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Design Orange County
ASID CA Orange County
Chapter Magazine
Issue Number 37
Summer 2013
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Table of
Contents
CHAPTER NEWS
CALIFORNIA ORANGE COUNTY
President’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
President-Elect’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
NCIDQ Exam Dates & Deadlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
ASID CA ORANGE COUNTY
CHAPTER OFFICE
Q Prep. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
23811 Aliso Creek Road, Suite 108
Laguna Niguel, CA 92677
Tel: (949) 643-1549
Fax: (949) 643-5664
asid.oc@sbcglobal.net
www.asidocc.org
Legislative Corner - Ask Pat! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
ASID NATIONAL
CEU Requirement Increase – Effective January 1, 2014. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
608 Massachusetts Ave NE
Washington DC 20002-6006
Tel: (202) 546-3480
Fax: (202) 546-3240
Toll free: (800) 610-ASID (2743)
asid@asid.org • www.asid.org
Designer Spotlight - Stephen Stein. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
EDITORIAL STAFF
April General Meeting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
2012-2013 ASID OC Newsletter Editor:
Laura Yorba, Allied ASID
April Lunch & Learn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Event Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
2013 Installation & Design Awards Celebration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
March General Meeting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Noah’s ARC Student Design Competition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Student Corner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Student Rep to the Board Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
May General Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
CHAPTER ADMINISTRATOR
Janet Quinley
Emerging Professionals Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
What’s Hot - Outdoor Lighting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Welcome New Industry Partners and Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
PUBLISHING STAFF
Advertising Sales
Mike Watt • (972) 989-2208
Design Orange County magazine is published quarterly for the ASID CA Orange County Chapter of
the American Society of Interior Designers by
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and the Design Orange County magazine are
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Orange County Chapter of ASID.
INDEX OF ADVERTISERS
Floor & Decor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
American Craft Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Gramar Stone Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
B&C Custom Hardware & Bath. . . . . . . . 15
Hunter Douglas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Bobcat Carpet & Fabric Care . . . . . . . . . . 21
Jonathon’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
California Closets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams . . . . . . . . . . 2
Capelli Furniture Refinishing . . . . . . . . . 21
Modern Luxury Riviera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Closet Factory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Outdoor Elegance Patio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Creative Window Designs . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
The Secret Garden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Elle Décor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Tim Gerdon Painting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Fabpro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Wildwood Designs, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Ferguson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Wintech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 & 21
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CALIFORNIA ORANGE COUNTY
ASID CA ORANGE COUNTY
CHAPTER OFFICE
23811 Aliso Creek Road, Suite 108
Laguna Niguel, CA 92677
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President
Rick Campos, Allied ASID
Dear Members,
President-Elect
Deirdre Eagles, Allied ASID
Financial Director
Tamra Mundia, Allied ASID
Communications Director
Monica Olson, Allied ASID
Professional Development Director
Gigi Harris, Allied ASID
Membership Director
Audrey Duncan, Allied ASID
Board Member at Large
Marjan Bastani, Industry Partner
Student Representative
Ashley Saltzmann, Student ASID
The summer season is upon us and for me, summer time is a season of inspiration. Right about
now, Southern California is at it’s very best and Orange County turns into one big beach party,
seven days a week. Now is the time that we truly enjoy the California lifestyle that we as designers
work so hard to create for our clients. Outdoor dining and entertaining is at it’s pinnacle, summer
guests come and go, and open house gatherings are an almost nightly festivity. Watching everyone
indulge and enjoy fills my head with ideas and inspiration of how to design for my clients and
deliver the experience year round.
The same can be said for our chapter and the exciting events that will take place in the coming
months. This summer we celebrate our first ever designer challenge event “Design & Desserts”
- a partnership with Stonemill Design Center and Riviera Magazine. Our June general meeting
will feature a “state of the union address” from ASID National Executive Vice President and CEO
Randy Fiser, which is sure to intrigue and inspire. Our design awards competition is under way
and will honor outstanding design by our incredibly talented designer membership. In September,
our newly elected slate of leaders will be sworn into office at what is shaping up to be an amazing
night of recognition and celebration.
So how do we keep the party going? Well, the recipe is simple. Engage, participate, and contribute.
It is the same recipe that has placed us on our current course of growth and success. Our membership has increased and we are fourth in the nation with a member retention rating of 89.1 percent.
That means that more OC design professionals are seeing value in membership and joining. It also
means that more of our existing members are renewing to enjoy the programs and resources
that ASID membership offers. It is truly an honor to be a part of such an influential and forward
thinking team of design professionals and I thank each and every one of you for doing your part
to help make Orange County the life of the party. Keep up the good work!
Cheers.
Rick Campos, Allied ASID
ASID CA Orange County Chapter President 2012-2013
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CALIFORNIA ORANGE COUNTY
As I write this, I am busier than ever. I'm sure all of you are beginning to really feel the business
climate shift as we find our schedules filling up with new client meetings and hopefully landing new
projects. I am also very excited that my term as Chapter President will begin in a few short months.
The next Board of Directors will soon be sworn in and a new year of activity commences.
The Strategic Planning Committee met last month and I would love nothing more than to have a
full group of Committee Chairs in place to oversee all the important events we have planned for the
year. If you are interested in being a part of the team , please let me know. You can contribute in
ways big or small, but either way the rewards are large: including the opportunity to put forth new
ideas, develop friendships among the team and to help our Chapter succeed.
Speaking of success, we are moving forward with our efforts on the Legislation front. Thank you
to those of you who wrote letters to the local Representatives. We have a ways to go yet, but progress
continues to be made.
This month also marks the Chapter Leaders Forum which will be held at the Los Angeles Convention
Center, where the Dwell on Design Conference and Exhibition is taking place. ASID National puts
on this amazing forum to help your incoming Board of Directors learn how better to serve in their
roles as chapter leaders. We will certainly put in place all that we learned in the coming fiscal year.
Enjoy your summer!
Warm Regards,
Deirdre Eagles, Allied ASID
ASID CA Orange County Chapter President-Elect 2012-2013
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NCIDQ Exam Dates & Deadlines
You should be aware of two NCIDQ Examination deadlines: the application
deadline and the registration deadline. Think of these two steps as you did in
college: you applied once and then registered for classes every semester.
Similarly, you apply to take the NCIDQ Exam section(s) you are eligible to
take and then register for the eligible sections you wish to take in each administration cycle.
The application deadline is June 1 for the fall administration of all three test
sections and December 1 for the spring administration for all three test sections.
If you are applying for the IDFX section only, those deadlines are August 1
for the fall test administration, and February 1 for the spring administration.
If NCIDQ receives your supporting documents package after the current
application deadline, we will consider your application for the next exam
cycle.
2013
2014
June 3
Fall 2013 Application Deadline for All Three Test Sections
February 1
Spring 2014 Application Deadline for the IDFX section only
June 24
Registration opens for Sections 1 and 2 and Practicum
April 5
Spring 2014 Practicum Exam
July 24
Last day to register for the paper-and-pencil exams without paying late fee
April 17-26
Spring 2014 Interior Design Fundamentals Exam (IDFX) and Interior Design
Professional Exam (IDPX)
August 1
Fall 2013 Application Deadline for the IDFX section only
August 1
Registration begins for Fall 2013 computer-based exams
August 8
Last day to register and pay for the paper-and-pencil exams
October 4
Fall 2013 Sections 1 and 2 (paper-and-pencil) This is the last administration
of these two sections. If you do not pass both, you must take both IDPX and
IDFX in the computer- based format.
June 2
Fall 2014 Application Deadline
Sept. 27
Fall 2014 Practicum Exam
Oct. 16-25
Fall 2014 2014 Interior Design Fundamentals Exam (IDFX) and Interior Design
Professional Exam (IDPX)
December 1
Spring 2015 Application Deadline
NOTE: Both Section 1 AND Section 2 are administered in the morning.
2015
October 5
Fall 2013 Practicum Exam (PRAC)
March 28
Spring 2015 Practicum Exam
TBD
Oct. 17-26
Fall 2013 Interior Design Fundamentals Exam (IDFX) and Interior Design
Professional Exam (IDPX)
December 2
Spring 2014 Application Deadline for All Three Test Sections
Spring 2015 Interior Design Fundamentals Exam (IDFX) and Interior Design
Professional Exam (IDPX)
Oct. 3
Fall 2015 Practicum Exam
TBD
Fall 2015 2014 Interior Design Fundamentals Exam (IDFX) and Interior Design
Professional Exam (IDPX)
© 2012 National Council for Interior Design Qualification, Inc.
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• A review of the NCIDQ practicum codes and what they mean.
• A step by step breakdown of the 7 practicum exercises with strategies to
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Saturday 8:00 - 6:30
• A full 8 hour NCIDQ Practicum mock exam
• Critiques of Practicum Part A
Sunday 8:30 - 2:00
• Critiques of Practicums B and C
• Review of NCIDQ booklist
• Multiple choice exam tips
• Study groups, Questions
Contact Gigi Harris at professionaldevelopment@asidocc.org if you are
interested. Clas availability and cost will depend on number of interested
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Legislative Corner Ask Pat!
Welcome back to Ask Pat, thank you for taking a few minutes to stop by. What
a busy couple of months we have had in our state! Your team of volunteers
on the Board of Directors at IDCC has been hard at work! Our primary focus
has been working with the lobbyists, ASID and IIDA to craft language submitted
to the Legislature to strengthen the existing interior design law. As of this
writing, the Sunset Review process has been voted out of the Senate Business
and Professions Committee and is moving to Appropriations then will head
to the Assembly Business and Professions Committee where they will review
amendments made to the current interior design law as part of this process.
At that time, additional language changes will be submitted by IDCC through
their lobbyists. Keep up with current developments: check your email and
the IDCC website www.idc-ca.org. Please click on “email signup” if you need
to be added to our e-blast list.
IDCC’s Annual Meeting was held at the C.J. Welch Showroom in the San
Francisco Design Center on May 10; thank you to Chris for your hospitality!
Elections for the Board will be held in late June, stay tuned for an email to
our members for the voting process. Not a member? Click “JOIN NOW” on
our website.
Two ASID Chapter meetings focused on the legislative process earlier this
year. In January, the San Diego Chapter hosted a Legislative Meeting featuring
a great speaker: Nathan Fletcher, former Assemblyman. Nathan shared many
great insights with us regarding the legislation and how to work with all
aspects of the Senate and Assembly process of passing a bill into law. Following
Nathan Fletcher’s talk; he joined myself, David Rance, ASID (and IDCC’s
Director of Membership) and Jeff Hollander, AIA, IIDA on a panel to describe
and discuss the current Sunset Review process which CCIDC is undergoing
this legislative season. We had members of IIDA and NKBA join in the discussion that evening: it was a great conversation!
March found another panel speaking before a packed gathering of designers
of the Orange County Chapter, hosted at the Jonathan Adler showroom. This
time the panel was all IDCC: myself, David Rance, Susan Coddington, IIDA
(IDCC Director at Large) and was emceed by Adriel Cogdal, ASID (IDCC
Director of Fundraising). Great questions were asked and the enthusiasm for
the recognition of our profession was fantastic; thank you Orange County.
If your chapter has hosted a legislative chapter meeting, I would love to report
about it here. Please contact me with any information, or questions about our
legislative process at communications@idc-ca.org.
Patricia K. Weiss, ASID
Communications Co-Director
Interior Design Coalition of California
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Event
Calendar
June
21st-22nd
Dwell on Design
Los Angeles Convention Center
Los Angeles, California
July
10-17
Atlanta International Gift & Home Furnishings
Market
Atlanta, GA
17th
ASID OC General Meeting
17-22
July Market
LA Mart, Los Angeles, CA 800-526-2784
19-22
California Gift Show
LA Mart & Los Angeles Convention Center, CA
213-362-5640
29-Aug 2
Las Vegas Market
LWorld Market Center, Las Vegas
August
16-23
New York Gift & Home Textiles Market
New York, NY
September
15
Gala and Awards
The Center Club, Costa Mesa
18
Fall Market 2013
Laguna Design Center, Laguna Niguel, CA
October
19-24
Highpoint Market
Highpoint, North Carolina
Visit the ASID OC Chapter Web calendar at www.asidocc.org for up to the
minute details on all of these events and more.
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March General Meeting
By Nazgol Seyedi, Allied ASID
2012-2013 ASID OC Programs Co-Chair
An informative fun colorful event! That's what ASID OC March General
Meeting was all about! An informative panel discussion on legislation took
place at the fun and colorful Jonathan Adler showroom in Fashion Island,
Newport Beach.
The ASID group of designers, students, and industry partners were the first
to see the new collection and newly remodeled showroom. It was the first
day of Spring and the beautiful pieces at the showroom made the evening
even more refreshing! A real eye candy is this place! And speaking of yummy,
how could anyone not smile at the delicious brownie bites wrapped tastefully
in JA ♥ ASID papers?! We love you too, JA!
Our very own Adriel Cogdal moderated a panel discussion regarding the
Interior Design Coalition of California's current legislation presented by David
Rance, ASID, Patricia Weiss, ASID, and Susan Coddington, IIDA.
The evening ended with five awesome raffle prizes that were specially signed
by Mr. Adler himself for the event. There was also a sixth prize that was
auctioned as a fundraiser for IDCC. And who could have guessed that one
lucky person would win both the grand raffle prize and the IDCC prize?!
Definitely not me!
I would like to thank Arielle Trop, Jodi Wojdak And her JA team for hosting
a great event, as well as our knowledgable panel, and of course Kerry Anderson
of Audiovision for all the AV help.
CEU Requirement
Increase – Effective
January 1, 2014
The ASID Board of Directors approved an increase of required CEUs
for all members in the Allied, Professional and Associate categories.
Currently, ASID has the lowest CEU requirement (0.6) among the organizations representing the built environment. Raising CEU requirements
brings ASID in line with its industry peers and expands member knowledge.
Effective Jan. 1, 2014, the CEU requirement will increase from 0.6 to 1.0
(i.e., 10 hours). Note that this does not affect the current reporting period,
requiring 0.6 CEUs by Dec. 31, 2013. The first reporting period with the
new 1.0 CEU requirement will begin January 1, 2014 and end on Dec. 31,
2015.
ASID is also expanding eligible CEUs making it easier to reach 1.0. Approved
CEUs such as webinars and chapter events will continue, with the addition of activities such as authoring a book or article, keynote speaking
engagements, receiving tenure and more.
For more information, contact Heidi Salati, Director of Education, at
hsalati@asid.org.
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Design
BEAUTIFULLY
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DESIGNER SPOTLIGHT
Stephen Stein
Stephen Stein passed away unexpectedly, after masterfully completing yet another beautiful design house for
the Philharmonic House of Design.
We were saddened to lose our longstanding member and
extremely talented designer. Stephen was born on May
28, 1948 and passed away on Thursday, April 11, 2013.
Services were held on April 28 in Laguna Beach, Steve’s
home for many years.
For over thirty years Stephen L. Stein of SLS Designs, Inc. provided professional
residential and commercial Interior Design Service for discriminating clientele
in Southern California and throughout the United States.
Mr. Stein's work had been featured in COAST Magazine, Orange Coast Magazine,
The Orange County Home Magazine, The Orange County Register, The Los
Angeles Times and Palm Springs Life. He had participated for many years in
the Philharmonic Society of Orange County's House of Design.
Stephen Stein won numerous design awards over the course of his professional
career, including the 2012 ASID/Orange Coast Magazine Platinum Award for
Home of the Year under 3,500 square feet. In 2001, Stein received the Gold Award
for Home of the Year.
Mr. Stein held a Bachelor of Science degree in Professional Arts, Interior Design
from Woodbury University and was a Professional Member of the International
Interior Design Association (IIDA), an Allied Member of ASID and held a Certificate
of Interior Design.
“Steve was a respected and valued fellow professional and friend. I will miss his
kind and sensitive ways as well as his wonderful talent. ”
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STUDENT
CORNER
Noah’s ARC Student Design Competition
By Tamara Stratton and Ashley Salzmann
This event, held now for the fourth consecutive year, is a collaborative venture
between the Salvation Army and ASID Orange County Chapter held to raise
Talk about transformation!
support and public awareness for the Salvation Army Noah’s Adult Rehabilitation
Center. The Noah’s ARC center offers “transforming” guidance, support and
The student design teams participating in this year’s annual Noah’s ARC
Student Design competition have raised the bar yet again.
retraining for adults seeking to escape addictions. Student Representative
to the Board, Ashley Salzmann, chaired the event. Sherwin Williams generously donated paint and supplies.
After more than two months of planning and preparation and a week of frenzied installation on April 13th,, four local participating design schools, Westwood,
Art Institute, Interior Design Institute, and Saddleback, revealed their design
magic at four Salvation Army locations in Tustin, Huntington Beach, Fountain
Valley and San Clemente. Designs were left in place for the following two
weeks for public viewing and a silent auction.
Students competed using materials gathered from Salvation Army donations,
design ingenuity and some serious “elbow grease” to create a room of their
own choosing and theme. Used and discarded items are “transformed” and
given new purpose. Designs were judged on the basis of innovation, continuity to theme, and the overall professional quality of execution and are judged
by a team of active ASID design professionals which this year included: ASID
The Art Institute
Interior Designers Institute
Beck Craft, Sheindy Fischer, Stephanie Sandoval, Anna Kim. (kneeling)
Christopher Pulos, Joel Randal
Genevieve Chamblis, Katherine Depew, Rachel Bingham and Pavitra
Prabhakar
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STUDENT
CORNER
Saddleback College
Westwood College Anaheim
Teri Fuller, Stephanie Cardon, Barbara Moesta, Kim Schwing, Adrienne
Miller
Michael Kramer, Amanda Purugganan, Lacretia Vrendenburgh, Alicia Ho, Nick Virus
President to the Board, Rick Campos, President-Elect Deirdre Eagles, John
have to work with often more than ‘gently used’ items and turn them into real
Garcia, one of the key contributors to the initiation of this event, and Tamara
design elements.”
Stratton, previous Student Representative to the Board.
The students not only refinished and refurbished found items such as tables,
This year’s designs included a music themed room, a child’s interactive-
chairs and cabinets, they also invented entirely new pieces using raw mate-
learning campground themed bedroom, a nursery, and an outdoor living space.
rials in unexpected ways.
Each team took home an award this year, as competition was fierce! AI won
Each room design had impressive and unique qualities. According to one of
for their beautiful Design Process Board. Westwood snagged the award for
the judges, “A challenging aspect of judging this event is that each room can
Best Presentation of Theme/Genre for their adherence to their Rock-n-Roll
have one or more elements that is the most outstanding among them all but
Chic Room. Saddleback won Best Practical Application for their effective
the charge is to select the one room that at the same time best represents
Outdoor Space. And IDI stole the show with their girl’s nursery design for
current trend, marketable quality and unified design as a whole.”
overall Best Display. Congrats, teams!
This competition is always worth viewing because the designs are inherently
Such creative concoctions can inspire the public and even the most seasoned
unique based on the one-of-a- kind finds only available at the Salvation Army.
designers. Only one room was selected but in the end all of the teams, the
On top of that, the innovation applied is off the charts. “The design teams
Noah’s ARC cause, and the viewing public are the winners!
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STUDENT
CORNER
The Art Institute
The Spring quarter at The Art Institute of California-Orange County is slipping away, with the Interior Design Club involved in all kinds of activities.
Being lucky enough to draw I Love Lucy as the subject matter for their
entry into the IIDA Fashion Show made the preparations for the event a blast!
Our students enjoyed working on this year’s Noah’s Arc competition as well,
working on a nature-inspired room in between their participation in the IIDA
Design Charrette, creating an interior design department quilt, holding a
Jamba Juice fund-raiser, and hosting speakers on nutrition, Kirei’s green products and an alumni panel event including Jocelyn Wang, one of Boutique
Design magazine’s Boutique 18, the yearly roster of on-the-rise hospitality
designers. We were all happy to see her again and proud that she is making
her mark in the industry. To relieve some of the stress of midterms, the group
even hosted yoga classes open to any students needing to stretch and
release their anxiety.
With changes in the campus structure, our department is now under the Design
department umbrella, and this is creating some fun opportunities for crossdepartmental projects with Industrial Design, Graphic Design, Advertising,
Photography, and Web Design and Interactive Media. The last project involved
Nirve Bicycles of Huntington Beach, where our first year students created a
new office design for the company, alongside bicycle designs from Industrial
and advertising campaigns created by students from the other groups. The
summer ahead will be spent working on a similar project with Peak Sports. It’s
been great to work side by side with other groups at school – everyone has
learned something new from the collaborations. Our students who are closer
to graduation are completing their internships all over Southern California,
and are looking forward to the Portfolio Show, which has being held at SoCo’s
Chuck Jones Center. We will miss their daily presence, but we know they’ll
be back!
Interior Designers Institute
The IDI student chapter has provided magnificent experiences for our student
members. With the student chapter growing, a private home tour, Icon of
Design Speaker Series and fundraising events are among the exciting opportunities available for our students.
In March, IDI’s ASID student chapter held a VIP private home tour. The custom
home was located in the elite neighborhood of Crystal Cove in Newport Beach.
This one of a kind experience provided hands on experience and one on one
knowledge for the students. Present at the event were the home owners, designer
Jeanette Kyser , landscape architect and contractor. This was a remarkable
event for IDI and our ASID student chapter.
Over the quarter break, four IDI students participated in The Salvations Army’s
Noah’s ARC Fundraiser. They designed a nursery comprised with goods provided
100% by The Salvation Army. With a little TLC and hard work, these four
students successfully transformed old and neglected items into fantastic and
desirable pieces. We are proud to announce that these four students, Rachel
Bingham, Pavitra Prabhakar, Katherine Depew and Genevieve Chamblis won
Noah’s ARC Best Display Award for 2013.
IDI is holding a speaker series called Icons of Design. Sheldon Harte of
Harte Brownlee and Wendi Young of Wendi Young Design, both award winning
designers specializing in high-end residential design, will be speaking. In addition, also speaking are David and Andrea Krumins of Davis Ink., the visionaries behind numerous award winning, successful nightclubs, restaurants and
hotels. This is an event that can’t be missed!
Saddleback College
This Spring has been a fun-filled semester for the Saddleback College
department of Interior Design! On the top of our SCIDC list of well worthy
recognitions, is the big impact that team “The Golden Girls’” made at the IIDA
Haute Couture event when their vibrant fashion designs were modeled on the
runway. Congratulations on your first place award team leader Amanda Anis,
Amanda Peterson, Blanca Veron, and Noel Puga; you have filled the room with
excitement! Thumbs up as well go to the Industrial-Bohemian Outdoor Space
vignette that was designed by our students for the Noah’s ARC Challenge. Their
talent was showcased in their repurposing skills, as well as in their creative
concept. The team Leader and SCIDC president, Kim Schwing, said that
they all gained an incredible and bonding experience raising money for the
Salvation Army cause. On an academic note, Saddleback College granted its
Part- Time Professor Of The Year Award to our dedicated Interior Design
teacher, Farida Gabdrakhmanova, ASID, CID, LEED AP ID+C. Farida, is an all-
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time valued Interior Design alumni of S.C. who, along with other colleagues,
is very active in regards of the quality of teaching to help ensure the students
a professional future full of exposure and wealth of knowledge. Thinking outside
the box, she recently dedicated a workshop event called “My Room, My Style”
for high school students who wish to join next year, thus promoting the I.D.
department. She also assigned her Lighting Class students to design their own
fixtures and has scheduled a field trip to the Lighting Innovations Showroom
at L.D.C., giving the students a direct opportunity to explore and to present
their projects in a specialized environment. Her professional perseverance is
greatly appreciated! SCIDC monthly meetings welcomed presentations from
Rick Campos - President of ASID-OC, Stephanie Cardon - Pinterest presentation, Tina Isgro – IDEX Q&A, Judi Randal – Las Vegas HD Expo, and Professor
Farida Gabdrakhmanova – Portfolio & Resume Presentation.
STUDENT
CORNER
Westwood College Anaheim
With the weather warming up, Westwood’s ASID Chapter swings into gear.
The group has become more active than ever in attending events and entering
competitions. Currently, the chapter is planning a trip to the GO PRO/ LA and
Dwell on Design Expo in Los Angeles after a successful trip to Los Vegas
attending the Hospitality Design Expo. In April, the Noah’s ARC Project was
completed, Sponsored by ASID and the Salvation Army.
Westwood completed their Rhythmic Chic Vignette using solely repurposed
and refinished donated goods. This room, inspired by the flair of rock-androll with modern touches of color and elegance, sent Westwood College home
with the “Best Representation of Theme” Award. The Noah’s ARC Design
Competition brought the ASID Chapter together as the project progressed.
This experience has lifted the moral and focus of the ASID members and
Interior Design students as a whole.
Student Rep Message
With this successful project completed, the Westwood College ASID Chapter
is excited to continue to attend events, competitions, and expositions.
Westwood’s ASID Student Chapter would like to thank and recognize the
following for their help, and support: ASID Student Rep. Ashley Salzmann,
The Salvation Army’s Major Heiselman and Daniel Hauger, The Home Depot
of Orange, R2 Visual Studios, and the Virus Family.
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Spring 2013 was a flurry of activity and design inspiration! We
kicked off the season with ASID OC’s annual Trade Show at
the OC County Fairgrounds. Students were able to peruse the
latest and greatest in design trends and listen to educated speakers regarding
the state of the design industry. In February, ASID OC hosted an informative
session, Student Career Day, at the Laguna Design Center where students
were treated to a day of design. Several ASID designers sat on a panel and
fielded questions from eager students and several of the showrooms gave
guided tours and educational information about how to utilize the center. All
eyes and ears then turned to the fourth annual Noah’s ARC Design Competition,
an event co-sponsored by the Salvation Army ARC (Adult Rehabilitation
Center) where four teams from four local design colleges transformed interior spaces using only repurposed and refurbished items from the Salvation
Army. We’re proud to announce that this year showcased the best and brightest
upcoming designers in Orange County and their gorgeous vignettes certainly
did not disappoint!
With the spring months behind us and the lazy days of summer on the horizon,
we turn to events such as graduation, as many ASID students prepare the
transition from classroom to workroom. This past May, the famed Hospitality
Design Expo in Las Vegas attracted a myriad of eager students, designers, and
vendors. Students were also featured during May’s ASID OC General Meeting
where they enjoyed free one-on-one portfolio reviews with ASID esteemed
designers! This June, The ASID + Dwell on Design Convention—which highlights the latest in modern design—will take place just up the road in Los
Angeles.
We look forward to the exciting contributions to the design community the
summer will surely bring, not to mention the beautiful, balmy SoCal weather!
We expect the students will return in the fall refreshed and eager to begin
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April General Meeting
By Nazgol Seyedi, Allied ASID
2012-2013 ASID OC Programs Co-Chair
ASID OC General Meeting took place at Purcell Murray Showroom and
Education Center in Huntington Beach. Fabulous food and appetizers were
being prepared on the appliances by Purcell Murray's culinary staff; which
was both great to watch and delicious to taste!
We had a Diaper Drive benefiting HomeAid Essentials for Young Lives- a
community-wide effort to collect basic essentials such as diapers, wipes and
food in partnership with the Children and Families Commission of Orange
County, and there was a huge response! Thank you to all those who participated in this great cause!
Later in the evening, Heather Storm, the showroom manager, presented an
interesting CEU on Induction Cooking in Today's American Kitchen. At the
end of the event, some
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2012-2013 ASID OC Lunch & Learn Chair
Our April Lunch & Learn was hosted at the beautiful Ganahl Anaheim showroom by Milgard Windows and Doors.
Kathy Steiert, of Milgard, presented the next generation offerings in fiberglass windows and provided a comparative analysis of fiberglass and other framing materials. Designers were able to view the many window and door design
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addition to being treated to a delicious lunch,
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May General Meeting
By Michele Prata, Allied ASID
2012-2013 ASID OC Programs Co-Chair
On May 15th, our General Meeting was held from 6-9pm and hosted by Judy’s
Custom Workroom where we enjoyed many offerings of the evening…! Anita
Jacobi, owner of JCW along with Joseph Aldrich, arranged for a fun night
including a wonderfully displayed buffet of edible delights awaiting us as
we entered and were welcomed at the door. There was plenty of room for
mixing with our fellow members throughout the showroom as we made our
way to an overflowing wine bar…! We didn’t go without a plate of food,
glass of wine, bottle of water or dessert all evening!
Nazgol Sayedi, Allied ASID, Co-Chair of Programs asked if any students
brought their portfolios for review and one student did bring her presentation which was shared upstairs!
Emerging
Professionals Update
By Lori Michelle, Allied ASID
2013-2013 ASID OC Emerging Professionals Chair
On May 10th Wendi Young of Wendi Young Designs was gracious enough
to open her doors for our second Emerging Professionals meeting for 2013.
Wendy opened her doors up to a fantastic and curious full house of
designers that could not wait to hear Wendi speak. Everyone had a great
time at the cocktail hour that Wendi provided in her beautiful design
studio which gave everyone an opportunity to share stories and network
before hearing Wendi speak.
During Wendi’s speech she was open and warm revealing her experiences, her challenges and how she overcomes the dilemmas of running
a successful design firm. With plenty of time for a Q and A session at the
end, Wendi offered up free flowing advice on “the business side” of the
“interior design business.
Everyone walked away a little bit more enthusiastic, knowledgeable and
armed for the next step or challenge in facing their own design dilemma
in the business of interior design,
Thank you Wendi for a successful evening!
Our incoming President, Deirdre Eagles then began the evening by announcing
the Riviera magazine’s sponsored designer challenge event called Design &
Desserts being held at The Stonemill Design Center on June 6th. Then our
host, Anita Jacobi, who briefly introduced her drapery and upholstery workroom services and staff, Renee Garcia and Elizabeth Bradford. I then took
the microphone and mediated the panel discussion whose topic was called
“The Modern Home” which featured local industry leaders in the field of
lighting, automation and the latest trends in home automation, Joel Perham
of Slewhouse, Inc., Vern Dittloff of Décor Electric, Inc. and Paul Fernandez
of Lightopia. Each panelist discussed his viewpoint on the trending subject
in detail from their own project experience while sharing photos from
their portfolios. We then held a Q & A for important questions from our
members. A lizard happened to come in the open showroom door during the
discussion and stirred us up, but alas, one our design members, Cynthia
Steinberg, captured it and sent him on his way outside!
We’d like to give a very special thanks to Anita Jacobi and her workroom staff
for treating us to a delightful evening including great raffle prizes which
included 2 sets of pillows and a $250 gift certificate from JCW! Our panelists
also contributed to the raffle prizes and Joel Perham gave away a bottle of
Veuve Cliquot, Vern Dittloff gave away a ceiling light fan and Paul Fernandez
gave away a Starbuck’s gift card! Once again, a big thanks goes out to Kerry
Anderson of Audio Visions for setting up the AV equipment for our panel.
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Welcome to our New Industry Partners
Industry Partners
Eleganza Tiles Inc.
Pental Granite & Marble
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Lyndsey Upcraft
Ganahl Lumber Company
Pental Granite & Marble
Wilson Painting & Finishing
Misty Burns
Jennifer Hayden
Chris Candlish
Marazzi Distribution
The Stonemill Design Center
Wintech Solutions Inc
Larisa Hildbolt
Cathryn DeFazio
Zoilo Centeno
Milgard Manufacturing
Tommy Bahama Home
Mariana Gonzalez Arboleda
Anne Chung
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Debi DeKrey, Design Manager
Capelli Antiques Inc.
Giampiero Capelli
Catalina Appraisal Service Inc.
Gloria Gales
Welcome to our New Members
Allied Members
Michele R. George, Student ASID
Amelia G. Pham, Student ASID
Kelsie M. Gomes, Student ASID
Shayna Leigh Pickens, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
Linda J Brosseau, Allied ASID, ASIS, NKBA, CID
Surfaces USA
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Interior Designers Institute
Sara Greenberg, Student ASID
Gregory Pope, Student ASID
Anna-Marie Claassen, Allied ASID
Anthology Interiors
Interior Designers Institute
Westwood College - California
Arizona State University
Avvici Group
Zeina K. Habbal, Student ASID
Colleen M. Prusinowski, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
Interior Designers Institute
Donna Marie Leek, Allied ASID
Elizabeth Gaynor Hartigan, Student ASID
Jaya Ramchandren, Student ASID
Robert Shawn Helda, Allied ASID
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Interior Designers Institute
Interior Designers Institute
Katie J Wobig, Allied ASID
Alicia Ho, Student ASID
Laura L. Schiffauer, Student ASID
Westwood College - California
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Lillian Hutson, Student ASID
Vanessa R. Schimmelpfennig, Student ASID
Trisha J Goyal, Associate ASID
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Ramsey K. Johansson, Student ASID
Kimberly A Schwing, Student ASID
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Student Members
Saddleback College
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Pennae D. Johnsen, Student ASID
Daniela G Abdul-Hak, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
Interior Designers Institute
Marghana Sharq, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
Jennifer Violet Johnston, Student ASID
Amanda Nicole Annis, Student ASID
Saddleback College
Art Institute of California - Orange County
Catherine Steinberg, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
Michelle Koch, Student ASID
Gina Barnes, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
Interior Designers Institute
Sang-Hi Suh, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
Anthony M. Kosinchuk, Student ASID
Jennifer Bigelow, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
Shahrzao Talieh, Student ASID
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Interior Designers Institute
NRG Real Estate and Design
Louisa Lam, Student ASID
Debra Bromberg, Student ASID
Amani May, Student ASID
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Interior Designers Institute
Angie Valle, Student ASID
Linda L. Brooks, Student ASID
Denise Ann McConnell, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
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Art Institute of California - Orange County
Pimpa Tara, Student ASID
Saddleback College
Nick Virus, Student ASID
Judy A. Burrell, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
Pamela McCullough, Student ASID
Jennifer Marie Wagner, Student ASID
Stephanie A Cardon, Student ASID
Saddleback College
Natalie V. Midlock, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
Sara Elizabeth Diedrich, Student ASID
Art Institute of California - Orange County
Lisa Michele DiLullo, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
Threshold Aviation Group
Zahra Estakhr, Student ASID
Barbara L Moesta, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
Saddleback College
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Robyn White, Student ASID
Interior Designers Institute
Dr. Dianne Susan Moore, Student ASID, PhD MPH CNM RN
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MOOREINFO Inc
Linda Wright, Student ASID
Narmin Musaeva, Student ASID
Alina Zoltek, Student ASID
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702-897-1314
Fashion Interiors
Marjan Bastani
9561 Irvine Center Drive
Irvine, CA 92618
949-788-9288
Duette® Architella® Honeycomb Shades
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Designs for every room.
For more than 30 years, California Closets has been helping people define the most important spaces inside and around the home.
As an innovator, trusted partner, and standard-bearer for quality, craftsmanship, styling and service, we work to create
custom solutions that reflect your client’s personal style. We invite you to visit our showroom today for inspiration.
HUNTINGTON BEACH 5921 Skylab Rd. PALM DESERT 42-210 Cook St.
NEW SHOWROOM! CORONA DEL MAR 2854 E. Coast Hwy.
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