Stylemakers Fall 2016

LEFT TO RIGHT: Landform Design Group, O.C. Tanner Jewelers, Gregg Hodson Interior Design

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stylemakers FAB AND FUNCTIONAL

You are unique. So why not create an environment that expresses your personality and lifestyle? In this special section, we’re showcasing some talented pros that understand the power of individuality. These designers, craftsmen and innovative experts create one-of-a-kind designs based on your vision. So whether you need help creating your dream house, landscaping for outdoor living, or implementing antique plaster techniques on a modern bathroom, these folks will help you create something that’s tailored just for you. Here, they share professional insider tips and dish on the hottest trends in design, stone and flooring.

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EUROPEAN MARBLE & GRANITE 2575 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City 801-974-0333 europeanmarbleandgranite.net

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Artistic Tile Arabesque – gold leaf embossed stone

hink Olympic Medals Think Bejeweled

Think Adorned Think Burnished Think Warm and Toasty Gold and bronze come to mind?

At European Marble & Granite, we have you covered in lamé. Our luxury tile showroom and slab yard are a treasure trove of gold and bronze.

Trim your space in some of these gilded beauties.

Breccia De Vendome Leathered Marble Slab – Origin Italy

Golden Onyx Polished Slab Origin Middle East

| trending now | “Gold ornamentation is not only one of this year’s hottest trends, it is also a classic,” says European Marble & Granite owner Kathleen Fuhriman.

Artistic Tile Silverwood Dark Blue - 10x60 Porcelain Tile

AKDO Nomad Visone – 24x24 porcelain tile

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LANDFORM DESIGN GROUP (LFDG) 511 W. 200 South Ste. 125, Salt Lake City 801-521-2370 landformdesigngroup.com

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andform Design Group (LFDG) is a cutting-edge landscape architecture studio that has been bringing outdoor visions to life since 2003. LFDG brings energy, passion and innovative ideas to inspire you and your projects above and beyond traditional thinking. “We see the soul of a space: its potential, its promise, its place in your everyday life,” says Jayson King, owner and lead designer.

King leads a dynamic team composed of Tad Hansen, Justin Charlton, Derek Lamb and Deborah Hanna. This dream team is trained to think about every inch and action of your outdoor environment to truly capture your vision. Do you want a spacious patio to host big gatherings or a private sanctuary to get away from it all? Is your pool meant for quiet seclusion or for cannonball

process starts in a preliminary design stage, moves forward through a ridiculously detailed set of plans, and from there, LFDG shines in overseeing and coordinating the entire affair - truly creating an unmatched level of quality and instilling peace of mind. LFDG will customize its process to align the team’s expertise, talents and service with your specific project, need and budget.

competitions? Do you enjoy basking in the sun, prefer shade, or maybe a little of both? No matter what you dream of, LFDG can bring it to life.

“We understand that every client and property is unique, so we created a process that allows you to choose the level of service that best fits your personal desires,” says King. This one-of-a-kind

| Pro tip | Approach your landscape just as you would an interior floor plan. Do you cook outside?

Soak in a hot tub after skiing? Play sports as a family? Roast marshmallows around a fire pit? Plan your space with purpose and then accessorize appropriately.

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Tea Rex

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Louis Ghost Chair

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DARA MODERN 213 E. Broadway, Salt Lake City 801-891-9632 daramodern.com

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ant something really different and daring?

Dara Modern has it all. Dara Modern offers hip furniture and home accessories. “We offer products not currently found in Utah,” says owner Dustin Matinkhah. “These range from modern pet accessories and unique kitchenware to modern Italian furniture.”

This chic furniture store carries fresh brands such as Kartell, Alessi, Amura, Driade, Normann Copenhagen, Bernhardt Design, Menu A/S, Iittala, Calligaris, Gloster and more. “We are constantly looking for new brands that currently have no presence in Salt Lake City, or Utah for that matter,” says Matinkhah.

“A few years ago I built a modern home and found it difficult to find the contemporary furniture and products I wanted to furnish it with locally,” says Matinkhah. “So I purchased most items online or out of state. I saw a growing market that lacked the resources.” As Salt Lake City and surrounding areas continue to grow and become more diverse, appreciation for well-designed products has grown as well. Now, Dara Modern fills that gap.

“Customers love coming to us not only to find great pieces for their homes, but also unique and well-designed gifts,” he says. “Customer service is

our number-one priority and we will do everything we can to make sure you find exactly what you are looking for.”

| trending now | Smaller spaces. The days of needing a 7,000-square-foot home miles from the city are over. Working millennials are opting for downtown homes, condos and apartments instead. We carry a range of products that are the perfect solution for small spaces.

Mitt Chairs

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O.C. TANNER JEWELERS 15 S. State Street, Salt Lake City 801-532-3222 octannerjewelers.com

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f you are looking for the perfect gift or home accessory, stop by the third floor of O.C. Tanner Jewelers. The Home and Lifestyle Department brims with one-of-a-kind treasures for weddings, holidays, successes and special occasions. It’s been recently expanded to include home and lifestyle décor such as furniture, alpaca throws, pillows, traditional and contemporary glass, rock specimens and unusual fossils.

O.C. Tanner works with craftsmen and artists on limited editions and small runs to ensure that each gift is as unique as its recipient. Because the department is constantly being edited and updated, you’re unlikely to find the same item twice.

The same is true for seasonal décor that’s brought in for the holidays.

“We import Salviati barware from Murano, Italy,” says Bob Martin, visual director. “You can’t find this distinctive line anywhere else in the U.S. Our Home and Lifestyle Department is highly curated; we attend several markets a year to find the perfect items. Our vendors know how important exclusivity is to us, and we often buy an entire line of single pieces.”

just something thoughtful and beautiful for someone special.” Each gift is hand-wrapped onsite and adorned with a satin ribbon so the recipient knows the giver took time to find something that really spoke to them.

Customer service is of paramount importance.

“Our sales ambassadors build relationships with our clients,” says Martin. “They are dedicated to help clients find exactly what they need—whether it is something for their homes, a business gift or

Organically inspired home décor and mixed metals. From frames and desk accessories with geode accents, lamps handcrafted from selenite quartz, to hand-hammered copper barware and gilded floral wall décor.

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THOMASVILLE OF UTAH 5253 S. State Street, Murray 801-263-1292 ThomasvilleUtah.com

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ver the past 40 years, Thomasville of Utah has furnished many of the most beautiful homes in the state of Utah, including numerous Parade of Homes People’s Choice Award winners.

That’s because Thomasville of Utah only carries high-quality furniture sourced from the world’s

top furniture manufactures. “In a world of cheap, synthetic throw-away furniture, Thomasville provides an alternative for people that still value quality home furnishings,” says Chris Ross, president and owner. “Every piece on our showroom floor will stand the test of time, while making your home feel more luxurious.”

With one of the largest showrooms in the state (30,000 square feet), Thomasville of Utah is a great place to seek out design and decorating inspiration. “There’s something here for every interior design project,” says Ross. “We offer complimentary interior design services because great furniture looks even better when it’s been planned, paired and placed by a trained professional. And we staff only experienced designers, so our customers know that they will receive professional design advice. In addition to the Thomasville brand, Thomasville of Utah carries Henredon, Hickory Chair, Drexel Heritage, Lexington, Bernhardt, Massoud and many more distinctive lines.

“Our customers come back because we help make their homes beautiful by always offering products suited to the most current trends,” says Ross. “We carry the finest furniture at affordable prices, so you can find everything you are looking for here in our store. We take great care of our customers, ensuring that they are happy and treated fairly.”

| trending now | Because more and more people are recognizing the value of using a professional interior designer, we can offer great services at affordable prices.

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INSIDE OUT ARCHITECTURALS, INC. 3410 S. 300 West, Salt Lake City 801-487-3274 | insideoutarchitecturals.com

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nside Out Architecturals is Utah’s decorative tile specialist, with more than 50 exclusive sources of tile including ceramic, stone, porcelain, glass, metal and wood. Utah’s leading resource for historical tile, Inside Out Architecturals represents premier collections that help clients recreate authentic designs.

Owner Leah Wynn and decorative tile special-

ists Kathy Shumate and Jenny Dabrowski continually gather exemplary artisan lines, many of which have provided historical tile for generations.

Once you visit the Inside Out Architecturals showroom and see all the options, you’ll appreciate the selection. “We provide unique products and specialize in custom design tile layout to make sure each client has a wonderful experience,” says Wynn. “Customization brings your vision and personality into your home. We’ll help you stay true to your style and what you love.”

These experts are always at the forefront of trends. Here, they share a few pro tips: “This year, it is all about brick,” says Leah Wynn. “Brick designs range from interpretations of old brick walls to painted brick and new designs in brick format.”

Consider a 3D wall. “We can create tiles with three-dimensional folds, wavy ridges and raised geometry,” says Jenny Dabrowksi. “When you put these materials together, it creates a 3D wall that really draws the eye.” And finally, mix and match.

“Fragmented patterns on square and rectangular tiles produce large and unique compositions,” says Kathy Shumate. “By mixing and matching geometric shapes such as a hexagon and patterns, we can create spaces that ‘pop,’ giving a kaleidoscopic effect.”

| trending now | Cement tiles are so popular. The new hot way to express this trend is underfoot, with colorful, intricately patterned cement tiles that can make a statement in any space.

From vintage to contemporary, these unique patterns result in a truly show-stopping look.

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K. ROCKE DESIGN 3910 E. Highland Drive, Millcreek 801-274-2720 krockedesign.com

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ince launching K. Rocke Design in 2004, Kristin Rocke has quickly set herself apart as a fearless designer. Her interior design firm is widely respected for stunning residential and hospitality work that has been recognized in multiple regional and national magazines. Rocke also shares design tips during local news TV segments.

Rocke has built a reputation for intelligent, personalized and creative designs. “I love getting to know people and what they respond to,” she says.

“I love creating something fabulous for them.” Access to the top artisans and craftsmen from around the world

lends K. Rocke Design’s projects a tailored aesthetic with distinctive details.

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Rocke also owns Glass House, a pulsating design store furnished with new and unique items to delight and elevate your tastes. Glass House carries a variety of gifts for everyone, starting from budget-friendly items of $10 up to high-end furniture, lighting and accessories. Visit the online store at GlassHouseSLC.com.

Pastels. Bold, striking, saturated hues are on the horizon. Blue perseveres and red emerges.

Steel, whites, shiplap, modern.

Oh, and an abundance of green plants not seen since the 70s: succulents. What never goes out of style is listening to clients and having a vision for what can be.

MODERN CRAFTSMAN Salt Lake City | 801-699-7675 | modern-craftsman.com

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yler Thomas Blaine seamlessly blends a world of composition, colors and shapes to create hand-crafted, functional works of art.

“I knew I couldn’t settle for anything less than a hybrid career,” says Tyler Thomas Blaine, owner.

“I wanted something that mixed an architect, builder, scientist, geologist and furniture maker with just a splash

| trending now | Hand-crafted furniture is in high demand. We see more and more requests from residential and business clients who want to create showpiece works of functional art for their home or business.

of Sherlock Holmes’ curiosity. I am thrilled that I have manifested my childhood dreams by becoming a modern craftsman.”

To let the honesty of materials shine, Modern Craftsman uses locally sourced and eco-friendly materials including concrete, steel and wood and its trademarked products OrganiCrete® and IronClad®. Blaine specializes in exceptional quality and attention to detail in every step of the process, from consultation and design to fabrication and installation.

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MADISON MCCORD INTERIORS 3960 S. Highland Drive, Salt Lake City 801-277-5555 madisonmccordinteriors.com

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n 2012, Madison McCord Interiors moved to Highland Drive with its fresh look and Utah got a little more hip and interesting.

Founder Marsha Holfeltz began her career in textile buying and traveled all over the world in search of luxurious fabrics. She added home and office furnishings into the mix when she opened her first retail store in the San Francisco Bay area 14 years ago. Luckily for Utah, she felt that Salt Lake needed some of her high-glam and mid-century modern looks and opened her location at 3960 S. Highland Drive.

Since then, Madison McCord Interiors has become the mid-century modern and contemporary furniture headquarters in town, known for its custom upholstery. With stunning sofas, sectionals and chairs in more than 700 frames and available in over 1,000 fabrics and leathers, it’s easy. “First you select a style, then the size and configuration that best suits your needs, and finally the fabric,” Holfeltz

explains. “In just three weeks, it will be nestled in your home.” You can also custom design dining chairs, beds, tables and settees. Holfeltz welcomes a challenge and encourages customers to bring in pictures or drawings. “Our custom design team will make your personal vision a one-of-a-kind beauty,” she says. “With our custom capabilities, you can have exactly what you are dreaming of.”

The showroom features a large selection of artwork including prints and giclée from local and

national artists. “I love to use artwork as pops of color,” she says. “But if you want a teal or orange sofa, go for it. Don’t be afraid of color.”

| trending now | Concrete and industrial. Our clients love pairing concrete with live-edge woods, solid walnuts, steel and contemporary glass to get a hip, industrial look.

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HOUSE OF JADE INTERIORS 801-592-4591 houseofjadeinteriors.com

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he dynamic duo at the helm of House of Jade Interiors, co-owners and head designers Erin Morgan and Kirsten Krason, consider business a passion. “We love being creative and coming up with original and sophisticated designs,” says Morgan.

One of the top design firms in the state, its distinctive design has adorned homes in both the Salt Lake and Utah County Parade of Homes and received numerous mentions in press and online. A signature style: mixing beautiful patterns and color infused with white and clean lines. “We specialize in being on top of current trends while still maintaining a classic and sophisticated look,” says Krason.

building new homes, remodeling or decorating large spaces in their homes,” says Morgan.

| trending now | Modern farmhouse. Our clients are clamoring for some type of farmhouse feel. We love this trend because it brings in so many pretty textures, including natural wood, and also lets you mix rustic pieces with modern, streamlined items.

The firm provides full design services as well as eDesign—a virtual package. Browse its refreshing array of textiles, art, rugs and accessories online. “We offer an intimate experience for clients who are

GREGG HODSON INTERIOR DESIGN

knowledge to your project, but also draws on the aspects of architecture, environmental psychology, product, and furniture design as well as traditional decorating.

“When creating and designing a space, it’s important that the space is conducive to your life and how you live it,” says Hodson. “We always ask what is missing in the design in terms

of the ‘feel’ of the space. It’s important that each client is heard and acknowledged, and together, we explore solutions that culminate in functional and appealing spaces.”

1360 E. South Temple Salt Lake City | 801-532-4465 gregghodsondesign.com

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ncorporating your personal aesthetic with design principles is no small task. But when Gregg Hodson, owner of Gregg Hodson Interior Design, is involved, it is a seamless process. Gregg Hodson Interior Design is a full-service interior design firm specializing in custom residential interiors and commercial projects. Hodson has been designing beautiful, distinctive interiors for more than 20 years and not only brings his experience and

| pro tip | Through the study of human behavior, an interior designer is able to manipulate the architectural integrity of the interior space to create a lifestyle experience that thrills and delights.

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FLUENT FLOORS

| pro tip | We’ve done our research to offer the most popular widths, textures and colors. Our products are CARB-compliant and designed specifically for this climate. Invest in highquality flooring that adds value to your home.

Trust us to help you find your floor.

2705 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City 801-977-1171 fluentfloors.com

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aving a hard time choosing your new floor?

Fluent Floors simplifies your selection by offering only the most popular products at the best prices. Fluent Floors is proud to deliver superior quality flooring. We’re constantly working to ensure that our products meet the highest industry standards, from raw materials to the finished product. Fluent Floors is only sold through our exclusive dealer group in order to provide you with the best service and technical installation support.

With so many options, the possibilities to get the look and feel you want for your home are endless. The Fluent Floors Engineered collection combines the look and feel of solid wood with cross-ply construction, providing a more stable, versatile, and affordable option. The Fluent Floors Solid collection unites authentic wood characteristics with strong and durable elegance

for a naturally warm look. The Fluent Floors Laminate collection features distinctive grains and textures to provide the realistic look and feel of natural wood at an affordable price. And finally, the Fluent Floors Vinyl collection provides a water and scratch-resistant combination which makes it especially durable in high-traffic kid and pet areas.

We’re proud to offer a simplified buying experience with no waiting and no hassles. We have a large, local inventory with all of the products in our display in stock. If you end up with too much or too little material, simply return cartons for a refund or pick up another carton. It’s that easy. To find a dealer near you, visit fluentfloors.com.

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tailor a space reflecting your individual personality and preferences,” says Winn.

The Black Goose Design offers quality home furnishings, accessories, custom window treatments, and wall coverings. “Our award-winning design team offers a variety of styles, expertise and personalities to create the perfect client-designer relationship,” she says.

THE BLACK GOOSE DESIGN 7652 Holden Street, Midvale 801-562-1933 theblackgoosedesign.com

| Trending now | Shiplap is on point. Everyone loves the personality of this amazing wall treatment, (we even used it in our showroom), but it doesn’t have to be all white.

We love the light stain on this beautiful poplar, enhancing the natural grain of the wood.

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ncorporating texture to monochromatic design adds depth and warmth,” says Kelly Winn, senior interior designer at The Black Goose Design. “Elements like shiplap, grasscloth wallpaper and metal work together to soften the space.”

For the past 30 years, The Black Goose Design has been providing high-end furniture and fresh designs.

“We work with the best vendors to provide the resources you need to

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veryone has their own definition of home, a small word for such an important place. And no one knows this better than the folks at Details Comforts for the Home.

This charming shop is filled with vintage treasures, new quality furniture and bedding that will stand the test of time.

“We love to help you make your home feel safe, warm and comfortable, a place that reflects the people who live there, filled with things that you love,” says owner Rebecca Hatch.

DETAILS COMFORTS FOR THE HOME 1987 S. 1100 East, Salt Lake City 801-364-8963 | detailscomforts.com

Details Comforts for the Home has everything you need. Find the perfect sofa or chair that supports your busy life, mirrors that reflect your unique style, modern lighting fixtures that help set the right mood, or art that brings color and interest to a room. It also offers some of the best bedding lines in the industry as well as plush towels and bath rugs that add a touch of serenity to your most private spaces.

| trending now | It’s all about bringing color, comfort and texture to your home.

Focus on the details with rugs, an assortment of eclectic photo frames, and floral prints that add a fresh pop.

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REGENCY ROYALE 331 S. Rio Grande St #105, Salt Lake City 801-575-6525 regencyroyale.com

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or the past 33 years, Regency Royale has been providing quality custom area rugs, wall coverings and specialty broadloom carpet to the interior design community. “We source from all over the world to meet the needs of any project, large or small,” says President Kathleen Emery.

Regency Royale specializes in historical preservation and working with architects, interior designers and contractors to provide the most cost effective and appropriate product for any design project. “We encourage our customers to be creative,” says Emery. “It all starts by exploring the variety of options that could be brilliant simply by changing color, scale or even overall construction. We make it as easy as possible to choose the best option that fits each customer’s time frame and budget.”

Regency Royale takes a classic approach by not necessarily following trends, but by using color and technique to enhance the inherent integrity of a space. “Recognizing both individual needs and the truth of place are critical in achieving results that last,” says Emery. “We believe that decoration can be great when it includes personal expression.”

Regency Royale frequently holds inspiring, informational events in Salt Lake City. Recently they welcomed Mr. Alex Kimia, founder of Banu Home and former senior executive vice president of floor covering for ABC Carpets in New York City. He shared his expertise in exploring an interior space by starting with the flooring. After all, the floor is the foundation of the overall design.

| pro tip | When choosing carpet and/or rugs, color is important. Do you want the foundation of the room to be a focal point or to blend in unobtrusively? If possible, choose your carpet/area rug before deciding upon paint, upholstery or window treatments because those colors can inspire the entire space.

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ARTESANO A PLASTER 163 N. State Street, Salt Lake City 801-410-0528 | artesanoplaster.com

ncient frescos, Italian villas and Roman palaces all share an elegance bound by a common thread: lime plaster. With more than 20 years of lime-plastering experience, Ryan Chivers—owner of Artesano Plaster—is passionate. “We combine

pure materials and our love of craftsmanship to speak to the soul of homes,” he says.

Trained in Marrakech in the ancient art of tadelakt, a Moroccan waterproof plaster finish, Chivers is an innovator in tadelakt for contemporary applications. The smooth polish of tadelakt makes an unforgettable experience for bathrooms, fireplaces and backsplashes. “We love the process of collaborating with design professionals and homeowners,” says Chivers. “From accent walls to plas-

| trending now | Surfaces with texture and depth.

Refined and smooth or edgy and rough, elemental lime plaster is versatile, durable and unique.

Specializing in clean lines and minimalist colors, Artesano’s mineral-based finishes are easily applied over drywall, making plaster a natural, yet sophisticated, option.

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Chivers has been featured in the NYTimes Style Blog, Denver Post and 5280 Magazine. One of a few tadelakt artisans in the U.S., Artesano Plaster recently relocated to Utah from Colorado.

| trending now | Embrace wall coverings. Durable, resilient and functional–this alternative to paint has incredible potential. Capitalize on overlooked square footage by expressing your aesthetic with added texture and interest. Apply a bold print to one side of a blasé hallway, stairwell or powder room and transform it from ordinary to extraordinary.

620 E. 100 South, Salt Lake City 801-961-8511 | DunkerBeal.com

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esign partners Michele Dunker and Cody Beal share a passion for exquisite detail. These Beehive State locals are quite a buzz in the intermountain design community, so it’s no surprise that Dunker Beal Interior Design has earned a distinct collection of clients spanning the western states. Dunker and Beal are resourceful, purposeful visionaries.

This experienced team is known for retaining lifelong clients due to the amount of tailored attention they provide each project. It doesn’t matter if you are breaking ground, breathing fresh life into an existing space, or even just looking for a thoughtful gift; these two will always have your back. If it can’t be found in their stunning artillery of

tering an entire home, your unique vision fuels our inspiration.”

décor, they will hunt it down for you. Don’t believe it? Drop by their inspiring Salt Lake City showroom and put them to the test. Treat your senses to an array of rich textures, unique art, exotic accessories and fabulous finishes.

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H&H DESIGN Located in Sugarhouse, SLC, Utah 801-556-7823 amberhobbs.com

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aving grown up in a creative family—an architect father, urban planner brother and carpenter grandfather—it came as no surprise when Amber Hobbs established boutique design company H&H Design in 2009. Specializing in residential and hospitality interior design

and styling, H&H offers unique, authentic and award-winning interior design services to clients throughout the state. Hobbs works to design and implement a collaborative vision with each of her clients, professional associates, architects and experienced builders.

“We aim to conjure warm, inviting spaces that feel like your home,” says Hobbs. “While many design trends have an appeal all their own, what’s most vital to H&H is that our clients love the end result. We work together in conceptualizing and executing customized living spaces that make residents—and their guests—happy just being there!”

With nearly two decades of experience in the interior design industry, Hobbs instinctively differentiates between ephemeral fads that quickly age and timeless style that maintains a classic appeal—a skill that has served her clients, who savor modern, refined design. Hobbs has accrued numerous awards in an industry that praises and admires her expertise, talent and drive: Best of Houzz (Utah, 2010-2013); a Chrysalis Award (National Winner of Whole House Remodel over $1 Million, 2001); and recognition from Salt Lake Parade of Homes (Best in Show, 2009).

| trending now | Support independent local makers. Wellcrafted and timeless pieces that reflect your personal life, such as; collections from traveling, your hobbies and lifestyle all tell the story about who you are. Display such artifacts from room to room – via furniture, art and even personal collections.