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Texas Gulf Coast Chapter News
WINTER 2016 | ISSUE 65
On the cover: RUBY AWARD WINNER COMMERCIAL, Small Firm: Sustainable/Green Design Design House Connie LeFevre, ASID, RID Jin Lee Bang
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President’s Letter
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Board of Directors
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Industry Partner Update
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Well, actually I can't, but I do have a clear vision of our chapter and its future.
President’s Letter
The American Society of Interior Designers [ASID] Texas Gulf Coast Chapter is a community of people – designers, industry representatives, educators and students – committed to interior designwhich translates to - #ASID Family. As your chapter president, I commit and seek your commitment that our chapter members celebrate and embrace our unique community, culture and history in the year ahead.
I would like to thank MARTHA LAURIE, ASID, past president, and the 2015-16 Board for providing me with a formative and educational year as president-elect. Martha and the Board have navigated the chapter thorough a highly successful year both monetarily and professionally . Congratulations on a job well done! You know the old saying “What is old becomes new again”? Well here I am to prove this true. When I was asked to run for the position of president-elect and hence president (for the third time), I truly felt a much younger person should hold the position. But upon consideration, I came to believe that I hold a unique opportunity to assist with the transition from the old guard to the young, contributing hopefully some of my ASID wisdom. I have been a professional interior designer for 46 years and an educator for 21 of those. As an original member of ASID, from its founding 42 years ago, sometimes I feel the F at the beginning of my appellation, FASID, means “founding member”. My ASID journey has been one of friendship building, professional growth, and a trunk load of memories. Again - #ASIDFamily As my third (and final) term as your chapter president, I call upon each of you to assist in making this year an outstanding success. Be a Change Agent for ASID. I know the Board and I cannot do this job alone. I come into this office with goals to improve and advance the chapter, but that’s not going to work unless the board and I earn “buy-in” from the chapter members. I hope to instigate an approach for the chapter and by the chapter so we can end the year reflecting upon great progress and success. Much has changed since ASID was formed, and since I was last chapter president 30 years ago. The current state of the interior design profession, the technological environments along with membership expectations have shifted. I have had several members tell me to bring back the old ASID, the way it used to be. Sounds great, but I don’t think that is current reality. We have many opportunities as a chapter and as a professional organization ahead. We must and can look forward to change and success. And sense the current of change in the air! Take a look at ASID National’s 2017-2020 Strategic Plan coming out soon. You will see a projected sift occurring over the next 5 years? As we enter ASID’s 43 year, the profession of interior design is rapidly changing, and with your assistance, the chapter is gearing up for these exciting changes. Our chapter will continue providing all members with the tools and resources to move the society and the profession forward. Be especially aware of the addition of the five pillars added to the strategic plan and how our chapter is incorporating them already.
5 PILLARS
1. DesignImpactsLife - publishing informative/educational articles for members and consumers 2.LivingtheBrand- sharing ASID’s message, represent the ASID brand to all stack holders 3.Communication - building an effective communication plan 4.DiversityandInclusion - creating an open and inclusive culture, grooming organizational leaders. building networks 5.AlternateRevenueStream - Member Directory, The Angle Newsletter, Show House, Design Awards As the Chapter Board moves forward working with our strategic plan and a sound budget, we embrace visions for the future, I will be looking to all of our members to volunteer, to provide constructive feedback and to demonstrate exemplary leadership so that we can achieve a culture continued on page 6
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ASID TEXAS GULF COAST CHAPTER 7026 Old Katy Road, Suite 285 Houston, Texas 77024 BOARD OF DIRECTORS President Dennis McNabb, FASID 713.805.3710 president@txgc.asid.org President-Elect Shundra Harris, ASID 817.228.7297 president-elect@txgc.asid.org FinancialDirector Marilee Kainer, ASID 713.589.8411 finance@txgc.asid.org CommunicationsDirector Saima Seyar, ASID 713.529.8899 communications@txgc.asid.org ProfessionalDevelopmentDirector Suly Weissman, Allied ASID 713.294.7758 professionaldevelopment@txgc.asid.org MembershipDirector Sari Karki-Rajabi, ASID 281.686.1745 membership@txgc.asid.org At-LargeDirector Pamela Cortes, Industry Partner of ASID 713.301.1574 at-large@txgc.asid.org StudentRepresentative Jasmine Aldrich 346.208.2542 jasminealdrich18@gmail.com ChapterAdministrator Janie Moore 713.6261470
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and community of professionalism and ASID family values. The Board exists to make the society responsible and beneficial to each of our members.
We the Board need your thoughts and ideas, but along with that also your enthusiasm and participation to put our goals and objectives into effect. The chapter cannot benefit its members until our members are specifically involved in the processes, events and projects of running the chapter. The Board must have the involvement of its members as an essential part of the life of the chapter. We must all nurture our chapter’s family. We are all in this together… . And now some highlights of the years past and future:
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2015-16broughtmanyprofitableevents • IP Speed Selling Events • IP Trade Show • ASID Holiday Showhouse • Ever Popular Student Career Day • New Faces - Emerging Professionals, Student Portfolios and Scholarships • The Ruby Design Awards • Incredible Free CEU’s hosted by Industry Partners • Numerous Fun Social Networking Events • Great Annual Meeting (Family Reunion ) hosted by Walker Zanger and catered by Casseta Catering-both IP members • 2 Members receiving National recognition Jane Page Crump, ASID - Life Membership Ray Levy, IP - National IP Merit Award 2016-17willbring: • Numerous IP Events Planned (check the chapter calendar) • Showhouse - 23 Designers Participating • The Ever Popular Ruby Design Awards • Along With The Other Annual Events . . . Stayed Tuned I so look forward to being your president for the coming year! Cordially,
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Karen Marie Moore, ASID, age 63 passed away on Saturday November 12, 2016 after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Karen was a very active member of the American Society of Interior Designers. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 2500 Fondren Rd. Suite 100, Houston, Texas 77063 or the Healing Circles of Houston, 1100 Milford, Houston, Texas, 77006
2016 ASID TEXAS GULF COAST CHAPTER
Annual Meeting By Dennis McNabb, FASID
On Thursday, November 10, The ASID Texas Gulf Coast Chapter Annual Meeting was hosted by Industry Partner Stephanie Samper of Walker Zanger. Approximately 100 members attended. Catering was provided by our new industry partner, Casseta. Owners Rebekah and Francesco Casseta provided a wonderful gourmet spread for attendees to savor. The annual meeting is the time to provide an overview of the chapter’s past year and accolades for chapter achievements. The prior year’s Board, Committee Chairs and Volunteers were given recognition for their endless contributions to our chapter. Past president, Martha Lurie, ASID assisted by president Dennis McNabb, FASID handed out certificates and awards of appreciation. The current board and the chapter administrator, Janie Moore, were introduced and industry partners present were recognized and applauded. A brief review of the past year was then presented by Dennis noting major highlights and events. Our guest speaker, Donna Vining, FASID provided us with an update of the upcoming legislative year which holds some challenges for the profession of Interior Design. Donna is our “Knower” of All Things Legislative for interior design. Thank you Donna for your ongoing contributions to our chapter in so many areas. A big thanks goes out to Walker Zanger and their gracious staff for hosting such a enjoyable event. It was truly a great success.
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2016 ASID TEXAS GULF COAST CHAPTER
Award
Ruby Winners
By Brooke Bowman, Allied ASID & Desiree Guillory, ASID, RID
The 2016 ASID Ruby Awards committee chairs want to express their sincerest gratitude to all of the many talented members of this great Texas Gulf Coast chapter that participated in its many capacities to make it a huge success. This year we had 171 entries and another sold out event themed ‘Celebrate the Night in Black and White’ which was held at the Decorative Center of Houston. Winners were also featured in Houston Design Resources and Modern Luxury Interiors Texas with more coverage to come.
Committee Chairs: Brooke Bowman and Desiree Guillory were joined by committee members: Then President Martha Lurie, Then President-Elect Dennis McNabb, then outgoing President Letecia Ellis-Haywood, Saima Seyar, Robina Shepherd, Marilyn Vrana, Cristina Robinson, David Langley and Janie Mitts-Moore. A special thank you goes to all for their many months of preparation for the 2016 Ruby
Awards!
Event photography by Clay Bailey of Kaiser Photography
BEST IN SHOW – COMMERCIAL
ArchitecturalFeatureorElement
Winner KirkseyArchitecture BrianMalarkey,ASIDFAIA This client’s Town Hall was designed to serve many purposes - from a basketball court to fully-functioning company meeting and event space for upwards of 500 people. The concept for the Town Hall’s innovative design was inspired by the fractal shapes of geodes and the client’s “Energy in Motion” branding that is reflected throughout their campus.
Photography Credits: Joe Aker, Aker Imaging
BEST IN SHOW – RESIDENTIAL RenovationLargeOver3,500SQFT
Winner LauraUInteriorDesign LauraUmansky,AlliedASID&Assoc.AIA LeteciaEllisHaywood,AlliedASID With the update of this 1980’s home, the homeowners wanted to bring in a glamorous and sophisticated look while keeping much of the original structure of the house. Not afraid of dramatic, bold colors, each room is dynamic and rich in color and texture while still being a livable space for the growing family. Photography Credits: Alan Blakely with Alan Blakely Architectural Photography
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ASID DESIGNER/INDUSTRY PARTNER COLLABORATION
Winner LauraUInteriorDesign LauraUmansky,AlliedASID&Assoc.AIA BlairFoster,AlliedASID BentwoodCabinetsofHouston ShawnaRoorda,ASID,NCIDQ,RID We collaborated with a local cabinet manufacturer to create this custom contemporary kitchen with a mid-century vibe. Unique appliances are hardworking and union jack refrigerator references the homeowner’s. Photography Credits: Julie Soefer Photography
COMMERCIAL-LARGEFIRM
Community/Religious/Education
ArchitecturalFeatureand/orElement Winner BennettDesignGroup BelindaBennett,ASID,IIDA AmyRehorst,IIDA CatherineDykes
Winner KirkseyArchitecture BrianMalarkey,ASID,FAIA
ArchitecturalFeatureand/orElement Winner KirkseyArchitecture BrianMalarkey,ASID,FAIA Winner Gensler GailMcCleese,ASIDRID
Winner BennettDesignGroup BelindaBennett,ASID,IIDA AmyRehorst,IIDA CatherineDykes
Hospitality
STUDENTS
Winner – Three Way Tie ParadigmDesignGroup LisaA.Haude,RIDASID AmberSlaughter AlyseHarrison AmandaThreadgill
COMMERCIAL-LARGEFIRM
Community/Religious/Education Winner BennettDesignGroup BelindaBennett,ASID,IIDA AmyRehorst,IIDA CatherineDykes
Hospitality
Winner – Three Way Tie BennettDesignGroup BelindaBennett,ASID,IIDA AmyRehorst,IIDA CatherineDykes
Sustainable/GreenDesign Winner DesignHouse ConnieLeFevre,ASID
SingularSpace
ResidentialMultiUnit
Winner KarenKramer&Associates KarenKramer,ASID DavidMerryman,ASID JayClues
Hospitality
Hospitality
Winner – Three Way Tie ContourInteriorDesign NinaV.Magon,AlliedASID MiaYamada,AlliedASID
Commercial
Winner HoustonCommunityCollege TaniaAlbin,StudentASID ProfessorKevinHamby
Residential
Winner HoustonCommunityCollege RebeccaMunoz,StudentASID ProfessorKevinHamby ProfessorShastaSwift
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EMERGINGPROFESSIONAL
Winner PamelaHopeDesigns PamelaHope,AssociateASID DannaSmith
INDUSTRYPARTNER
HonorableMention PamelaHopeDesigns PamelaHope,AssociateASID DannaSmith
Winner StephanieVaughn,AlliedASID AnnaLight
BestImplementationofOriginalDesign Winner CreativeStyleFurniture SPCDesigns AprilCarter-Havran,IndustryPartnerASID BobbyHavran
BestUseofHardSurface(notflooring) Winner NCVCustomWineRooms JostLunstroth,IndustryPartnerASID
BestUseofTechnologyandLightingDesign Winner ImageElectric LarryBoykin,IndustryPartnerASID,Master Electrician LightingUnlimited Tokerud&Company
BestWallTreatment
Winner SkylineArtServices CharlesWhiteEDAC,IndustryPartnerASID HKSLauraBenderandJohnEarly
ASIDDesigner/IndustryPartnerCollaboration Honorable Mention EklektikInteriors KathyAnderson,AlliedASID JohnTaylor,ASID EchoWorkshop Pamela&LuisCortes,IndustryPartnersASID
ASIDDesigner/IndustryPartnerCollaboration Winner LauraUInteriorDesign LauraUmansky,AlliedASID&Assoc.AIA BlairFoster,AlliedASID BentwoodCabinetsofHouston ShawnaRoorda,ASID,NCIDQ,RID
RESIDENTIAL-SMALLFIRM
ArchitecturalFeatureand/orElement Winner SPCDesigns SallyP.Condara,ASID
Bathroom
Honorable Mention DSIDesigns DesireeEngram,ASID
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Bathroom
Residential
Kitchen
Kitchen
Winner HerndonDesign SarahHerndon,ASID
Bedroom
Winner TeriPughStudio TeriPugh,AlliedASID SydneyManning,StudentASID AdrianaLieber-Alessis,AlliedASID
SingularSpace–CommonArea-TIE Winner SPCDesigns SallyP.Condara,ASID
SingularSpace–CommonArea-TIE Winner CLRDesignServices CrystalReeves,ASID,RID
VacationHome
Honorable Mention BethLindseyInteriorDesign,LLC BethLindsey,AlliedASID
VacationHome
Winner MissyStewartDesigns MissyStewart,AssociateASID
ModelHome/ShowHouse
Winner CasaViloraInteriors VeronicaSolomon,AssociateASID
RenovationSmall(under3,500SQFT) Winner LauraMancheeDesign LauraManchee,ASID,RId
RenovationLarge(over3,500SQFT) Winner TeriPughStudio TerriPugh,AlliedASID
ResidenceLarge(over3,500SQFT) Winner DSIDesigns DesireeEngram,ASID
RESIDENTIAL-SMALLFIRM Residential-LargeFirm
ArchitecturalFeatureand/orElement HonorableMention DesignHouse ConnieLeFevre,ASID,RID JinLeeBang
ArchitecturalFeatureand/orElement Winner JanePageDesignGroup AshleyTisius,ASID,RID
BestUseofAntiques
Winner JanePageDesignGroup Jane-PageCrump,ASID,RID DannaSmith
Bathroom
Honorable Mention ChairmaDesignGroup CindyAplanalp-Yates,AlliedASID ValeriaWofford
Bathroom
Winner JanePageDesignGroup Jane-PageCrump,ASID,RID AmyTo,AlliedASID
Kitchen
Honorable Mention MiradorGroup AllisonCleveland,ASID,RID ToddL.Blitzer,AIA,LEEDAP JerryHooker,RLA,Assoc.AIA,LEEDAP
Kitchen
Winner JanePageDesignGroup Jane-PageCrump,ASID,RID AshleyTisius,ASID,RID
Bedroom
Honorable Mention Slovak-Bass MarjorieSlovak,ASID JulieVeselka,ASID LaurenGrumbles,ASID,RID
Bedroom
Winner EklektikInteriors KathyAnderson,AlliedASID
OutdoorLiving
Winner LucasEilersDesignAssociates SarahEilers,ASID,RID LauraBethRickaway,ASID,RID
SingularSpace–CommonAreas Honorable Mention Slovak-Bass MarjorieSlovak,ASID JulieVeselka,ASID LaurenGrumbles,ASID,RID
SingularSpace–CommonAreas
Winner LauraUInteriorDesign LauraUmansky,AlliedASID,Assoc.AIA LeteciaEllisHaywood,AlliedASID
VacationHome-TIE
Winner Slovak-Bass MarjorieSlovak,ASID JulieVeselka,ASID AmyLopez,ASID,RID,IIDA
VacationHome-TIE
Winner TheDesignFirm KaraWuellner,AlliedASID MeganCarrie JenniferMeeks
SmallRenovation(under3,500SQFT) Winner DesignHouse ConnieLeFevre,ASID,RID JenLeeBang
LargeRenovation(over3,500SQFT) Honorable Mention Slovak-Bass MarjorieSlovak,ASID JulieVeselka,ASID AmyLopez,ASID,RID
LargeRenovation(over3,500SF)
Winner LauraUInteriorDesign LauraUmansky,AlliedASID,Assoc.AIA LeteciaEllisHaywood,AlliedASID
SmallResidence(under3,500SQFT) Winner SlovakBass MarjorieSlovak,ASID,RID KathiaDeLaTorre,AlliedASID AmyLopez,ASID,RID
LargeResidence(over3,500SQFT)
Winner MiradorGroup AllisonCleveland,ASID,RID ToddL.Blitzer,AIA,LEEDAP JerryHooker,RLA,Assoc.AIA,LEEDAP AndyMadonna, SoniaDiaz
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Furnishing a Home with a Grand Piano By Amanda Watson ASID IP, Piano Specialist with Steinway Piano Gallery
One of the biggest challenges faced by designers is a client who wants to add a grand piano to their fully furnished home, almost as an afterthought. This puts both the designer and the piano in a tough spot since the piano is not a small furniture item.
The most frequent challenges we face when trying to place a grand piano in a fully furnished home are space constraints, no nearby outlets for player pianos, lighting fixture placements that are not cohesive with the piano placement, and a limited seating area for those who wish to watch the piano keys as they are played. The best features of a grand piano are the keys and the curve where the lid is raised. Ideally, when you walk into a room you have a nice view of both. Many clients select a piano and add a player system that enables the piano to play by itself through an iPad or any device with Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. There is usually at least one member of the family who doesn’t play, but wants to equally enjoy their investment as much as the pianist. With a player piano much more thought needs to go into placement based on the outlet’s location and seating. Many piano owners like having an outlet located on the floor underneath the piano since the plug is located closest to the piano’s back leg. Others like the outlet on a nearby wall to disguise the cord. Additionally, the keys must be facing outward so people can enjoy watching the keys depress as the piano plays. Ideally, the moment when “remodeling” and/or “furnishing” comes up, the piano will be brought up even before the couch. With the variety of grand piano sizes available and the myriad of finishes and hardware options, the sky is the limit. For more info contact Amanda: awatson@steinwaypianos.com
By Rhonnika Clifton- Allied ASID
Affairs
STUDENT
2016-2017 Student Affairs Committee Chair Wow, where has the year gone?! 2016 has definitely been a whirlwind, but with
the success of student membership and the implementation of new events like,
New Faces of Design, this past Spring it gave the Student Affairs Committee
some great things to look forward to for 2017.
This calendar year, SAC is excited to continue assisting with the membership
and development of the TGCC students. As its newly appointed Chair, myself,
Co-Chair (Nubia Heinz) and committee members are diligently working to have
an even bigger and better year. We started the Fall with our visits to area TGCC
colleges and universities. Along with Adopt-A-Student Chair, Pamela Cortes,
have a chance to submit their portfolios, resumes, and written statements to
an online portal for the chance to earn a 2017 internship. The submission
portal will open on December 7 and submissions will be accepted through
January 18, 2017. Finalists will receive a complimentary ticket (travel not
included) to attend an exclusive student portfolio track at SCALE: The ASID
National Student Summit, hosted at the University of Oklahoma, March 31 –
and SRB, Christina Rougerie, we visited the five area schools, The Art Institute,
April 2, 2017. Visit www.asid.org for more information on both events. In
Austin, to introduce students to ASID and inform them of upcoming student-
back Student Career Day and New Faces of Design Student & Emerging
Houston Community College, Sam Houston State, San Jacinto and Stephen F.
related events. Thank you to each and every Advisor and Chapter President
that welcomed us to speak to the students‌your help is vital to our growth.
As we gear up for the start of a new calendar year, we start out with some
great, upcoming events. With the ASID Student Portfolio Competition, students
addition to ASID National events, the Texas Gulf Coast Chapter welcomes
Professionals Portfolio Show this Spring. This year we look forward to having
record breaking attendance for both events. Stay connected to www.asigtgcc.org for more information on both.
As always, we thank the board, current president (Dennis McNabb) and
chapter administrator (Janie Mitts Moore) for their continuous support of
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METROCON Student Trip is Coming! By Crystal Reeves, ASID, RID What? Is it that time again already? Well…sort of… Please save the date for the Fourth Annual ASID Texas Gulf Coast FREE student trip to Dallas – Thursday, August 10, 2017 – Friday, August 1, 2017!! Last year, our chapter took a group of 32 Students/Designers/IP Underwriters to MetroCon in Dallas - an amazing regional expo and conference organized by the Texas Chapter of ASID and the Texas/Oklahoma Chapter of IIDA. MetroCon focuses on introducing the latest in industry products and innovative ideas to the Southwest region’s communities as well as Student Programming which includes resume tips and portfolio reviews. But the most important thing that ALL of our students said they got out of it was the NETWORKING WITH DESIGNERS AND IP MEMBERS!! Where else would you have the ability to have a captive audience for two full days with design professionals? Plans are already in the works to shake things up for the trip in 2017! First and foremost, the MetroCon Committee is working together with the Student Affairs Committee and Adopt A Design Student Committee to plan a kickoff PARTY in February or March to tell everyone more about the event and…lets be honest…give us a reason to throw a party! Watch your emails for information. We not only get to go to MetroCon, but we play games on the bus together, enjoy happy hour and dinner, and even a little dancing with the house band from Sambuca’s! It’s a great opportunity for students to get one on one time with the designers an IP members that attend with us and get advice and hear fun stories!! Applications open up in March/April so get it in early!
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INDUSTRY PARTNER AWARD
By Donna M. Jarnigan, ASID, RID and Jennifer Loh, ASID, RID Special Recognition Award Committee Chairs We are so pleased to present the highest Industry Partner award given by our ASID-Texas Gulf Coast Chapter, the “Ellouise Abbott Award”, to our own: Larry Boykin, ASID Industry Partner.
The Ellouise Abbott Award: Is only given to an Industry Partner who has devoted years of outstanding service to our Chapter. It is the highest honor that our Chapter can bestow upon an Industry Partner at the local level. This award was started in memory and honor of Ellouise Abbott, who was an outstanding Industry Partner and fiercely loyal friend to Interior Designers and sold her fabrics only “to the trade”. Check out her image from the 70’s. We are so proud of each of you and what you contributed to our profession! Thank you! Again, thank you and congratulations, Larry!
©2016 Wood-Mode, Inc.
In this image our most recent Award recipient, Larry Boykin, ASID Industry Partner, being presented with the Ellouise Abbott Award by Ray Levy and Bob Mitchell, both past recipients of this award. Ray is also our 2016 ASID National Industry Partner Merit Award winner.
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DESIGNER KITCHENS 936-441-2221 www.ourdesignerkitchens.com
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BAY AREA KITCHENS 281-338-2737 www.bayareakitchens.com CABINETS & DESIGNS 713-627-8970 www.cabinetsanddesigns.net CABINET INNOVATIONS 713-461-6424 www.cabinetinnovationstx.com KITCHEN & BATH CONCEPTS 713-528-5575 www.kitchen-concepts.com K&N BUILDER SALES 713-868-3611 www.knsales.com
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INDUSTRY PARTNER
Update
The Election is Over Meet the “Other Blonde!” By Pamela Cortes, ASID Industry Partner
Established 1959
“We are the professionals for the professional”
It’s an election year, the votes are in and as the “other blonde” I am honored to be the new At-Large Director. Hello, my name is Pamela Cortes with Echo Workshop, a proud ASID Industry Partner since 2010. I want to thank Larry Boykin for his past two years of service, providing new ideas for building business relationships between Industry Partners and ASID Interior Designers. I will continue growing partnerships by integrating new events and add some new flair to our existing successful ones! Mark your calendar for more Peer2Peer Meetings that will enhance your business, engage in some fun and exciting Speed Selling Events. Grab your sunglasses for the AIA Sandcastle Contest in Galveston! Who likes wine? Get your wine glass and taste buds ready for Fredericksburg next year! I am excited to team up with some great ASID Members to put all these events together. If you would like to become an ASID Sponsor or Underwrite any of these events please contact me, At-large@txgc.asid.org or Janie at 713-626-1470. I look forward to a wonderful & successful 2017!
Come visit our new showroom 713-522-5281 www.ardensgallery.com
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SHOWROOM SPOTLIGHT We are pleased to announce the opening of our latest showrooms Armony Cucine Houston, DEDON, and Wells Design. Stop by today to see these beautiful new showrooms.
PAST EVENT COVERAGE DCH FALL MARKET DCH had a great line up of showroom programs and events for the annual Fall
SCULPTURE MONTH HOUSTON In celebration of Sculpture Month Houston a citywide event back in November showcasing sculptures throughout Houston, DCH was thrilled to be one of the selected curated exhibitions. Artists that were featured include Susan Budge, Dylan Conner, Larry Graeber, Alex Larsen, Steve Murphy, George Schroeder, Ketria Scott, Lorraine Tady, and Ben Woiten.
Market on Thursday, October 27. Over 300 trade professionals gathered to celebrate the extraordinary development and evolution of art, culture, and technology. Join us in the Spring for our annual Spring Market on April 19, 2017
Ewa Evans, Joni Vanderslice
Bryan Dicker, Anne Lee Phillips, Saba Jawda
Saba Jawda, Sarah Jawda
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Ben Johnston, Nicole Bruno Marino
Ben Johnston, Nicole Bruno Marino
Adopt a Student By Pamela Cortes, ASID Industry Partner
Today’s student is
tomorrow’s designer. Join
over a 100 of your TGCC
ASID Designers and
Industry partners by
adopting an Interior
Design Student into our Chapter. It’s simple inexpensive and
very easy. Just go to http://adoptadesignstudent.org and look
through the profiles of the many students seeking adoption.
Select a student in our area and your professional scope of design. Once selected simply call my office at 713-937-0127 ext9 and
give my administrator the students name and adoption intake information. I will contact you both to help make the personal
connection. The meet with your student at least one time to
share your wisdom and experience with ASID. Anything more
is up to you. This is smart thing to do. Do not wait. Questions?
Call 713-937-0127 ext9 or email me at larry@imageelectric.net
NEWS FROM
The Houston Furniture Bank
By Jay Crowe Blanchard, ASID Donations Coordinator
The official move to the new location at 8220 Mosley, Ho. 77075 does not have a date yet but will be coming soon. The current Outlet Center at 3301 Gulf Freeway, Houston, TX 77003 is having a liquidation sale in preparation for their move.
The D.I.V.A.S. have ongoing projects and can always use donations of bedding, draperies, accessories, fabric and more.
Designers, please think of us when you are changing your clients decor as a source to donate what will no longer be used.
Check out the website to see what donations we can use. We do pick up. www.houstonfurniturebank.org, or 713-842-9771 You can reach me at jaycrowedesign@att.net
D.I.V.A.S. /n. pl. / DEE-vahz: 1. Very successful performers, usually extremely talented and highly respected; 2. Persons who are committed to achieving their goals, doing so with flair and finesse; 3. “Decorating Interiors – Volunteers At your Service”, D.I.V.A.S.: a group of Houston Furniture Bank volunteers dedicated to “making empty houses homes” for families in need who have been nominated by their caseworkers. These caring volunteers create home-makeovers from household furnishings which have been donated to Houston Furniture Bank.
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Houston Design Center & Modern Interiors Texas Honor Leaders in Design at the Fall Design Sip and Stroll The Houston Design Center and Modern Interiors Texas welcomed several hundred guests for its Fall Design Sip & Stroll October 19, 2016. The event toasted three accomplished designers and celebrated the release of the latest issue of Modern Luxury Interiors Texas. Designers and guests enjoyed fine wines from Flora Springs, cocktails from Brugal Rum and Macallen Scotch as they toured Hosted by participating showrooms at The Houston Design Center including The Houston Showroom, Thorntree Slate
& Marble, Postmodern Traditions, Renaissance Windows and Doors and Teri Pugh Studio. Awards were presented to honorees including Suzanne Duin, ASID, Anne Breux, Steve Hullinger and Marvin Morris. The Houston Design Center is proud to recognize Leaders in Design with its monthly nomination program sponsored by Audi Central Houston, White Glove Delivery & Storage, Flora Springs, and Modern Interiors Texas.
Leader in Design Suzanne Duin
Sydney Manning, Teri Pugh
Meg Lonergan, Jennifer Morris, Cathy Cagle
Christina Rougerie, Ben Johnson, Miriam McAuliffe, Linda Marshall
Kendra Broderick, Peggy McGowen
Honorees Marvin Morris, Anne Breux, Suzanne Duin, Steve Hullinger
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2016 Sponsors PLATINUM SPONSORS
DIAMOND SPONSORS
www.ferguson.com
www.houstondesignresources.net
www.thehoustondesigncenter.com www.modernluxury.com
S I LV E R S P O N S O R S
www.daltile.com
www.peckandcompany.com
COPPER SPONSORS
www.postmoderntraditions.com
www.prideofpersia.com
B R O NZ E S P O N S O R S
www.creativestylefurniture.com
wwwartinstitutes.edu
www.cornerstonehardware.com
www.eggersmannusa.com
www.johnbrookshouston.com www.lulighting.com
www.mandmcarpet
www.designshutters.com
www.imageelectric.net
www.legrand.us
www.whiteglovedelivery.com
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New Show wrooms Now Open Off White Showroom 15 53 Off White showroom just recently opened the do oors of their new 4,400 sq.ft. sh howroom to the trade. Fe eaturing custom upholstered p furniture,, case g goods,, bedd ding g and rugs, g , Off White features lines from Norwalk, Berrnhardt, Moes, Noir, Jaipur and Eastern Accents.
Jann Wisdom/Wisdom Frost rost o IInteriors rs Showroom 265 This design firm specializes in high-end d interiors and new home specifications. Over 200 vendorss are carried by the firm. This award-winning designer and her team just opened th i beautifully their b tif ll appointed i t d 2,062 2 062 sq. ftt showroom. h
Lazur Bespoke Lazu Showroom 296 Lazur Bespoke specializes in stainless steel s furnishings and architectural elements such as stairrcases, awnings, etc. Handmade in their European facto ory by highlyskilled master craftsmen Lazur uses onlyy the finest materials available. available
Iraj T Taghi aghi Cust stom Homes Showroom 263 The Houston Design Center C is pleased to welcome Iraj TTaghi aghi C Custom Homes. For over 25 years, Iraj TTaghi a aghi Custom Homes has offered an unsurp passed vision and development acumen to the Houston luxury home market.
Houston Showr roo oom Showroom 160 A Houston Institution for fine flooring, The Houston Showroo om recently opened their new showroom at a HDC. It’s a smorgasbord of flooring ing where vir virtually any type of flooring o or carpeting can be selected from theirr new 5,600 sq. ft. showroom.
A Curated Collection of Fine Interior Furnishings, Fabrics and Décor With more than 40 shops, sh howrooms and design studios featuring in excess of 10,000 manufacturers The Houston D manufacturers, Design Center is the cityy’s preferred destination for the best in luxury residenttial and commercial furrnishings and products.
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