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2012 ASID Designer Kitchen & Bath Tour
13 Fabulous Redesigns
October 13th & 14th
Saturday: 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Sunday: noon–5 p.m.
Advance tickets ($15) available online through Oct. 5 and at ASID MN headquarters: International Market Square, 275 Market St. #160, Mpls.
Tickets for single homes are available at the door for $10 per home, or $20 for the entire tour.
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WHO WE ARE:
The Minnesota Chapter of The American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) is a community of people driven by a common love for design and committed to the belief that interior design, as a service to people, is a powerful, multi-faceted profession that can positively change people’s lives. Through education, knowledge sharing, advocacy, community building and outreach, the Society strives to advance the interior design profession and, in the process, to demonstrate and celebrate the power of design to positively change people’s lives.
WHY SHOULD YOU WORK WITH A PROFESSIONAL?
“Our members must have education, experience and ethics,” explains Lisa Peck, president of the Minnesota chapter of ASID. “The designers of ASID all have a commitment to follow the ASID ethics standards. Clients can have confidence knowing that by virtue of their membership in ASID, their designer has agreed to be forthright and transparent in their business dealings and to hold the health, safety, and welfare of their clients as a vital priority when designing a space for them.”
Each member of the ASID community makes a commitment to continuing education, ensuring they are at the forefront of technological, material, code and industry trend knowledge.
The bones of the project are important, yes, but an ASID designer looks at the big picture to understand their clients’ goals: not only design and functional goals, but financial goals and life goals. A designer’s job should be to help clients express who they are—and tell the stories of their lives—rather than the designer’s personal style. It is an intimate process of getting to know your client and celebrating who they are through how they live (or how they will live), and ASID designers understand this. It’s an entirely different process for each client. The best designs are ones that are thoughtfully collected, rather than coordinated. The heart of what they do is exploring who, exactly, the client is.
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#1—Crystal Kitchen Center
Mary Maney, ASID
The short and sweet: Effective use of space is key in this charming cottage kitchen. A center island in knotty alder adds warmth to the room. White Crystal cabinets are brushed to resemble antique furniture, and cream tones in the backsplash and countertops create an inviting country setting.
See it for yourself:
605 Holly Lane N, Plymouth, MN 55447
#2—Pappas Design
Mary Jane Pappas, ASID & Patricia Undlin, ASID
The short and sweet: An open floor plan connects a spacious kitchen, living area, and music room in this Colonial-style contemporary home, creating the perfect mix of serene and inviting for family gatherings and musical performances.
See it for yourself:
500 Sycamore Circle, Plymouth, MN 55441
#3—Pure Design Environments
Jaque Bethke, Allied ASID
The short and sweet: There is a seemingly endless array of contemporary design elements in this modern home. Clear materials create a feeling of space while drawing attention to spectacular views. You’ll also find geometric shapes, vessel sinks, and a color palette of green, grey, purple, and rust.
See it for yourself:
14274 Trace Ridge Road, Minnetonka, MN 55391
#4—Eminent Interior Design
Brandi Hagen, Allied ASID
The short and sweet: Memorable features of this home include custom European-inspired, white high-gloss enamel cabinets, walnut cabinetry, rift-cut oak floors, and a stainless steel island (to name a few). What was once a kitchen/family room stuck in the 60s is now a fresh, modern, and playful space perfect for a busy family.
See it for yourself:
6478 Westchester Circle, Golden Valley, MN 55427
#5—Belle Kitchen
Tricia Bayer, Allied ASID
The short and sweet: Step into this 1905 Kenwood classic and experience a perfect coupling of the old and the new. Traditional in its architecture—yet modern in its amenities—the kitchen and bath design will leave a lasting impression. Make sure to see the home’s four bathrooms, unified yet unique in their own aesthetics.
See it for yourself:
1814 Knox Avenue S, Minneapolis, MN 55403
#6—Gabberts Design Studio & Waldenwood, LTD.
Christine Sutphen, ASID & Catherine Harrington, ASID
The short and sweet: This was the ultimate kitchen overhaul. What was once a tiny kitchen has been revamped to create a larger, more efficient space. Deep cherry cabinetry is complemented by a butterscotch color scheme, a magnificent blend of elegance and harmony.
See it for yourself:
822 Summit Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55403
#7—Larson Design/Build, Inc.
Rita B. Larson, Allied ASID
The short and sweet: Arts and Crafts meets contemporary in this homey and functional kitchen. Features include custom oak cabinets, a modern tile backsplash, textured granite countertops, and a unique built-in antique Chinese screen.
See it for yourself:
4243 Grimes Avenue South, Edina, MN 55416
#8—Inview Interior Design
Rena Feldman, Allied ASID
The short and sweet: Sleek, off-white cabinetry and countertops juxtaposed against walnut accents and oak flooring creates an aesthetic as timeless as the turn-of-the-century home itself. Unique details such as iron corbels and cabinet hardware emphasize the Old-World feel of the kitchen.
See it for yourself:
4632 Bruce Avenue, Edina, MN 55424
#9—Monson Interior Design, Inc.
Lynn Monson, ASID & Sandy Monson, ASID
The short and sweet: Inspired by the formal and traditional style of the home, with touches of European antiques, the kitchen has an elegant yet functional flair. Rich-colored granite countertops, a limestone backsplash, and a Cognac furniture finish are just a few of the must-see features.
See it for yourself:
9063 Hyland Creek Road, Bloomington, MN 55437
#10—Barbara Hafften Interior Design
Barbara Hafften, Allied ASID
The short and sweet: A blue and slate color palette was inspired by hand-blown glass light fixtures, while glass-front cabinets in the dining room showcase even more beautiful hand-blown glass artwork. An open floor plan with ample cabinet storage creates the ideal space for a chef and entertainer.
See it for yourself:
961 W Nebraska Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55117
#11—David Heide Design Studio
David Heide, Allied ASID
The short and sweet: “Out” with the 1980s kitchen in this home, built in 1890, and “in” with the classic design elements needed to restore its historic charm. Those elements include custom-painted cabinetry, a farmhouse sink, and new oak flooring.
See it for yourself:
839 Osceola Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55105
#12—Bear Trap Design
Tami Holsten, Allied ASID
The short and sweet: This outdated, inefficient kitchen lacked storage and style. The new contemporary kitchen features a beautiful bold backsplash, crystal chandelier, white cabinetry, and a crystal-knobbed china hutch.
See it for yourself:
334 Moreland Avenue W, West St. Paul, MN 55118
#13—Waldenwood, LTD.
Catherine Harrington, ASID
The short and sweet: This project transformed the kitchen, dining, and living rooms into one large, functional space. Design elements include maple cabinetry, walnut flooring, contemporary light fixtures, and quartz countertops with a hint of sparkle.
See it for yourself:
3569 Bailey Ridge Bay, Woodbury, MN 55125
TOUR MAP:
Due to the close proximity of homes, please zoom in view #6 and #7.
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