HOSPITALITY DESIGN WINNER!

27 Tuesday Sep 2011

Posted by Celia Barrett, A.S.I.D., I.I.D.A. in best interior design, Boutique Design New York, decorating tips, Design process, Hospitality Design, Hotel Design, hotel lobby design, Interior Decorating, Interior Design, interior design award winner, interior design firms nyc, interior design for hotels

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This past weekend I drove to Ocean Springs, MS, for the annual regional A.S.I.D. conference for Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana. Saturday night was the Awards Gala. We won! –The Silver Award for the HOSPITALITY catagory. This includes hotels, restaurants, casinos and, I think, clubs. Our Hampton Inn & Suites in Wiggins, MS won the Silver. It was the only hotel mentioned. I am so so very proud of this! Thank you, Jackies International, for having faith in me and my staff!

Lots of circles, comfort and practicality, with soft beauty.

onyx and tortoiseshell

19 Monday Sep 2011

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http://ping.fm/p/JLZ08 – Lets start the week w something pretty. A 19th century onyx tray. English circa 1880. And beautiful tortoise shell boxes. Www.castehouseantiques.com. Jackson

Latest Kitchen design

15 Thursday Sep 2011

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: New Kitchen Project – casual, simple

Here is the latest kitchen project that we have completed.

I love this one. It is so casual and simple. Yet, it truly took a lot of work. It was a total gutted space. We just removed the back of the house, did a total redo of the existing kitchen and added a great room with wrap around porch.

I’ll show you more photos later. I love the client’s family pieces mixed with flea market finds and antiques.