by Kelley O'Leary | Jul 25, 2018 | Interior Design Trends
The Importance of Specifying Commercial Grade Furniture By Kim Schoenadel, CID, NCIDQ How hard can it be to select furniture? We all have done it in our homes and are often drawn to the ease and budget of online shopping outlets like Wayfair and Overstock. Catalog...
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by Sara Lasseter | Mar 16, 2018 | Interior Design Trends
Sometimes a space just needs to tell a story to come alive! How often do we experience unremarkable environments that fade into the background? Sometimes a space has everything it it needs to function on the most basic level, but still lacks the inspiration to add...
by Kelley O'Leary | Aug 29, 2016 | Interior Design Trends
Expectations of student housing have certainly evolved exponentially in the last decade. Gone are the cinderblock walled, institutional cells that were passed off as “dorm rooms” with their unbreakable crate styled furnishings and faulty air conditioning. Today’s...
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by Kelley O'Leary | Jul 18, 2016 | Interior Design Trends
As designers, the natural world is a great source of inspiration. There’s something about being outdoors that rejuvenates the body and mind. Unfortunately, it’s not always possible to get outside for long periods of time during the work day. As designers have become...
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by Sara Lasseter | May 13, 2016 | Interior Design Trends, KSA Interiors
These days everyone is trying to leverage their brand to drive growth and stand out in the crowd, whether for expanding the client base or attracting talent. In today’s environment, authenticity is expected and if your brand strategy has not been holistically...
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by Sara Lasseter | Apr 5, 2016 | Interior Design Tools, Interior Design Trends
The interior environment can affect our behavior and have an impact on how we feel. The majority of the influences are subtle, but subconsciously affect us whether we like it or not and are responsible for shaping the interactions of end-users. The color of walls...
