The Official Publication of the ASID Arizona North Chapter
SUMMER 2014
The Art of Exclusive Recreational Interiors Chapter Meeting Recaps: March-“Elements” Trade Show APRIL- Integrated Int/Ext Design & Chihuly MAY- Mid-Century Modern & Bertoia JUNE- Speakeasy & Frank Lloyd Wright
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Interior Designers in the news.... 20
Recreational Interiors Our first Exclusive Recreational Interior focus is Motorcoaches.... 26
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Eye On Design................................ 28
14 Departments: 2
President’s Letter
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Editor’s Letter
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Events Calendar
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Chapter News
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FRO M TH E P RES ID ENT
2013 – 2014 Board of Directors
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s I (literally) fly over the eastern part of Arizona on my way to the East Coast for a respite from our Arizona summer, I am struck by the landscape and the small patches of ‘civilization’ carved into the geography. It reminds of that we are all part of a big picture. There was a television series years ago that was centered around everyone individually having a story. They would randomly pick a telephone number out of the phone book, call them up and paint a picture of their life. It was a fascinating look into the lives of everyday people...their path, accomplishments, challenges, culture and values. I never take for granted how lucky we are in Arizona to have such a vibrant and accomplished Design Community...and we all have a story. My personal path is an odd mixture of life experience, education and a non-traditional career path that led me to find a true passion for design and building. After 911, I remember deeply questioning what relevance my chosen profession had. At times, it seemed to be so ‘trite’ compared to more staid, traditional roles in society that I was encouraged to pursue when I was young...(law school). The more I reflected, the more that I realized what an enormous impact that Design has in the world. We have the ability...and great responsibility...to make dreams a reality, increase work productivity, and create cohesive environments that (literally) shape the world that people live and work in. I’m thankful every day for where my journey has taken me. Every one of you reading this has a unique story. Whether you’re a seasoned professional with years of experience, an Emerging Professional, or a student with a story yet to be written, we can benefit from each other. We all need to step out of our personal worlds and seek out the stories of others, as it challenges your perspective and often your career path. Our AZ North Chapter has become a catalyst that will continue to foster collaboration within our extended design community. Go out and find those chronicles that inspire you to write a new chapter in your life. And to our experienced experts...please reach out to the next generation of Designers, tell them your tale and be prepared to be amazed by what you will learn from them in return. We invite you all to join us in July to spin some yarns just for fun at our summer Tiki party, and to celebrate our Chapter at the Design Excellence Awards Gala on August 9th at the Phoenician...you won’t want to miss it! We’ll get back to serious stuff in September with a great CEU from Robb Best. In the meantime, here’s to new stories---either hearing one or creating one of your own. Warm regards, Gretchen Palmer, Allied ASID, President
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PRESIDENT GRETCHEN PALMER, Allied ASID president@asidaznorth.org
PRESIDENT ELECT JEWELL BLAIR, Allied ASID presidentelect@asidaznorth.org
FINANCE DIRECTOR JEANETTE KNUDSEN, Allied ASID finance@asidaznorth.org
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR F. Christopher West Industry Partner Representative of Valley Light Gallery communications@asidaznorth.org PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR CHRISTINA FORREST, Allied ASID professionaldev@asidaznorth.org
DIRECTOR AT LARGE Paula W Quan, Industry Partner for Brizo/Delta and Toto LLC ipliason@asidaznorth.org
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR Janet M Jackson, Allied ASID membership@asidaznorth.org
STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE TO THE BOARD EDIE PARSONS, Student ASID srb@asidaznorth.org CHAPTER ADMINISTRATOR Deb Ritchie info@asidaznorth.org
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e are starting a new DIRECTION in the look of ASID Arizona North Chapter and its communication with the membership. The interaction of the online and print components to get our message out as an effective Interior Design force is our primary focus. And we want it to be fun. To that end we are making sure our new Desert Design Magazine appeals to the professional in all of us and lets everyone know that we are first and foremost a creative force...and a Chapter of distinction. The Desert Design Magazine will showcase each of our Chapter Meetings and events. The unique ability for Arizona North Chapter to have dynamic programs is not to be underestimated. This Spring we have taken our membership to great locations unique to us in the Valley for information on product introduction, integrated interior and exterior spaces as a lifestyle, celebrated an icon of Mid-Century Modern design, and had a party in a gilded room full of history. We also focus on education and design in our Desert Design Magazine. This month we start a feature on Exclusive Recreational Interiors. We discuss some out-of-the-box solutions to this topic and hope to feature more of these in future issues. It is also our responsibility to make sure the readership knows about those practitioners that are doing amazing things in the creative world on a local, regional, national and international level. Yes, we have that much talent in our group. It is our hope that our Desert Design Magazine will endeavor all to excel in their own way to the best of their abilities. We translate this into great interior design for great clients and create a great work environment. Here is wishing all of us in the ASID Arizona North Chapter the ability to excel in the desert and be awesome, creative and fun! F. Christopher West Communications Director ASID Arizona North Chapter
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Submission information for next Desert Design issue Submit Date: November 1, 2014 Submit to: communications@asidaznorth.org Topic: The Design Excellence Awards Issue
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July
September
Thursday, July 17th Chapter Social: It’s Tiki Time! Time: 4 pm Location: Salty Senorita 3748 N Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale
Thursday, Sept 18th Professional Development Day & Annual State of the Chapter Meeting Time: 8:45 am Location: To Be Announced
Friday, July 18th Industry Partner: Donuts & Dialogue Time: 7:45 am Location: Baker Furniture 15551 N Greenway Hayden Loop, Ste 145, Scottsdale
August Saturday, August 9th Design Excellence Awards Gala & Annual Chapter Celebration Cocktails: 5:00 pm Dinner: 6:00 pm Location: The Phoenician Resort 6000 E Camelback Rd., Scottsdale
October Thursday, Oct 16th ColorMix Time: 5:00 pm Location: To Be Announced
November Thursday, Nov 20th Chapter Meeting Time: 5:30 pm Location: To Be Announced
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MARCH CHAPTER MEETING
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A gathering of Industry Partners presented their products to the ASID practitioners at the “Elements” Trade Show.
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ot often do the ASID Arizona North Industry Partners (IPs) have an opportunity to roll out their wares before the gathered Interior Designer masses but the March “Elements” Trade Show is one exception. Gathered in the Scottsdale Convention Center were the collection of Industry Partners taking advantage of the faceto-face opportunity to present their product to the creative force that comprises the ASID Arizona North Chapter. Ranging in items from lighting to flooring, decorative accents, paint and faucets, all IPs put their best foot forward to make the event the highlight of the IP Spring calendar. Addressing the group in the auditorium was Dave Mitchell, special guest speaker delivering the message “Understanding People - Hollywood Style” for the CEU seminar. All those attending enjoyed the catered lunch while making their Lego® sculptural statements. Bringing this kind of professional vendor relationship to the Interior Design practitioner is the goal of ASID Arizona North Chapter. The interaction and mutual support of these two entities within the ASID organization makes ASID the comprehensive professional organization for the Interior Designer. It is this support of the ASID membership that compels the vendor to participate within the ASID organization. The continued business that each and every ASID member can recommend to the Industry Partner is the factor that makes it profitable for each one to be in the ASID fold. The “Elements” Trade Show endeavors to keep this support alive. The Arizona North Chapter is one of the few entities that can provide this sort of event to its membership year after year. So it is up to each one of us to keep this cooperative relationship between the ASID Practitioner and the ASID IP alive and profitable.
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APRIL CHAPTER MEETING
Integrating Architecture, Landscape & Interior Design 10
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A panel of experts share their insight with the ASID Membership at the Integrating Architecture, Landscape & Interior Design forum at the April 17 Chapter Meeting.
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pril brought the ASID Arizona North Chapter membership to the Desert Botanical Garden for an evening of education and art. We heard from our esteemed panel of local professionals on Architecture, Landscape and Interior Design integrated into holistic spaces. The Sonoran Desert allows for the unique indoor-outdoor living experience. A panel consisting of an Architect, Landscape Architect and Interior Designer discussed the comprehensive focus of living spaces that work both inside and out as a seamless design concept. Erik Peterson, AIA, Principal with PHX Architecture addressed the architectural component of this design philosophy. Mr. Peterson showed images of his award winning architecture encompassing the indoor architecture flowing seamless to the outdoor experience. Mr. Peterson brought the excellence of his award winning portfolio to the panel discussion giving credibility to our Arizona community as a leader in the national architectural profession. Chris McKibben, RLA, Landscape Architect with Swaback Partners, provided an “Exterior Space Planning 101� class educating the attendees on critical thinking on space allocation, landscape flora, hardscape materials, utilization of public areas and integration of these philosophies into residential spaces. Mr. McKibben is passionate about the special aspects of architecture into the landscape and made all of us believers in the value this brings to our environment. Anita Lang, Allied ASID, completed the professional trilogy by presenting her Interior Design concepts and philosophies to the assembled Designers and IPs after returning from her trip to Milan and her exposure at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile. She introduced design trends that incorporate interior and exterior concepts flowing from the inside space to the exterior making for a cohesive design expression. All of the panel discussion occurred in the amazing collection of Dale Chihuly sculptures in the traveling exhibition sponsored by the Desert Botanical Garden. Amid the color and whimsy of the curvaceous glass sculptures, the ASID membership wined, dined and learned the best expression of integrated interior and exterior design philosophy. Only in the beautiful Sonoran Desert do we get the natural splendor of such an evening.
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MAY CHAPTER MEETING
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Celia Bertoia shared insights, anecdotes and inspiration with the ASID Membership at the Mid-Century Modern May 15 Chapter Meeting.
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he month of May was our Mid-Century Modern design showcase for our May 15 Chapter Meeting. The progressive-event evening started at The Vig Uptown with appetizers and hors d’oeuvres and a presentation by owner and entrepreneur, Tucker Woodbury. The Membership learned of the history of the classic structure and its transformation from bank to restaurant and its emphasis on repurposing a venerable building. Our ASID Industry Partner, Copenhagen, finished the evening with a presentation by Celia Bertoia, daughter of famed furniture designer Harry Bertoia. Ms. Bertoia shared personal photos and stories on the design processes and history of the famous Bertoia chairs and its impact on modern American design. Having started his professional relationship with some pretty heavy hitters in the modern furniture design world, Harry Bertoia was part of the Cranbrook Group that partnered him with Charles and Ray Eames. These famous mid-century modern designers were all alumnae of this famous design institute. Ms. Bertoia commented on this early relationship and how it ended on stressful terms due to the disagreement over ownership of some of the icons of 20th century furniture design that Eames and the Cranbrook team made famous. “Yes, there were some issues with understanding how much the team worked on some of the most famous chair design projects that we know and love today. Charles (Eames) was one to take credit for shared design experiences.” This prompted Mr. Bertoia to venture out and design furniture to his own “tune”. “My father was interested in music and based his design philosophy on this passion,” stated Ms. Bertoia. “You can see musical qualities in all of the chairs he designed in his life.” Mr. Bertoia loved the machine-made product and excelled at the production aspects of making his furniture appear “modern”. The slightest detail was considered in his chair production. Making the wire welds concealed, developing sensuous forms to fit the body and making each and every production piece as sensual as possible. But, chairs are not the final chapter in Mr. Bertoia’s life. She also commented on Mr. Bertoia’s efforts towards the end of his career. “Later in life, he devoted his public spaces to sculptures that introduced a musical element to his final product.” Converting a barn on their Pennsylvania farm into a work shop., the interior space was filled to the brim with the bronze rod musical public sculptures that Mr. Bertoia made famous. “Sometimes, Dad would go inside and stroke the pieces to hear the tones. Music for the soul”. ASID extends its grateful appreciation to Copenhagen for sponsoring our Chapter Meeting and providing the desserts and cocktails.
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JUNE CHAPTER MEETING
A Tour & Wine Tasting 16
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Amid the gilded splendor of the Arizona Biltmore, the ASID Arizona North Chapter got a taste of the good old days.
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ow many architectural treasures rank with the beauty and originality of a Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece? And, how many of these have their own sordid past within the confines of the architectural layout due to the customs of the day? There is only one unique property - it is right here in the glorious Sonoran Desert, and it is known as the Arizona Biltmore. Started in 1929, the structure was unique on the desert as a destination resort for invited guests only. The climate of the desert and the climate of society played a pivotal role in the success of the magnificent edifice. During a recent renovation, a secret “cabinet” behind a sheetrock panel revealed a hidden secret: a bathtub-gin era speakeasy in the private gentlemen’s room upstairs. Taking advantage of the location, a custom bar could be turned around at a moments notice to conceal the contents behind a bookcase. Those imbibing in its hospitality would be warned of incoming authorities via a spotlight shown in the skylight. Secret passageways would spirit those away behind the walls to their rooms and avoid detection. Such was the case with the ASID Chapter Meeting attendees as they learned the details of the hotel and its colorful past. Three separate tours educated the attendees as they toured not only the speakeasy, but the greater portion of the main rooms of the hotel, both upstairs and down. Even a private tour of the upper patio revealed the warning spotlight under a bright Sonoran Desert full moon. The evening was truly breathtaking as the members enjoyed a wine tasting and passed hors d’oeuvres under the gilded ceiling of the gold room. The June Chapter Meeting was the signature event of the summer as we coast into the heat of July and August and start the Fall Program schedule. Surely all those attending felt a little taste of the Jazz Age as they enjoyed the ASID Practitioners and IPs in the glory of days past.
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ASID ARIZONA NORTH CHAPTER INTERIOR DESIGNERS IN THE NEWS:
OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF DESIGNER PRODUCT LINE F. Christopher West
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his is the first entry of a new section in our Desert Design Magazine. Each month will feature at least one ASID Arizona North Chapter Interior Designer making news by a contribution to the community, new product introduction, or strengthening the image of Interior Design and improving our industry as a whole. This is dedicated to all of the excellence that makes ASID Arizona North the shining example of Interior Design on the national stage. This month we celebrated Wednesday, May 28 as a special day for Anita Lang and her design team. This was the official launch party date for her Design 528 product line. As they state on their website www.design528.com…”Design 528’s proprietary design and manufacturing process is setting the standard by which luxury furnishings are created. 528 represents the frequency of love and the Design 528 process embodies this concept during every step of the creation of our elegant, handcrafted lifestyle artwork. Every piece we create is infused with love, joy, truth, beauty and excellence. As a result those attributes are transferred into the homes and lives of our customers around the world and inspire them to create generations of joy and lifelong memories.” This mantra is based on their belief that the human spirit is elevated through design. The world has become so concerned with getting things done yesterday that shortcuts are taken and sacrifices are made on the quality of the things around us. Life is a beautiful and precious gift to be experienced with joy. The crowd at the Scottsdale Museum of Modern Art enjoyed Anita introducing her design team before unveiling her beautifully hand crafted furniture examples. The meticulous craftsmanship and glorious hardwood veneers make for an exceptional product verging on usable fine art.
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ASID ARIZONA NORTH CHAPTER AWARDS NIGHT GALA AT THE PHOENICIAN
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he ASID Arizona North Chapter Annual Awards Night Gala will be at the Phoenician on Saturday, August 9 at 5:00 pm. It is a glamorous evening based on classic movies of the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s. Our emcees for the evening, Kasim Aslam of Alylshaan and Roland Arnold of Arizona Tile, with the help of Karen Romersa, will keep us amused as we see the best and brightest Interior Design creative talent in one room for one night. The Black and White theme is colored with Copper for the “Black Tie Optional” event. But in the words of Frank Sinatra “if given the option of black tie, wear it”! We hope to see the most formal of ASID occasions bring out all the ASID membership for great company and superb food. The Phoenician welcomes our membership with red carpet flare!
WHO: ASID Arizona North Chapter WHAT: 2014 Design Excellence Awards Gala WHEN: Saturday, August 9, 5:00 PM cocktail Reception, 6:00 PM Dinner and Awards Celebration WHERE: The Phoenician, 6000 East Camelback Road, Scottsdale WHY: To see the awards for the best Interior Design in the ASID Arizona North Chapter AWARDS TICKET: $125 each SPECIAL ROOM RATE FOR OVERNIGHT STAY: $119
ASID Arizona North Chapter’s Design for Hope
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SID Arizona North Chapter has started the Design for Hope project and it is in full swing! They are in need of kitchen cabinets to complete the project. If you know of a kitchen remodel where the existing cabinets are still in great shape and are salvageable but not to your/your client’s needs or taste, this could be a win-win situation. Stardust Building Supplies will deconstruct and remove the unwanted cabinets at no cost! This could save you a nice chunk of change - and make you feel good about helping out a great charity. Think of how soundly you’d sleep knowing you did something good for our planet by re-purposing/up-cycling. The kitchen install will be for a Valley Life home in North Central Phoenix. For more information on this charity, visit www.valleylifeaz.org. For information on the project go to http://www.stardustbuilding.org/ design-for-hope.html. If you have a donation, contact Eric by email: ewerner@stardustbuilding.org; or phone: 480-695-9336.
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PRESIDENT ELECT STATUS REPORT Je w ell B la ir
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he Sample Sale Committee did an amazing job soliciting donations for the Saturday, May 3 event. The items included bolts and bolts of designer fabric, a cool sofa, beautiful frames and original art work, and flooring – all at incredible prices! If you missed it, you missed some of the best bargain shopping for design materials. Thanks go out to the Committee Chair, Lei Rhonda Golden, and committee members Debi Law, Beth Donlan, Edie Parsons, and Sujaya Reddy. Marcia Gonzalez organized the volunteers and ASID owes her and the student volunteers a great deal of thanks. ASID appreciates these donors to the Sample Sale event: Adrienne Hart; Alyshaan Fine Rugs; Bath & Kitchen Idea Center; Café Paris; Ceterra; Claire Frame and Art; Copenhagen; Delta/Brizo; Design Within Reach; D’Zigns
by Debi; Flor; Frazee Paint; Gabi Jacobsen; Gem Décor; Goodall Custom Cabinets; Gorilla Coatings; Handworks; Helser Brother; Horizon; Inside Out; John Brooks; Kohler; Nancy High; Pulte Homes; Rustic Décor; SCC Design Dept; Schick Design Group; Swift Tech Distributors; Switch Consignment; Think Art; Underfoot; and Unique Building Concepts. To all of the designers that came out, thanks too for your support. Student membership scholarships will be given to the students that participated in the sale and a $250 donation will be made to Smile Train on behalf of ASID Arizona North.
MEMBER AT LARGE/IP LIAISON REPORT Paula Quan
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he ASID Arizona North Chapter Industry Partners strongly supported the March 20 Elements Trade Show at the Scottsdale Conventions Center with over 40 booths. They even generated a waiting list! We had 158 registered attendees including designers and IP’s. The IP Growth has been steady with one or two new IP’s joining ASID Arizona North Chapter each month. The May 16 “Donuts & Dialogue” was at our newest IP, Printing Specialists, in Tempe. They were very excited about becoming an ASID Industry Partner and will benefit from joining now that they have access to the ASID membership. Printing Specialists had an Open House on Wednesday, May 21. Thank you to all of the ASID members that supported their first event.
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DESIGN FOR HIRE PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM Jea ne tt e K nud s e n
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s a professional Realtor have you considered talking to an Interior Designer for a model home open house or multi-housing project, but didn’t know where to start? Or maybe you’d like to thank one of your best clients for their business. Give them the gift of time with an interior designer. Starting May 15, the Arizona North Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers offers its Design For Hire Professional Program. For $150, Realtors are matched with an ASID Interior Designer. The Designer will meet with the Realtor for 2 hours and discuss all aspects of an interior design project from space planning to products, materials, finishes and timelines. Designers who participate in the program donate their consultation time. The proceeds will benefit our chapter educational programs. ASID Arizona North Chapter Interior Designers are urged to sign up now for an introduction to work with the Realtors that are driving our economic recovery in the Valley. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by so sign up NOW!
Online Registration: http://goo.gl/PSh4TO or www.asidaznorth.org/find-a-designer/design-for-hire
BUZZ-WORTHY NEWS W h at our Des igners a nd IPs are doing of not e in the com m u nit y, r egiona lly a nd n ation ally • LuAnn Thoma-Holec has the cover of Environments for Aging magazine which features her awardwinning design from last year in the Spring Issue.You can see this issue on their website: http://www. environmentsforaging.com/ • FMF Compagnie and Think Art Gallery announced the opening of their new storefront on June 1 at the Scottsdale Marketplace, 6310 N Scottsdale Rd, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253. It is the southwest corner of Scottsdale Road and Lincoln Drive across from the Hilton. FMF Campagnie received a new container from England and they can not be more excited. Stop by and visit them at Store No. 4! • Gabrielle Roeckelein, Allied ASID has launched a magnetic neckwear line for men called NetLinx. It is a new direction in sartorial splendor. Check out the NetLinx website: www.netlinx.com
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NEW INDUSTRY PARTNER MEMBERS: Floor and Décor Mark Thomsen 480.221.1160 mthomsen@fooranddecor.com www.flooranddecor.com
Monterrey Tile Company Jeffrey Bennett 480.507.7966 jeffrey.bennett@monterreytile.com www.monterreytile.com
Gem Surfaces Penelope Bankowski 480.779.0791 penelope@gemsurfaces.com www.gemsurfaces.com
Pearson & Company Jonathan Danielson 602.840.6447 jonathan@personandcompany.com
Kendallwood Design, Inc Dale Kendall 602.252.3844 dale@kendallwoods.com www.kendallwoods.com
Printing Specialists, LLC Marcus M Newton 480.968.6258 wideformat@printingspecialists.com www.printingspecialists.com
MAK Designs Antoinette Kirwan 602.481.9269 antoinette@makdesigns.net
NEW OR RETURNING PRACTITIONER MEMBERS: • Roger Joseph Thomas, ASID
• April Jean Dudley, Allied ASID
• Tari Alford, Allied ASID
• Stella Francis Taylor, Allied ASID
• Hank Arens, Allied ASID
• Doreen Fair Westfall, Allied ASID
• Laura E Barrish, Allied ASID
• Jessica York, Allied ASID
• Nancy Cameron, Allied ASID
• Guilherme S Pinto, Associate ASID
• Jasmine R Dowling, Allied ASID
NEW STUDENT MEMBERS: • Cheyenne Rayne Barrette, Student ASID
• Cinda Lutz, Student, ASID
• Marilyn Bartz, Student ASID
• Amelia M B R Maclaren, Student ASID
• Tiffany Sue Bernard, Student ASID
• Kristine Shook, Student ASID
• Breanna Davis, Student ASID
• Normalinda Sidney, Student ASID
• Deborah Duke, Student ASID
• Hristi Wilbur, Student ASID
• Kimberly Ann Fisher, Student ASID
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Design Excellence Awards Gala The Arizona North Chapter of ASID invites you to the event of the year! Saturday, August 9, 2014 The Phoenician Resort • 600 East Camelback Road • Scottsdale, Arizona 85251 • (480) 941-8200
The Art of Exclusive Recreational Interiors
Motorcoaches Some content edited from American Coach
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oday more than ever, motorcoaches and RVs are not just vehicles that get you from point A to point B and provide a nice place to stay when you arrive at your destination. They’re seen as an extension of your home, and for many RVers, they’re a full-time home where families and friends spend time together and enjoy the adventures of the open road. So when it comes to designing motorcoaches, interior designers are continually looking at new and better ways to create livable spaces that are not only functional, but warm, welcoming, comfortable and beautiful. More functional kitchens, premium materials, the latest technologies and convenient work spaces are just some of the current trends in RV design. ASID Interior Designers stay on top of all these trends and more, finding inspiration not only in the RV industry, but in other products such as yachts and private jets - topics the Desert Design Magazine will be addressing in future issues. Designing the interior of a motorcoach is a very visual and tactile process that requires visual aids in order to convey ideas to other team members, including product development, engineering, sales, marketing and corporate executives. The interior design process can take a year or more, depending on whether it’s an upgrade to an existing floor plan or a completely new model. Motorcoaches increasingly reflect the latest trends in interior design, from modern amenities typically found in homes, to rich fabrics and plush, comfortable furniture. ASID Interior Designers in the Arizona North Chapter are faced with unique challenges in the
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IMI Design • Anita Lang, Allied ASID • 0Dino Tonn Photography
aspect of these motorcoaches being used as supplemental housing. Designing RVs as a seasonal guest casita that is then moved to the rim for summer get-away housing in not uncommon. “Keeping the aesthetic upscale is always a concern” states designer Adrienne Hart, ASID, ModaScapes. “The designer has to keep in mind that this is a luxurious and comfortable home but is primarily designed to move down the open road….at high rates of speed!” Maneuverability is to be considered – both as an RV having to be parked and as a living space with limited square feet. “Tight spaces require extra thought to make for usable environments. Especially if the motorcoach is an extended guest-stay experience as a casita in our unique Scottsdale community that allows for residential RV hook ups on your property” continues Hart. Similarly, Anita Lang, Allied ASID, IMI Design, commented on her interior design focus for designing for high-end motorcoaches. “The interior of this beautiful coach (as seen in the photo) was custom designed with all the amenities of home.” Making the movable feast of interior design a personal expression of the owner’s own home, that creative processes flowed to the 4-wheeled residence. “From custom sectionals that include dinette serving areas to Anigre and Zebra wood materials bringing in a warmth and comfort to the space while on the move, this is truly a home away from home.” Providing all of the amenities for daily life with luxurious touches makes for a design challenge. Hart concludes that “in the end, it is still a beautiful livable space. Granted, it is with high-end finishes, but the essential movable element of the motorcoach is the end product.”
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EYE ON DESIGN By L inda J. Bar kman Edito r, P h o e n i x H o m e & G a r d e n , ASID I nd ustry Partn er
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here has been a lot of talk about the growing popularity of amenity-rich outdoor living environments and how they have prompted the concept of “staycations.” But interior spaces also are playing a major role in expanding the recreational activities that can be enjoyed at home. From Man Caves with wet bars and patios for cigar smoking, to Garage Mahals with kitchenettes and big-screen televisions, recreation-oriented indoor rooms are all the rage. Following are some of the more unusual ones that I have seen: • A tri-level Kid Cave for a teenage boy, situated in a tower that includes a sleeping area with fireplace and a bunk room on the lower-level; a loft with a desk and computer station; and a covered open air patio. • A Vodka Room with leather floors and a floorto-ceiling labradorite bar wall. • A home theater that transforms into a golf practice room, thanks to a simlator that can project courses from all over the world onto a screen that can take the impact of a 100mph golf ball.
• A saloon, complete with a long bar along one wall with seating for 12, a fireplace sitting area with a TV camouflaged by a painting, a custom billiards table, poker table, buckshot-trimmed cabinets and a tooled-leather ceiling, And the list goes on. Whether it’s a wellstocked library with custom millwork, rolling ladders, and comfy places to read; a craft/ scrapbooking room with an island and multiple works areas; a mirrored dance studio; an underground rifle range; or an air-conditioned indoor basketball court, custom specialty rooms for man, woman and child are the stuff today’s dreams are M E D I A PA RT N E R S made of.
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INDUSTRY PARTNER DIRECTORY The following companies and showrooms are Industry Partner members of the ASID Arizona North Chapter. Accordingly, they support the ASID industry Partners Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct, assuring designers of a high level of integrity and professionalism in their business practices and policies. ACS/Paradise Concrete Design Studio Hannah L. Black hannah@paradiseconcrete.com (602) 309-1272 Allstate Appliances Melissa Goodwin allstateappliancesaz@gmail.com (480) 948-9896 Alyshaan Fine Rugs Suzanne Daley marketing@alyshaan.com (480) 607-4955 Amalfi Living Robert E. Howard robert@amalfiliving.net (602) 254-2141 An Original, Inc. Mark Feser sales@originalcc.com (480) 767-3204 ARDEX Americas (949) 982-9593 Ardy`s Gallery of Window Coverings Ardy Andjelich ardy@ardysgallery.com (602) 276-2232 Arizona Tile, LLC Lia Flores lflores@arizonatile.com (480) 991-3066 Roland Arnold rarnold@arizonatile.com (480) 893-9393 David Cobos dcobos@arizonatile.com (480) 893-9393 Arden Mullins amullins@arizonatile.com (480) 893-9393
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Meghan Wise mwise@arizonatile.com (480) 893-9393 Renee Pomatto rpomatto@arizonatile.com (480) 991-3066 Arizona Wholesale Supply Company Kent Greenhalgh kgreenhalgh@awsco.net (480) 596-0092 Armstrong Robert Trimble rgtrimble@armstrong.com (480) 985-9087 Michael Garvin mfgarvin@yahoo.com (480) 292-0315 Arteriors Home Peggy Hicklin peggyh@bassman-blaine.com (480) 941-0400 Artisan Cinema & Sound Bill Aziz baziz@artisanaz.com (480) 538-1071 AZADI Fine Rugs David Neishabori sherie@azadifinerugs.com (480) 483-4600 AZ Custom Designs Art Zeroulias art@azcustomdesigns.net (480) 659-6440 Bath & Kitchen Idea Center Karl Gustafson kdgustafson@winnelson.com (480) 556-9950
Bellacor.com Josephine Lowry josephine@bellacor.com (651) 294-2563 Benjamin Moore & Company Kali-Simone Sipes kali.sipes@benjaminmoore.com (213) 309-5151 Biltmore Paperhangers Robert Hendel robert@biltmorepaperhangers.com (602) 625-1080 Bud’s Drapery Den, Inc. Tom Miller tomm@bddinc.com (520) 327-0123 Central Arizona Supply Brian Gallop briang@centralazsupply.com (480) 922-9191 Central Arizona Supply Jeremy Smith jeremys@centralazsupply.com (480) 834-5817 Cities West Publishing, Inc Lauren Barlow lrubino@citieswestpub.com (480) 664-3960 Clare Frame & Art Michael Clare clareframe@aol.com (480) 970-8400 Closet Factory Becky Sharpe becky.sharpe@closetfactory.com (480) 998-2070 Pam Silkey pam.silkey@closetfactory.com (480) 998-2070
directory IP Copenhagen Imports, Inc. Lars Hansen larsh@copenhagenimports.com (602) 266-8060
Dal-Tile Corporation Eva Martinez eva.martinez@daltile.com (602) 620-0801
Duralee Fabrics & Fine Furniture Kori Moses kmoses@duralee.com (480) 213-4708
Cosentino USA Jason Peters (480) 763-9400
Denise Bowser denise.bowser@daltile.com (480) 241-3195
Emser Tile Kathy Salazar kathysalazar@emser.com (602) 263-8453
Craftsman Court Ceramics Michelle King michellek@craftsmancourt.com (480) 970-6611
Delos Rugs Larry Haines larryhainesrugs@att.net (949) 689-0961
Nicole Thomas nicolethomas@emser.com (602) 263-8453
Crestron Electronics Michelle Baker mbaker@crestron.com (714) 474-6370
Delta Faucet Company Paula Quan paula@bobiersales.com (602) 304-0001
Emtek Kathie Gittins, AHC, CSI kgittins@assaabloydss.com (602) 494-3235
Will Sexton wsexton@crestron.com (480) 381-7720
DeMille Global Jenny Milpacher Jenny@demilleglobal.com (503) 957-4014
E’s Fashion Floors Kris Stamatis kris@efashionfloors.com (480) 970-3151
Dennis Sage Home Entertainment, Inc. Dennis Sage dennis@dshe.net (602) 274-3211
Ferguson Rayla Carlacio rayla.carlacio@ferguson.com (480) 556-0103
DesignersCircleHQ.com Nancy Hugo, CKD Nancy@nancyhugo.com (602) 469-6231
FIBER-SEAL Systems Deborah Bobroff debbie.bobroff@fiberseal.com (480) 941-1798
Designs By Brachel Brachel Torres dbbrachel@hotmail.com (623) 582-9933
Fine Art Lamps Robert Barrett rjbarrett1@cox.net (480) 759-1677
Design Source Furniture Brenda Emrich arrow1@dsfaz.com (623) 878-1234
Floor and Decor Mark Thomsen mthomsen@flooranddecor.com (480) 221-1160
Design Within Reach Summer Hill shill@dwr.com (480) 970-8800
FloorEver Interiors Jeanne McMurdy jmcmurdy@flooreverinteriors.com (480) 899-2640
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corp. Dede Radford dede.radford@dunnedwards.com (602) 702-7273
FLOR, Inc. Jocelyn Abruzzese jabruzzese@flor.com (480) 991-3400
Cullum Homes, Inc. Kim Cullum kim@cullumhomes.com (480) 949-2700 Maggie Brooker maggie@cullumhomes.com (480) 949-2700 Currey & Company Randy Gould randygfurniture@aol.com (602) 315-0565 Custom Creative Marble & Granite, Inc. Praveen Puranam info@customcreativegranite.com (623) 432-4529 Custom Workshop for Designers, Inc. Georgia Weatherspoon georgia@ardysgallery.com (602) 276-2727 Dacor Steve Ertle (480) 704-7493 Dacor Dennis Jackson (480) 861-4774
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IP directory FLOR, Inc. Justin Ratzlaff jratzlaff@flor.com (480) 991-3400
Grosfillex Contract Furnishings John Castleberry castleberryassoc@aol.com (602) 690-6074
FLOR, Inc. Gustavo Sahagan gsahagun@flor.com (480) 991-3400
Hacienda Lighting, Inc. David Pritchett dpritchett@haciendalighting.net (480) 991-6767
FMF Compagnie Jackie Funkhouser jackie@fmfcompagnie.com (602) 418-4531
Hansgrohe, Inc. Mathew Young mathew.young@hansgrohe.com (714) 656-8990
Fortress, Inc. Paul Brown brown@innovativeconsult.com (480) 443-1134
Jennifer Schibetta jennifers@associatedsalesdp.com (702) 303-7066
For Your Tabletop Robert Beukema robert@foryourtabletop.com (310) 600-1229 Fully Loaded Deliveries Chris Berg chris@fullyloadeddeliveries.com (480) 307-8077 Furniture Design Solutions Michael Nolen (602) 377-8420 Geberit (770) 722-6926 Gem Surfaces LLC Penelope Bankowski penelope@gemsurfaces.com (480) 779-0791 Global Views Marilyn Whitman whitman@globalviews.com (760) 295-9689 Gorilla Industrial Coating Stephanie Gardner stephanie@gorillaindustrial.com (480) 377-8000
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Helser Brothers, Inc. Jay Helser charlie@helserbrothers.com (480) 497-8191 Hinkley Lighting Factory Michael Jackson (602) 279-6267 Hinkley Lighting Factory Eric Berkey eric-berkey@qwest.net (602) 279-6267 Horizon Art Harold Hoeg art@horizonart.com (480) 949-1990 Hunter Douglas, Inc. Shelley DeVall shelley.devall@hunterdouglas.com (818) 554-1277 Hunter Douglas, Inc. Kim Mergen kim.mergen@hunterdouglas.com (800) 473-1112 Hunter Douglas, Inc. Paula Bongartz paula.bongartz@hunterdouglas.com (612) 741-7984
Inex Creative Floors, Inc. Halil Hodzic (602) 257-6483 Inside/Out Showrooms, Inc. Bill Heacox bill@insideoutshowrooms.com (480) 994-1060 Kendallwood Design Inc. Dale Kendall dale@kendallwoods.com (602) 252-3844 Kitchens Southwest Catherine Monaghan (480) 443-0102 Kohler Interiors Brenda Mikulich brenda.mikulich@kohler.com (480) 922-8889 Kohler Kitchen & Bath Americas Sharmin Smith Welch sharmin.welch@kohler.com (480) 272-4701 Michelle Fray michelle.fray@kohler.com (480) 287-2554 Kravet, Inc. Ellen Bosco ellenmbosco@gmail.com (800) 648-5728 Crystal Fritz crystal.fritz@kravet.com (480) 994-3900 Elliott Halem elliott.halem@kravet.com (818) 710-9900 La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries Julie Coleman colemanj@la-z-boyaz.com (602) 426-5292 Legrand North America Tim Vislay timothy.vislay@legrand.us (909) 451-1019
directory IP Lutron Electronics Co.,Inc. Kathryn VanHorne kvanhorne@lutron.com (484) 294-7455
Old World Tile & Granite Robbie Kern robbie@owt1979.com (480) 483-0608
Premier Lighting Dawn Stantus dawnstantus@shoppremier.com (602) 881-0234
MAK Designs Antoinette Kirwan antoinette@makdesigns.net (602) 481-9269
One Kings Lane Greg Fant (415) 489-9905
Printing Specialists, LLC Marcus M. Newton wideformat@printingspecialists.com (480) 968-6258
Marazzi Distribution Meegan Berner mberner@marazzitile.com (602) 253-5551 Mattress Firm Kelli Parks commercialsales@mattressfirm.com (713) 328-3578 Mexican Tile and Stone Co. Rocco Fortuna roccof@mexicantileandstone.com (602) 954-6272
One Posh Place Paige Bailey pbassocs@cox.net (480) 941-8954 Ornamentation Leann Fernald leannfernald@gmail.com (480) 326-8450 Palecek Darcy Forman dbfassoc@earthlink.net (480) 837-5205
Moen, Inc. Scott Landis scott.landis@moen.com (888) 450-5492
Paul’s Upholstery Cleaning/MicroSeal of Phoenix Paul Vitzthum vitz102@cox.net (602) 320-1844
Mohawk Floorscapes & Mohawk ColorCenter Tim Shey (602) 237-6797
Pearson & Company Jonathan Danielson jonathan@pearsonandcompany.com (602) 840-6447
Monterrey Tile Company Jeffrey Bennett Jeffrey.bennett@monterreytile.com (480) 507-7966
Pentimento Lighting & Furnishings Ronna Nitzky ronna@pentimentoinc.com (480) 962-1918
Nancy Ngo Fine Art Nancy Ngo contact@nancyngo.com (602) 524-7945
Phoenix Art Group Barbara Brackett barb@phxartgroup.com (602) 241-1060
Nexus 21 Cory Lovett clovett@nexus21.com (480) 951-6885
Pindler & Pindler, Inc. Laurie Friedman lfriedman@pindlercorp.com (805) 531-9090
Officine Gullo Iris Feinstein iris@officinegullousa.com (480) 448-9888
Premier Lighting Collin Herdt collin@shoppremier.com (623) 907-2669
ProSource Wholesale Floorcoverings Marty Miller psmarty@cox.net (602) 470-1484 Pro-Tec Mobile Communications Inc. DBA.Axcel’s Concepts Catherine Elaine Sutter cathysazmta@cox.net (520) 423-2212 PSI Window Coverings Philip Igneri info@psiwindowcoverings.com (480) 443-0203 Rare Earth Gallery Chad Brandfass chad@aissilver.com (480) 575-4360 Reeves Paperhanging, Inc. Dale Reeves dale@reevespaperhanging.com (480) 922-5568 Renovation Generation Pam Josey pam@prosmartrealty.com (480) 832-8723 Rest Assured, Inc. Lynn Blake Peter Blake LynnB@restassuredinc.com (602) 437-9201 Robert Allen Group Janice Roetman jroetman@robertallendesign.com (602) 710-2394
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IP directory Rug Treasures Nick Motlagh worldtreasures@qwestoffice.net (480) 951-4148
Shuttersandco Club Linda Palm Hubbard linda@shuttersandco.com (480) 202-7018
Scott Group Custom Carpets James Patterson jpatterson@scottgroup.com (480) 905-8222
Sonance Bill Grover (949) 472-6482
Sub-Zero/Wolf Natalia Hipp Natalia.Hipp@subzero.com (602) 390-7168
Star Companies Michael Corado mcorado@star-power.com (602) 903-0708
Sunbrella Gina B. Wicker gina.wicker@glenraven.com (336) 586-1240
Steelcase Inc. Jennifer Callahan jcallaha@steelcase.com (602) 908-9236
Surya Darcy Forman darcy.forman@surya.com (480) 837-5205
Studio ADT Anthony Tremonto studio@studioadt.com (480) 967-4555
Teknion Amy Lynch amy.lynch@teknion.com (602) 705-7234
SelectBlinds.com Al Dias al.dias@selectblinds.com (480) 302-5175 Sherwin-Williams Laurie E. Clark laurie.clark@sherwin.com (602) 570-7146 Angie France angie.france@sherwin.com (602) 861-3171
Deb Ritchie raddritchie@yahoo.com (505) 259-0480
The Art Department Terry W Amerine (480) 596-9800
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The Buffalo Collection Michael Levenberg michael@scenicmesa.com (480) 946-3903 Theodore Alexander USA, Inc. Garth Robinson garthr28@gmail.com (714) 264-2944 The Workroom Mr. John Krier john.theworkroom@yahoo.com (480) 596-8110 Think Art Robert Bisetti robert@thinkfineart.com (480) 998-9790 T L Morris Gallery Tracey L. Morris scottsdalecustomfinishes@gmail.com (480) 620-5616
directory IP Today’s Window Automation Otto Rankin otto@todaysinteriors.com (602) 997-2500 TOTO USA, Inc. Paula Quan paula@bobiersales.com (602) 304-0001 Underfoot Shelly Lester info@underfootaz.com (480) 222-1120 Unique Building Concepts Sheri Clifton info@ubc-az.com (602) 944-9494 Unique Carpets Ltd. Clorinda D’Agnolo clori@uniquecarpetsltd.com (800) 547-8266
Whirlpool Corporation Art Johnson Wildwood Lamps/Jonathan Charles Gwen Kazmierczak gwenkaz23@gmail.com (951) 212-1611 Williams-Sonoma, Inc. Megan Say msay@wsgc.com (480) 948-1950 Mark Allen mcallen@wsgc.com (858) 546-4706
Wolfe Woodworking Randy Wolfe wolfewoodworking@aol.com (303) 525-9663 World of Rugs Ingrid Harazim worldofrugs@cox.net (480) 419-6119 Your Source Karen Ann Romersa kromersa@yoursourceaz.com (602) 696-8768
Wilsonart LLC Debbie Dammen dammend@wilsonart.com (480) 678-3686
Valley Light Gallery Chris West cwest@valleylights.com (918) 408-9539 Victoria + Albert Baths Brian Lerkins blerkins@vandabaths.com (843) 566-3005 Veteran Tinting and Blinds Scott Boettcher scott@veterantintingandblinds.com (623) 255-8468 Waterworks Michele Hartley mhartley@waterworks.com (480) 946-2550 Westar Josh Mayhew jmayhew@westar-sw.com (480) 991-6200 Westar Andy Welemin awelemin@westar-sw.com (602) 271-0100
Shutters Blinds Shades Tableaux Drapery Fabric Measuring Installation
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STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE TO THE BOARD STATUS REPORT Edi e Parsons
■ career day Career Day at the Arizona Design Center was the forum for the announcement of the winners of the Student Charette for 2014. This year’s winners were announced as follows: • First Place Team - Susan Kelly - ASU, Sujaya Reddy - MCC, Kara Smith - MCC
• Second Place- Second Place Teams – (Tie) Kamberly Wilbourne - Phoenix College, April Williams - Art Institute,Yvonne Wright - SCC (Tie) Ashley Dolph - Art Institute, Sura Faucon - SCC, Sarah Todd - MCC • Third Place - Third Place Team - Elvira Anchando - GCC, Edie Parsons - MCC, Marquessa Powers - Art Institute
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■ Scottsdal e Co mmunit y Coll eg e Several noteworthy items from Scottsdale Community College (SCC) occurred. The winner of the ASID Arizona North Chapter’s Student Design Dilemma Contest was announced. Nancy Donnay from SCC proudly received the honors. SCC’s End of the Year Dinner occurred on Wednesday, April 9th, 2014. This event celebrated this year’s graduates and the service of all those students, faculty, and staff who contributed their time and efforts for the 2013/2014 school year. Lastly, the renovation for the Maricopa Indian Salt River Senior Center is ongoing. Progress is taking this project to its design conclusion with spirit and creativity.
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■ pho eni x coll ege The Phoenix College ASID Student Chapter continues to work on the Ronald McDonald house. This effort will bring joy to countless patients’ families as they endure medical hardships of loved ones.
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The Mesa Community College ASID Student Chapter had their student, Sujaya Reddy, submit an entry into the Sherwin-Williams’ STIR competition.
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