Workshop program

How to add

FUNCTION & STYLE to your kitchen and dining area

design workshop Saturday, May 7, 2016 11:00am

KitchenWorks, 7 E Eagle Road, Havertown, Pennsylvania

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WELCOME

Welcome May 7, 2016 Dear Attendees, Welcome to the Design Workshop hosted by KitchenWorks and Georgette Marise Interiors.

TodayÕs workshop will be Þlled with informative tools, visual examples, and design tips with professional assistance you need to get you started to creating a stylish & functional kitchen and dining area you are proud to call home.

Thank you for joining us and we hope to have the opportunity to service your design needs.

With warm regards, Sabine Hayes @georgettemarise Kathryn Winters @phillykitchenworks

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

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11:00

Registration and Light Refreshments

11:15

Welcome and Speaker Introductions

11:20

Design Style Quiz

11:30

Designer Presentation: 3 Ways To Add Style & Function To Your Kitchen and Dining Area

11:55

Design Dilemma Winner announced!

Closing Remarks

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SPEAKERS SPEAKERS Speakers

Kathryn Winters, ASID, NCIDQ Kathryn brings design expertise to every project. She has 20+ years of experience Kathryn Winters, ASID, NCIDQ spanning architecture, corporate real Kathryn brings design expertise to every estate, residential and commercial project. She has 20+ years of experience design. She is currently the owner and spanning architecture, corporate real designer at KitchenWorks, where she estate, residential and commercial brings invaluable service to her clients by design. She is currently the owner and being their design partner. She holds a designer at KitchenWorks, where she B.S. in Interior Design from Drexel brings invaluable service to her clients by University. being their design partner. She holds a @phillykitchenworks B.S. in Interior Design from Drexel University. @phillykitchenworks Sabine G Hayes Sabine is the owner and designer at Georgette Marise Interiors. Her passion is Sabine G Hayes to make people happy in the spaces they Sabine is the owner and designer at spend most of their time. She loves to Georgette Marise Interiors. Her passion is create comfortable and beautiful to make people happy in the spaces they environments that reĂ&#x;ect the personality spend most of their time. She loves to of those using the space. She holds a create comfortable and beautiful B.S. in Interior Design from the Art environments that reĂ&#x;ect the personality Institute of Philadelphia. of those using the space. She holds a @georgettemarise B.S. in Interior Design from the Art Institute of Philadelphia. @georgettemarise

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DESIGN QUIZ

Choose one chair you would like the most either in your kitchen or dining room?

Choose one chair you would like the most either in your kitchen or dining room?

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Circle the light Þxture you like the best?

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B. White Corian Surface

C. Multi Color/Pattern Granite

D. Distressed Wood Surface

E. Marble Surface

DESIGN QUIZ

A. Medium Walnut Stained Wood

F. Clear Glass Surface

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DESIGN QUIZ

Circle the surface option you prefer for either your kitchen counter or dining table?

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DESIGN QUIZ

Circle the Ă&#x;ooring option you like the best?

A. Oak Hardwood Floors

C. Neutral Ceramic Tile Floors D. Distressed, Plank Wood Floors

E. Concrete Floors

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B. Slate Tile Floors

F. Espresso Finished Hardwood Floors

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Circle the accessories you like the best?

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Tally your answers.

A. Traditional

C. Eclectic

E. Industrial

B. Mid-Century Modern

D. Rustic/Farm-House Modern

F. Contemporary

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Your most reoccurring letter is now find your design style listed below Traditional Style has a classic, timeless look and feel. This style tends to be found in formal spaces but can have a relaxed look. The furnishings are usually reproductions with attention to detail, elegance, and high-quality finishes. Traditional accessories usually consist of still-life oil paintings, shiny finishes, symmetrical arrangements, colors inspired by nature and warm wood tones. The look is usually consistent throughout with no mixing from different eras or styles.

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Mid-Century Modern Style is influenced by architecture, furniture, and graphic design from the late 1930’s - 1960’s. The furnishings are usually multipurpose pieces that can be bent/stacked/folded with no busy ornamental details or curves. This style uses a lot of bright colored accents, warm woods, glass, flat planes, geometric lines and open design concepts.

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Eclectic or Eclecticism by definition means “borrowing from many sources” or “lack of consistency in furnishings, color and accessories”.

This style can be formal or casual based on preference. Eclecticism includes a mixture of styles from different eras to create a design that is aesthetically pleasing.

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Rustic/Farm-House Modern Style is a blend of casual country with the clean, sophisticated lines of modern style. The furnishings are usually a mixture of worn, distressed woods that can be accented with polished metal/steel/glass. Furnishings can also have an uneven painted finish or stone surfaces. The colors used in this style are light and neutral with a lot of whites and creams. Accessories found in this style sisal rugs, cotton or linen fabrics.

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Industrial Style is inspired by old factories and industrial spaces.

Abandoned warehouses from the 1940’s (after manufacturing left the city) were renovated into “loft” homes with high ceilings, open layouts, and large windows. This style tends to be more contemporary because of its stripped down architecture and simplicity. You will find qualities like exposed brick/ ductwork/beams/pipes, weathered wood, concrete, and utilitarian objects.

Neutral tones are usually showcased in this style, however you can also find pops of color in certain designs.

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Contemporary Style is a clean-lined look that is minimalist without being too modern. It is a blend of modern materials with classical aesthetics. You can find furnishings with clean lines without adornment like you find in traditional style. The furniture found is typically lighter woods (with minimal wood grain), glass, stainless steel or metal. Contemporary accessories usually consist of geometric/bold colored prints, tone-on-tone color palettes, abstract or exaggerated paintings.

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RESULTS

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Design P resentation Creating an Effective Layout 3 wrong

What are things that are with this first floor layout?

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DUnderstanding esign Presentation “Three Dimensional Concepts�

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List things that went with this room

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designed by Tamara Heather Interior Design

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Design P resentation Adding Style to Your Table Setting

8 Steps to Achieving a Dynamic Table Setting 1. Start with a base 2. Add contrast & texture 3. Add definition & set the tone 4. Make a statement with pattern and color 5. Anchor the setting 6. Add sparkle & height 7. Enhance the effect 8. Pull the entire tone together

the table or a tablecloth.

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with a runner or placemat. This will also add visual interest.

by adding a charger to give your setting a formal or casual look.

by using a fabric napkin for style and function.

with your dinner plate.

Your dinner plate can make a visual statement or be a used as backdrop for your setting.

with glassware. This can include a wine glass paired with a tumbler glass for juice or water.

of the setting by adding metal cutlery. This will add sheen and elegance to the overall look of the setting.

by finishing with a centerpiece. The centerpiece will be one of the first elements of the table setting that guests see, so make it visually appealing!

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Georgette Marise Interiors 610.924.2780 www.georgettemarise.com sabine@georgettemarise.com Socialize with us @georgettemarise

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