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D E S E R T
SPRING/
SUMMER 2021
> THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ARIZONA NORTH CHAPTER OF ASID >
The Artist
Within
Cover art:
CONTENTS
SPR/SUM 2021
Feature
The Artist Within .......................18
"Resonance" by featured artist,
Christine Cassano.
PRESIDENT’S LETTER ............................................................ 2
I N E V E RY I S S U E
CHAPTER NEWS .....................................................................4
MEDIA PARTNER NEWS ........................................................12
INDUSTRY PARTNER NEWS ...............................................14
STUDENT NEWS ..................................................................24
SPONSOR DIRECTORY ........................................................26
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t’s been a challenging year, yet we are staying positive
through the pandemic, blessed that the design JUNE
community is staying busy and thriving. Grateful for our
abundances, our sponsors, our industry partners, and your Wednesday, June 23rd
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designers we serve as essential advisors, not only to respond to COVID-19, but
more so to lead and activate health, safety, and welfare for all.
As we move forward, let’s challenge ourselves to design with purpose, take
JULY
action for positive change, embody the role of trusted advocates for people in Thursday, July 15th
the built environment – and inspire others to participate in the movement to Collaborative and
actualize excellence.
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As creatives, let’s color outside the lines, break out of old patterns in order to
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see things in a new way. Sometimes we constrain our creativity when we box
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ourselves in. When we do this, we fail to see solutions outside of the status quo. If
AUGUST
you have boxed yourself in... simply get rid of the box.
• Let your mind be free to think what the human eye can comprehend.
Wednesday, August 4th
• The more you stay creative, experiment and dream, the more you can explore
Virtual Roundtable
5:30-6pm
the beauty in life.
Friday, August 13th
• Your greatest work of art will reflect all that is meaningful to you!
Virtual Drive Thru
8-8:30am
• Let your life be a work of your heart.
Saturday, August 21st
Thanks to the poets, painters, writers, musicians and other artists as they are all
The Design Excellence
teachers and also healers of souls. They heal, nourish, alleviate soul's pains in a way
no one else can do, and of course, they're not doing it alone. Their part is truly
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linking us to our own one of a kindness.
I hope to see you all at the Gala, Saturday, August 21, 2021.
SEPTEMBER
With deep gratitude,
Thursday, September 9th
Paddy ASID Student & Emerging
Professional Kick-Off
PADDY RASMUSSEN, Allied ASID
OCTOBER
Arizona North Chapter President
Saturday, October 23rd
ASID Student Charette
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D E S E R T
2020 – 2021
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ASID ARIZONA NORTH CHAPTER
PO Box 36795
Phoenix AZ 85067 Originally from Virginia, Paddy has lived in Phoenix since
President high school. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in
602.569.8916
PADDY RASMUSSEN Interior Design from The Art Institute. In 2016, Paddy
Info@azn.asid.org founded New Beginnings, a company that helps people
Allied ASID
www.azn.asid.org president@azn.asid.org move forward after loss.
C O M M U N I C AT I O N S D I R E C T O R
JANET JACKSON, Allied ASID Membership Director
CHRISTINE RHODES
President-elect Industry Partner Rep,
Editorial Staff JENNIFER BIFFER Facings of America
ASID membership@azn.asid.org
EDITOR
PAIGE LEWIS, Allied ASID Founder and President of Duneier Design, Originally from southern California, Christine
Jennifer has designed homes primarily in moved to Arizona while still a child. She
A S S I S TA N T E D I T O R New York and Scottsdale but also as far studied marketing at Phoenix College and
reaching as Cairo, Egypt. Jennifer graduated joined ASID as an industry partner rep in
CHRISTINA DICKINSON, ASID from the New York School of Interior Design, 2015. Christine is the Communications
earned her NCIDQ certification, and is a Coordinator for Facings of America.
PROOFREADERS professional member of ASID.
JEWELL BLAIR, Allied ASID
BRENDA EMRICH, Industry Partner Rep
MIRANDA GWILLIAM, Industry Partner Rep Professional Development Director
Finance Director TERI SMITHERS
JANET JACKSON, Allied ASID SUJAYA REDDY, ASID
CINDY LEWTON, ASID Allied ASID professionaldevelopment@azn.asid.org
finance@azn.asid.org
DEB RITCHIE, Administrator Teri is the lead designer and owner of TLS
Sujaya worked in the information technology Interior Design. Her goal is to design spaces
F. CHRISTOPHER WEST, Allied ASID
field prior to earning her degree in interior that are functional, sustainable, aesthetically
design at Mesa Community College. After beautiful and true to her design values. Teri
working as an assistant designer for Pulte loves to travel with her husband and family,
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Homes, she began her own business working create with molten glass, and make unique
RICK EMRICH, Marketing Rep for on remodeling projects. pieces of jewelry.
ASID Arizona North Chapter
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JANET JACKSON Student Representative to the Board
Allied ASID MARWAH ASAD
janet@azredo.com Student ASID
Desert Design Magazine is published by the Arizona North studentrep@azn.asid.org
Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers Janet has worked in the construction and
Marwah is an amazing student. She has
(ASID). Editorial content and the Desert Design Magazine design industries for over thirty years.
title are controlled and owned by the Arizona North Chapter degrees in computer science, architectural
She has held management positions with
of ASID. Reproduction of this publication in whole or in part, technology and interior design. She is now a
prestigious homebuilders in the Valley.
in any form, is strictly prohibited without the written junior in the NAU Interior Design BS program.
She has degrees in accounting and interior
permission of the Arizona North Chapter of ASID. The Marwah also works as a Design Consultant at
Arizona North Chapter of ASID assumes no responsibility
design and holds a CPA license with the
Facings of America.
for the validity of advertisers’ claims or statements made in state of Arizona. Currently, she is Director of
published items. Operations for Alliance Contracting.
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KRISTIN BATSCHE
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Submit Date: Sept 15, 2021
Kristin has been in the tile business since
Submit to: 2000. She is excited to be joining Daltile and
communications@azn.asid.org thrilled to be a part of ASID and help connect
industry partners with the design community.
Topic: Design Excellence Awards Kristin loves time with her daughter and to
fish and kayak.
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CHAPTER NEWS
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5:00 - 8:00 PM
across the US attended the
Renaissance Phoenix Arizona North Chapter
• Thoma-Holec Design’s Downtown
study group this past spring! ASID
beautiful community, The Allied members from Texas, Florida,
Colonnade in Surprise, AZ, Indiana, Nevada, and Connecticut
received the Gold Award for joined members of both the North
Best Assisted Living or Special and South Arizona Chapters via
Needs Community from the Zoom as we poured through 100's
National Association of Home of pages of material.
Builders (NAHB) 55+ Housing The Spring 2021 exam marked
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CHAPTER NEWS
T
he past year has been incredibly challenging for everyone. As we move
into 2021, we are facing similar challenges but, as one of the most active
ASID chapters in the nation, we are finding ways to make it work. And
make it work, we are!!
We are continuing the Industry Partner Drive Thru Series until our
membership feels more comfortable being in a group setting at chapter meetings.
These Zoom presentations give us the opportunity to learn about our industry
partners and their businesses from the comfort of our home or office. Join us
as we present local and national guest speakers. Look for information about
upcoming presentations in The Buzz!
MAR Underfoot
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big thank you to Gary and Shelly Lester, Deanna Miekle and Stan Upitor! They were amazing hosts
of our March DriveThru event. Shelly began by walking us through their huge showroom filled with
everything you could imagine (or can’t even imagine!) for flooring and wall coverings.
Shelly introduced us to Garrett Leather, a family-owned company in Buffalo, NY. They import fine Italian
leathers, many of which are available with short lead times and great pricing.You can select full and half hides
for your projects. Their newest creation is "Nurtured by Nature" great for wall panels, headboards, etc. They offer
leather welting and wovens and leather bindings for rugs which can be fabricated for any rug in Underfoot’s
onsite workroom. Pressed leathers are also available. Amazing!
Underfoot offers the largest selection of wool carpet in the southwest. They have an infinite array of
broadloom carpet and rug options in all styles, colors, materials and budgets. They have 10,000-15,000 samples
on site! See a broadloom option that you really want to have as a rug? Gary can make that happen. Underfoot
has many outdoor options as well. Wide widths are available for large projects. They have woven vinyls that are
great for residential gyms and other uses. Their natural grasses and hair-on-hide options are customizable. If you
can dream it, they can make it happen!
Deanna discussed area rugs and their wide range of size availability. They are easy to view and arranged
by color and style. There are many wools, synthetics and natural products available.You can easily add borders
to your selections, backings and customized pads. Most of the rug options are in stock with short lead times.
Underfoot’s workroom provides an array of services to make creative designs and full customization so easy!
Stan discussed Underfoot’s hard surface products. They have a tremendous display of engineered wood
flooring-over 2000 samples. Underfoot works with a local company to provide herringbone or chevron patterns
for manufacturers who don’t offer those options. Their porcelain tile and natural stone options are incredible.
Large format selections are available. There are metal, wood and mirror details that can be added to any design.
Other materials include cork, rubber flooring for gyms, waterproof vinyls, bamboo, etc. They have many
companies who offer fully customizable sizes and colors for tile. Their wood-look plank tile selection is huge.
They offer mosaic tile for backsplashes, pool tile and laser cut tile that is gorgeous!
Check out Underfoot! Gary, Shelly, Deanna and Stan are knowledgeable, professional and so great to
work with.
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n Friday April 9th in partnership with Arizona North Chapter of ASID, Arizona Fireplaces had the
pleasure of hosting the March DriveThru event featuring Ross Morrison,VP-Marketing of Stellar
Hearth Products, an industry leader in creativity, advanced technology and one of the most extensive
lines of luxury fireplaces available for both indoor and outdoor hearth projects.
Whether you are adding a grand single-sided fireplace to your room or using a multi-sided fireplace as a
room divider to help break up an open concept layout, clients choose from seven different design configurations
to identify the perfect fireplace for any living space. Beautiful fires demand to be seen and Stellar’s Galaxy
Series provides taller viewing areas and more BTU’s of flame than any other in its class.
If Stellar Hearth Products is known for its innovation and design, Ross Morrison undoubtedly is the
visionary behind the operation. Hailing from Minneapolis, MN, Ross’ sales career in the fireplace industry
began in 1990. His in-depth knowledge, experience and creative mind took him straight to marketing with a
position shift to Marketing & Product Development for a competing brand. He served as CMO for eight years
before conceptualizing the Stellar Hearth brand in 2009, developing a presence in the gas fireplace market and
serving a premium, affluent clientele. continued on page 12
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CHAPTER NEWS
Roundtable
The Power of Staying Connected
Throughout the winter and into spring, the Arizona North Chapter
hosted a monthly Roundtable Discussion over Zoom. These
roundtables are traditionally part of our monthly chapter meetings but
have been hosted separately over Zoom while we haven’t been able to
be together in person.
> FEBRUARY ROUNDTABLE
DEDE RADFORD, Allied ASID
F
or our February event, Dede Radford, Allied ASID shared her vast knowledge of color with us. Dede
just recently retired after a long career working in the world of paint. Here are some of the highlights of
what we learned in Dede’s discussion:
• As designers are always using color, understanding tones and tints is a vital component of selecting
the right color for a project. There are so many undertones of color especially with grays and yellows and
understanding these is an important skill to develop.
• Paint is tinted using the RGB color space or RGB color system, this system constructs all the colors from
the combination of the Red, Green and Blue colors. Using this system there are 16,777,216 possible colors!
It’s no wonder selecting the perfect one is so hard. Luckily, professional paint tinters can mathematically match
colors from fabric samples or other swatches. For an easy resource check out https://www.easyrgb.com/en/
where you can match, compare or convert color data.
Dede also explained that there is a science to shadows and sunlight and how it affects color in the space,
be it morning, noon or night. Understanding how a color looks in a space in all kinds of light can help avoid
making a mistake when selecting a paint color and having to repaint. The one aspect of paint that many
designers fail to take into account is light reflective value and yet it is one of the most important things to
reference. There are many CEU’s on the subject available in the ASID Academy.
> MARCH ROUNDTABLE
Sherry Hauser, ASID
Past President, Arizona North Chapter
F
irst of all, we would like to thank, Sherry Hauser, ASID for volunteering to help us as the Committee
Chair for the Roundtable events. She has been lining up Past Presidents to share their expertise.
Sherry herself hosted the Roundtable in March where she discussed client development. A few tips
she shared about building clientele are being involved in your community, perfecting a style or focusing on a
geographic area. She recommended that you can build exposure by being at your children’s events, generally
getting out and meeting people and old-fashioned networking. Some designers also specialize in a certain style
of design and sell their services focusing on that expertise. And of course, it can be helpful to stay focused in a
certain area of the valley in order to build a concentrated clientele.
It is important that once you develop your client base that you maintain it by meeting their needs and
exceeding their expectations then getting referral business based on consistently delivering excellence. If your
design is solution based, fast and efficient then you only have to please your clients.
Another way to attract clients is to do massive amounts of advertising and open a brick-and-mortar
design studio where you can meet with clients and other professionals. Regardless, if you go big to start or
not, developing strategic relationships around the Interior Design business with developers, architects, and
contractors will help you achieve referral business. Ultimately, what you want is referral business based on
excellent performance. Work toward being as good as you can be.
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It’s important to showcase your work with professional photography to prove what you can do and have
a presence with a website on social media. It’s fun to see how good it can look especially staging a recently
completed project. Then entice the clients to purchase the items used in those photos as well.
For Sherry, many of her clients have become her friends which makes working with them even more
enjoyable. In her career she finds that every project is different, so every day is different too. As she does
research on products for these new projects she shares her findings on her blog at LuxeSpecs.com so be sure to
check out her helpful specifications.
> APRIL ROUNDTABLE
LuAnn Thoma-Holec, FASID
Past President, Arizona North Chapter
L
uAnn Thoma-Holec, FASID is the owner of Thoma-Holec Design, a national award-winning senior
living design firm. She is known as an expert in the field of senior housing. She explained that to build a
new senior living community from start to finish it takes almost three years. A remodel is normally six to
twelve months.
Due to the pandemic, senior living communities (SLCs) dropped in occupancy by 70% to 80%. In order to
be profitable, they need stay at 90% occupancy. To help boost occupancy again, some have started to require
employees be vaccinated. The growth market for senior living communities is Baby Boomers aged 55 and over,
who are choosing SLCs for their parents based on their vicinity to their personal residences.
Even before the pandemic, technology was becoming a major aspect of design in senior housing. These
technologies can be used in wayfinding such as color changing signage and sensors under carpets among many
other applications. These sensors can take residents’ temperatures to detect infection or sense if a resident’s gait
has changed signaling a stroke or other physiological injury. In many SLCs, WIFI will be amped up to ensure
connectivity in all rooms and all residents will have iPads and smart televisions to keep them entertained and in
touch with family.
Other fun facts LuAnn shared are stairways in senior living communities are not for the residents but for
that “homey feel” yet only the staff and guests use them. Wall coverings are not used only for aesthetics but are
made three dimensional to help hide acoustic systems behind art. Special touches LuAnn likes to include in her
designs are fun and elaborate ceilings using clouds and other decorative elements.
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Interior Designer for Hire
Kick Off!
O
ur signature program, Interior Designer for Hire (IDFH), kicked off to a great start this year in
January. Our PR partner, Evolve Marketing, promoted the program through interviews, and articles
were published across the Valley in local TV channels, newspapers, magazines and social media.Year after
year this program has continued to grow, and we look forward to the seasons ahead. IDFH has helped many
designers build their businesses over the years and we have touched countless lives, bringing them beautiful
designs and functional spaces. Profits from IDFH remain earmarked for student scholarships and educational
programs, including
funding of chapter
community efforts.
With the
concerns around
COVID-19 still
looming, we
reached almost 90%
of our projected
goal. While our
fundraising goals
were not met,
our campaign was
successful in the
promotion of our
design community
to the public. The
Interior Designer
For Hire Program
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is our big fundraiser for
the year, encouraging
designers to volunteer their
time to benefit student
education, the scholarship
fund, and to support our
charity, Stepping Stones
of Hope. SSOH provides
programming for grieving
families. Such exposure
increases the brand identity
of the Arizona North
Chapter of ASID and
ultimately, the value of your
ASID appellation.
On behalf of the chapter,
we would like to extend
a heartfelt thank you to
all the designers who
contributed their time and
talents towards the IDFH
consultations.
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rtists are magicians and I have always envied those that can take a brush to canvas, a
chisel to a piece of marble, a pen or pencil to a piece of paper and create an incredible
painting, sculpture or sketch seemingly out of nowhere. The ability to start from
nothing and create something beautiful (or at least attention-getting) is a true gift and one that
I have always admired. Mostly, because when I’m given a blank canvas, my lack of visual artistic
skill becomes apparent pretty quickly. My creative talents lie elsewhere (some considered my
athleticism on my college soccer field to be art, but I’ll let history decide).
For some, their creative art is highly visible with painters, photographers, graphic artists and
others that create a vibrant world for everyone to appreciate. Of course, interior designers fall
into that category, as well. I continually watch the artists of ASID who look at four blank walls
and create art that people can live within every day. To create a room or an entire home to be
appreciated by their owners, friends, and family for the years to come is a real talent - a talent
that many people claim they have, but only a few truly do. As ASID members, you have elevated
the artform and proven yourselves as true artists.
Art is something that unites everyone, and an interior designer often has a unique assignment
LAUREN STURMAN to integrate two individual’s styles into one cohesive work. Many times, the interior designer
Group Publisher becomes a marriage counselor, negotiating and compromising between the two parties. I know
Modern Luxury Scottsdale that in my own house, there is a constant tension between differing styles and tastes (mine is
Interiors Scottsdale great and his is less great). A truly talented interior designer will know how to navigate those
Scottsdale Art + conflicts and ultimately create something beautiful that both parties can appreciate. I would
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consider that artistry of an entirely different level.
I think it’s safe to say that if you’re reading this letter in this magazine you would consider
yourself to be an artist, or at least, a creative.Your ability to conjure together something from
nothing is nothing short of magic and I am excited to be watching you perform your magic
shows year after year.
April DriveThru continued from page 7
Stellar Hearth grew quickly and as a result, was acquired by Hearth & Home Technologies.
Hearth & Home Technologies (HHT) is an operating division of HNI Corporation. HNI is
dedicated to delivering long-term value to its shareholders, exceeding customer expectations and
being a responsible corporate citizen.
Today, the company innovates and manufactures for the fireplace industry, earning recognition
for their award-winning indoor and outdoor fireplace products alike.
Experience the Stellar Galaxy, up close and personal only at Arizona Fireplaces’ showrooms.
Two convenient locations serve designers, architects and builders, featuring a knowledgeable sales
team and customer service division that is second to none! Keith Richardson is President of both
Arizona Fireplaces and AF Distributors - industry leaders in retail and 2-step distribution centers
that serve the southwest. These two companies represent the largest combined part of the family
business. The other related companies include AF Steel (fabricators and installers of structural steel
in metro Phoenix for large commercial and residential builders), Modern Flames (manufacturer
and international brand of electric fireplaces), and Grand Canyon Gas logs (manufacturer of gas
logs and burners).
Learn more at Arizona Fireplaces.com. View the Stellar Galaxy at either showroom.
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APPLIANCE & HOME
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Jessica Gessler is the Director of Sales for Arizona Appliance & Home. She
has been in the industry for over 20 years and is proud to lead their tenured sales
team. They provide a consultative selling atmosphere where the team gets to know
their customers and help them build their dream kitchen. E.A. Thomas founded Arizona Appliance & Home
(previously Arizona Wholesale Supply Co.) in his early days as an appliance distributor, strapping MaytagTM
washing machines to his Pierce-Arrow car and driving them to ranches and farms, letting residents try out
the machines in-person. Today, they continue this tradition of hard work and excellent service with over 30
legacy brands including Sub-Zero/Wolf TM, Whirlpool, Perlick, GE, Thermador, LG, Blue Star, Monogram
and many others. They offer complete delivery and installation for all brands to ensure that appliances are
installed to the full manufacturer guidelines.You can visit them online or in-person at well-placed showrooms
in Scottsdale, Phoenix, and Tucson. For over 75 years, Arizona Appliance & Home has been the state’s premier
provider of appliances and more since 1944.
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In 1977, John Huarte started Arizona Tile with one small location in San
Diego. Forty-four years later, Arizona Tile has locations in eight western states
with more coming soon, making it one of the largest independent importers and
distributors of natural stone and porcelain/ceramic tile in the United States.
Roland Arnold is an Outside Sales Representative for Arizona Tile (and past
board director for our chapter) and has been with the company for more than 23
years. He adheres to the Huarte family’s directive that, “no job is too small, every
customer is important.”
Arizona Tile supplies tile, stone and quartz to production builders, commercial projects and custom
residential throughout the United States, but mainly focuses on the West. This regional concentration allows
them to maintain stock and the ability to move material quickly from one of their distribution centers to
where it is needed quickly. “We don’t think it’s boastful to say, that in our opinion, no one does this better,”
says Roland, “I think it’s because, we never lose sight of the final user, and that’s the homeowner.”
Roland is also sure to keep his eyes on another important clientele, adding, “The design community,
especially in Arizona, caters to such a diverse clientele, and does it so well, we’re truly honored to be even a
small part of it, and always will be.” It is his goal to make Arizona Tile one of the most dependable suppliers
any designer can use.
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DAL-TILE
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Dal-Tile is the country’s leading manufacturer and distributor of
high-quality porcelain, ceramic, glass, mosaic and stone tile, natural stone,
quartz, installation product and more. For the team there, providing the
best products and overall experience will always be a top priority. Their
Commercial Architectural and Design and Residential/Builder Field
Reps are happy to present the latest products from their brands and to
assist you with specifying the correct products for your project. They
have three locations in the Metropolitan Phoenix Area. Their Tempe and
Scottsdale Showroom Design Consultants offer free design services and guidance for your design.
Denise Bowser has been an Arizona Architectural/Design Rep for over 25 years, including the last
15 years with Dal-Tile. She finds the construction industry fascinating. Denise is always amazed at the
creativity, knowledge and collaboration involved in completing a beautiful and functional, commercial or
residential project.
Andrea Smith received an Interior Design Degree from the American Institute of Interior Design in
2005. She started working on model homes for several builders and did residential design. She came to
Daltile in 2015 as a consultant in their showroom and accepted a position as an A&D rep in 2017.
Ryan Seifer has worked in hard-surface flooring for over a decade working in high end markets such as
Chicago and Orange County, CA. He is now a Showroom Design Consultant. When not designing beautiful
spaces, Ryan enjoys attending the theatre, live music, and hosting friends for “dive-in” movies.
Meegan Gillett has been in the Dal-Tile family since 2011. She moved from the showroom into
Architectural Sales where she quickly realized her talents fit best. Meegan will tell you: “I love what I do
and am proud to work for a company that produces amazing trend setting, sustainable design solutions for
architects and designers”.
Diana Lubic is a Design Consultant and has been in the design and construction materials industry for
over 21 years with a background in natural stone, stone veneer, paint and interior design. When not in the
Scottsdale showroom, Diana enjoys hiking, reading, cooking and wine tasting.
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Described by her colleagues as highly organized and a skilled communicator,
Paige Snodgrass has developed a unique perspective when it comes to working
with customers as a Showroom Sales Consultant at Ferguson Enterprises.
She is influenced by her background in opera and understands the importance
of sensory experiences. Paige says, “During a remodel or build, homeowners are looking to create a new
experience. Think about when you turn on the radio and you hear a song from when you were a teen.
Memories come flooding back and it is almost like you are experiencing them again. Or sometimes, we turn
on a piece of music so we can feel a certain way. It is the same thing in kitchen and bath product selection.
Homeowners want products – appliances, fixtures and more – that recreate a feeling. They may not know
how to describe the feeling in words. My job is to connect them to that feeling with products. It’s a highly
consultative and hands-on experience.”
Along with her in-depth knowledge gained from working directly with customers, she studied at Wheaton
College and earned a degree from the University of Arizona. Additionally, Paige is a Certified Lighting
Consultant (CLC) by the American Lighting Association.
When not helping clients bring their visions to life, she enjoys running and soaking in scenic mountain views.
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IP Pinpoint
Sherwin-Williams ®
The Sherwin-Williams Company was founded by Henry Sherwin and Edward
Williams in Cleveland, OH in 1866. They operate over 4000 independent stores in the US
and have operations in over 120 countries. Sherwin-Williams’ products have decorated the
White House, Air Force One, the Golden Gate Bridge, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame,
championship race cars, stadiums and the famous “Hollywood” sign in California.
As the Sherwin-Williams Company Senior Designer Account Executive, Laurie Clark
supports the design community in Arizona, Las Vegas and Southern Utah. Laurie works
directly with interior designers to support their efforts to learn about paint products and
color. She frequently hosts informational seminars and CEU classes, including our annual
Colormix Forecast events!
Today, the company is a global leader in the development, manufacture and sale of
innovative coatings and related products. www.sherwinwilliams.com
Laurie started in the industry in 1985 and served as President of her school's Interior
Design Student Chapter. Since then, she switched sides and found supporting the design
industry to be her passion. She has worked with Sherwin-Williams since 2005 as the
Senior Designer Account Executive supporting residential interior designers in the state of
Arizona, Las Vegas, NV. and southern Utah.
The Art Department
The Art Department has been serving the local Phoenix design community for over
twenty-five years as “a prerequisite for art, design and framing.” For the past fourteen years,
Terry Amerine has been the friendly face you can find designing art and framing packages
in their Scottsdale Airpark showroom.
Terry’s experience in the business, however, has roots that run even deeper. As a graduate
from Arizona State University with a BA in Art Education, he has been educating, learning
and working in the industry for the past thirty-three years. His focus is staying on top of
current design and framing trends and to help keep his clients aware of the newest offerings.
Alongside Terry, the staff at The Art Department has industry experience totaling almost
100 years and it shows in the quality of craftsmanship in each and every framing project.
“I have been blessed to work with so many talented designers over the years” said Terry,
“I cherish the relationships I have built over that time and I look forward to continuing to
grow and serve this industry!”
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SPR/ SU M 2 0 2 1 DE SE RT DE SIG N 17The Artist
Within
L eann Fernald, Industry Partner of ASID, recently connected with the
talented local artist Christine Cassano surrounded by her beautiful
and thought awakening works exhibited at the Mesa Artspace
Lofts in Mesa, Arizona. Cassano reminds us that art enhances our
lives not only visually but emotionally and intellectually. Christine
also invites us to consider the impact we have in the world and
challenges us to use our power, intelligence and voice to make a
positive difference.
18 D E S E RT D ES I G N S P R / S U M 2021"Resonance"
Impact and Connection
Art is expression, Design is solution. Impact and connection are powerful words, and you cannot have one
without the other. They are inherently linked, like art and design, and they serve to describe their respective
fields even as they illustrate their relationship to one another. Art inspires and Design solves problems. Art
in its broadest sense is a means of communication; an act of expression of feelings, thoughts or observations.
Design is a process by which feelings, thoughts and observations
are applied to achieve a specific outcome. Art and Design are
instinctively interwoven in their desire to bring meaning and
purpose to their audience.
"Recursion", a recent solo exhibit by artist and curator
Christine Cassano, explores and examines both impact and
connection. Works in a variety of mediums bring sharply into
focus how connected we are to one another, our planet and
the cosmos beyond. "Recursion" by definition means return or
repeated application of a recursive procedure, although the body
of work in the gallery can be more aptly portrayed in the artist’s
statement:
“My work explores connection, accumulation and
convergence as a metaphor within our ecological, technological
and cosmological systems. I investigate recursive patterns and
connections between biological formations, technological patterns
and aerial views of our industrial patterns and our inter-connected
"Clear Cuts"
universe. In my art practice, I often make use of inherent
physical properties or materials in order to transform them into
experimental mediums. Materials such as copper, glass, porcelain,
mirror, concrete, metal formations and
even my own hair as threading are utilized
The Conductive Cartography series
as a medium. My installations, sculptures,
sound pieces and 2D works are often
formed by layering, connecting, stacking,
tethering, and suspending materials
into accumulations. These arrangements
and relationships explore principals,
"Recursion" from
correspondences, and paradoxes of our
cultural progress while also offering new
considerations of emerging hybrid forms
and converging systems.”
Christine’s work serves as a witness
mark on the patterns of connection we as
humans have created, and the relationships
they have to the more ethereal patterns that exist. The influence of her family in aviation is apparent and
reinforces her expanded perspective. The work and careers of her father, a naval jet pilot, brother a marine corps
and commercial pilot and uncle, a veteran pilot astronaut for three of NASA’s space missions, have inspired
her to probe viewpoints from above as well as below, the macro and the micro. Intrigued by human patterns
20 D E S E RT D ES I G N S P R / S U M 2021"The Rosetta Stone"
on the earth’s surface and how circuitry
and human marks work together, she
has uncovered and captured how they
mimic one another, creating function as
well as something more indelible, a scar
if you will. Employing satellite imagery
and in-flight photography evidence of
deforestation, fracking and urban sprawl
emerge, drawing a correlation between
the things we produce and the patterns
that result. The hyper-connections on
view in her works “Moments in Cartography”, “Conductive Cartographies” and “Clear Cuts” underscore the
loop from cell to city - city to circuit - circuit to cell and back, all adding to the human impact on the earth.
Copper, a conduit, has been intentionally chosen in her work by virtue of its ubiquity in circuits that fuel our
technology, but also for its connection to the earth and the patterns caused by mining to extract it.
Art appreciation by and large, requires an audience. As an artist forced to shelter in place due to COVID 19,
for Christine, a more solitary and introspective view emerged. Her meditative drawings and sound sculptures
developed as means of maintaining mental stability. As the world was spiraling out of control and the chaotic
bombardment of pandemic, politics and civil unrest ensued, she used meditation to reach the eye of the storm.
Drawing from circuits called traces, she created a form of meditation in the hyper-connections. Focusing on
SPR/ SU M 2 0 2 1 DE SE RT DE SIG N 21"Passage Procession"
Cassano with "Porcelain Foramina" "Recursion" exhibit created during
the isolation of Covid 19.
"House of Cards"
22 D E S E RT D ES I G N S P R / SUM 2021"Axioms & Accumulation"
the human marks as visual connection points, on the beauty of hyper-connections, in isolation it was a way
to focus on personal connections. Dot, line, dot, line. Creating these works became a sort of meditative prayer
and a way to stay balanced. The stunning result, a series called “Emergence”, is a richly layered grouping of
works that bespeak not confinement but the vast constellations. This series also directly connects the meditative
formations and materials within her sound and sculptural pieces in the exhibit. There is a dialogue within these
connections, a message, one that reminds us we are all connected to one
another, to the earth and to the universe. There is a guiding wisdom in
this message, a visual map connecting the past to present and our future. Christine Cassano lives and creates
How different our lives have become in this last year, how different locally but also exhibits nationally and
our patterns have become. Design too has shifted; acute awareness of
internationally. She currently has her work
the way we live, work and play in our homes and the patterns that have
taken shape has come to the fore. A renewed emphasis on joy, health, and on exhibit at the Tempe Center for the
equity, not just in our homes but in all spaces, to create a culture that Arts and at G2 gallery in Santa Fe, New
supports greater wellness and collaboration. Charles Eames said “ Design Mexico. Locally, you can find her public art
is a plan for arranging elements in such a way as to best accomplish a installations at the Wexford Biomedical
particular purpose”. In design, our purpose is to be agents of change Campus and the AC Hotel by Marriot in
and progress. Artists then, are the Sentinels, ever-present to light the way
downtown Phoenix. To find out more
forward or remind us where we’ve been.
about Christine’s work as an artist, visit her
website at christinecassano.com.
SPR/ SU M 2 0 2 1 DE SE RT DE SIG N 23✴ ✺
STUDENT NEWS
✳
✳ ✺
Congratulations 2021 Graduates!
✺
✳ Student Portfolio Review Event
S
everal students took advantage of the newly-launched portfolio review event hosted by Villagio
Tile and held by the Arizona North Chapter of ASID.Villagio Tile presented a safe and hygienic
environment for students to present their portfolios to be critiqued and evaluated.
✺
The event consisted of a 30-minute,
one-on-one, review of each student’s
portfolio presentation with an opportunity
to have feedback from additional design
professionals. It was exciting to see the
different approach each student took to
promote themselves, showcase their unique
talents, and highlight student achievements
and awards. In addition, they outlined their
proficiency in academic skills and their
professional resume as they seek employment
in the exciting world of interior design.
ASID Professionals present were Paddy
ABOVE: Student, Danielle Smith; Designer, Wanda Fredrick
LEFT: Student, Keri Filsinger; Designer, Esther Gonzales
Rasmussen, Allied ASID; Jennifer Biffer, ASID; Susan
Solliday, ASID; Teri Smithers, ASID; Esther Gonzalez, ASID;
and Wanda Frederick, ASID.
Two additional opportunities for a Student Portfolio Review
will be available, Sat, Dec 4th and Sat, Apr 9th (locations, TBD)
for all students wanting to receive immediate personal feedback.
We look forward to meeting more students and emerging
professionals who are excited to introduce and promote
themselves through ASID.
24 D E S E RT D ES I G N S P R / S U M 2021STUDENT NEWS
Student, Lani Webb; Designers, Jennifer Biffer & Susan Solliday
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26 D E S E RT D ES I G N S P R / S U M 2021STUDENT NEWS
• COPPER •
Scottsdale Community College
A
RugWorx dapting to digital formats was by far the theme of this last year. I had
Scott Gwilliam
one and a half semesters of classes in the Interior Design program under
602 350-4083
info@rugworx.com my belt when classes went virtual last spring. Knowing that I wanted
to make the most of my time in college, I sought out any way possible to stay
connected in my program and in the local design community. Things like
• COPPER • assembling my final portfolio and serving as student body president of the
ASID chapter at Scottsdale Community College took on a different meaning
within a virtual context.
As president of ASID at SCC, I felt passionately that student members
shouldn’t be missing out on any opportunities. Being involved with ASID as
a student provides a jump start on making industry connections and learning
about the local community. So, I worked at making this experience as seamless
Scottsdale Design District
Don Payne as possible by holding virtual events where we hosted designers and industry
480-421-0221 x206 partners to talk about an area of expertise. Each month during the semester,
donpayne@floorstyles.com students could log in and spend an hour engaging with professionals in the
community. We got to hear from recent SCC graduate Katie Simpson about her
• COPPER • experience graduating during the pandemic and landing her job for Mackenzie
Collier Interiors. Local designer Molly Beresford, Allied ASID reviewed space
planning, client programming, and project budgeting. SCC professor CJ Robb
went in depth about creating a standout digital portfolio. We were so fortunate
for the time these individuals spent sharing with us and answering our questions.
Another area of the college experience that underwent a shift over the last
year was portfolio preparation. Upper-level students in the SCC program have
Villagio Tile & Stone the experience of assembling and presenting our portfolios. The way we all
Doug Adamson
480 422-6700
do business has shifted- sometimes drastically- so making sure my portfolio
doug@vtile.com works under any context was a top priority. I took extra time to make sure
my portfolio would be able to stand alone as a digital presentation. This meant
revisiting past projects and developing out their scope to create a story that
2021
could be told visually, even if I wasn’t physically present when my portfolio
was being reviewed. It was particularly exciting that I had the opportunity to
get critique from local professionals at the ASID portfolio review hosted by
Sponsor Villagio Tile. Esther Gonzalez, ASID of Italian Design Concepts went through
page by page and provided thoughtful feedback to elevate my portfolio. The
Directory event was invaluable, and it was great to see that we’re on track to having safe
in-person meet-ups in the design community.
The student experience certainly shifted. However I feel like being engaged
Our Sponsors has meant more now than ever. In some ways, it’s become even easier to be
involved with events quite literally at our fingertips. Plus, the long hours on
are Zoom make the in-person opportunities that are beginning to pop up again feel
even more gratifying. The industry has proven itself to be quite resilient, and I
exclusively think we’ve all risen to the occasion.
featured
KERI FILSINGER, Student ASID
in the Scottsdale Community College
Student Chapter President
Desert Design
magazine
SPR/ SU M 2 0 2 1 DE SE RT DE SIG N 27STUDENT NEWS
IIDA Charette Winners
CONGRATULATIONS! JUDGES ☛
• Team 2 •
1st Place Winner
• Team 3 •
1st Place Winner NEEDED
Join the excitement and support our
student members by volunteering to join
our Charette panel of judges.
To volunteer, please email
info@azn.asid.org
or call
Emilia Melissa 602-569-8916
Raines Sadowski
ASU • 3rd Year NAU • 3rd Year
Emerging Professional
A
s we look forward to new beginnings in 2021, so too does ASID. As the new Professional Development
Director, I am excited to be working with our emerging professionals. Our focus this year will be
two-fold; to bring you quality programs and events and to create mentoring opportunities for all our
young designers. Over the next year I hope to speak to many of you, hear your stories and find out how our
chapter can better help you as you move forward in your design career. We are currently working on developing
some amazing programs and events for the 2021-22 year and we hope to see many of you as we safely start to
reemerge to a new normal. We want to provide programs and events that are important to you, so please don’t
hesitate to reach out to me or any board member with any thoughts or ideas you may have. I look forward to
meeting many of you and a year of new beginnings!
Student Affairs
I
t has been a tough year for all of our student members, but there is a light at the end of this long, dark tunnel.
As we all begin to emerge back into the world, we look forward to a new year with an array of opportunities.
We are in the process of planning events and activities for our students and are excited to bring you some
new things!
The Student Design Charette originally scheduled for March 2021 has been rescheduled for October 2021.
We decided to postpone this event until the fall in the hopes that we may be able to do an in-person event. We
are working through the details now, so stay tuned for additional information later in the summer.
We are also bringing back Real-World Design Week in the Spring of 2022. We hope to create other
opportunities for you to learn and grow in your design career. We are here to help you, so if you have thoughts
or ideas, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Marwah Asad, Student Rep to the Board or any board member. We
are looking forward to a new and exciting year!
TERI SMITHERS, ASID
Director, Professional Development
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