in an
article about the
project in Texas Home & Living May/June 2012 issue. Mrs. Allen was
Inspired by an antique chromolithograph print that had been in owner’s
family for generations and the owner sought a décor style that would
restore the cottage look and atmosphere she had once loved in the home.
For more information on
this article or information
about Texas Home &
Living please contact:
Texas Home & Living
512-250-9023
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Lawrence Adams Appointed Vice President
of ForrestPerkins
Lawrence Adams, AIA, who recently joined ForrestPerkins as
Vice President, is a global authority on hotel and resort design.
Mr. Adams co-authored Hotel Design, Planning and Development
with Richard Penner and Stephani Robson. This highly-anticipated book is due to be published this fall by Routledge in the
United Kingdom and W.W. Norton in the United States. It follows
the original 422-page edition of Hotel Design, Planning and
Development that Mr. Adams co-authored with Walter Rutes and
Richard Penner and which was published in 2001 by
Architectural Press. Both tomes were written for architects,
designers, developers and hotel executives as comprehensive and
professional guides for hotel and resort design and development.
"Lawrence Adams has managed and directed the design of large-scale development projects at major architectural and planning firms over the last 35 years,"
says Stephen Perkins, AIA, ISHC, principal and co-founder of ForrestPerkins.
"He also served as adjunct faculty at New York University for nine years
teaching graduate level courses on Hotel Design and Development."
Deborah Forrest, FASID, principal and co-founder of ForrestPerkins, adds,
"The New York Four Seasons Hotel, on which Lawrence collaborated with I.M.
Pei; the Chambers Hotel, which he partnered with the Rockwell Group to
design; and the RIGHA Royal Hotel, which is now called The London, are
among Lawrence's significant projects." Mr. Adams lived in New York City for
23 years, where he worked at his own eponymous firm as well as others, before
being recruited to be Vice President and Director of Design at Perez, APC in
New Orleans, Louisiana. He most recently worked at Mathes Brierre
Architects, one of the oldest architectural firms in the US, where he was Senior
Vice President for eight years.
"I have known Stephen Perkins and Deborah Forrest for years.
I've watched with great admiration as they have grown
ForrestPerkins into a classic, wonderful, luxury hospitality design
firm. When the opportunity came for me to join them, I jumped at
the chance," says Mr. Adams, who is based in ForrestPerkins'
Dallas office.
Over the last several years, Mr. Adams became interested in the
intersection of luxury hospitality and luxury senior living. He has
been involved in the design of a number of senior living properties and sees the two specialties as interrelated, given the affluent
and large population of baby boomers. So, in addition to Mr. Adam's direction
of some of the firm's important hotel and resort projects, he will lead the firm's
new focus on this growing segment. "Luxury senior living as a practice area
dovetails naturally with our luxury hotel and luxury multi-residential practice," Forrest says. "We are excited about the potential for significant growth in
all three segments, both here in the US and abroad."
One of Mr. Adams' greatest strengths is in designing luxury hotels. "I particularly
love the early stages of design, when we pull together all the different influences
and establish a great direction for a project." Of course, the architect also delights
in seeing a project built and completed. "It's rewarding to stay in a hotel you've
designed and to see other people enjoying the hotel or resort, too," says Mr.
Adams, who is certified by NCARB. He is also a registered architect in New York,
Massachusetts, Kansas, Mississippi and Louisiana. Among the many highlights in
his long career, in 2001, Hospitality Design magazine honored Mr. Adams with its
Gold Key Award for his work on the Chambers Hotel. In 1993, the New York
State AIA recognized him in its Solar Energy Competition for his work on the
SUNY Solar Parking Lot, establishing that Mr. Adams was ahead of his time.
Continuing Education Local Resource
Our own Julie Reynolds, ASID, RID from the Dallas Design Community, was
invited by the ASID National Director of Education, Heidi Salati, to train the
ASID NYC Chapter to write Continuing Education courses that meet the new
IDCEC (Interior Design Continuing Education Council) Presenter’s Manual
guidelines, including the new 2012 requirements for attendee reporting to
IDCEC directly.
20 Industry Partners and Members were in attendance and hosted by the
Hafele Showroom June 21st at their ‘NYC Bootcamp’ event.
Julie has been an IDCEC national reviewer for the past three years, reviewing
courses for ASID, IIDA and Interior Designers of Canada. She was the past
TAID President 2009-2011 and the past Dallas Design Community Chair 20092010. For TAID, she is currently one of a three person committee along with
Pat McLaughlin, ASID, RID and Lisa Barron, ASID who creates, implements,
reviews and monitors up to 50 classes a year that are held at the DMC (Dallas
Market Center). These classes focus on HSW (Health, Safety and Welfare),
Sustainability and Barrier Free content for submittal to TBAE (Texas Board of
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Architectural Examiners) for Registered Interior Designers and other interested professionals.
For more information or to ask about giving training in your area, contact
[email protected] or 972.931.0536.
Interior Design Guild
Glen Boudreaux, ASID, RID, IDG, BPN is the incoming President of
IDG, the Interior Design Guild which is the organization our beloved
late ASID member Lucile Payne, FASID helped start many years ago.
It is an honor to carry on an organization that was started by
Lucile. If anyone is interested in membership, please contact Glen at
214-752-0997.
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Transition Period to Pass Written Multiple-Choice
Exams Ends in 2013;
Scores Will be Voided for Those Who Have Not Passed Both
As previously announced, NCIDQ is phasing out the paper-and-pencil
multiple-choice exams as the organization launches computer-based
testing for two new multiple-choice sections of the NCIDQ Examination.
The Section 3 Practicum exam is not changing and will continue to be
administered in a paper-and-pencil format.
The multiple-choice exams will be given only three more times in a paperand-pencil format. After the fall 2013 administration, the multiple-choice
sections will be delivered exclusively via computer at a network of testing
centers across North America. Those who have not passed both of the
current paper-and-pencil multiple-choice sections by the end of 2013 must
retake both of the new sections since the content will have shifted between
the new sections of the exams.
Designer Fooled by
NCIDQ Data Error
Relieved as failing score corrected
Kristina Sleyster principal at Sleyster LLC completed
and passed all three section of the Spring 2012 National
Council for Interior Design Qualification exams.
In December of 2006 while the market was still
healthy, Kristina left her job, picked up her life and
moved to Tucson, Arizona to begin the Bachelors
of Art in Interior Design program at the
Southwest University of Visual Arts. After graduating in December of 2009 Kristina and her
husband once again up rooted their home, this time bound for Austin,
Texas. Once in Austin the reality set in, the bleak job market spread
throughout country. After 11 months of searching Kristina finally landed an
entry contract position at Belterra Design & Hospitality, Inc. where she
earned the necessary experience required to take the NCIDQ exams.
Kristina set aside 2 to 4 hours each day for three months for studying. After
filling four boxes worth of note cards, Kristina's exam day arrived. "After
the first day I was exhausting and the thought of another day was really
overwhelming." Kristina said. Kristina like many others received a false
failing result due to a data error at NCIDQ. "When the results arrived I was
so nervous I was shaking as I opened the envelope. As read through the
results a little part of me just died as I saw Fail on section three." Kristina
said. Two days later Kristina received a letter from the NCIDQ explaining
the data error along with a corrected letter which contained passing results
for all three sections.
Whether you are retaking a multiple-choice section you did not pass previously, or whether you are taking the multiple-choice exam(s) for the first
time, you must pass both Section 1 (Codes, Building Systems, Construction
Standards and Contract Administration) and Section 2 (Design
Application, Project Coordination and Professional Practice) before the
end of 2013. For those individuals who have not, their passing multiplechoice score will be voided and they will have to take both of the new
sections on computer.
The next administration of the multiple-choice exams will be Friday,
September 28. The deadline to register is August 7, although you can save
$150 if you register by July 24. Click here to access your account to register
for the fall 2012 administration.
Will these changes affect you? Click here to use this flow chart to see how
you be affected.
For more information on the transition to computer-delivery, click here.
Complete information on the computer-based examination will be available online at www.ncidq.org this fall.
Congratulations to the
following members:
Julie Francis, interior designer at Panache Interiors in Austin, Texas,
passed the Fall 2011 NCIDQ exam and is now a Registered Interior
Designer in Texas. Julie received her Bachelor of Science from Texas
State University in Family and Consumer Sciences, majoring in Interior
Design. Julie joined Panache in 2008, collaborating on multiple Legacy
of Design and Design Excellence award-winning projects. She designed
a stainless steel and tile pool table currently featured in Austin Design
Guide. This accomplishment is another stepping-stone in the advancement of her career.
Adrian Galvan, Allied Member ASID, of Designology, is proud to
announce the graduation of Designology's first design intern. Jennifer
Mendez will be graduating the first year of the St. Mary's Interior
Design Program. Jennifer proved to be a big asset to the company and
Kristina founded Sleyster LLC in June of 2010 to offer provisional design
services through the course of our changing economy. The company offers
a range of flexible services to accommodate the ever changing and dynamic
design and construction industries. Services include, rendering; CAD
drafting; interior design; and graphic arts. To learn more you can visit the
company website at www.SleysterLLC.com.
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was able to apply classroom learning to real world design applications.
Designology wishes her the absolute best in her design journey!
Designology is a small boutique design firm in San Antonio, Texas.
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starting out, looking to reposition your firm, or you want to maintain and
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David Gappa Presents “Bestowment” at Master Glass Invitational
David Gappa, fine art glass artist and
founder of Vetro Glassblowing Studio
and Gallery, was invited by well-known
art collector, businesswoman and civic
leader Patricia Meadows to present a
David Gappa Signature creation at Ro2
Art Uptown Gallery in Dallas' West
Village Saturday evening at the Master
Glass Invitational reception. The event
is part of a summer-long series called Master Glass 2012 celebrating glass in its
many forms by artists from the Dallas area and elsewhere in the U.S. It is a
unique opportunity to share with glass enthusiasts, collectors and the public
the wide diversity of current glass making efforts and expressions in glass.
and Gallery in 1998 and is commissioned by glass enthusiasts, art collectors, art
consultants and interior designers around the world for his work.
Centrally located between Fort Worth and Dallas, Vetro Glassblowing Studio
and Gallery is a focal point of the historic downtown district of Grapevine.
Vetro exhibits a gallery of fine art glass, including founder David Gappa
Signature pieces, and is a full working studio with a team of artisans holding
live glassblowing demonstrations daily.
The Master Glass Invitational, running now through July 15, is an exhibition
showcasing more than 30 nationally-known glass artists and emerging talents
from the region. Gappa chose to exhibit one of his personal favorites
“Bestowment,” a sculpted glass composition that captures a glimpse of God's
Spirits being dispersed into the evening sky. Deep hues of silver blues,
hyacinths, and iris golds are meant to serve as a contrasting backdrop to the
purity of God's messengers seeking out the Magi in the East. Gappa is represented locally by the Vetro Gallery he founded in Grapevine in 1998, American
Fine Art Gallery on Dragon Street in Dallas, and Milan Gallery in Fort Worth.
One of Vetro’s latest commissions was created for Place
at Perry's owner Bill Esping and CEO Devin Cox,
Vetro's David Gappa designed this 20-foot fine art glass
chandelier he calls "Crimson Cascade". The 2,700pound sculpture consists of more than 350 hand-blown
intricately sculpted crimson red glass cylinders
suspended from a cascading iron framework by Will
Frary. LED illumination created for Gappa by lighting
guru Scott Oldner.
The Planning Committee for Master Glass 2012, chaired by Patricia Meadows
of Art Connections and including well-known gallery owners and artists such
as Gappa's glass mentor Jim Bowman of Bowman Glass, created the Master
Glass 2012 series to celebrate the works of world-renowned glass master artist
Dale Chihuly. Some of Dale Chihuly's dramatic glass sculptures are currently
on display through November 5 in Dallas Arboretum at White Rock Lake.
Classical Architectural Interiors
Summit - National Tour
LINKS
Vetro Glassblowing Studio and Gallery – www.VetroArtGlass.com
American Fine Art Gallery – www.AmericanFineArt.com
Milan Gallery – www.MilanGallery.com
Ro2 Art Gallery – www.Ro2Art.com
Master Glass 2012 – www.Glass2012Dallas.org
Dallas Arboretum – www.DallasArboretum.org
ABOUT GAPPA
David Gappa, a Texas native and former design architect, embraced his passion
for the art of glass at an early age. As a young adult, he spent over a year in
Europe studying various mediums, but the majority of time was spent in
Murano, Italy with glass artisans. Gappa founded Vetro Glassblowing Studio
Place at Perry’s Now Open
Dallas hotspot Place at Perry's opens its new location on the corner of Cedar
Springs and Carlisle in the Gables Villa Rosa building (2680 Cedar Springs
Road) to the public today. Critically acclaimed, Place at Perry's is one of
Dallas' premier restaurants. Rated a Top 10 Steakhouse by D Magazine in 2011
and awarded four stars by Dallas Morning News restaurant critic Leslie
Brenner, Place at Perry's also serves seafood, poultry and chicken along with
unique cocktails created by their team of mixologists. The restaurant is open
for business seven days a week serving lunch and dinner Monday through
Friday, adding brunch service on Saturdays and Sundays. For more information, visit www.placeatperrys.com.
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Centrally located between Fort Worth and Dallas, Vetro Glassblowing Studio
and Gallery is a focal point of the historic downtown district of Grapevine.
Vetro exhibits a gallery of fine art glass, including founder David Gappa
Signature pieces, and is a full working studio with a team of artisans holding
live glassblowing demonstrations daily.
Chicago, Atlanta, San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Dallas and Washington, DC
Learn about “Molding & Classical Interiors: Changing Interior Spaces
Using Classical Design” and an advanced presentation including case
studies. Both are AIA and IDCEC accredited CEU courses delivered by
Brent Hull of Hull Historical. The courses are being held in September
and October in six different locations.
Each venue offers two CEU presentations. The first scheduled from 10:00noon teaches the proper use of moldings and how to organize interior
spaces with correct size and placement through case studies and more.
The second presentation, scheduled from 1:00-3:00pm, is more advanced
and also includes case studies. Participants will learn to describe and
differentiate between Georgian, Federal and Colonial Revival millwork,
design historically accurate moldings,
mantels and doors, etc., and compare and
contrast different orders, moldings and
arrangement of architectural millwork
within American interiors.
There is no charge for participants. Boxed
lunches and bottled water is provided for
all attendees. For further details and to
register, visit www.brenthull.com/cais
Dallas – October 9
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1505 Hi Line Drive
Dallas, TX 75207
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INDUSTRY PARTNER
NEWS
Patina Green Home and Market is Honored for
Excellence by Home Accents Today Magazine
Patina Green Home and Market in McKinney, Texas has been
named one of Home Accents Today’s 50 Retail Stars for 2012 by
the editors of the premier trade magazine for the home
accents industry.
Patina Green Home and Market in McKinney,
Texas, has been named one of Home
Accents Today’s 50 Retail Stars for 2012
by editors of the premier trade magazine for the home accents industry.
Founded in 2010, the store is located at
116 North Tennessee, Suite 102 and is
owned by Kaci Lyford.
The businesses selected for the magazine’s Retail Stars list have demonstrated that
they operate successfully in their marketing areas, exhibit strength in merchandising, display and/or advertising, and have a positive presence in their local
communities.
“There has never been a tougher time to be an independent retailer, with ongoing
competition from chain stores, the increasingly significant role of online retail and
the difficult economic climate,” said Jenny Heinzen York, editor in chief, Home
Accents Today. “The 2012 Retail Stars have taken on these challenges with a combination of clever entrepreneurship, innovation, merchandising, customer service
and marketing. We are delighted to recognize these talented merchants, and, as
always, encourage everyone to support their own local businesses.”
Home Accents Today editors focused on independent and family-run retailers,
specifically those considered specialty, home accent or home furnishings stores.
Members of the industry were invited to suggest stores and retailers were encouraged to submit information describing their businesses. The list, now in its eighth
year, was compiled and narrowed down by research analysts and editors of the
publication. A business may be named to the list only one time, resulting in 50 firsttime honorees each year.
“I’ve been a fan of this elegant little part home furnishings/part food market gem
ever since I wrote about its grand opening, where customers lined up outside
waiting for the door to open,” said Retail Editor Susan Dickenson. “Patina Green’s
blog has to be one of my favorites, and it also serves as the store’s website.”
The 50 Retail Stars list, sponsored by AmericasMart Atlanta, is published in the
May 2012 issue of Home Accents Today. The 25-year-old publication, based in
Greensboro, N.C., is owned by Sandow Media.
Home Accents Today’s 2012 Retail Stars in Texas are:
J Douglas Design, Dallas, Texas
Laurie’s Home Furnishings, Tomball, Texas
Melissa Jeffrey Home, Boerne, Texas
Patina Green Home and Market, McKinney, Texas
Please direct inquiries to:
Susan Dickenson
Retail Editor
Home Accents Today
7025 Albert Pick Road, Suite 200, Greensboro, N.C. 27409
[email protected]
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COLORMIX 2013
Sherwin-Williams embraces the dueling influences competing for
attention in today’s hyperkinetic, vividly saturated world with its
Colormix™ 2013 collection. From exploring the dichotomies of simple
versus complex to mystery versus certainty to light versus dark, design
professionals can use the palettes of Colormix 2013 to help clients
embrace their inspiration and navigate a project’s design direction. .1
ceu credits, general knowledge - registration and IDCEC number
required for credit. Presented by Ashlynn Borque, Financial Director
for the ASID Texas Chapter. The course will also be accepted by TBAE
as a CEPH.
Austin - Tuesday, October 23rd, 11:30am to 1:30 pm
Renaissance Hotel - Glass Oaks Ballroom
9721 Arboretum Boulevard
Austin, TX 78759.
RSVP by Tuesday, Oct.18, 2012, responding to Tracey Brown at
[email protected] or 512-323-5514.
Dallas / Fort Worth (please register for only one day) Wednesday September 19th, 2-4pm
OR Thursday, September 20th, 10am-Noon
Robert Allen / Beacon Hill Showroom
1025 N. Stemmons Frwy, Suite 747
Dallas, TX 75207
RSVP by Monday, September 17th, responding to
[email protected]
Lubbock - Tuesday, October 2nd, 11am-1pm
Holiday Inn
801 Avenue Q
Lubbock, TX 79401
RSVP by Thursday, September 27th, responding to Brett at
[email protected]
San Antonio- Wednesday, October 24th, 11am-1pm
Center for Architecture
at the Historic Pearl Brewery
200 East Grayson Street, Ste. 110
San Antonio, Texas 78215
RSVP by Friday, October 19th, responding to [email protected] or call 210-366-1320
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INDUSTRY PARTNER
NEWS
Woodwright Hardwood Floor Company Unveils New Website
Social media strategy as part of rebranding initiative
New Website Features Pinboard and Sample Order Tool
Woodwright Hardwood Floor Company, a Dallas-based luxury wood
flooring contractor, has launched a new website as well as a social media
strategy. The launch is part of a rebranding initiative allowing Woodwright
to effectively communicate its unique, creative strengths to the architectural and design communities.
“Our decision to give the brand a fresh look is reflects the types of projects
we have the honor to be involved in every day,” said Steve Welch, CEO of
Woodwright. “The architectural and interior design communities have
evolved over the 27 years we have been in business. We wanted a brand,
website that engages the social savvy client and represents the quality,
creativity that we offer our clients.”
The most recognizable difference will be what clients discover within the
website. It allows users to search wood flooring by specie, color and
texture. Visitors to the website have the ability to “pin” samples to their
personalized pinboards and order samples directly from the website.
In addition to the new website and logo, all materials will communicate to
customers the creativity and quality of Woodwright Hardwood Floor
Company. Woodwright’s continued goal is to inform and educate their
clients about the process of designing and installing these unique handcrafted floors.
Collaboration between Armstrong
and Waste Management
Significantly Expands Opportunity
to Recycle Old Ceiling Tiles
Waste Management will collect ceiling tiles from renovation and demolition projects for re-use in the manufacture of new tiles
Thousands of tons of old ceiling tiles will soon be diverted from local landfills
thanks to a new agreement between Armstrong World Industries, the nation’s
largest manufacturer of acoustical ceiling systems, and Waste Management,
the nation’s leading provider of environmental services.
With the addition of more than 50 Waste Management material recovery facilities, and collection contracts with many of the nation’s top construction
companies, the new initiative is expected to significantly expand Armstrong’s
existing Ceiling Recycling Program.
The Armstrong Ceiling Recycling Program is the longest running program of
its kind and enables commercial building owners to send ceilings from
construction sites to an Armstrong ceiling plant as an alternative to landfill
disposal.
Lee Baggett, LEED AP; CSI, CDT
Architectural & Contract Manager I Commercial Ceiling & Wall Systems
voice: 1-877-ARMSTRONG, Option 8, Ext. 8984
Cell: 972-841-1749; Fax: 972-393-7505
[email protected] | www.armstrong.com/ceilings
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Woodwright Hardwood Floor Company offers custom samples to
Architects and Interior Designers at no charge. For more information,
please visit www.woodwright.net.
About Woodwright Hardwood Floor Company
Since 1985, Woodwright Hardwood Floors has been providing and
installing custom wood flooring. Woodwright features showroom locations
in Dallas, Texas and Austin, Texas. For more information, please visit
www.woodwright.net or by telephone at (214) 630-8811. Follow
Woodwright on Facebook at www.facebook.com/woodwright.
Contact: Hank Holland
Tel: 512/610-3680
Email: [email protected]
Levantina USA Introduces Launch
of Online Inventory Website
Current Stock of Natural Stone is Now Easy to View
Levantina, a worldwide leader
in the natural stone industry,
today announced the launch
of their new online inventory
website. Levantina’s vast array
of natural stone including
granite, marble, onyx, travertine and quartzite with the
ever-changing styles, colors,
finishes, and sizes available is
now easy to view.
"Our fabricator community will benefit from this by being able to see current
stock online, allowing them an up-to-the minute look at our inventory," said
David Garcia, Levantina USA Managing Director. "We’ve provided a tool that’s
simple to use, so our customers can see exactly what we have available."
Before entering the showroom, customers can have an idea of what they want
saving time for all parties involved. Stone can be searched by color, type of
stone, thickness, or view all. Inventory is updated daily as Levantina’s stock of
natural stone is constantly changing.
Brad Fullerton, Levantina Dallas General Manager, states “The functionality of
our new online inventory is unlike anything our competitors provide and the
ability to quickly update product information on our own has been invaluable.”
Levantina Dallas currently has their stock online and the Atlanta and Chicago
branches will be coming soon. Visit: www.coolore.com/i/levantina-usa-dallas53a78b27 to see current stock available in Dallas.
About Levantina
Levantina is the leading company in the extraction, processing and sales of
Natural Stone. The multinational, founded in 1959, owns the world’s largest
deposit of Crema Marfil Marble which is located in Alicante Province (Spain).
At present it owns 63 quarries, 8 factories and 35 own distribution warehouses.
It has a portfolio of over 250 different materials among which Spanish marbles
and Brazilian granites are worthy of special mention. It exports to more than
110 countries in the European Union, the USA, South America, the Middle East
and Asia. Levantina USA has showrooms located in Atlanta, Dallas and
Chicago. For more information, visit www.levantina.com
Across the Lone Star State
Amarillo Design Community
By Jill Albus, Allied ASID, Chairir
I No report submitted at time of printing.
Austin Design Community
By Jill Williams, ASID, Chair
I The Austin Design Community has had a wonderful Spring and start to
Summer. We started by celebrating
our 4th Annual Spring Board membership drive on April 26th. We had
around 75 attendees enjoy a day of
CEU’s, food, visiting, and prizes. I
want to thank Kim Bates for putting
on such a wonderful event again this
year as well as our sponsors and
presenters.
AUSTIN: 4th Annual Spring Board
Food provided by: Gallery Stores of
Membership Drive
Whit Hanks, Arete European Kitchens,
Exteriors Showroom
CEU’s presented by: Sub Zero/Wolf, Silestone, Legend Lighting, Grohe,
Schumacher and Company
Other Sponsors include: Kravet, Design Guide, Imago Dei Murals &
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Custom Art, Affinity Cantera & Stone, Austin Countertops, Ferguson Enterprises,
Sherle Wagner, Tufenkian Artisan Carpets Dallas, Travis Tile Sales, Wilsonart
International, Architerra Studio, Sherwin Williams, Stone Solutions
You all have helped to grow this event into a great success year after year.
I We also donated to Champions
to Cure Duchenne. This event was
hosted by local celebrities Mack and
Sally Brown at the University of Texas
Golf Club. They were able to raise
close to $500,000 to help in the
research to cure Duchenne. We were
honored to have been a part of the
event and contribute what we could
AUSTIN: Champions to Cure Duchenne
to help find a cure.
I We have continued to hold our monthly membership meetings at a variety
of IP’s showrooms. In May we a wonderful lunch meeting at Hill Design +
Gallery. The owner is Amanda Still a former Austin ASID DC Chair. She gave
us a great lesson on art and then a panel discussion, from several local
artist, about how art can improve our designed spaces. June we had an evening
meeting at Architectural Tile and Marble.
I The rest of our calendar is already full and we have a waiting list for next
year.
I Michelle Thomas our incoming chair is starting to plan Design Excellence.
Stay tuned to the ASID Texas website for updates on how to enter and get
involved. Laura Britt and Jill Williams are actively planning the next ASID
Austin Homes Tour that is slated to take place on October 13, 2012.
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Dallas Design Community
By Marissa Marmolejos, ASID, Chair
I Summer has started off with lots of exciting events in the Dallas Design
Community. Design Ovation which was held in May, turned out to be another
great success for the Dallas DC. Samuel Lynne Galleries provided a stunning
backdrop for the awards reception and literally rolled out the “red carpet”
making the event truly elegant. Signature cocktails and decadent hors d’oeuvres started off the evening followed by a wonderful dinner buffet from Jim
Lee Catering. The event was organized by the hard work of our volunteer
DO Committee: Emily Gibson, Carolyn Bradley, Kimberly Barrow, Cheryl
Petter, Terri Morgan, & Lisa Pope with florals by Hugh Scarbrough and Lisa
Barron.
Please be sure to thank our generous group of Industry Partners who also
made the event possible!
Media Sponsor: Dallas-Fort Worth Design Guide
Platinum Sponsors: Benjamin-Moore, Bentwood of Dallas, Daltile, Empressive
Geodesigns Inc., Fiberseal of Dallas, The Kitchen Source, Pro-Tection
Dallas, Sherwin-Williams, Starlight Home Theater
Emerald Sponsor: Dallas Rugs
Ruby Sponsor: SunCo Builders
Audio Video/Technical Support Sponsor: Dallas Sight & Sound
I The Dallas designers proved once again to bring Design Ovation to a whole
new level with their incredible entries. Thank you to all the designers who
entered the competition, proving our first online entry submission and judging
to be efficient and accurate.
Residential – Outdoor Space
1st Place | Emily Summers Design
Associates: Emily Summers, ASID
* Delphi Luna * Lance O’Donnell
2nd Place | Joanie Wyll & Associates,
Inc.: Joanie Wyll, ASID
Residential – Model Show House
1st Place | Joanie Wyll & Associates,
Inc.: Joanie Wyll, ASID
Residential – Product Design
1st Place | RSVP Design Services:
Rhonda Vandiver-White, ASID *
Amy Armstrong, Allied ASID
DALLAS: Sarah Marek & Cheryl Petter
Photography by Thomas Garza Photography
Residential – One Unique Space
Honorable Mention | Dallas Design
Group, Interiors: Tracy Rasor, Allied
ASID
Industry Partner Collaboration
1st Place | Dallas Design Group,
Interiors: Lisa Barron, Allied ASID
DALLAS: Photography by Thomas Garza
Photography
FUNCTION FIRST - COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL
Universal Design
1st Place | Gibson Gimpel Interior Design: Allison Gimpel, Allied ASID *
Emily Gibson, ASID
2nd Place | Debra Stewart Interior Design: Debra Stewart, ASID
Residential – Dining Space
BEST IN SHOW & 1st Place | Dallas Design Group, Interiors: Tracy Rasor,
Allied ASID
2nd Place | Joanie Wyll & Associates, Inc.: Joanie Wyll, ASID
Honorable Mention | BR Interior Designs: Bonnie R. Achariyakosol, ASID
Commercial – Hospitality
1st Place | Michelle Meredith & Associates: Michelle Meredith, ASID *
Brittany Taylor
2nd Place | Thiel and Thiel, Inc: Beth Thiel, ASID * Kurt Thiel * Paige Byrd
* Elyssa Barksdale
Honorable Mention | Thiel and Thiel, Inc: Beth Thiel, ASID * Kurt Thiel *
Paige Byrd * Elyssa Barksdale * Julie Helton
Residential – Bedroom
1st Place | Joanie Wyll & Associates, Inc.: Joanie Wyll, ASID
2nd Place | RSVP Design Services: Rhonda Vandiver-White, ASID * Amy
Armstrong, Allied ASID
Honorable Mention | Hayslip Design Associates, Inc.: Sherry Hayslip, ASID
* Bree Hyatt * Cole Smith, FAIA * Cole Smith, Jr.
Commercial – Health Care
1st Place | Thiel and Thiel, Inc: Beth Thiel, ASID * Kurt Thiel * Paige Byrd
* Elyssa Barksdale
2nd Place | Erin Sander Design: Erin Sander, ASID
Honorable Mention | Thiel and Thiel, Inc: Beth Thiel, ASID * Paige Byrd *
Elyssa Barksdale * Judy Evans
Residential – Master Bathroom
1st Place | Catherine Dolen & Associates: Catherine Dolen, ASID * John
Moody
2nd Place | Emily Summers Design
Associates: Emily Summers, ASID
* Neal Friske * Chad Dorsey
Honorable Mention | The Nielsen
Collection: Faye Nielsen, Allied
ASID
Commercial – One Unique Space
1st Place | Gibson Gimpel Interior Design: Allison Gimpel, Allied ASID *
Emily Gibson, ASID
2nd Place | Laurie S. Woods, ASID
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2012 WINNERS!
Residential – Media Room
1st Place | Joanie Wyll & Associates,
Inc.: Joanie Wyll, ASID
Residential – Home Office/Study
1st Place | Dallas Design Group,
Interiors: Lisa Barron, Allied ASID
DALLAS: Photography by Thomas Garza
Photography
Residential – Child’s Room Teenager
1st Place | Catherine Dolen &
Associates: Catherine Dolen, ASID
2nd Place | Laurie S. Woods, ASID
Residential – Child’s Room Small
Child
1st Place | Erin Sander Design: Erin
Sander, ASID
2nd Place | Laurie S. Woods, ASID
Honorable Mention | Joanie Wyll
& Associates, Inc.: Joanie Wyll, ASID
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DALLAS: Emily Gibson, Martha Griffin,
Isin King. Photography by Thomas Garza
Photography
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN – INDEPENDENT DESIGNER-TEAM
Residential – Living Space
1st Place | Joanie Wyll & Associates, Inc.: Joanie Wyll, ASID
2nd Place Place | Joanie Wyll & Associates, Inc.: Joanie Wyll, ASID
Honorable Mention | Dallas Design Group, Interiors: Lisa Barron, Allied
ASID
Residential – Kitchen Contemporary
1st Place | Emily Summers Design Associates: Emily Summers, ASID * Wendy
Konradi * Jessica Steward Lendvay
2nd Place | Poggenpohl: Jennifer Fordham, ASID
Honorable Mention | Joanie Wyll & Associates, Inc.: Joanie Wyll, ASID
A special thank you goes to the ASID Indiana Chapter for judging the competition!
I The June meeting provided lots of great tips on owning and operating a
small business, by business and executive coach Brian Rinke. Members learned
“strategies and methods used to take your business above the competition
and THRIVE in a time when others are just trying to survive.” Daltile’s newly
remodeled showroom along with a wonderful luncheon gave way for a fun
and informative meeting. Designers highly anticipate the opening of their
new location in the design district later this summer.
I “Good Design is Good Business” was Knoll’s theme for the July meeting
where they gave an educational tour of the showroom and Knoll history
and then attendees were able to get an inside glance into urban living with a
One Arts Plaza residence tour. What a treat!
I Our quarterly afterhours also in July, was hosted by Modern Luxury and
held at Dallas Rugs. It was a wonderful turnout with great food, drinks, and
socializing. It was the perfect place to catch up with old friends and meet a
few new ones. Modern Luxury launched their second issue of the new Texas
Interiors publication which is a great new addition to the industry!
As always, we thank all of our members for their continued support of ASID,
what a great family to be a part of!
El Paso Design Community
By Fran Timbrook, ASID, Chair
I Since our design community is so small the schedule of a few members
can greatly affect our meeting schedule. Such was the case this spring. Our
April meeting was moved due to a conflict with another organization to April
17 where Brown Interior Solutions hosted a CEU presentation by J & J/
Invision on “Carpet Recycling Initiatives”. The one hour course gave an overall
presentation on carpet in regards to sustainability and the key drivers of carpet
recycling. It focused on ways to reuse and recycle carpet and the workings
of the CARE reclamation network. Lunch was provided and we were hosted
at the new El Paso Community Foundation Room.
I Our May meeting was moved to June to accommodate designer schedules
and then we had to cancel due to an illness by the presenter. We will not hold
meetings over the summer but we are encouraging the design community to
attend Metrocon instead.
Fort Worth Design Community Report
By Kristy Mastrandonas, ASID, Chair
I The year is heating up with great
meetings and generous sponsorships. Our May 15th meeting was
at Interceramic Tile & Stone Gallery.
This annual joint meeting with NARI
members gives us a chance to
network with local remodelers.
John Troxell of Woodmode Cabinets
did a fascinating class on new
concepts in kitchen design. The
slide show featuring photos from
FT WORTH: May 15th meeting at Interceramic
the European Markets highlighted
Tile & Stone Gallery
cutting edge trends in cabinetry,
counters and finishes.
I July 10 Ferguson Bath Kitchen
& Lighting Gallery and Milestone
Distributors hosted our Summer
Social. The theme was Luau with
tropical décor and menu; everyone
received a lei when entering. Chef
H. Clay Caldwell prepared delicious ribs, shrimp, chicken salad
FT WORTH: David Schmidt of TMGW and
and mango slaw. BJ Wilson of Fabrica
Lila Parker, ASID have fun at the Fort Wroth
provided dessert, and Tile Granite
Summer Social
& Marble Works brought beverages
and leis. Three recent UTA grads
received business card holders as congrats for their accomplishment. BJ
Wilson, Jodie Kneer ASID, Rachael Rubin and Sarah Walsh won gift cards to
local restaurants. And Kathy Hopwood ASID won a grill courtesy of Milestone
Distributors. A big thank you to Christie Montis of Ferguson’s and Laura
Heibel of Milestone for this fun time of visiting and making new friends!
I Thanks to our Premium Sponsors who make our Design Community great!
Platinum: Ferguson Bath Kitchen & Lighting Gallery
Gold: Prosource Flooring, Tile Granite & Marble Works
Silver: The Kitchen Source, Interceramic Tile & Stone, Sherwin Williams
Paint, Kisabeth Furniture, FiberSeal
I August heat brings MetroCon, so we make that our focus for the month.
Our calendar for the fall is shaping up with Kisabeth Furniture hosting our
September 18th meeting. A factory tour and primer on furniture construction is a meeting members always enjoy.
I Coming up!!
September 25 – Art Tour at Cowboy Stadium, hosted by Phyllis Crim ASID
October 1 Marlene Small ASID and her board take over the helm
October 16 Prosource Flooring hosts, speaker TBA
November 13 - Tile Granite & Marble Works hosts
I Big News! Congrats to Christie Montis for her promotion to Manager of
Showrooms at Ferguson’s and Greg Haczynski for promotion to showroom
manager of the Ft Worth Ferguson’s. Also, welcome to Cammie Schwartz for
joining the sales team at Master’s Floors.
I Remember to check the calendar and announcements on www.asidtx.org.
Or visit the ASID Texas Chapter Facebook page for photos from events and
more Chapter news. And remember, all ASID members, design students, and
design industry professionals are welcome at our meetings. Join the Fun
Crowd in Fort Worth!
San Antonio Design Community
By Lynley Serratt, Allied ASID, CKD, CBD, Chair
I Here are just a few highlights of what has been happening in San Antonio!
I April 23rd, our incoming Industry Partner Liaison, Joanne Wilmeth of
California Closets, generously hosted a Q&A Session for Industry Partners.
Texas Chapter President, Kelley Barnett, was there to talk the many benefits
available to our Industry Partners. Thank you Joanne and Kelley!
I June 21st, the San Antonio DC hosted
our 1st annual Business of Design meeting
at St. Mary’s University. We featured
several speakers:
• Gayle Havel, CPA—Brehm, Havel &
Company, LLP
• Dane Baurele—The Dynamic Leader
• Megan J. Clay—Attorney at Law
SAN ANTONIO: San Antonio Design
• Ernest Agullion—Premiere Interface
Community Board Members at
Technologies
Business of Design
The event was a huge success, thanks
to Joyce Bryant and our wonderful speakers.
We look forward to informative events
like this in the future!
I July 11th, the San Antonio DC was a
part of a wonderful CEU presented by
Rocky Mountain Hardware. The event
was held at Industry Partner, Summer
SAN ANTONIO: Kelley Barnett, Robin
Classics. The weather was hard to work
Black, Paula Stone, And other members
with that day, but we still managed to have
at the Business of Design meeting at
a great event! Thank you so much to
St. Mary’s University
Summer Classics, Morrison Supply and
Rocky Mountain Hardware for being a
part of the event. Thanks are also due to Dianne Clay for putting together all
the details – thank you!
I As always thank you so much to Jenney Mungia, Donna Reed, Liz Soto,
Joyce Bryant, Kelley Barnett and our Industry Partner hosts. These meetings would not happen without your help and support.
I Upcoming events to look out for:
• Upcoming Monthly Meetings
• 2nd annual ASID Premiere Night
West Texas Design Community
By Julie Ballard, Allied ASID, Chair
I No report submitted at time of printing.
TEXAS CHAPTER |
FALL 2012 |
29
New
Members
Professional
Dr. Diana L. Allison, ASID
3201 Duval Rd
Austin, TX 78759-3514
(913) 530-3793
[email protected]
Donna G. Figg, ASID
Donna Figg Design
207 Sailors Run
Lakeway, TX 78734-4100
(970) 376-2605
[email protected]
Allied Member
Molly E Boulay, Allied ASID
15905 Lamp Cir
Omaha, NE68118-2051
(402) 618-5530
[email protected]
Lauri Hainsfurther, Allied ASID
3204 Greenbrier Dr
Dallas, TX 75225-4815
(214) 546-5982
[email protected]
Martha Tim Latta, Allied ASID, Associate
Member, NKBA
TL Design Group LLC
PO Box 470069
Fort Worth, TX 76147-0069
(415) 987-4960
(650) 697-7257 Fax
[email protected]
Angel Rivera, Allied ASID
14733 Stanford Ct
Dallas, TX 75254-8471
(214) 673-9118
[email protected]
Connie Sloma, Allied ASID
Allure Interiors
12841 Grand Valley Dr
Frisco, TX 75033-2858
(650) 996-8882
(650) 386-1148 Fax
[email protected]
LeighAnn M Trice, Allied ASID
3235 Cole Ave, Apt 25
Dallas, TX 75204-1195
(806) 778-2760
[email protected]
Claudette Michelle Uhrig-Kanclerowicz,
Allied ASID
The Turquoise Door Interior Design and
Staging
11923 Budapest
San Antonio, TX 78230-2876
(210) 601-9700
[email protected]
Associate Member
Aimee Diane Ihde, Associate ASID
4716 Goldeneyes Ln
McKinney, TX 75070-9039
(972) 832-0584
[email protected]
Esther-Marie R. Rollins, Associate ASID
Interceramic Tile and Stone
13221 Sea Biscuit Dr
Del Valle, TX 78617-5861
(512) 497-9459
[email protected]
Industry Partner
Architectural Tile & Stone
Laura McDaniel
9315 Neils Thompson Dr
Austin, TX 78758-7649
(512) 420-9989
(512) 420-8717 Fax
[email protected]
Custom Building Products
Mike Little
13001 Seal Branch Blvd, Ste 200
Seal Beach, CA 90740
(562) 296-9513
(562) 296-9513 Fax
[email protected]
Delos Rugs
Jeffrey Sherrod
1403 N Thompson
Conroe, TX 77301
(936) 499-3663
[email protected]
EC Dicken, Inc.
Chris Dicken
1025 N Stemmons Fwy, Ste 260
Dallas, TX 75207-3711
(214) 742-4801
[email protected]
Hedley’s Inc.
Sheridan CTS Hedley
271 Scholes St
Brooklyn, NY 11206-2203
(718) 433-4005
(718) 417-4705 Fax
[email protected]
Parmida Home
2250 Bush Dr, Ste 200
McKinney, TX 75070-7559
(469) 952-6432
(469) 952-6434 Fax
[email protected]
Quality Hardwoods
Clayton Itz
2684 W US Highway 290
Fredericksburg, TX 78624-6614
(830) 997-6503
(830) 997-3024 Fax
[email protected]
Skyline Floorscapes
Kurt Kucera
1340 Airport Commerce Dr, Ste 425
Austin, TX 78741-6818
(866) 609-9663
[email protected]
Summer Classics, Gabby,
Summer Classics Home
Tracy Navarro
2600 Broadway
San Antonio, TX 78215
(210) 223-4610
[email protected]
Summer Classics Home
Mike Rives
8717 Wagon Trail
Crossroads, TX 76227
(972) 832-3296
[email protected]
Summer Classics, Gabby,
Summer Classics Home
Tim Rives
8717 Wagon Trail
Crossroads, TX 76227
(214) 901-3576
[email protected]
Summer Classics, Gabby,
Summer Classics Home
Susan Whitworth
10 Autumn Oaks Drive
Austin, TX 78738
(512) 656-8649
[email protected]
Surface Decor
Steve Belken
2800 Ranch Trl
Irving, TX 75063-7352
(972) 830-9451
[email protected]
TKO Associates
Ann Hatcher
1617 Hi Line Dr, Decorative Center
Dallas, TX 75207-3635
(214) 741-6060
(214) 742-4614 Fax
[email protected]
TKO Associates
Elizabeth Hoag
1617 Hi Line Dr, #230 Decorative Center
Dallas, TX 75207-3624
(214) 741-6060
(214) 742-4614 Fax
[email protected]
Congratulations
on Advancement
Allied to Professional
Emily E. Greggerson, ASID, RID, GA
Kristina M. Sleyster, ASID
Student to Allied
Julia Bulhon, Allied ASID
Alexandria Leila Burnett, Allied ASID
Huong T. Dang, Allied ASID
Alissa Michele Engelage, Allied ASID
Jamie D. Hernandez, Allied ASID
Kathryn Nelson, Allied ASID
Randolph K. Phillips, Allied ASID
Jourdan Leigh Pratt, Allied ASID
LeLisa Renne Watkins, Allied ASID
Tiara Whitsell, Allied ASID
Shannon R. Winn, Allied ASID
Inspiring home pleasures
1616 Hi Line Drive, Suite 100 | Dallas, Texas 75207
214.749.0816 | [email protected]
www.bernadetteschaeffler.com
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