by Sara Lasseter | Mar 24, 2016 | Interior Design Trends
6: Work Surfaces – We’ve polled quite a few students and more often than not we get an overwhelming number of requests for fewer lounge pieces and more work surfaces! Sure, big comfy lounge chairs have their place (see #9 on the list), but students really want to be...
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by Sara Lasseter | Mar 17, 2016 | Interior Design Trends
1: Placemaking – THE MOST important thing for Universities, Colleges, and campuses is to stand out and be a place that visiting students & families remember. Incoming and even current students want to feel like their higher education college or university is a...
by Sara Lasseter | Mar 1, 2016 | Interior Design Trends
Empower: Start having conversations about workplace wellness in your organization. Build awareness, get buy-in, and be inclusive. Engage: Allow your team to drive the inititive, not your HR department. Challenge: Find your competitive streak and create friendly...
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by Sara Lasseter | Feb 3, 2016 | Interior Design Tools, Interior Design Trends
Every one of us carries within our minds the memory of some place that generates a positive emotional response. We crave these places; we seek them out; and whether we intentionally realize it, or are subconsciously driven by it, these places shape our interactions....
by Campfire | Jan 14, 2016 | Interior Design Trends
Television networks like HGTV help spread awareness about the Interior Design profession, but at times they create misperceptions about what it means to be a Designer rather than a decorator. Like Architects, Professional Engineers, and Land Surveyors, we are also...
