E-Newsletter: May/June 2024
2024 Design Exceellence Awards (LOI Submission extended to May 31.)
Letter of Intent: https://hi.asid.org/lib24watch/files/download/22678/ba66656f2553918efc1ef1df6abdf7c7b27f3e1f
Call for Entries brochure: https://hi.asid.org/lib24watch/files/download/22679/cdf4ccccbb17bdd82e5b97e557f2349e01a20c11
Election
Please join us in welcoming your new board members. Term will start October 1, 2024.
Local Events (Click on link, where applicable, for additional details.)
June 27
Digital Marketing Panel*
October 12
Design Excellence Awards*
*More details to follow.
National Events
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Design Articles
Not Even the Bathroom Has a Door in This Artist’s Prague Apartment
Dwell
Its spaces are shaped by curving frosted-glass walls with strategically placed openings.
These Are the 8 Most Comfortable Design Trends Designers Love — "They're so Right For Now!"
Livingetc.
If you're looking to bring a little comfort into your life, these are the eight comfortable design trends designers are turning to, and they're so right for now.
What were their favorite market finds? Designers tell us what they loved at High Point?
Designers Today
With High Point Market now behind us, we asked designers to share what they found at market that resonated with them.
Before & After: An Old Japanese Farmhouse Gets a Modern Facelift
Dwell
Once tied to a rice plantation, the renovated Shimotoyama House in Japan becomes a bright family home thanks to ALTS Design Office.
8 Common Kitchen Renovation Mistakes That Make Interior Designers Cringe
Hideaway
Ah, kitchen renovations. They’re arguably the most expensive and time-consuming home project you can possibly undertake, but the reward is almost always worth the months-long hassle.
Patchwork With a Purpose Debuts in Hawaii
ML Hawaii
Luxury native Hawaiian home decor brand NoHo Home debuts a meaningful collection to support Maui and its people as they continue to recover and heal from last year’s wildfires.
9 new space-saving furniture solutions for every aesthetic.
Business of Home
From transparent bookcases to convertible coffee tables, consider these of-the-moment finds when you’re working with limited square footage.
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