designed for life

"it takes courage to grow up and become who you really are."
- e.e. cummings


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If your gonna screw up, do it while you’re young. Older you get, the harder it is to bounce back. Winston Groom

Angie Hranowsky Design Studio

An established graphic designer, Angie also has a passion for interior design. In the summer of 2004, she studied at Parsons School of Design in New York. The following year she began to transfer her deep knowledge of design, color theory, and textiles to three-dimensional spaces and announced the incorporation of interiors to her studio’s robust design services.

Combining a refined mix of vintage and new, bold color and clean lines, Angie’s interiors take on an unexpected and modern approach to comfort. Her list of clients currently spans throughout the Southeast and Mid-West, and each is a reflection of her fresh and distinctive style.

Her work has garnered the attention of numerous style editors, and has since been featured in Metropolitan Home, Domino, Charleston magazine, Home, and House Beautiful.

Angie has a BA in Art History from the University of Cincinnati and in 1997 graduated from the Portfolio Center in Atlanta, specializing in graphic design.

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Vallone Design

Introducing Berkley Vallone:

Director of Design

With a passion for creativity since she was young, Berkley graduated from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. She joined her mother’s firm as an intern and climbed the corporate ladder, quickly becoming a respected designer in her own right. As Director of Design and Head Buyer, Berkley has led the creative direction on some of Vallone Design’s most noteworthy residential and commercial projects. Berkley was named a “Young Designer to Watch” in 2009 by Traditional Home Magazine, one of the most respected home magazines in the nation. Berkley’s work has been featured in Beautiful Baths, House Beautiful and Beautiful Homes Magazine.

 

http://vallonedesign.com/

Kristen McGinnis Design

With Graduation quickly approaching all I can think about is how much I have left to in order to complete my Senior design project, update my portfolio, update my resume, figure out how to make a website to publish my digital portfolio too… and figure out my next step. I’m a little overwhelmed. 

For inspiration, motivation, and reassurance I have been researching accomplished young interior designers that are breaking out and making a name for themselves in the world of design and I will share them with you! 

Allow me to introduce you to Kristen McGinnis of Kristen McGinnis Design:

Originally from North Carolina, Kristen fostered her creative eye in the prestigious visual arts program at the North Carolina School of the Arts. Her passion led her to New York where she studied fashion design at Parsons School of Design. She broke into the interior design industry with a senior position at Sills Huniford Associates. 

After grooming her skills for five years within the interior-design industry, she opened her New York-based firm, Kristen McGinnis Design, Inc., in 2005.

http://www.kristenmcginnis.com/



Obsessed!

“I am incredibly serious and passionate about design. I don’t take life quite so seriously.”
—Jonathan Adler

Obsessed!

I am incredibly serious and passionate about design. I don’t take life quite so seriously.

—Jonathan Adler

Reblogged from megdaniels

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onehelloworld:

I Can’t Live In The Present

Maybe I can just take that happiness I’ve saved up for my whole life and have some kind of optimism.

Carpe diem! Thanks for calling.