LEGACY OF DESIGN AWARDS 2010

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Design Texas
Fall 2010
LEGACY OF DESIGN AWARDS 2010
ASID Texas Chapter Officers 2009-2010
New Sponsor, New Night, New Venue!
President
Diane Mallory, RID, ASID, Addison
Past-President
Laura McDonald Stewart, RID, ASID, IIDA
Dallas
President-Elect
Dianne Etheredge, RID, ASID, IIDA, Dallas
Communication Director
Christine Eustice, RID, ASID, Wylie
Financial Director
Kathy Hammond, Industry Partner Rep, Dallas
Professional Development Director
Peter Dedek, PhD, ASID, San Marcos
Membership Director
Kelley Barnett, RID, ASID, San Antonio
Chapter Administrator
Pat Gallagher, Dallas
At-large Board Member
Shelley Saab, RID, ASID, El Paso
Student Representative
Lisette Simmons, Student Member
Abilene Christian University
Newsletter Chair
Christine Eustice, RID, ASID, Wylie
ASID Texas Chapter
1444 Oak Lawn #501
Dallas, TX 75207
Phone: 214-748-1541
Fax: 214-651-9309
Toll Free #: 1-866-892-7431
Email: txasid@airmail.net
www.asidtx.org
The Legacy of Design Awards, the annual competition
recognizing the finest interior design achievements
within the Texas Chapter, was again held in conjunction with METROCON Expo but there are a few new
twists for 2010!
New Sponsor: Design Guide | This collaboration will
complement Design Guide’s current media sponsorships of the ASID Austin Design Community’s Design
Excellence Awards and the ASID Dallas Design Community’s
DesignOvation Awards, extending ASID brand coverage
across both the Austin-San Antonio and Dallas-Fort
Worth Design Guide editions.
New Night: Wednesday | This year we celebrated on
the Wednesday night before METROCON so that we’ll
be bright-eyed and fresh and not have aching feet.
New Venue: The International at Turtle Creek | This
year we’re carved out our own celebratory niche during
this sizzling party for the A&D community produced by
Design Guide and The International at Turtle Creek
Tenant Association. Located in the Dallas Design District
at 150 Turtle Creek Boulevard, this venue allowed us
to take time to honor our winners and still get in on the
festivities.
New Awards: David Gappa of Vitro Glass designed and
handcrafted each award. Texas is the largest and most
successful chapter of ASID; we needed to have an award
that really reflects on the incredible unique talent
that Texas offers. We are so excited with the new look.
The event was a great success and again only made
possible by the wonderful and talented designers that
make up our Texas Chapter.
Listed below are the winners:
Shining Stars
Multi-Family
1st Place
Thiel & Thiel, Inc.
2nd Place
Sawyer Design Group
Award of Merit Moore Design Group
Hospitality-Living
1st Place
Wilson Associates
2nd Place
Wilson Associates
Award of Merit Tracey Overbeck Stead Interior Design
Hospitality- Service
Award of Merit Thiel & Thiel, Inc.
Commercial Singular Space
1st Place
Thiel & Thiel, Inc.
2nd Place
Thiel & Thiel, Inc.
Award of Merit Sawyer Design Group
Residential Bathroom
1st Place
Hayslip Design Associates, Inc.
2nd Place
Joanie Wyll & Associates
Award of Merit Laura Britt Design
Residential Kitchen
1st Place
Bulhon Design Associates
2nd Place
Award of Merit JTI Interiors, Inc.
Model Home
1st Place
Panache Interior Design
Residential Traditional /Large
1st place
2nd Place
Richens Design, Inc.
Award of Merit Chambers Interiors and Associates,
Inc.
Residential Contemporary/Large
1st Place
Bulhon Design Associates
2nd Place
Susie Johnson Interior Design
Award of Merit Laura Burton Interiors
cont. on page 5
TRUETT FINE CARPETS & RUGS
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A Letter from the President .
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Practitioners and Students, Get Ready for ASID
RealWorld DesignWeek 2010!
ASID RealWorld Design Week is an annual program that offers job shadowing and online learning experiences to expose and enlighten students to the
real world of interior design professional practices. This program encourages relationships between interior design students and their role models in the industry.
During the week of November 7-13, 2010, ASID student members nationwide
will have the opportunity to visit the work locations of ASID designers, industry
partner reps, and educators to them shadow for a day.
In addition to the job shadowing opportunities provided by RealWorld DesignWeek,
ASID will also provide a pair of career development web events—Prepare and
Position before and after, hosted by prominent design industry guest speakers.
RealWorld DesignWeek exists exclusively for ASID members and it is a complimentary program at no cost to participants. The program is designed to offer
benefits for both students and professionals. Student ASID members will receive
an inside look at the interior design world and professional practices, have the
opportunity to network with their shadow day host and other industry
professionals, and possibly expand the experience into a mentoring relationship,
internship or even their first job! Designers and industry partners will benefit by
being able to make a positive change in an aspiring designer’s life in just one day,
help sustain and advance the interior design profession by supporting future
designers, and hopefully find a skilled intern or entry level designer to alleviate
some of their work load.
As of late July, ONLY SEVEN (7) OF OUR 1,200+ TEXAS CHAPTER PRACTITIONERS & INDUSTRY PARTNER REPRESENTATIVES HAD SIGNED UP TO HOST
A STUDENT. In order to accommodate the many interested student members,
ASID needs you to host shadow days, so REGISTER TODAY! PLEASE SIGN UP BY
SEPTEMBER 1, 2010, as that is when students may start registering.
Get Involved!
For additional information on registration and FAQs, visit www.asid.org/rwdw.
RealWorld DesignWeek: helping tomorrow’s designers learn from today’s pros.
cont. from page 1
Residential Traditional /Small
Award of Merit Panache Design
Visual Merchandising/Display
1st Place
Dallas Design Group Interiors
Residential Contemporary/ small
1st Place
Laura Britt Design
Award of Merit Susie Johnson Interior Design, Inc.
Rising Star
Residential Singular Space
1st Place
Hayslip Design Associates
2nd Place
Catherine Dolan & Associates
Award of Merit RSVP Design Services
Specialty
1st Place
Commercial Hospitality
1st Place
Tamie Glass
Second Place Tamie Glass
Commercial Retail
1st Place
Dallas Design Group Interiors
Residential Bathroom
1st Place
Kitchen Source
Industry Partner Collaboration
1st Place
RSVP Design Services- Pettigrew
Residential Kitchen
1st Place
Gibson Gimpel Interior Design
2nd place
Elliott Interiors
Historic Preservation/Adaptive Reuse
1st Place
John Phifer Marrs & Associates
2nd Place
Thiel & Thiel , Inc.
Award of Merit The Bommarito Group
Residence any size
1st place
Joy Kling Interior Design
Award of Merit True Interiors, LLC
Product Design or Special Detail
1st place
Whitesmith & Company
2nd Place
Laura Britt Design
Award of Merit Mclaughlin Collection/ Bettinger Studio
Singular Space Residential
1st Place
Bellisa Design
2nd Place
True Interiors, LLC
Award of Merit Chelsea + Remy Design
Sustainable/ Green Design
1st place
Laura Britt Design
2nd Place
Dements Designs
Product Design/ Special Detail
1st place
Tamie Glass
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Important Upcoming
Legislation Issue for Texas
Interior Designers Regarding
Taxing Design Services
By Shelley Saab, ASID RID
At Large Board Member
Donna Vining, FASID, IIDA, RID, CAPS Executive Director for
TAID and Julie Reynolds, ASID, RID President of TAID had this
important information in the Spring issue of the TAID newsletter
which I want to remind all of our ASID members to be informed
about how it will affect them.
The next most important legislation coming up in January 2011
for the Interior Design Profession that concerns taxing our
consulting services. The Texas House Ways and Means Committee will be discussing
several types businesses in Texas that currently do not have to collect sales tax on
services. The Legislators will be busy this fall to determine the direction and goals of
legislation for the next session.
News
from
TAID
Letter from the
TAID President
Dear Members,
On July 26, 2010, the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners
Board members discussed Experience required of Interior
Design CIDA program graduates who wish to become Texas
Registered Interior Designers. The IDEP (Interior Design
Experience Program) program sponsored by NCIDQ is a monitored, documented experience program for entry-level designers.
Download the detailed brochure to determine eligibility.
In Donna Vining’s article in the TAID newsletter she has outlined some questions that
may help us in fighting this tax and that were asked of all witnesses by the Ways and
Means committee.
www.ncidq.org/pdf/IDEPBrochure.pdf
TAID will keep you advised of information we learn about this
opportunity.
1. Are you aware of any legislative history regarding the original purpose for exempting
or excluding your industry from taxation? The committee would appreciate any information regarding the original purpose of any exemption.
Other TAID news:
2. What unique public policy purpose is served by maintaining the sales tax exclusion
to your industry? Keeping in mind that all businesses-those that collect tax and those
that don’t-create jobs. The committee would like to know what additional
economic and social benefits are accrued to Texans by not collection sales taxes on
your service.
3. Is it inequitable to apply the sales tax for other goods and services, but not yours?
All Texans benefit directly and indirectly from governmental services. Is it fair that
your customers do not pay sales taxes on the services you provide, while consumers
of other goods and services do pay sales taxes? If so, why?
4. What specific tax administrative issues or costs exist in collecting the sales tax and
remitting it to the state?
5. Does your industry use any other services as an input in the production process of
your service? Many businesses use other goods and services that are instrumental
to the ultimate service they sell. Taxing services used in developing the ultimate
service could result in double taxation. Is your service used as either an input or does
it rely on another service as an input? Are your services provided in house in certain
circumstances by other businesses?
For more information go to www.House.state.tx.us to follow the outcome of the Ways
and Means Committee discussions on this subject.
Knowing that there is a shortfall in Tax revenue and funding. This will most certainly be
an uphill battle.
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March 1, 2011, Legislative Day in Austin. TAID members, ID
students and teachers visit legislators.
All eyes are on Florida and their battle with the IJ. Oral arguments will be heard during the week of November 1st in
Montgomery, Alabama. This litigation will have far reaching
implications for all others.
The November election cycle is upon us. TAID needs to know
the ASID members in the Texas Chapter who will work in their
districts for legislators. The best way to get to know the legislators is to work for them in their campaign offices stuffing
envelopes, addressing mailings and making phone calls in
their phone banks. By working with the legislator and getting
to know that person, we are welcomed in their offices in Austin
during the session.
David Lancaster, long time Executive Director for Texas Society
of Architects, has taken a different position with TSA.
Thank you for helping TAID inform ASID members.
Julie Reynolds, ASID
Texas Registered Interior Designer
Julie Reynolds Interiors, Inc.
TAID President 2009-2011
ASID Dallas Design Community Past Chair, 2008-2009
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How ASID membership can help you
By Kelley Barnett, ASID, RID
Current Membership Director ASID Texas Chapter
Incoming President Elect, ASID Texas Chapter Board
National Council for Interior Design Qualifications Certificate Holder
www.kelleybarnett.com
Returning from a recent ASID board meeting, I was stuck in the crowded corner
Southwest Airlines gates at Dallas Love Field. No seats. I finally found one lone
seat next to a blonde “surfer lookin’ dude” and plopped down. What began as a
simple introduction, has blossomed into an incredible relationship. We shared
pleasantries, family stories, incidences of loss and tragedy, and then he told me
he was an impressionist painter. I quickly moved beyond my skepticism once I
saw his work. Gorgeous! A fourth generation artist, a San Antonio native, and a
young man starting over in life, and I was honored to have met him. Then he asked,
“What do you do?” After answering, we spent the next 4 hours strategizing about
how we could help each other. I was putting the finish touches on our San Antonio
Showcase, and...I HAD NO ARTWORK! He was beside himself with anticipation
about displaying his originals in “my” condo unit of the downtown hi-rise for the
Showcase. Icing on the cake...his oils were the Riverwalk, church facades, and
other San Antonio points of interest. The Showcase was a success, and Curtis
Wade was able to meet other ASID IPs, designers, the public, and my family. As
I write, he is painting cherubs on the ceiling of a house that my husband and I
are renovating.
What in the world does this have to do with membership? It is one of the most
amazing “intangible” benefits of membership in ASID.
Incredible selection of
new furniture by Henredon,
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Extensive selection of
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For additional Designer’s discounts
As your Membership Director for the Texas Chapter for the past 2 years, I am
often asked, “What do I get for my $435?” That’s easy. There are many “tangible”
benefits to membership as stated on our websites, www.asid.org, and www.asidtx.org.
In fact, I got a quote from ASID’s referral on business insurance that was 30%
less than a local quote. I’ve purchased ASID’s contracts, brochures, marketing
pieces, books, and webinars. ASID offers discounts on credit cards and cell phones.
The Texas Chapter receives 25% of dues back from ASID, so the more members
(including IPs) we have, the more we can do. There is a referral service, Connex
(ASIDs social networking site), job postings, logos, marketing ideas, professional
member marks, and so much more than I can list here. These are just a few from
memory!
But it’s those intangibles than intrigue me. When you volunteer to serve in
ASID, you realize just how big, how organized, how special it really is. You work
alongside fellow volunteers who share the goal of making this organization
even better by helping your peers, encouraging students, advancing the profession, and contributing. The relationships forged in the “fire” are unique. In fact
I recently sent out an eblast requesting names of drapery installers. Within 5
minutes I had 3 names, by day’s end, I had over 20 “prescreened” installers! I
enjoy attending classes as well as social functions, introducing ASID members to
each other and encouraging them to do business together! Nothing is more enjoyable than hearing about a project and thinking, “Who can I put together for this
project?” They do the same for me.
As Texas Chapter board members, we attend annual leadership training. In
June, training was held in Chicago in conjunction with NEOCON at the Merchandise
Mart. I’d never been before! During breakfast, I walked straight up to our incoming
president’s table, sat down, and personally thanked Michael Thomas, FASID, for
his work in getting a Small Business Council established at ASID. I thanked him
on behalf of all the sole proprietors and business owners and told him that this
is the one request I hear above all others, “Help us as business owners, and get
ASID in the public arena.” They are listening.
Our group of 5 consisted of commercial and residential designers. The Mart
contains showrooms for both. But what I found so funny, was that while on the
residential floors, I felt peaceful, in my element, and very at home. The
commercial designers were stressed and overwhelmed! And the same was true
in reverse, when we traded floors. Isn’t this a cool profession? There is a place
for everyone. So in this time of economic uncertainty, keep your eyes open for
non-traditional “designer” jobs, perhaps just temporarily. IPs need reps. What
about product design, packaging design, and graphic design?
ASID is also a place to rub shoulders (or perhaps cry on them) through different
stages in life and career. I remember as a new mother, not wanting to work
apart from being “Mom”, and feeling guilty about it. Silly me. For 5 years, I took
very small jobs, and enjoyed motherhood. One of my fondest memories is of a
dear friend and fellow designer in Houston, who would bring her two little boys
over as we shared Mom duties, while the other tried to “work”. That was 15 years
ago and we are still friends! When tragedy, illness and loss touch one of us, the
other ASID members know and step in to help. We realize that there are phases
of life and work, times when you can volunteer and really be involved, and
times when that is not possible. And it’s all good.
In closing, as your current Membership Director, I applaud you in being part
of the largest ASID chapter in the USA at 1800+ members! We have one of highest
retention rates, and lowest loss rates as well. Many other chapters do not have a
central office (Dallas) or chapter administrator (Pat Gallagher), or design communities, like we do. They look to our website and MetroCon for example. Thank your
local design community chairs all they do to schedule meetings, organize volunteers, and make personal connections with members. And when it’s your “turn”,
get in there and get your hands dirty! We need you and we need each other.
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ASID San Antonio Showcase House
By Kelley Barnett, ASID, RID
Current Membership Director ASID Texas Chapter
Incoming President Elect, ASID Texas Chapter Board
National Council for Interior Design Qualifications Certificate Holder
www.kelleybarnett.com
Have you ever heard of....pulling together an ASID showcase event in only five
short months, without any large non-profit’s help, using only local sources, and
having to design multiple spaces? Sounds impossible? Well we thought so too!
But we did it! The first ever ASID downtown hi-rise condo showcase took place
May 7-15, 2010 in San Antonio, Texas. This event also was a first as San Antonio
and Austin ASID designers participated jointly. Kelley Barnett, ASID, RID (San
Antonio) served as Showcase Chair, and Jeanne Whittington, Allied Member ASID,
RID (Austin) served as Co-Chair. Paula Stone, Allied Member, ASID (San Antonio)
and Laura Burton, Allied Member ASID (Austin) completed the design team.
This ASID Showcase benefited our local Wounded Warrior Family Support
Center (WFSC) The Department of Public Safety Officer’s Association (DPSOA),
and University of Incarnate Word (UIW) Student Scholarship, and St. Mary’s
Student Scholarship. The students from UIW and St. Mary’s were our docents for
the week long public tours.
Jeff Rochelle, co-developer of the Vidorra Condominiums in downtown San
Antonio, offered 2 units (1 at $1M, 1 at $500K) on the 12th floor with stunning
views of historic downtown, for our event. We were given a clean slate, lots of
freedom in design, Mae Escobar’s “Amazezing PR”, and Chad Case with RamRoc
Construction. Kelley Barnett, ASID, RID was appeared on a KONO 101 radio station
broadcast, and the local FOX TV affiliate for a 2 hour live broadcast at Vidorra.
The San Antonio Express News gave us a full page coverage May 9, including
photos, and on www.mysa.com. The local NBC, and CBC affiliates also covered
our event.
The most incredible support came from our San Antonio ASID Industry Partners.
From the first call for “help”, they showed up, enthusiastic and willing to roll up
their sleeves to offer and donate, incredible products and services. “Design Guide
Magazine” and Shannon Streater became our media sponsor from the word “GO!”
Our Showcase will appear in the October issue of Design Guide, with professional
photography by Jason Roberts. “Interior Trade Cartel”, a local to-the-trade showroom, furnished one unit almost entirely. “Copenhagen Imports” completely
furnished one unit as well. “Palmer Todd” and “Emser Tile” donated gorgeous
tile, and “Alamo Tile and Stone” installed it. “Light by Design” supplied hi-end
light fixtures throughout. “California Closets” donated 6 closet interiors. “Vigini
Studios” created masterpieces on the walls in virtually every room. “Dominion
Design and Integration” installed a Lutron system, and TV room setup.
“Sherwin Williams” donated all the paint. “Aquatic Interiors” installed a custom
aquarium. Original artwork from Curtis Wade, Anthony Gonzalez, Seth Faerber,
and Terry Jones, was proudly displayed. “Novel Fabrics”, “Kravet Fabrics”, “Plant
Interscapes” , “Summer Classics”, “Oriental Rug Gallery”, “Brigman Enterprises”,
Bismarck Studios”, “Barry Bradley of Artisans at Rocky Hill”, “Carlos Durand
Furniture” , and “Lightlink Lighting” also participated.
Corporate sponsors included Wells Fargo, F. Jordan Construction, and Chicago
Title. Rosemary Delivers and Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse provided delicious food
and drink. Connie Brigman, of Brigman Enterprises, donated the beautiful table
linens for our Premier Party.
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Designers Left to Right are: Jeanne Whittington, Allied Member ASID, RID
(Austin); Laura Burton, Allied Member, ASID (Austin); Paula Stone, Allied
Member, ASID (San Antonio); Kelley Barnett, ASID, RID (San Antonio)
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Hayslip Design Associates honored with
multiple ASID Design Ovation Awards
Sherry Hayslip and Hayslip Design Associates,
Inc. received five Design Ovation awards from
the Texas chapter of the American Society of
Interior Designers (ASID) at its awards presentation, May 11, 2010. Sherry Hayslip, ASID, IIDA,
is founder, president and principal designer of
Hayslip Design Associates.
undertakes. Her range of experience as one of
the premier interior designers in the United States
is a reflection of her insistence on thoroughly
researching every aspect of the design aesthetics
in which she works. “Our philosophy continues
to be emphasis on the unique tastes and values
of each individual client,” she says. “It is a great
honor to be recognized by our peers from ASID
for the work we love so much.”
The winning entries include First Place, Bedroom:
Teenager and several second place winners:
Bedroom: Teenager, Bathroom, Dining Room, and
One Unique Space.
Hayslip Design Associates’ recent recognitions
include First Place and an Award of Merit in the
2009 ASID Legacy of Design competition and
Regional Winner: Residential Kitchen Design in
the 2008 Subzero-Wolf Design Competition.
Additionally, Sherry Hayslip was named Designer
of Honor for Texas by The American Antiques
Show and The American Folk Art Museum, at their
premiere “Best of America” event in January 2010.
Hayslip is consistently named one of the Best
Designers in Dallas by D Home magazine and has
been featured in The Andrew Martin International
Interior Design Review, renowned as the reference book and “best of” guide of interior designers
around the world.
The first place winner is defined by a sophisticated palette of greens, blues and touches of
ruby, with custom bedding and luscious draperies
for dramatic impact. This stylish and contemporary bedroom feeds the imagination and a
young aesthetic with jewel-toned colors and
modern furnishings.
The second place winners include another
teen’s bedroom interpreted in a palette of chartreuse and emerald greens and hot pinks, a
sparkling bathroom clad in abundant mirrors and
opalescent blue mosaics, a high rise wine tasting
cum casual dining room, and a pool cabana with
an expansive view (see attached images).
Hayslip Design Associates, Inc., established
in 1975, serves a client list that is a “who’s
who” of leading national figures from the business, arts, corporate and sports worlds.
Guided by her passion for design, Hayslip is
personally involved in every project her firm
Bommarito Group
Marla Bommarito-Crouch, RID, ASID, FIIDA, LEED
AP, the CEO of The Bommarito Group chaired the
Women's Symphony League Showhouse at The
Austonian. The black tie Pre-Party was May 13th
and tours of thousands followed on May 15th and
16th.
Record numbers flowed through the 56-story building.
ASID designed one condo under the guidance of
Stephanie Villavicencio, RID, ASID and Jeanne
Whittington, ASID. IIDA designed a second under
the guidance of Jana Peel, RID, IIDA, LEED AP and
The Bommarito Group designed the third condo.
A net profit of $350,000 was presented to the Austin
Symphony Orchestra due to the success of the project
and The Austonian's philanthropic generosity. The
Austonian is the tallest building in Austin and the
tallest residential building in TX.
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The Bommarito Group, were the interior designers
for The Lance Armstrong Foundation. This project
is winning big. ASID recognized it first. Below are
the awards listed. It has also just won an award from
TX Architect that will be presented in the late summer.
It was also published in Architectural Digest.
Congratulations to the entire design team.
2009
ASID Design Excellence Award – Best of Show
Overall Wining Project
Lance Armstrong Foundation
ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place
Corporate Over 5000 square feet
2010
Austin Business Journal Best Real Estate Awards –
First Place Social Impact Project
Commercial Singular Space
Lance Armstrong Foundation Conference Room
Contract Magazine Inspirations Award – Honorable
Mention
Social Responsibility in Commercial Interiors
Product Design/ Special Detail/ Custom Original
Piece
Lance Armstrong Foundation Conference Table
Texas Construction Magazine Best of 2009
Award of Excellence – Green Building
member news
ASID Newest Members
Professional Members
Lisa Kay Huddleston, ASID, LEED AP
955 Midnight Pass
Rockwall, TX 75087-2268
(972) 772-4859
lisa@IDstudio318.com
Allied Members
Karen Kay Burris, Allied Member ASID
Ice Interior Design
3606 Rip Ford Dr
Austin, TX 78732-2237
(512) 266-8966
(866) 855-5582 Fax
karen@iceinteriordesign.com
Stephanie Nicole Plunkett, Allied Member ASID
1017 Oak Hollow Ln
Combine, TX 75159-6266
(214) 384-0589
snp1006@yahoo.com
David Rast, Allied Member ASID
Rosetta Stone Interior Decorat
4709 Welford Dr
Bellaire, TX 77401-5331
(832) 767-4300
(713) 623-0171 Fax
dheberr@aol.com
Ashley Robertson, Allied Member ASID
6441 Chesley Ln
Dallas, TX 75214-2234
(646) 369-3337
acunningham5@gmail.com
Barbara E. Gary, Allied Member ASID
Barbara Gary Interiors
5739 Northmoor Dr
Dallas, TX 75230-2645
(214) 543-4550
barbaragary7@aol.com
Lynisa Marie Rosson, Allied Member ASID
11540 Bobby Fuller Dr
El Paso, TX 79936-3946
(915) 849-7585
lynisarosson@gmail.com
Karysa Harman, Allied Member ASID
Ambrose Furniture
612 Foch St
Bryan, TX 77801-4727
(612) 669-8372
Frederick Scott Yandrisovitz, Allied Member
ASID
704 Lone Star Dr
Cedar Park, TX 78613-2168
(512) 216-9482
vocals99@yahoo.com
Diane M King, Allied Member ASID
DK Design
7214 Gaston Ave, Apt 220
Dallas, TX 75214-4128
(918) 504-8006
dianekingdesign@yahoo.com
Industry Partner Members
Isabel Kypuros, Allied Member ASID
15194 Palo Pinto Dr
Frisco, TX 75035-5555
(214) 232-7390
ikypuros@yahoo.com
Lora Ashley Mileger, Allied Member ASID
604 Mozart Way
McKinney, TX 75070-3210
(972) 571-4488
amileger@gmail.com
Tarica Phungprasert, Allied Member ASID
1005 Willow St, # A
Austin, TX 78702-4238
(512) 826-9665
tarica@taricanavarro.com
Arteriors Home
Lisa Jones
4430 Simonton Rd
Dallas, TX 75244-5213
(972) 488-9800
(972) 488-9898 Fax
ljones@arteriorshome.com
Bernhardt Furniture Company
Mark Moore
902 Wentwood Dr.
Southlake, TX 76092
(214) 457-0328
(817) 416-1415 Fax
mmoore03@aol.com
Carved Stone Tiles
Bruce Alan Williamson
2101 Stonegate Dr
Carrollton, TX 75010-4133
(214) 773-8087
bruce@carvedstonetiles.com
Charlotte Skinner Design
Charlotte A. Skinner, Allied Member ASID
127 Schooner Dr
Lakeway, TX 78738-1002
(714) 722-1973
charlotte6262@netscape.net
Dick Clark Architecture
Dick Clark III
207 W 4th St, Ste 120A
Austin, TX 78701-3916
(512) 472-4980
(512) 472-4991 Fax
clark@dcarch.com
D. Fadal Designs
Donna M. Fadal
1519 Dragon St
Dallas, TX 75207-3908
(214) 956-9821
(214) 956-8632 Fax
donna@dfadaldesigns.com
Designing Profits, Inc.
David P. Shepherd
702 W Dallas Ave
Seadrift, TX 77983-5029
(512) 314-9200
(512) 314-5033 Fax
david@designingprofits.com
Dunhill Homes
Jennifer Dix
2100 McKinney Ave, Ste 1510
Dallas, TX 75201-2105
(214) 765-0582
(214) 303-0060 Fax
jennifer.dix@dunhillhomes.com
EnviroGLAS
Tim Whaley
3941 Legacy Dr, Ste 204-211B
Plano, TX 75023-8334
(888) 523-7894
(214) 556-1093 Fax
enviroglas@gmail.com
Exteriors Designer Showroom
Roxanne Gutierrez
7301 Burnet Rd, Ste 110
Austin, TX 78757-2248
(512) 610-3888
(512) 610-6868 Fax
roxanne@exteriorsshowroom.com
GreenTex Builders
Cameron Ponsford
5716 W Highway 290, Ste 210
Austin, TX 78735-8702
(512) 891-0819
info@greentexbuilders.com
Newsletter note on
upcoming Chapter elections
The ASID Texas Chapter is moving into the 21st century and going green with the
elections of Board members being done by email. Only Chapter members on record
as of October 1, 2010 will be eligible to vote. The ballot will be emailed to the eligible
members on January 15, 2011. You will have until January 25, 2011 to return the
ballot via email.
If you don’t have an email address or prefer to receive a paper ballot, you will
need to call Pat Gallagher, the Chapter Administrator, at 214-748-1541 and ask that a
paper ballot be mailed to you. You will need to call before January 10, 2011, to insure
that you have it in time for the balloting. The paper ballot must be returned to the ASID
office by January 25, 2011.
Please let us know if you have any questions.
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Kem Tex
Stephanie Kratz
13900 Senlac Dr
Farmers Branch, TX 75234-8824
(972) 241-1101
(972) 241-1133 Fax
skratz@kemtexcontract.com
Pettigrew Associates, Inc.
Jon Beasley
1715 Market Center Blvd
Dallas, TX 75207-3301
(214) 745-1351
(214) 748-7071 Fax
jon@pettigrew-usa.com
Kreiss
Suzy Chaney
1214 W 6th St, Ste 120A
Austin, TX 78703-5261
(512) 476-2121
(512) 476-2123 Fax
suzy@kreissaustin.com
Roche Bobois
Jorge Giraldo
5304 Alpha Rd
Dallas, TX 75240-3419
(972) 239-4430
(972) 239-4431 Fax
dallas@rochebobois.com
Kreiss
Kelly Conrad
1214 W 6th St
Austin, TX 78703-5261
(512) 476-2121
(512) 476-2123 Fax
kelly@kreissaustin.com
Samuel Lynne Galleries
Courtney Feavel
1105 Dragon St
Dallas, TX 75207-4207
(214) 965-9027
(214) 965-9094 Fax
courtney@samuellynne.com
Kreiss
Todd Slaughter
1214 W 6th St, Ste 120A
Austin, TX 78703-5261
(512) 476-2121
(512) 476-2123 Fax
todd@kreissaustin.com
Santangelo Lighting & Design
Mary Bark
5445 Caruth Haven Ln, Apt 2022
Dallas, TX 75225-8166
(214) 797-6373
(214) 247-0502 Fax
marybark@sbcglobal.net
Legend Lighting Inc.
Tyson Neal
15342 N Interstate 35
Austin, TX 78728-4703
(512) 251-0000
(512) 251-0023 Fax
tneal@legendaustin.com
Southern Painting
Robert Whipple
4455 Camp Bowie Blvd, Ste 114-21
Fort Worth, TX 76107-3864
(817) 504-9474
(817) 727-8182 Fax
whipple@southernpainting.com
Lighting, Inc
Gabriel Trinidad
7243 Blanco Rd
San Antonio, TX 78216-4902
(210) 541-8500
(210) 541-8036 Fax
gabrieltrinidad@lightninginc.com
Weathered Stone
Karen Balkman
Martcom, Inc. (return)1825 Triple Crown Lane
Plano, TX 75093
(972) 979-9571
(972) 250-1507 Fax
kbalkman94@gmail.com
The Nines and The St. Regis
Houston Receive Starwood's
Hotel of the Year Award
ForrestPerkins congratulates the St. Regis Houston and the Nines,
Portland, a Starwood Luxury Collection Hotel, for achieving Hotel
of the Year recognition in their respective brands. The two hotels
were honored for outstanding guest satisfaction scores, meeting
planner satisfaction and high quality assurance, among other
criteria.
Great luxury hotels are the result of exceptional customer service
delivered in unrivaled settings. Neither can exist without the other,
and it is gratifying to know that guests recognize both the service
and the facilities of these two ForrestPerkins-designed hotels.
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member news
Curb Appeal Renovations
Wins GuildQuality’s 2010 Guildmaster with Distinction Award
--- Curb Appeal Renovations, Inc., announced today that the company has been
awarded a 2010 Guildmaster with Distinction Award for exceptional customer
satisfaction. Curb Appeal Renovations was one of 139 home builders, remodelers,
developers and contractors throughout North America recognized for their superlative performance.
For Rob Mathews and Robin Burrill, husband and wife owners of Curb
Appeal Renovations, winning this award means more to them than winning an
award for one of their designs since this award reflects on service excellence.
Robin and Rob strive to make a difference in people’s lives and this award proves
that they are accomplishing their mission. When one of their clients was told that
they had won this award, she remarked,
“Congratulations! We think you and Rob deserve every award possible.” Key
to the success of Curb Appeal Renovations, Inc. is the genuine concern and dedication that shows in every commitment they make and the surveys that Guild
Quality conducts on behalf of Curb Appeal Renovations reflect that commitment.
Geoff Graham, founder and president of GuildQuality, added, "Robin and
Rob are absolutely dedicated to caring for their clients. In their survey responses,
Curb Appeal Renovation’s clients have offered effusive praise. They repeatedly
single out individual team members for their exceptional service, and are clearly
appreciative of Curb Appeal Renovations’ great work. We're honored to be able
to recognize them, for the second year in a row, with a Guildmaster Award."
Curb Appeal Renovations, Inc. is a design/build remodeling company
located in Keller, Texas - serving the northeast Tarrant County area. Curb Appeal
Renovations has been in business for over 15 years assisting their clients with all
their home remodeling needs, from the beginning of the project to the end, walking
their clients through each step of the project; with an in house interior designer
and a Certified Remodeler on staff, they can handle all sizes of remodeling projects.
They can be contacted via their website at www.CurbAppealRenovations.com
or at 817.753.6668.
About GuildQuality
North America’s best builders, remodelers, contractors and real estate developers rely on GuildQuality’s customer satisfaction surveying to help them monitor
and improve the quality of their service.
About the Guildmaster Awards
Once a year, GuildQuality recognizes exceptional customer service with the
Guildmaster Awards. Visit the Guildmaster section of the GuildQuality website
to see information about all 2010 Award Winners and read about the award qualifications.
For more information, visit www.guildquality.com or contact
marketing@guildquality.com
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150 Turtle Creek, Dallas, 214-745-0088
elegantadditions.net
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member news
Cristina Alston, ASID, LEED
AP ID+C, McKinney
Interior Designer Selected
to Serve on National
Grading Panel
Cristina Alston, an interior designer with CAI Design Group, LLC in McKinney
was recently selected to be an Exam Grader for the National Council for interior
Design Qualification’s (NCIDQ) spring 2010 administration. Alston is one of 36
individuals selected for the vital role of NCIDQ Exam Grader.
The NCIDQ Examination consists of three parts: two multiple-choice sections
(which are machine-graded) and a practicum section. Section 3 of the exam is a
three-part drawing practicum graded by interior design practitioners using established criteria set by a group of “master grader” practitioners called Grading
Coordinators. Passing the Examination and earning the respected NCIDQ credential signify that an interior designer has met the rigorous standards for education,
experience and examination for interior designers in North America. Graders help
NCIDQ maintain these standards to protect the health, safety and welfare of the
public.
NCIDQ graders are trained to use a well defined and uniformity accepted set
of criteria when grading the practicum exams. Each exam exercise is graded by
two different graders, who apply professional judgment within the parameters of
the established criteria set by NCIDQ. The graders evaluate the entire solution to
see if a candidate has demonstrated his or her competence in the area being
tested. Exercises that receive conflicting scores during the initial grading will be
graded a third time by a Grading Coordinator, with that score replacing the divergent score.
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“NCIDQ Certificate holders represent qualified interior designers – those
who are deemed capable (through education, experience and examination) to
protect the public’s health, safety and welfare,” explains Kimberly Marks, 2010
NCIDQ President. “Our graders are responsible for upholding the standards and
determining who those qualified individuals are. The role of a grader is extremely
important in ensuring NCIDQ’s mission of public protection is upheld. We value
Alston’s participation. Our volunteers are the backbone of NCIDQ.”
All NCIDQ graders are required to be active NCIDQ Certificate Holders.
Alston earned her NCIDQ Certificate in March 2007 and has worked in the interior design field for thirteen years. Alston is the founder of CAI Design Group, an
interior design firm based in McKinney, which specializes in space planning and
interior design for small businesses and professional office spaces.
NCIDQ® is an organization of regulatory boards and provincial associations in
the United States and Canada whose core purpose is to protect the health, safety
and welfare of the public by establishing standards of competence in the practice of interior design. More information about the organization may be found at
www.ncidq.org.
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industry partner newsi
BTX wins the Best Technical Innovation award for its
Tumo® Eco-lineTM solar-powered drapery system!
Recently chosen by the Window Covering Manufacturers Association as the
Best Technical Innovation in Motorization, the Tumo Eco-line* harnesses the
power of the sun, converting it into an environmentally-friendly motorization
solution at a reasonable price. A plug-and-play drapery system that requires no
wiring and is easy to operate, the Eco-line is mounted at the inside of the windowpane, and it incorporates the latest RF technology, giving your customers the
control they need without the hassle.
As this and other new technologies take root, BTX will continue to be at the
forefront, offering unprecedented new products to our customers and meeting
their needs in this ever-changing society. For more information on BTX products,
please go to www.btxinc.com or call us at 800-422-8839 or 214-340-2800.
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sindustry
Fall News from Palmer Todd
Fall is a time for change and Palmer Todd has certainly decided to keep up with this
idea. A lot has been happening here and we are excited to be sharing our news with you!
In May, Palmer Todd Austin won the Austin Home Builders Association’s
“MAX” award for best showroom. Please come out to our location in Austin
and see what hard went into making our showroom one of a kind!
Palmer Todd is pleased to announce that
we are now a source for your Architecture
Stone Hood needs. These hoods are
constructed of quality stone slab
material.
Due to the overwhelming requests for outdoor entertaining areas, Palmer Todd will now be carrying cabinetry
suitable for outdoor use. Our quality stainless steel cabinetry is constructed of commercial grade 20-gauge stainless steel and is manufactured
with the interiors void of any hardware and screw heads. No more rust! With all of the
options Palmer Todd can offer, we are able to provide you with infinite flexibility in design.
Wearenowalso carryingalineofexclusiveLimestone
countertops. The thickness and unique characteristics of these stones make them a product you will not
want to miss!
Please come by soon and check out all of the
new additions. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Houston
2027 Karbach St.
Houston, TX 77092
TEL: 713.681.6899
FAX: 713.681.1958
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Austin
9615 Beck Circle
Austin, TX 78758
TEL: 512.491.8725
FAX: 512.491.8726
Dallas
3720 Araphao
Addison, TX 75001
TEL: 972.243.9790
FAX: 972.243.9808
San Antonio
1111 Paulsun
San Antonio, TX 78219
TEL: 210-227-2221
FAX: 210-227-4359
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industry partner newsi
Santangelo Lighting & Design
Santangelo Lighting & Design, an ASID new Industry Partner, has moved to
the 10th floor.
Come visit our extensive lighting and home accessory line in our new Dallas
World Trade Center Showroom Suite 10060.
For information please contact Mary Bark at 214-797-6373 or email marybark@sbcglobal.net.
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sindustry partner news
Holland Marble Co. to carry
Caesarstone Concetto® Line
Semi Precious Stone Surface ideal for Upscale
Countertops, Vanities, Tabletops and Furniture Designs
Holland Marble Company, a leader in North Texas of Granite and Marble fabrication for over 25 years, is excited to be associated with Caesarstone US in
promoting their new line of semi precious stone surface material – Concetto®.
The bed of your dreams.
Started in 1984, Holland Marble Company primarily fabricates natural stone
slabs for countertops, showers and furniture pieces etc. but over the years the
company has widened its diversity by supplying tile, marble carvings and architectural limestone. The company’s focus is on their customer’s needs and
being creative and introducing and implementing new ideas to meet them.
With this in mind, they have teamed up with Caesarstone US in providing their
customer’s with Concetto®. The inspirational Concetto range, is an unmatchable
collection of extraordinary surfaces hand-made from individually cut and bound
semi-precious stones.
The eight choices that are available in the United States market include:
• Gray Agate – Generates positive energy
• Brown Agate –traditionally been sought after for its protective powers
• Dumorterite – Stimulates verbalization of spiritual ideas
• Rose Quartz – Creates an atmosphere of peace and affection
• White Quartz – Captures the essence of sunlight on northern glaciers,
radiating purity and serenity
• Hematite – Stimulates the blood system, strengthens the powers of concentration and channels the energies
responsible for logical thinking and
problem-solving
• Tiger Eye – Raises energy levels
and enhances concentration
• Yellow Quartz – It's nurturing power
brings people together to effectively work in teams, innovate and
enjoy each other's company
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or to schedule an appointment, please
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industry partner news
Interior Resources Joins GoodWeave, Earning
ChildLaborFree Label on New Jane Waggoner Collection
Dallas based Interior Resources has joined the GoodWeave certification
program, which works to end illegal childlabor inthe carpet industry and to
offer educational opportunities to children in South Asia.
A longstanding GoodWeave retailpartner, Interior Resources supplies clients
withcustom designed Tibetan rugs hand-knotted in Nepal. The family-owned
and ¬operated company recently began importing its own line of certified rugs
in addition to the other GoodWeave certified brands it carries.As a GoodWeave
licensee, Interior Resources adheres to a strictly monitored no-child-labor
policy, and make a financial contribution that helps fund education and other
services for rescued children.
Interior Resources is also announcing a new collaboration with Dallas designer
Jane Waggoner based on Moorish patterned tiles Jane had seen on a trip to Spain.
Interior Resources staff worked with her to interpret them in rug form, creating
new and unique pieces for the showroom under the Jane Waggoner Rug Collection.
Jane Waggoner and Interior Resources are using the collection as an opportunity to better the lives of children, with 10% of proceeds donated to children’s organizations TheFamily Place and GoodWeave, earning the collection’s
tagline, “great design with a socialconscience.” “Developing a unique collection
is sensational, but at the end ofthe day, the true reward is knowing your sales are
making a difference in the lives of children locally and internationally,” says Paige.
Kisabeth
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Learn more about Interior Resources at
www.intre.biz.
With the addition ofInterior
Resources,GoodWeave now licenses 75 North
American companies to import rugs bearing
the GoodWeave label. Throughthe support of
GoodWeave’s industry partners, more than
3,600 children have been rescued from exploitation on carpet looms and offered rehabilitation, education, vocational training, and other
services. Worldwide, 7.5 million rugs have been
certified as child-labor-free since 1995. An
estimated 1,500 retail outlets carry GoodWeave
certified rugs in the U.S.and Canada alone.
About GoodWeave
The GoodWeave certification program works to end exploitative child labor in
the Henri South Asian carpet industry by inspecting weaving looms and providing
rehabilitationand education for former child weavers and other at-risk children.
The GoodWeave label is your best assurance that no child labor was used in the
manufacture of a carpet or rug. Learn more at www.GoodWeave.org.
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UltraMedia, Inc. to Present
Building Quiet Environments
at METROCON10
UltraMedia , Inc. will present a class called Building Quiet Environments at
METROCON10 on August 12 and 13, 2010. Attending this hour-long class will
earn attendees one Continuing Education Unit (CEU).
In today’s hectic and fast-paced world, homeowners need and want a space
that is peaceful and tranquil—a quiet environment where they can relax and enjoy
their home without noisy interruptions. Building Quiet Environments outlines
the fundamentals of sound control and gives examples of noise pollution affecting
today’s society. Participants will discuss key principles related to sound isolation and the “why, what, and how” of components associated with controlling
sound. Construction materials, and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing considerations will also be discussed, while the participant is guided through the
step-by-step process of building a specialty room. Attendees will learn how to
locate an Electronics Systems Contractor (ESC) and what questions to ask
when partnering with an ESC.
Course presenter, Brent Thomas, said, “I’m looking forward to sharing what
I’ve learned about managing sound in homes. Each home presents a unique set
of challenges with regard to sound. But when designers, architects, and builders
are aware of these challenges going into a project, they’ll find a variety of ways
to manage it at each step along the building or remodeling process.”
For more information, please contact company president Pat Johnson, or visit
www.ultramedia.biz.
Congratulations to the
following members:
Adam Nash, Allied Member ASID has passed the NCIDQ exam and has been
accepted into the Master of Arts in Interior Design program at Savannah
College of Art and Design (SCAD).
In Memoriam
Ellen Angell, FASID
On June 27, 2010, Bettie Ellen Angell (83) passed
away. She was an accomplished interior designer
who lived and worked in Corpus Christi for many
years, most recently with the Susan Castor Collection.
Extremely active in ASID throughout the last four
decades, she inspired many members and devoted
countless hours to the organization, earning the
title of Fellow of ASID. Ellen was an amazing bundle
of energy that embraced life and loved her
profession, and she will be terribly missed by
family, friends and colleagues. Please go to
www.asidtx.org/chapter_profile/in_memoriam
to download a PDF of her obituary, which includes
links allowing you to sign an online guest book and send condolences, as well as
flowers.
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student news a
Student Symposium 2010
Interior Design: Beyond The Reality Series
Reality television has taken over the airwaves programming, leaving many to
question: What is real and what is an illusion? The ASID Texas Chapter
Student Symposium 2010 – which takes place Thursday, October 14 through
Saturday, October 16, 2010 in Dallas – will bring Practitioners, Industry
Partners, Educators and Students together and back to REALITY! Interior
Design: Beyond The Reality Series promises two and a half days of real world
experiences, networking, and events for all involved.
Thursday night, Students will mingle and dine with ASID Texas Chapter Board
Members and practice their networking skills. Bright and early Friday morning,
get ready for the DESIGNER’S CHALLENGE, where Students will partner with their
peers from across the state and together create a solution to a design problem in
a quick, petit charette. Midday, EVERYONE (Practitioners, Educators, Students
and Industry Partners) is invited on the GREAT AMERICAN ROAD TRIP to tour the
new Winspear Opera House and see behind the scenes, which many patrons have
never before experienced!
Then get ready for THE AMAZING RACE! Students will have a chance to race
through showrooms on a scavenger hunt or have their portfolios and resumes
reviewed by design industry leaders. Find out what IT FACTOR professionals
are looking for in the REAL WORLD. The afternoon continues with Michael Thomas,
FASID, CAPS – interior designer, speaker, author, and 2010-2011 National ASID
President. Everyone is invited to learn and ask questions about what is happening
on the national level from the man who knows. Afterwards, you’ll want to be a
part of NO OPPORTUNITY WASTED. Texas Chapter Leaders, Practitioners, Industry
Partners, Educators, and Students will mix and mingle with one another at our
street party, which concludes Friday’s festivities.
No t h i n g s a y s “ e le g a n t ” q u i t e l i k e
Hu n t e r D o u g l a s .
On Saturday morning, students will find out what THE REAL WORLD of design
holds for them. Students will experience three quick presentations from Practitioners,
Educators, and Industry Partners in round table discussions. Have questions?
Need them answered? This affords students the opportunity of DESTINATION
TRUTH and find out what it is like to be on the other side during our Panel Discussion
with top interior designers practicing within a wide variety of design fields.
Saturday concludes with the A-LIST AWARDS. This year, ASID Texas Chapter
is offering a new scholarship format based on the merit of the student’s application, references, and activities with scholarships ranging from $1,000-$2,000.
And don’t forget about the Student Design Competition! Six categories offer
students at any level to participate and be recognized with cash prices in every
category. The categories have been redesigned to allow participation from students
at ANY level in their design education.
The 2010 ASID Texas Student Symposium is under the direction of Co-Chairs
Aaron Duke, Allied Member ASID, NEWH, LEED AP and Lisa DiOnne, Allied Member
ASID, Associate IIDA, LEED AP. Committee members include: Dianne Etheredge,
RID, ASID, IIDA and ASID Texas Chapter President Elect 2009-2010; Peter Dedek,
PhD, ASID and Texas Chapter Professional Development Director 2009-2011,
Laura McDonald Stewart, RID, ASID, IIDA, LEED AP; Allen Hart, Allied Member
ASID; Lisa Barron, RID, ASID, and Lisa Oldham.
Whether you are Student, Educator, Practitioner or Industry Partner, as a
member of ASID, we know that you are OBSESSED with interior design, so be sure
to check out www.asidtxstudentsymposium.org for the latest news, a complete
schedule and instructions on registering.
Congratulation to the 2010 May
graduating class of St Mary's
University interior design class
St Mary's University interior design class had a very good and informative
year and the graduation ceremony was attended by Kelly Barnett, RID, ASID,
ASID Texas Chapter Membership Director.
Our officers arranged a tour of the resort in
which the operating manager gave the attendees a guided tour in all of the facilities which
included information about the architecture,
design and many of the construction details
that went into the building of the resort. It was
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After the tour,
the attendees had
an end of the year
dinner function
in which all the
students participated.
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No report available at time of printing
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By Jennifer Roecker, Allied Member, ASID, Chair
Austin Design Community
By Jeanne Whittington, RID, Allied Member ASID, Chair
■ Our Design Excellence Committee is busy preparing for our annual Design
Excellence Awards Event. Please watch for an invitation in the mail and to be
posted on our website. We are excited to have Design Guide as our media
sponsor again this year. We are looking forward to our best year yet!
ASID Austin Community would like to welcome the new 2010-2011 Board:
Chair: Jennifer Burggraaf
Chair Elect: Jill Williams
Financial Chair: Lori Anderson
Membership Chair: Kim Bates
Membership IP Liaison: Holly Hillis
Communication Chair: Michelle Thomas
Public Relations: Laura Britt
Programs/Events Chair: Luis Angelo
Secretary: Dawn Hearn
■ I have to start by saying that this has been a good year so far for our design
community, there have been ups & downs and the economy seems to be
picking up! Unfortunately, as most of you know, we have lost a very dear friend,
mentor, and long time Interior Designer and Fellow of ASID, Ellen Angel
FASID/RID passed away peacefully at her home in Corpus Christi on Sunday,
June 27th. Services were held at Maxwell P. Dunne Funeral Home on July 8th.
Ellen was known by many and will be missed dearly by all!
■ This year the Susan Castor Collection team came together and designed a
Show House on the coast in Port Aransas, Texas. From concept to final form, the
Susan Castor Collection Beach House has been a collaboration of professionals,
each with years of experience. The weekly meetings between builder, architect
and designer have resulted in a superior home on the Texas Gulf Coast. As professionals aware of our carbon footprint, it was important for us to build a house
that fit our everyday lifestyles in a way that is healthy for nature.
Our hope is that the Beach House will be practical, casual and comfortable
for multi-generations to enjoy together or separately. The house has been
designed to maximize the views and to allow the enjoyment of the exterior
decks somewhat protected from the southeast breezes. The house features
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two master bedrooms, mini-kitchens on each
floor, sleeps eighteen comfortably, and
has banquet dining for 14-16. State of the
art sustainable technology has been provided
in home automation, HVAC systems, water
systems, plumbing, lighting and Energy Star
rated appliances. All interior materials and
finishes have been chosen to minimize chemical invasions and promote good air quality.
The finishes are durable, practical and require
very little maintenance. The majority of the
counter tops are a new recycled glass product CORPUS CHRISTI: Beach House
called “Ice Stone” (by DalTile). Many of
the furniture items have been made with recycled materials. The area rugs
are natural fibers. The builder has recycled as many leftover building materials as possible.
While the eco-conscious elements were a primary concern during building,
the home’s casual and sophisticated coastal styling was also paramount. The
Susan Castor Collection team of designers has endeavored to create an interior environment that flows from room to room while allowing the designer
some freedom of expression in each space.
Professionals involved with the creation and design of The Susan Castor
Collection Beach House: Architect, Melton Henry of Melton Henry ArchitectsHouston Texas, Builder/Contractor, Jerry Buckley of Buckwild Builders-Port
Aransas Texas, Landscape Architect, Hector Villarreal of Southern LandscapesCorpus Christi Texas, Interior Designer & her Design Team, Susan Castor
Wilson, ASID/RID, Christi Farley ASID/RID, Rhonda Bosquez ASID/RID, Kathy
Rumbaugh Allied Member ASID/RID, Jennifer Roecker Allied Member ASID,
Lisa Mayo-Design Associate, Lezli Baugher-Floral & Accessories, Paula
Tyra-Special Project Coordinator, & Cathryn Castor-Project Facilitator.
Location: Cinnamon Shore-Mustang Island, Texas
5009 State Hwy. 361 lot 15, Port Aransas, Texas 78373
Dallas Design Community
By Isin King, Allied Member ASID, Chair
■ The DesignOvation award ceremony was held at the Rosewood Crescent
Hotel on May 11th. The evening started with cocktails in the Garden Room
followed by dinner and award presentation in the Crescent Ballroom. We
congratulate all the talented contestants and winners of this year’s DesignOvation.
ASID Dallas Design Community – 2010
DesignOvation Interior Design Awards
Hospitality – First Place
Wilson Associates
Trisha Wilson, ASID
Team: James Carry, Kurt Heimsath, Sydney Teegarden, Lisa Patton, Liza
Setiawan, Karen Prigmore
Hospitality – Second Place
Thiel & Thiel, Inc.
Beth Thiel, ASID
Team: Amanda Snow, Melanie McCune
Multi-Family – First Place
Sawyer Design Associates
Stacy Sawyer, ASID
Multi-Family – Second Place
Sawyer Design Associates
Stacy Sawyer, ASID
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IP Collaboration – Honorable Mention
Adcock-Smith Design with Capital
Distributing, Inc.
Kathy Adcock-Smith, ASID
Team: Helene Terry, Daniel Jeakins
Living Room – Second Place
SAS Interiors, Inc.
Shirley Flabiano, ASID
Team: Roger Leighton
Powder Bath – Second Place
Adcock-Smith Design
Child’s Room – Teenager – First Place
Sherry Hayslip, ASID
Team: Tabatha Hamm
Child’s Room – Teenager – Second
Place
Team: Tabatha Hamm
Kitchen – First Place
DG&A Interiors
Donna Guerra, ASID
Team: Katherine Bukovitz, Tara Cooper
Kitchen – Second Place
Joanie Wyll, ASID
Bedroom – Not Master - Honorable
Mention
RSVP Design Services
Rhonda Vandiver, ASID
Team: Amy Armstrong, Allied Member
ASID
Bathroom – First Place
Catherine Dolen & Associates
Stephanie West, Allied Member ASID
Team: Catherine Dolen, ASID
Bathroom – Second Place
Team: Tabatha Hamm
Dining Room – First Place
Laurie S. Woods, ASID
Laurie Woods, ASID
Dining Room – Second Place
Team: Bree Hyatt
Media Room – First Place
Bellisa Design
Lori Withey, Allied Member ASID
Media Room – Second Place
Adcock-Smith Design
Team: Seth Lauritzen
Great Room – First Place
Laurie S. Woods, ASID
Laurie Woods, ASID
Remodel-Singular Space – First Place
Schlosser Design Group, LLC
Cristie Schlosser, ASID
Remodel – Singular Space – Second
Place
Doris Younger Designs
Doris Younger, ASID
One Unique Space Over 100 Sq. Ft.
– First Place
Catherine Dolen & Associates
Stephanie West, Allied Member ASID
One Unique Space Over 100 Sq. Ft.
– Second Place
Team: Tabatha Hamm, Tyler Fair
Remodel – Whole Space – First Place
Thiel & Thiel, Inc.
Beth Thiel, ASID
Team: Kurt Thiel, Abby Casey, Paige
Byrd, Trish Hammond, Amanda Snow
Remodel – Whole Space – Second
Place
Dallas Design Group, Interiors
Lisa Barron, Allied Member ASID
Product Design – First Place
McLaughlin Collection
Pat McLaughlin, ASID
Team: Richard Bettinger
Product Design – Second Place
Amy Armstrong, Allied Member ASID
Team: Rhonda Vandiver, ASID
Historic Renovation/Preservation –
First Place
Thiel & Thiel, Inc.
Beth Thiel, ASID
Team: Kurt Thiel, Paige Byrd
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Historic Renovation/Preservation – Second Place
Thiel & Thiel, Inc.
Beth Thiel, ASID
Team: Kurt Thiel, Paige Byrd
Emerging Designer – Honorable Mention
Flavie Moreau, Allied Member ASID
Team: Rhonda Vandiver, ASID and Amy Armstrong, Allied Member ASID
We thank all our hosts so far, all our industry partners, designers and
student members for your continued support of ASID Dallas. We could not
do it without all of you.
El Paso Design Community
By Nicole Ferrini, ASID, Chair
No report available at time of printing.
Student Design – Honorable Mention
Aaron Duke, Allied Member ASID
Fort Worth Design Community
Best of Show
DG&A Interiors
Donna Guerra, ASID
Team: Katherine Bukovitz, Tara Cooper
By Robin Burrill, DC Chair
■ June meeting was at Lutron showroom. We had two sessions, morning
and afternoon with a shared lunch for both groups of attendees. Two sessions
was a great solution to work with an IP who has a small showroom. Everyone
enjoyed the great food. Lutron presented “Re-Green Lighting Strategies for
Remodeling Applications” - Lighting Control and Sustainable Residential
IDCEC WELFARE Program #5621 (0.1 CEU).
■ We are starting a “Networking Happy Hour” besides the regular DDC meetings we offer. We will meet at a different restaurant location four times a year.
Our goal is to offer more networking time for our members where we all can
meet and greet other ASID members in our design community. July was our
first kick off Happy Hour meeting and we had it at VILLA-O. We had a great
turnout and enjoyed getting to know the members of our community.
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■ Spring has sprung in the
Ft Worth Community! Our
May 11th meeting at Ft Worth
Lighting hosted Jim McMillan
of JCM Lighting Design. Thirty
members and guests toured
the newly expanded showroom of lighting and home
accessories thanks to owner FORT WORTH: The gang at Ft. Worth Lighting
Lee Jordan and Builder/Designer showed us the light!
Sales Rep Joy Reeves. Mr.
McMillan shared crucial information on low voltage lighting, energy guidelines and advancements in lamps(commonly known as light bulbs).
■ June 10th, we converged at the home of DC Chair Robin Burrill to relax
and mingle with colleagues. Almost 50 designer members, IP members
and guests munched on
yummy hors d'œuvre and
caught up on gossip. Chapter
Pres Diane Mallory ASID joined
the fun. Thanks to our generous
sponsors:
Platinum Level: Ferguson,
The Kitchen Source, Tile/Marble
and Granite
Gold Level: Altman’s, Pepco
Sales/Grohe, Franke Kitchen
Systems, FiberSeal
FORT WORTH: Robin Burrill & Judith Mrsee having fun at the Member Apreciation party
■ We welcomed Mark Grigsby ASID to our community who just relocated
from Amarillo. He has joined the design team at Dorian’s. Also in the news;
Shavawn Everett also joined the Dorian’s team. The Art Institute of Fort
Worth(sister of Art Institute of Dallas) opened for class in April in a 20,000
sq ft LEED certified, renovated facility. And the Ft Worth DC gave a $1000
donation to the YWCA renovation being spearheaded by Mary Stelter ASID
and Pam McAllister ASID.
■ While we usually take the
summer off, we were inundated with requests for meeting
presentations – (what a
problem to have!) So, July
13th, Ferguson Bath, Kitchen
& Lighting Gallery hosted
Moen Plumbing with a CEPH
entitled “Sustainability;
Understanding & Maximizing
FORT WORTH: Molly Hornung, Jennifer Mitchel & Mark
Grigsby at the Ft. Worth DC Lunch-N-Learn at Ferguson’s
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Water Efficiency Benefits”. Jon Donahoe and Renee Buzek educated us on
LEED criteria for plumbing fixtures as well as the EPA’s new “Water Sense”
program. Thirty-eight members and guests had a great time in the Ferguson
showroom at this lunch-n-learn meeting.
■ On July 13th North Texas USGBC hosted a Sustainability Showcase at
the Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas. We joined the Dallas DC at a table
boasting the benefits of ASID membership to attendees. Robin Burrill and
Julie Reynolds represented the Ft Worth DC Upcoming, the Ft. Worth DC board
will have a planning meeting the end of July. We will then trek to Dallas in
August for MetroCon and start up the fall with more fun local meetings. Sept
14- Kisabeth Furniture, Oct 12 – (Nat’l K&B month) Kitchen Source, Nov 9 –
Tile Marble & Granite Works
■ We do still have a couple of openings on our board for the coming year,
but so far in place are:
Chair – Robin Burrill
Treasurer – Marlene Small
Historian/Communications – Phyllis Crim
Communications – Wendy Bohannon/June Rotter
Programs – Shavawn Everitt/Ann Riedel
Student Liason – open
IP Chairs – Kelly Krause/Christie Montis
Membership – Kristy Mastrandonas
Scholarships – open
■ Be sure to follow us on Twitter(FWASID) and Facebook(ASID Fort Worth).
Pictures of meetings past and schedule of upcoming events are posted.
You can post events you feel might benefit our members and (design related)
announcements. Remember ALL members of ASID are welcome at our meetings, so feel free to drop by if you are in the area. And we want all of the IP
reps who work our community to get involved with our fun group. As they
say – “Be There or Be Unprepared”!
Odessa/Midland/San Angelo/Lubbock
Design Community
By Melissa Rogers, Allied Member ASID, Chair
No report available at time of printing.
San Antonio Design Community
By Robin Black, RID, ASID, IIDA, Chair
■ On June 16th, Moore Supply hosted ASID members in their new showroom for dinner and two CEPH HSW courses given by Kelley Rigsby, sales
executive from Kohler, and Heather Tiso with Southwest Sales, a Delta dealer
in the Dallas area.
The courses were "Water
Conservation Overview" from Kohler,
and "The Ever-Expanding Reach of
Ergonomics in Faucet Design" from
Delta.
The Moore Supply showroom is
beautiful with many new lines not
familiar to the designers. The staff
of Moore Supply could not have been SAN ANTONIO: Robin Black, Chair San
more gracious. The courses were Antonio Design Community, Debbie
very educational and like all CEPH Baxter, Shawna Mishong, and Mike
Reddell.
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HSW courses filled with information that is
used to help clients. A big thank you to Kohler
and Delta for having such informative and
interesting speakers, and of course to Moore
Supply for hosting us.
■ On the 29th of June, Debbie Baxter, ASID,
IIDA, RID of Baxter Design Group lead the
designers and guests on a tour of the highrise condominium, The Broadway at the SAN ANTONIO: The Broadway
gateway to historic downtown, along Museum
Row right in the heart of San Antonio, a project Debbie and along with Baxter
Design Group Broadway team designer, Shawna Mishong, and head of Marketing
for Developer of The Broadway, Mike Reddell, have been working on since
its inception. We were lead through the beautifully appointed models, as
well as the public spaces, all designed by the Baxter Design Group, and the
unfinished penthouse on the top of this 20 story building. We were treated
to valet parking and hors d'oeuvres as we gathered to make the tour.
What an experience for the ASID group to see this very handsome interior
design project and many thanks to The Broadway and to Baxter Design Group.
■ On the 13th of July Peggy Arnold, RID owner of Footprint Commercial
Flooring, and Alan Petlin of Gourmet Flooring and IP member, hosted a CEPH
HSW course given on sustainable bamboo. Seventeen designers showed
up to take this course, and to show their support and gratitude to Alan Petlin
who has long been an ASID supporter. Many thanks to Alan Petlin and Peggy
Arnold.
■ The September 22nd meeting will be held at the University of the Incarnate
Word, and will be a joint meeting with IIDA. Dr. Asha Hedge is a professor
of lighting at Texas State University. The course will be given on "Light and
the Aging Eye". She is dynamic, and the students from UIW and UTSA will be
invited to attend.
■ In October Christi Palmer, ASID, RID of Palmer Todd, a kitchen showroom
will be the new chair. Palmer Todd is also an Industry Partner. Lynley Serratt,
Allied Member ASID and this year's financial chair will continue as financial
chair. We look forward to having these members as leaders! Lynley is on
the staff of Palmer Todd!
■ The San Antonio Design Community feels a deep sense of loss at Ellen
Angell, FASID's passing. Ellen was such a familiar and supportive friend to
ASID and a leader in the interior design profession.
I met her years ago while serving on the State Board, and as many of her
generation was such a wonderful mentor. We all should strive to share our
knowledge and support younger members as did Ellen. She will be greatly
missed.
■ Congratulations to the following San Antonio Design Community Members:
Robin Black, RID, ASID, IIDA and her labor of love, her home in Terrell Hills,
were featured in the May/June 2010 issue of San Antonio Woman. Please see
the following link on the article: www.sawoman.com/categories/home/casa-finale
■ Paula Stone, Allied Member ASID was featured in San Antonio Express
News, turning an 1880s house into a home. Please see the following link on
the article: www.mysanantonio.com/business/real_estate/spaces_puppy_mill_ transformed_into_country_escape_99656194.html
■ Kelley Barnett, RID, ASID, was featured by San Antonio magazine
August 2010 issue. Please see the following link on the article:
www.sanantoniomag.com/current_issue.html
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