Meet our Design Team: An Introduction to Our Design Team

Meet our Design Team: An Introduction to Our Design Team

January 11, 2021

Meet our amazing designer team! Our design team answered a few quick questions so that you can get to know them a bit. We also just started a blog series featuring one of our designers each week and having them answer 10 get to know them questions.

Natisha L. - Design Consultant

Q: What's your favorite design style - where do you shop for this?
Natisha's Answer: Scandinavian/ Modern Style - West Elm, Article.com, Curate & Ikea (depending on budget).

Q: What's the worst design fad in the past?
A: Carpet in bathrooms.

Q: Your current obsession (song, show, etc.)?
A: Gourmet pizza places.

Hailey H. - Design Consultant

Q: What's your favorite design style - where do you shop for this?
Hailey's Answer: Scandi Boho – Target (gotta love Target), Downeast, Amazon (super affordable), Anthropology (usually smaller items because they can be expensive😉), & TJ Maxx but this can be very hit or miss.

Q: What's the worst design fad in the past?
A: Haha I hate, hate, hate when people decorate their kitchens with chickens.

Q: Your current obsession (song, show, etc.)?
A: Kitchen Aides – you never know how much you need one until you have one.

Aubrey H. - Design Consultant

Q: What's your favorite design style - where do you shop for this?
Aubrey's Answer: Modern/Traditional/Minimalist, CB2, Four Hands, West Elm.

Q: What's the worst design fad in the past?
A: Popcorn ceiling.

Q: Your current obsession (song, show, etc.)?
A: Ink Master (show).

Austrie M. - Design Manager - St. George

Q: What's your favorite design style - where do you shop for this?
Austrie's Answer: I love a classically inspired modern home with lots of texture, some eclectic décor and lots of mixing materials. My favorite brand that illustrates this perfectly is Noir (@noirfurniture on Instagram) noirfurniturela.com

Q: What's the worst design fad in the past?
A: Furry toilet seat covers- Ew!

Q: Your current obsession (song, show, etc.)?
A: I discovered @pebbyforevee side slit t-shirts a few months ago. It’s causing a hanger shortage in my closet.

Madison B. - Design Consultant

Q: What's your favorite design style - where do you shop for this?
Madison's Answer: Modern, contemporary. West Elm, Target.
Q: What's the worst design fad in the past?
A: Chevron, shag carpet, and the coral/teal color combination train!

Q: Your current obsession (song, show, etc.)?
A: The Netflix show Blacklist, I am hooked!

Kellie M. - Design Studio Assistant Manager

Q: What's your favorite design style - where do you shop for this?
Kellie's Answer: My favorite design style is Mid Century Modern – Article is a great option for this style.

Q: What's the worst design fad in the past?
A: Worst design fad EVER = Taxidermy (stuffing and mounting dead animals is never classy).

Q: Your current obsession (song, show, etc.)?
A: Ping Pong. We just got a table for Christmas and I can’t wait to become an expert table tennis player. I made a cool racket holder for my wall which I’m pretty pumped about.

Shawn L - Lead Designer

Q: What's your favorite design style - where do you shop for this?
Shawn's Answer: Eclectic. I actually prefer a combination of styles when they are tastefully put together. My favorite home decor stores are Anthropologie, West Elm and Target.

Q: What's the worst design fad in the past?
A: Rag-rolled or stenciled walls.

Q: Your current obsession (song, show, etc.)?
A: Red casual shoes like Vans or Nike.

Erica E. - Design Consultant - St. George

Q: What's your favorite design style - where do you shop for this?
Erica's Answer: I believe the best designs are intentional. When someone slows down to look at the small details that go into a space, it creates a feeling of thoughtfulness and care. I find myself drawn to clean, modern design styles, but the beauty of working with clients is it provides me with the opportunity to explore many design styles.

Q: What's the worst design fad in the past?
A: One of the unique aspects of design is the repetitive nature. Styles recirculate every 20 years which means a fad seen in the past is bound to re-circulate. Whether they are worth recirculating or not is another matter. Two fads I like to stay away from are the "Live, Laugh, Love" signs that seem to be found in every middle-aged women's kitchen and linoleum flooring. There are so many better alternatives for flooring that won't break the bank and will stand the test of time.

Q: Your current obsession (song, show, etc.)?
A: I have really been throwing myself into painting lately. It can be a challenge to get my ideas onto the canvas but I do find peace with the fact that if my execution isn't how I envisioned, I can paint right over it!

Natalie + Madison - Design Assistants

madison design assistant
natalie design assistant

Follow along on our social this week as it's Designer Takeover Week January 11th through 15th, where our designers will be answering design questions, sharing design tips, and everything in between.

Browse more of our blog for additional design tips, home information, and inspiration. Interested in purchasing your dream home with us? Give us a call at (435) 228-4702 or fill out the form below.

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