OCDESIGN MAGAZINE
CALIFORNIA ORANGE COUNTY
ASID CA ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER MAGAZINE SPRING 2017
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ASID CA ORANGE COUNTY ChApTER OffICE 23807 Aliso Creek Road, Suite 205 Laguna Niguel Ca 92677 Tel: (949) 643-1549 Fax: (949) 643-5664 administrator@caoc.asid.org www.asidocc.org
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IN EVERY ISSUE
ASID NATIONAl 1152 15th St. NW, Suite 910 Washington, DC 20005 Tel: 202.546.3480 Fax: 202.546.3240 membership@asid.org www.asid.org EDITORIAl STAff 2017 ASID OC Newsletter Co-Editor: Lauri Howell, Allied ASID
2017 ASID OC Newsletter Co-Editor: Kellie Davis, Student ASID
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Design Orange County magazine is published quarterly for the ASID CA Orange County Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers by DSA Publishing & Design, Inc. Editorial content and the Design Orange County magazine are controlled and owned by the CA Orange County Chapter of ASID. Reproduction of this publication in whole, in part, in any form is strictly prohibited without the written permission of the CA Orange County Chapter of ASID.
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President’s Letter
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President Elect’s Letter
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New Members
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Board of Directors
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Committee Chairs
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Calendar of Events
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Student News
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Index Of Advetisers 13
B&C CUSTOM HARDWARE & BATH
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INTERIOR DOOR & CLOSET
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THE BARTLEY GROUP
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MODERN LUXURY RIVIERA
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BARTOLO WINDOW TREATMENT DESIGNS
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MOYES CUSTOM FURNITURE
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BOBCAT CARPET & FABRIC CARE
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PACIFICA TILE & STONE
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CALIFORNIA CLOSETS
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RITELOOM FLOORING, DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
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CLOSET FACTORY
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RSSA KITCHEN AND BATH
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CREATIVE WINDOW DESIGNS
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THOMAS RUG CLEANING
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DUNN-EDWARDS CORP.
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TIM GERDON PAINTING
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FABPRO
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WEST STATE BILLIARDS SUPPLY
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FERGUSON ENTRPRISES
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WILDWOOD DESIGNS
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GANAHL LUMBER
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President’s Letter
hate New Year’s resolutions. I see them as just another way to set myself up for failure. But I heard someone on TV say they were going to choose, instead of a task, a single word to live by. Mmmmmm, intriguing! So in looking for a theme to write about in this Design Magazine issue the word “connect” resonated.
It’s what we do everyday isn’t it? We connect with our clients, then we connect our clients with good design and good products. In ASID we connect with fellow Designers, Industry Partners and Students. Connecting to new ideas and new people leads to knowledge and understanding. All of that leads to a strong and connected design community. We have many opportunities in our chapter to connect, from monthly meetings, to special events. No matter your experience, from seasoned designers to emerging professionals, there is something for everyone. Your board is working very hard to create exciting opportunities for you to come learn new skills, meet new people, and learn best practices. Here are a few upcoming things to watch for. Designer For Hire is premiering in January. This is a website based service whereby homeowners contact ASID for 2 hour consultations. They’ll be charged $75.00, which will be donated to a designated charity. Designers will be selected based on location and specialty. This is a nice way to give back to the community and get your foot in the door for possible further work. Sign up with Joanna Barker at joannalbarker@gmail.com. iDod meetings have developed to focus on mentoring protégé relationships. Open to all members, but you must register to attend meetings, and commit to 1-3 month service in which you will be paired. Contact Alix Flamm alixflamm@hotmail.com to register. March will be our first field trip monthly meeting. Details are being finalized, but let me just say…..bus trip! Watch for details. Jamie Garelli is heading our Social Media Committee and has set a year-end goal on our Instagram Account to 1,000. Please help him by submitting content to orangecountyasid@gmail.com. Our new sponsorship package is being distributed to our Industry Partners and will be available at every meeting. It’s a comprehensive package, which gives an overview of all our events and meetings for the year and makes it easy to choose which opportunities are available to you. Contact Richard Downs, IP Liaison Richard@stylebathonline.com or Kathy Booker Financedirector@caoc.asid.org with sponsorship questions. Don’t forget to mark your calendars for EXPO, April 13 at Hotel Irvine! So make your resolution to connect this year. We’ve made it easy. Participate in ASID! Adriel Cogdal, ASID
ASID CA Orange County Chapter President 2016-2017
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ASID CA ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER 23807 Aliso Creek Road, Suite 206 Laguna Niquel, CA 92677 949-643-1549 949-643-5664 fax Dal Tile Beehive Flooring www.asidocc.org BOARD OF DIRECTORS President
Adriel Cogdal, ASID 949-698-2069
President@caoc.asid.org President-Elect
Nazgol Seyedi, Allied ASID 619-708-8487
President-Elect@caoc.asid.org Financial Director
Kathy Booker, ASID 949-791-9053
Finance@caoc.asid.org Communications Director Kasey Sterling
949-697-0415
Communications@caoc.asid.org Professional Development Director Cynthia Prizant, Allied ASID 949-355-5467
ProfessionalDevelopment@caoc.asid.org Membership Director
Michele Prata, Allied ASID 949-425-0423
Membership@caoc.asid.org Board Member at Large Celeste Lehmann 310-270-6379
At-Large@caoc.asid.org Student Representative
Alexandra Page, Student ASID 619-368-7244
StudentRep@caoc.asid.org Office Administrator Lola Lambly
949-643-1549
administrator@caoc.asid.org
Holiday By Sue Rexroth ASID Chair
LUNCHEON
The 2016 ASID OCC Holiday Event was sponsored by Sub Zero Wolf at their beautiful Costa Mesa showroom on Dec. 21.
Working Wardrobes was the Charity of Choice for the event, and benefited from the generous donations received from those in attendance. Their pop-up shop of trendy accessories, including jewelry and purses was a success as designers were able to purchase a myriad of new treasures during the event. A big "Thank You" to Tracy Burge and Jennifer Pollard of Sub Zero who hosted a delicious buffet of prime rib and assorted accompaniments, including a delicious dessert bar. We would also like to recognize our wonderful IP's who sponsored the raffle prizes, including a $500 gift certificate to the Shade Store, a $590 certificate for sliding door hardware from Hafele USA, 2 $100 prizes from Nordstrom provided by Fashion Interiors, a $200 gift certificate from Fergusons, a 1-hour concierge service from the Steve Alt Design Group, as well as a beautiful glass vase from Working Wardrobes. Photography by Nasfilms Photography / Nick Shetterly
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President Elect’s Letter
reetings and Happy New Year!
As the New Year arrives, so does the promise of a better year, golden opportunities, and brighter days.
We may all agree that 2016 was a weird year. From all that was (and still is) going on in
the world with so many terrorists attacks in many different countries, painful situation in
Syria, Brexit, and the U.S. Presidential Election, to the loss of so many great talents such
as Muhammad Ali, Prince, Leonard Cohen, David Bowie, George Michael, and Zaha Hadid, and the power of media and social media in quick distribution of such news, many of us couldn’t wait for the year to end!
However, in 2016 the economy was better and stronger, clients were more comfortable spending money on their projects, and hopefully everyone had a successful year!
At ASID OC, we are looking forward to a promising year for our members with many opportunities to network, educate, expose and cooperate. Please support your chapter
by attending events and participating however you can. You can check the calendar of events on our website www.asidocc.org, stay up to date with all that is happening in the Chapter by liking and visiting our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/asidocc/ and get
a sneak peek on what we have been doing by following us on Instagram at
www.instagram.com/asidoc/.
As always, please reach out to your Board of Directors with any comments, concerns or suggestions. We are working hard to build a great united chapter! Cheers to you and yours, Nazgol Seyedi, Allied ASID
ASID CA Orange County Chapter President Elect 2016 | 2017
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New Members WELCOME
ASID CA Orange County Chapter would like to extend a warm welcome to our newest members. Come make friends and get involved. allied members Jirapa Espinosa, Allied ASID Kenneth Mckelvie, Allied ASID Nur Hostetler, Allied ASID sTUdeNT members Erika Villeda, Student ASID Libby Berry, Student ASID Angie Nga To Le, Student ASID Yu Wen Shih, Student ASID Michelle Grace Mcfarlane, Student ASID Kary Noelle Israel, Student ASID Lucy E. Shirajian, Student ASID Shadi Jamshidy, Student ASID Amanda L. Bagley, Student ASID Amy C. Beyer, Student ASID Leslie S. Boyd, Student ASID Amy T. Chen, Student ASID Georgia S. Clarke, Student ASID Miranda J. Mitten, Student ASID Han Hong, Student ASID Grace J. Hertel, Student ASID Nayely Parga, Student ASID Julia M. Hillendahl, Student ASID Jennie G. Kinnett, Student ASID Annie R. Koning, Student ASID Mallory E. Lawrence, Student ASID Sarah D. Libben, Student ASID Antoinette Lingelbach, Student ASID Ces T. Madison, Student ASID Myrah A. Ponce, Student ASID Natalie J. Russell, Student ASID Lynn D. Salo, Student ASID Jennifer N. Stevens, Student ASID Kelsea M. Stickelmaier, Student ASID Kristin M. Urzua, Student ASID Trina Jo Wilson, Student ASID Layla H. Al-Sheikh, Student ASID Carol Qin, Student ASID Karen Monahan, Student ASID
2016-2017 Board of Directors ASID ORANGE COUNTY
President Adriel Cogdal, ASID Phone: 949-698-2069 Email: president@caoc.asid.org
Membership Director Michele Prata, Allied ASID Phone: 949 425-0423 Email: membership@caoc.asid.org
President Elect Nazgol Seyedi Phone: 619-708-8487 Email: president-elect@caod.asid.org
Professional Development Director Cynthia Prizant, Allied ASID Phone: 949-355-5467 Email: professionaldevelopment@caoc.asid.org
Communications Director Kasey Sterling Phone: 949-697-0415 Email: communications@caoc.asid.org
Student Rep to the Board Alexandra Page Email: studentrep@caoc.asid.org
Financial Director Kathy Booker, ASID Phone: 949-791-9053 Email: finance@caoc.asid.org
Board Member at Large Celeste Lehman Phone: 310-270-6379 Email: at-large@caoc.asid.org
2016-2017 Committee Chairs ASID ORANGE COUNTY Annual Meeting Luncheon Sandra Maddox, Allied ASID Email: semaddox@cox.net
Lunch and Learn Laura Yorba, Allied ASID Email: laura@lcydesigns.com
Art for Auction Angela Eason, Allied ASID Email: angela@lavishimages.com
Membership Drive Elisabeth D’Angelo Email: zeraedesign@yahoo.com
Design Awards Lucia Henry Email: lucia@myartsstudio.com
One Room 12 Ways Miko Krisvoy, Allied ASID Email: mikrisvoy@sbcglobal.net
Designer for Hire Joanna Barker Email: joannabarker@gmail.com
Programs Lauri Howell Email: lauri@laurihowelldesign.com
Dine by Design Carolyn Scroggs, Allied ASID Email: carolyn@boydyounginteriors.com
Social Media-YouTube Jamie Garelli Email: jamie@bringpro.com
Emerging Professionals/iDOD Alix Flamm, Allied ASID Email: alixflamm@icloud.com
Student Affairs Barbara Keller, ASID Email: bkeller@outdoorelegance.com
Film Festival Alicia Ho, Allied ASID Email: aliciaho@gmail.com
Technology Steve Huang Email: s.huang@cscdgllc.com
Holiday Party Carolyn Scroggs, Allied ASID Email: carolyn@boydyounginteriors.com
Website/PR/Graphics Alicia Ho, Allied ASID Email: aliciaho@gmail.com
Hospitality Angela Eason, Allied ASID Email: angela@lavishimages.com
Wine & Design Bonita McCarthy, Allied ASID Email: bonita@amadeus-design.com
Legislation Beverly Stadler, ASID Email: beverly@designfocus.net
Workshops Lauri Howell Email: Lauri@laurihowelldesign.com
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November
GENERAL MEETING By Lauri Howell Programs Chair November marks our annual Membership Drive, which provides the opportunity for members to make new connections, as well as invites those within the industry to learn about the benefits of being a part of ASID. For the third year in a row, Dal Tile hosted our Membership Drive coupled with our General Meeting in conjunction with Sherwin Williams as they unveiled their Color Mix for 2017. Dal Tileâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Showroom Manager, Linnea Graves pulled out all the stops this year, to create a successful event. From delicious tapas to the multitude of raffle prizes presented at the end of the evening, all in attendance felt Linneaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s gracious hospitality. President Adriel Cogdal issued opening statements to an audience of over 300 in the slab yard, while Membership Director, Michele Prata, and Membership Chair Elizabeth Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Angelo highlighted what ASID had to offer and the benefits of membership.
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Karen Galvin of Sherwin Williams presented their Color Mix 2017. With four fun color stories and inspirations, the Colors of 2017 came alive. In what Sherwin Williams deems a â&#x20AC;&#x153;New spirituality, cultural flux, feisty self-expression and soulful nostalgia are combining to paint an emerging portrait of our shared future,â&#x20AC;? their trends for the coming year ranged from beautiful soft neutrals, to upbeat pops of saturated color and a little of everything in between. Closing out this wonderful presentation was a raffle where attendees were in for a treat with wonderful prizes, as well as a special thank you gift and award bestowed upon Linnea Graves, as this was her last ASID event prior to her retirement. We thank her for her generosity of spirit and support during her tenure at Dal Tile, and wish her the best in her future.
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Thank you to Dal Tile for making this event such a memorable one, year after year. We look forward to working with Kristin Khan, who was announced as the new Showroom Manager. We also appreciate Sherwin Williams for providing an in-depth look into the years upcoming color trends, and being on hand to share their knowledge with us.
October
GENERAL MEETING By Lauri Howell Programs Chair
Walker Zanger hosted our October Meeting in Tustin. Attendees were able to enjoy the wide selection of luxury materials and slab yard, as we dined on delicious delicacies provided by the Lime Food Truck. This event kicked off the 2016-2017 board with the annual Get to Know You Bingo game, where attendees worked to match up fun facts with their new Board members and Chairs for this year. For this meeting we welcomed special guest, Alan Siegel, National Legal Counsel to ASID and partner at Levy Sonet & Siegel. His presentation focused on the importance of Risk Mitigation Techniques while reviewing ASIDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Portfolio of Residential and Commercial Design Agreements. In addition to reviewing contracts, Siegel provided a wide range of business suggestions to enable Designers to expand their profit margin, reduce difficult clients, and avoid costly errors. Thank you to Walker Zanger for this one of a kind evening, as well to Alan Siegel for sharing his vast wealth of knowledge with us. Additionally, we thank Derek Fisher, of FiberSeal, who managed the A/V for this presentation, as well as our photographer for this event Paul Fernandez of Paul Fernandez Interior Design.
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GENERAL MEETING By Lauri Howell Programs Chair Our August Meeting hosted by Orient Express Furniture in Foothill Ranch allowed us to get a sneak peek of new products during a Showroom tour, as well as enabled us to indulge our appetites with a delicious array of Mexican food and cupcakes from Sprinkles. The speaker for this meeting was Ricky Yslas of Lutron who provided the CEU, Let the Sun Shine In, which covered the effect of daylight on a residential space. Attendees had the opportunity to win some great raffle prizes including a $250 gift card to Star International and Orient Express furniture, as well as a $50 Starbucks Card, two decorative pillows with down inserts, and a resin and glass hurricane with a set of catalogs and finish samples. A big thank you to Derek Fisher, of FiberSeal, who managed the A/V for this presentation, as well as our photographer for this event Paul Fernandez of Paul Fernandez Interior Design.
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Of course there are many, many more, but I hope you find value in this short list. Feel free to share your favorites, including your own, by posting them on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/asidocc/. Happy blogging!
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Calendar of Events ASID ORANGE COUNTY FEBRUARY
15 ASID OC Monthly Meeting 15 ASID OC iDOD
23 ASID OC IP Appreciation MARCH
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OC Master Class
15 ASID OC Monthly Meeting
21 Laguna Design Center: Spring Market 25 ASID OC Dine by Design APRIL
11 ASID OC Lunch & Learn 13 ASID OC Desgn Expo
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By Alexandra Page Student ASID 2017 Student Rep to the Board
As the designers of the future, it is our responsibility to ourselves and our profession to change the public perception of what Interior Designers are truly capable of. Design goes beyond what the eye perceives. It can have profound effects on both our psychology as well as our well-being. We can improve the lives of others with our knowledge and understanding of how design impacts lives. Whether you are designing for a private home or a commercial space, there is always opportunity to create a functional, well thought out design that doesn’t compromise visual appeal. Everything from flow to color can affect your perception of a space so every detail counts. Can you find ways to improve a pre-existing space that can better its accessibly or how one may see a space? Send us a photo of something design related that you think could be improved with a brief description of the changes you would make and you could be featured on our social media! Send photos to: orangecountyasid@gmail.com Don’t forget to tag us @asidoc
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iDOD
The first ASID iDOD meeting of the 2016-2017 term kicked-off on November 30th, 2016 at Expressions Home Gallery.
Attorney Kim Schumann, who has been our advisor over legal matters for a number of years reviewed and advised those in attendance on the ASID National Contract pertaining to California Law. Schumann covered a wide range of topics including the “Statute of Limitations” on our contracts, using the term “conceptual” on our drawings, and having our clients names on our PO’s to vendors. Attendees also learned the importance of spelling out our services, and disclosing any benefits we may receive from vendors we are working with, within our contracts. Thank you to Expressions Home Gallery’s showroom manager Kristina Bedoe and Nichole Cooper for hosting this educational and fun meeting. In addition to providing lunch, there were several fixture and appliance vendors for our ASID members to learn about new products and how to specify them. We also appreciate Kim Schumann for sharing his experience, and expert advice to our ASID members and IP’s during this event.
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Color Trends dunn-edwards 2017 Color of the Year, Honey Glow (de5354) is a warm, golden yellow with orange undertones that will make a bold statement in any space.
Whether it’s applied to every wall or used strategically for pops of color, the
cheerful spirit that radiates from Honey Glow will re-energize any room. Try it on an accent wall, paired with white or gray, and embellish with pillows,
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throws and other accessories in a Honey Glow color.
Selecting the 2017 Color of the Year was no easy choice. Color expert Sara
McLean spent months researching design palettes and digging into global color trends and influences. Her research culminated in the selection of a hue that is sure to warm and enliven your environment for years to come. ABOUT HONEY GLOW
A symbolic marriage of joyfulness and intellect, Honey Glow evokes feelings
of curiosity and a natural marveling at the world around us. It represents global and cultural trends toward warmth, the exploration of new territories and celebrating life filled with color.
To honor the inspiration behind the 2017
Color of the Year, we’re donating 10% of all
Honey Glow sales to HoneyLove, a non-profit
organization that works to help bees survive the threat of extinction. As nature’s pollinators, bees contribute to the survival of all life on our planet –
and we can think of no better way to celebrate life than to support these
magnificent creatures.
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The One Room 12 Ways concept has seen a number of talented designers showcase their vision behind the Red Doors at the Stonemill Design Center since it first began February 2016. We have benefited from seeing how many transformations this 900 sq. ft. space can take on. The possibilities are endless, as every designer has their own concept on how this space can look, feel and function. For the month of November, two ASID designers, Linda Tom and Miko Krisvoy partnered to present their concept for the space. Their direction was to create an elegant room that encompasses Venetian elements in a modern way. Tom and Krisvoy decided on a warm color palette with golden hues to achieve this look, and used furnishings and accessories to blend the past and present by displaying subtle lines and rhythmic shapes. In addition, the playful faux finished walls and rich, autumnal palette created a sense of refined comfort. This warm and inviting room provided the perfect setting for many activities, from reading a favorite book to entertaining company. The concept was derived from their inspiration piece, a 4’ x 8’ Ventian Canal on giclee, that also brought a touch of glamor to the space displayed on the back wall. From the light wall and floor coloring, to the soft touches on the furniture, their mission was to connect with this artwork.
Pieces for the space from vendors such as HD Buttercup and DRC were chosen that had a repetitive texture, shape or color to invite one’s eye to flow from furniture to accessories. Tom and Krisvoy wanted the sense of autumn approaching to engage all of the senses, so they installed fragrant seasonal candles throughout the space to speak to our sense of smell. The team was able to successfully pull of their vision, with only one compromise. “Originally, I envisioned a piano for this space, but we were unable to borrow a piano from two piano stores nearby,” said Tom. “Our next plan was to borrow a large string instrument or harp and hire a harpist. But there was no resource for an instrument or a musician.” Instead of a large instrument, the team settled on a Wing Chair to balance out the space. They had determined to use up all of the space available, and wanted to ensure the eye traveled in a full circle so as to not miss any of the details. Be sure to follow us on our Facebook page at ASID OC to cast your vote as each month a new space is revealed. At the end of this 12-month event, one designer or team will receive a full-page ad in Modern Luxury/Interiors California Magazine.
December’s One Room showcased Raad Ghantous space as an In-home Spa Sanctuary.
October’s One Room featured Elizabeth D’Angelo whose concept was to create a fun and creative space using Black and White.
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Hoover Comission Supports Interior Design Legislation By: Beverly Stadler Legistlative Chair Yes, Hoover is a vacuum, but the Little Hoover Commission in California may influence our future as a profession. To refresh your memory, it is the bi-partisan oversight agency created in 1962 to investigate state operations, and make recommendations regarding government reorganization plans and select study topics, including occupational licensing in California. This year, as they explored the issue of occupational licensing in California, people that testified at the first hearing used interior design as an example of an occupation that did NOT require licensure, as there has been confusion between the scope of services of interior designers with that of interior decorators. The Interior Design Coalition of California (IDCC) was able to participate in the second hearing in June, and testified to the need for designers to be licensed in the state of California by educating the committee regarding the true work and education of interior designers;
particularly those that work in the code impacted environment. Our representative also made the case for promoting small business, and women owned business through licensing. The Little Hoover Commission report will assist our licensing effort in California in the future, and in the short term, will support our efforts in elevating our profession as well as the renewal of our voluntary CID registration through the Sunset Review Process. This is positive news, however to continue our efforts to educate our legislators we need to engage our lobbyists and our members, with both your financial support, and our voice! To donate to our legislative cause, bring your donation to any ASID meeting and provide it to your legislative representative with a check to IDCC, or visit www.idc-ca.org. Information on our letter writing campaign will be presented at our next meeting. THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE FUTURE OF OUR PROFESSION!
LUNCH & LEARN
The Lighting Gallery - LED Lighting By Laura Yorba Lunch & Learn Chair On Oct 11, 2016, ASID OC hosted its first Lunch & Learn of the 20162017 Fiscal Year. What a wonderful experience for the first one! The Lighting Gallery, in Laguna Hills, owned by Dana and Ernie, a 25 year, family owned business, along with their electrical company, Coastal Moods, hosted over 25 people in their beautiful showroom. The showroom was decorated in Fall DĂŠcor and a parting gift included a pumpkin. After a brief tour of their showroom, we feasted on fabulous Mediterranean food, and sat down for our CEU. Cory Reid from Tech Lighting as well as Cheryl Annotti from Legrand put on a fabulous program highlighting the use of LED lighting, as well as new control systems. For all your electrical and lighting needs please visit one of ASID OCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s newest Industry Partners, The Lighting Gallery, 23024 Lake Forest Dr. Ste C, Laguna Hills, CA 92653.
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