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Inside Illinois 

ASID Illinois 

Chapter Magazine 

Issue Number 27 

Winter 2013 

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Chapter Magazine 

Issue Number 27 

Winter 2012 

Table of 

Contents 

----CHAPTER NEWS 

President’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 

411 Board and Committee Reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 

Event Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 

ASID Gives Back . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 

Designers About Town . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 

Design Summit 2013 Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 

Board Votes to Increase CEU Requirements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 

Event Wrap-up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 

Value of Membership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 

Greening Your Design. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 

New Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

ASID ILLINOIS 

CHAPTER OFFICE 

1647 Merchandise Mart 

Chicago IL 60654 

Tel: 312-467-5080 

Fax: 312-467-0888 

asidil@sbcglobal.net 

www.asidillinois.com 

ASID NATIONAL 

608 Massachusetts Ave NE 

Washington DC 20002-6006 

Tel: (202) 546-3480 

Fax: (202) 546-3240 

Toll free: (800) 610-ASID (2743) 

asid@asid.org • www.asid.org 

EDITORIAL STAFF 

Communications Director 

Carol Stolt, Allied ASID 

Editor 

Vicki De Roeck, Allied ASID 

CHAPTER ADMINISTRATOR 

Elizabeth Boaden 

Annual Survey-Make Sure Your Voice is Heard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 

National Database Update for the 2013 Printed Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 

Congratulations New Prossional Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 

INDEX OF ADVERTISERS 

Chicago Design Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 

Chicago Luxury Beds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Creative Mirror and Shower. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 

CS Interiors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 

Design Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11, 15 

Elle Decor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 

Hunter Douglas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 

PUBLISHING STAFF 

Advertising Sales 

Mike Watt • 972-989-2208 

Inside Illinois magazine is published quarterly 

for the ASID Illinois Chapter of the American 

Society of Interior Designers by DSA Publishing 

& Design, Inc. Editorial content and the Inside 

Illinois magazine are controlled and owned by 

the Illinois Chapter of ASID. Reproduction of this 

publication in whole, in part, in any form is strictly 

prohibited without the written permission of the 

Illinois Chapter of ASID. 

Interline Creative Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 

Oscar Isberian Rugs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 

Parmida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Steinway Piano Gallery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 

On the cover: 

The impetus for this 

project was to refresh a kitchen 

for empty-nesters to enjoy in the next 

phase of their lives. The revised layout, in 

conjunction with modern conveniences and 

ergonomic storage, allows the kitchen to grow with the 

clients, without having to forsake elegance and sophistication. 

Shawna Dillon, ASID of Snaidero Chicago received a First Place award for 

this design in the 2012 Design Excellence Competition 

Inside Illinois 

ILLINOIS 

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ILLINOIS 

Incoming President 

ASID ILLINOIS CHAPTER 

1647 Merchandise Mart 


2012-13 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

President 

Patricia L. Bailey, ASID 

pbailey@bancroft-ae.com 

President-Elect 

Janet Davidsen, Allied ASID 

detailsindesign@comcast.net 

Director-at-Large 

Krystl Loiterman, Allied ASID 

Loiterman@ADPSR.org 

Financial Director 

Rick Gilman, Industry Partner Representative 

Richard.gilman@bakertilly.com 

Membership Director 

Jean Charlton, Allied ASID 

Jean.charlton@yahoo.com 

Professional Development Director 

Mary J. Grether, ASID 

marygrether@sbcglobal.net 

Communications Director 

Carol Stolt, Allied ASID 

caroljs@fgmarchitects.com 

Student Representative 

Emily Case, Student ASID 

emily.case91@yahoo.com 

Student Representative 

Paul Ramoie, Student ASID 

PaulRamoie@yahoo.com 

Happy New Year! 

I hope your holidays were filled with family, friends and the warmth and 

uplifting spirit of the season! 

We had a successful Holiday Party on December 3rd thanks to Nora 

Schneider and Ann Marie Del Monico that lead the planning team for one of 

the many events we all look forward to each year. The party was well 

attended by members as well as guests. As part of our strategic plan, a 

variety of media guests were invited. Media exposure not only puts a face to 

“Who is ASID Illinois?” but also communicates the value of our talented 

members and the strength of our organization within the Illinois Design Community. 

The ASID Illinois board continues to move forward into 2013 implementing the Strategic Work Plan tactics 

creating more value for your membership! 

• Value in communication and the importance of getting the word out about, Who is ASID Illinois? Your 

Communications Director, Carol Stolt is working hand-in- hand with JoChicago, our PR firm, to place 

timely information out on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Pinterest. The Social Media Task Force will be 

working to document each event in a variety of ways to show our presence to the Illinois design community 

and even to potential clients. 

• Value in partnership within the Illinois interior design community. Our Outreach Partners under the 

phenomenal guidance of Mario Gruetin is planning events with the five partners from last year. We are 

also in the process of targeting other organizations that are interested in joining the Outreach Partners in 

2013 for further networking. 

• Value in community service and the importance of each of us reaching out and extending a helping hand 

to those in need. Each of the board members have chosen a charity in which you are all invited to invest 

your time and your talents; AIA NEI – Rebuild Aurora, Designs for Dignity, DIFFA, Designing for 

Veterans, Glen Ellyn Food Pantry, Morning Star Mission, Northern Illinois Food Bank, Paws of Chicago & 

Turning Point. We will keep you updated on opportunities to volunteer. 

• Value in CEU opportunities at each event and targeting business development and business technology 

tools at the January, February & March events. The Design Summit is scheduled for February 28, 2013. 

Join us to look at the future of the design industry, earn business development CEU’s, gain product knowledge 

and participate in networking opportunities. Our Chair, Roxanne Essex, is working with a team of 

Professional, Allied and IP members to plan an event you must attend! 

• Value in opportunities to participate and volunteer in all aspects of our chapter. With 1100 members, the 

board and committee chairs need you to first, plan to attend events and second, volunteer on any 

committee or task force that is the best use of your time and talents. We have started a Placement 

Committee which you will be hearing from over the next couple of months to help engage you in volunteer 

activities that will benefit you, ASID Illinois and the interior design industry in Illinois. 

I am looking forward to working with each of you in some capacity to further our chapter! 

The very best to each of you! 

Patricia L. Bailey, ASID 

ASID Illinois Chapter President 2011/2012 

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Board and Committee Reports 

President-Elect, Janet Davidsen 

Presently, I am working on Sponsorship from our Industry Partners to 

provide exciting programs and events for the upcoming 2013 year. Appropriate 

placement of our Members on committees is also top priority so they 

benefit from the experience of participation. Last, I’m working on the 

BIGGEST networking opportunity for our members. It’s in the works… 

save the date: April 19, 2013! 

Communications, Carol Stolt 

In our strategic effort to establish a strong social media presence for the 

ASID Illinois Chapter, the communications committee is planning a Social 

Media CEU on Tuesday January 29th at Chicago Design Team, Arlington 

Design Center in Arlington Heights. Whether you are an active participant 

in the various platforms of social media or if you are curious and just 

don’t know where to start, there will be something for everyone to learn 

at this event. In addition, an iPad CEU will be presented in February. 

Learn how this valuable tool can help you in your business from client 

presentations to managing schedules and documents. Check the ASID 

calendar at www.asidillinois.com and the bi-monthly ASID Newsbriefs 

for dates, times and locations. 

Although it feels that we only just presented the awards to our talented 

Design Excellence Competition winners, the communications committee 

is already planning for next year’s competition and gala awards event. We 

are in the process of implementing a new online competition entry system 

that will make entering the competition easier than ever before and 

have chosen another exciting venue for the awards gala. Start planning 

the projects that you would like to submit and look for all of the entry 

information on the Call for Entry in the Spring Newsletter. 

Finance, Rick Gillman 

While you will often see our Finance Director, Rick Gilman, at a variety 

of ASID events, much of the work of his committee goes on behind the 

scenes. The importance of the financial function however cannot be underestimated. 

Rick is a CPA with 36 years of experience working primarily 

with interior design firms. As finance director, he works closely with the 

president-elect to develop the annual budget for the chapter. In addition 

to the annual budget, Rick is responsible for submitting quarterly financial 

statements to the national chapter. The quarterly reports are the 

vehicle for which the member dues are distributed to our chapter! 

Advocacy, Krystl Loiterman 

In Advocacy News: The Legislative Symposium is February 1st through 

the 3rd in Dallas, TX. Mingle with coalitions while learning how you 

can best advocate for your profession. Also, Capitol Day is slated for 

Wednesday, April 10th. Call the State House Inn at 217.528.5100 to reserve 

your room. http://www.thestatehouseinn.com/ 

Awards Committee: Call for volunteers! We are looking for experienced 

designers for the Design Excellence Awards Committee. This is a great 

opportunity to get involved and work on one of the chapter’s biggest events! 

Forward inquiries to asidil@sbcglobal.net. 

Professional Development, Mary Grether 

Mary and her committee have been tirelessly planning the 2013 Design 

Summit scheduled on Thursday, February 28. Details of the event and 

registration forms can be found on page 12 of this Newsletter. With a 

theme of “Grow Your Business, Grow Your Partners” this year’s Design 

Summit is offering .6 hours of CEU opportunities. 

Membership, Jean Charlton 

This coming year, members will be provided with a multitude of networking 

and educational events. Make sure your personal contact information is 

current with ASID so you get the latest information. There are many ways 

to stay connected with the Chapter: the ASID IL Chapter website, Facebook, 

LinkedIn, Twitter and Pinterest. Links to all our social networking platforms 

can be found on the ASID Illinois home page. 

Peer Groups: To increase participation in peer group meetings, a new 

peer group leader has been recruited for Chicago and a ‘new’ group has 

been established for the southwest suburbs. Cynthia Smith will head up 

the Chicago group and Stephanie Sarris will lead the newly founded southwest 

suburban group. If you would like to attend a Peer Group meeting, 

please check the Chapter Calendar on the ASID Illinois website for the 

next scheduled meeting or contact one of the Peer Group Leaders. 

Northwest Suburbs Linda Navara, Allied ASID 

lmrdesigns@sbcglobal.net 

Western Suburbs Dena Kareotes Arendt, Allied ASID 

dena@insideideasdesign.com 

Far West Suburbs Jean Charlton, Allied ASID 

jean.charlton@yahoo.com 

North Shore Suburbs Jennifer Rahaley, Allied ASID 

gertrudeandco@comcast.net 

Cathy Schager, Allied ASID 

cschager@comcast.net 

South West Suburbs Stephanie Sarris, Allied ASID 

stephanies@draperyconnection.com 

City of Chicago Cynthia Smith, Allied ASID 

cynthia@ccsdesignstudio.com 

Emerging Professionals: If you are a designer with 0-5 years of experience, 

you are an Emerging Professional (EP) and we would like to help 

enhance your career development. The Emerging Professional Committee 

is looking for interested members to participate in planning events and 

growing the ASID EP program. If you are interested in taking an active 

role in your career growth, please contact Nicole Peeler (nicolempeeler@gmail.com) 

, Emerging Professional Committee Chair. Make sure 

you connect with the ASID IL Emerging Professional group on LinkedIn, 

Facebook and Twitter. 

Placement Committee: Stephanie Sarris has also been recruited to head 

up the placement committee which will work to effectively match members 

with an appropriate committee on which to dedicate their time and talents. 

If you are looking to get active and involved in the chapter, contact Stephanie 

(stephsarris@gmail.com) so she can help you determine which committee 

will be the best fit for your particular interests. 


Event 

Calendar 

January 

24th 

IIDC Wine and Beer Tasting 

Save the Date, Time and Location to be determined 

29th 

Social Media Training 

Chicago Design Team, Arlington Design Center 

Arlington Heights 

February 

27th 

Industry Partner Dinner 

Save the Date! 

28th 

ASID Illinois Design Summit 

See registration forms and details on page 12 

*.6 hours of CEU opportunities 

March 

See the beautiful 

14th 

IIDC Mart Madness 

The Merchandise Mart 

April 

10th 

Call for Entry, Design Excellence Competition 

Online submissions will begin at www.asidillinois.com 

IIDC Capital Day 

Save the Date! 

at our designer showroom along with Vervain, Beacon Hill, 

Stroheim, Taylor King, Century and many more. 

What Every Designer Should Know 

About Social Media and Marketing 

Sponsored by ASID 

Tuesday, January 29th 

Registration 9:00am 

Presentation 9:30am-1:00pm 

$40.00 for ASID members 

$50.00 non-members 

Fee includes lunch and workbook 

This course is worth .3 CEU Credits 

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Tuesday, April 23rd 

Registration 9:00am 

Presentation 9:30am-2:00pm 

$40.00 per person 

Fee includes lunch and workbook 

This course is worth .4 CEU Credits 

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ASID Gives Back 

ASID and Public Architecture Alliance Promotes Pro 

Bono Design 

The American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) and Public Architecture 

have entered into a new partnership agreement to support pro bono service 

for nonprofits seeking interior design expertise. Through the initiative, 

ASID members are encouraged to pledge to The 1% program, which challenges 

design firms to commit a minimum of one percent of their time to 

pro bono services. 

Spay/Neuter Clinic, and Community Outreach programs along with many 

volunteers to enable the organization to continue to save lives and expand 

services. All volunteer opportunities at the Adoption Center focus on 

getting to know potential adopters and providing them with the educational 

information and resources to help them find their perfect match. 

A broad range of volunteer opportunities are available and all information 

can be found online at pawschicago.org/volunteer/volunteer-opportunities. 

"From designing livable homes for veterans, to creating warm and welcoming 

environments for children's hospitals, each day we hear about the many 

inspiring service projects our members are working on in their communities," 

says Barbara Marini, FASID, IDEC, ASID's national president. 

"Through our official partnerships with The 1% program, we aim to recognize 

this work while also making it easier for any member who wants to 

get involved in pro bono projects." 

Firms involved in The 1% program, including ASID members, contribute 

$9 million in services annually, on average. The new partnership is aimed 

at providing members with the resources, opportunities, and support 

needed to increase service. 

Carol Stolt, Communications Director: 

The Glen Ellyn Food Pantry is a non-profit ecumenical organization that 

serves thousands of people every year who need food assistance in the 

communities of Carol Stream, Glendale Heights, Glen Ellyn, Lisle, Lombard, 

and Wheaton. The number of families served by the Glen Ellyn Food Pantry 

has increased dramatically over the past two years. Currently, the Pantry 

serves about 300 families every month (around 1200 individuals). With 

Raise a Pint for the Food Pantry our goal is to raise $3,000.00 for the food 

pantry so they can purchase new computers. Collect you coins in a pint 

jar, when it’s full, log onto http://www.gofundme.com/RAISE-A-PINT- 

FOR-GEFP 

www.gofundme.org to make your contribution. 

"The interior design community has played a necessary and important 

role in The 1% program since its founding," says John Peterson, founder 

and president of Public Architecture. "We're inspired by the vision at ASID 

and its support of the profession's role in improving communities in need." 

For more information, visit theonepercent.org. 

ASID Illinois Board Commits to Strategic Goal for 

Community Service 

As part of the ASID Illinois member survey last year, members overwhelmingly 

expressed a desire to participate in community service events 

through ASID. The ASID Illinois Board resolved to include an aggressive 

commitment to community service organizations as part of their strategic 

goals. Each member of the board identified a service organization in which 

to dedicate their own and their committee’s time and talent. Each committee 

under each board function will volunteer to participate in either a onetime 

event or donate time in service to a particular organization. All ASID 

members are encouraged to dedicate their time to these service groups. 

You will find more information about upcoming volunteer opportunities 

in the ASID Newsbrief, in future Inside Illinois Newsletters or you 

may contact the appropriate board member. 

The following are the community service organizations the board members 

have chosen: 

Janet Davidsen, President-Elect and Krystl Loiterman, Director at Large: 

Pets Are Worth Saving (PAWS) Chicago is the city’s largest No Kill 

humane organization, focused on implementing solutions to end the killing 

of homeless pets. They have an adoption and humane center, the Lurie 

Mary Grether, Professional Development: 

Rebuilding Together Aurora (RTA) is a safe and healthy housing 

organization that provides low-income homeowners in Aurora, Illinois 

with critical home repairs, home safety modifications, and energy efficiency 

upgrades. Using volunteer labor, and some donated materials, they 

are able to provide these repairs free of cost to the neighbors in need. 

Their work extends beyond the four walls of a home to impact the health 

and vibrancy of the community. 

The current project involves a community within Aurora called Pattersonville. 

It has a community center and a strong neighborhood committee dedicated 

to removing drugs and crime. The scope includes layers of assistance: 

One is façade or streetscape improvements, next is making the 

homes safe and accessible, and the third is to upgrade and bring the 

interiors up to code. The goal is to work on 20 houses, and the general 

streetscape. The actual physical work will be done April 26th and 27th. 

Planning has just started, and, the Pro Bono Design Committee is planning 

a charette in January at the College of DuPage inviting students, 

emerging professionals, as well as professionals to come up with ideas. 

We welcome any level of involvement. The committee is doing a neighborhood 

walkthrough on Saturday December 15th. ASID members can 

contact Mary Grether marygrether@sbcglobal.net for information and 

questions. 

Jean Charlton, Membership Director: 

Northern Illinois Food Bank takes donated food and distributes it to 

more than 600 network partners throughout 13 northern Illinois counties 

– the food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters and youth and senior 

feeding programs serve more than 60,000 individuals each week. We 

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Peer Groups 

Both the Northwest Suburban and North Shore Peer groups met during 

November. The Northwest Suburban group did a little something different 

for this month’s meeting and participated in a cooking class to learn how to 

make delicious desserts. Peer groups are a great way to meet and network 

with other designers in a more intimate setting. Check the ASID Illinois 

calendar for meeting information. 

DIFFA Dining by Design 

ASID board and committee members 

attended DIFFA’s (Design Industries 

Foundation Fighting AIDS) annual 

Table Hop and Taste at the Dining by 

Design event. The fundraising event, 

held at the Merchandise Mart, showcases 

three dimensional dining installations 

by some of Chicago’s most 

talented and creative designers. The 

one-of-a-kind kind creative spaces 

range from the practical to the fantastical. 

Event goers were also treated to 

food samplings from some of Chicago’s 

top restaurants. It was a fun and 

inspiring event for everyone and truly, 

the food and libations were fantastic! 

The Jonathan Adler installation, 

featuring his new textile line, utilized 

these large upholstered 

chairs to create the “walls” that 

defined the dining space. 

Linda and Karen’s lovely tablescape featuring non-traditional elements and 

colors. They advocate using colors that complement a home’s existing décor 

for a more cohesive holiday display. 

Christmas on the Fox 

Karen Riordan and Linda Navara participated in the Christmas on the Fox 

Art and Craft show in November. They created a beautiful holiday 

tablescape and gave presentations to show attendees how to set a festive, 

whimsical and elegant holiday table. They also gave show attendees 

holiday decorating tips for the whole house. Participating in events like 

Christmas on the Fox is a great way to not only promote your own business 

but also the value of working with an ASID designer. 

ASID Illinois Chapter President, Pat Baily (center) and President-elect Janet 

Davidsen (on Pat’s right) with other board and committee members in one of 

the dining installations. 

continued from page 8 

would like to implement an ASID IL Chapter Day of Service, either at one of 

the three Food Bank locations, or at one of their network partners. More information 

will be forthcoming regarding volunteering for the day of service. 

Rick Gilman, Finance Director: 

Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS (DIFFA) DIFFA/Chicago’s 

fundraising process includes a series of events throughout the calendar year 

driven by dedicated professionals inside and outside the design industries. 

DIFFA’s big event is the annual Dining by Design event held in November. 

Each year, the DIFFA /Chicago Auxiliary Board will host two or more social 

events designed to raise funds for DIFFA/Chicago and create a greater awareness 

of the DIFFA/Chicago cause. Please check their website at 

diffachicago.org/events about their exciting events or contact Rick to see how 

you can get involved. 

Emily Case, Student Representative 

The Morning Star Mission of Joliet, IL provides food for the homeless, has 

a rehabilitation program for those recovering from drug abuse and provides 

housing and assistance in finding employment. They also provide support 

for homeless veterans. The Treasure Chest resale shops in Joliet and New 

Lenox helps raise funds for the mission. Donating items to the Treasure Chest 

and helping decorate the rehabilitation homes is how I hope ASID can 

assist the Mission. 

Paul Ramoie, Student Representative 

Designing for Veterans is a nonprofit interior design organization that 

believes the built environment can have a tremendous impact on the physical 

and psychological life experience of disabled veterans when returning 

home from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. It is the mission of Designing for 

Veterans to aid and assist these disabled veterans through pro bono interior 

design services, that address their individual needs. 


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Design Summit 2013 

The ASID Illinois Chapter is proud to present a day of career building, networking, education to 

enhance professional skills, and discovery of new designer resources. Paid admission includes your 

choice of two CEU seminars, Keynote Speaker (worth two CEUs), lunch, and the Expo Trade Show. 

Keynote and seminar descriptions can be found on the reverse side. 

Please indicate the keynote and seminar sessions you will be attending: 

Keynote Speaker (0.2 CEUs) 

10:00 - 12:00 _____ At Home/At Work: The Trends Driving Resi al and 

Commercial Design* 

Seminars 

Paul Taylor, Editorial Director, TRENDS Publishing International 

Choose TWO seminars total. Use your free time to visit the Expo Trade Show. 

Session 1 

9:00 - 10:00 _____ A – Design Practice Management and Marketing: Twelve Reasons Why 

You Should Hire a Designer, CEU-100288 

9:00 - 10:00 _____ B – Design for All, CEU-101453 

Session 2 

2:00 - 3:00 _____ C – Lighting Controls as a Component of Interior design, CEU-101317 

2:00 - 3:00 _____ D – Sustainable Bath & Kitchen Design, CEU-100412 

Student & Emerging Professionals Program 

3:00 - 4:30 _____ E– Mastering Presentation in the Workplace - A Skills Workshop 

* The Keynote is 0.2 CEUs - you must attend the full 2 hours to receive credit. 

* CEU REGISTRY: You must have an IDCEC number to receive credit for CEUs. To obtain your 

IDCEC number, contact Heidi Salati, Director of Education, hsalati@asid.org or www.idcec.org. 

Registration One registration per form. Please duplicate if additional forms are needed. 

Name: ______________________________________________________________ 

Company Name: ________________________________ 

Member #: ______________ 

or School:____________________________________ 

Address: __________________________________ City: ______________ State: ___ Zip: _____________ 

P: ________________ F: ________________ E: _________________________________________________ 

_____ASID Professional / Allied / Associate _____ASID IP ______ASID Student ______Educator _____IIDA 

_____Non-Affiliated Designer _____Guest _____Student Other _____________________________________ 

____$55 – ASID/IP, IIDA, Educator ____$25 - Student (with ID) ____$75 – Non-Affiliated, Guest 

____$25 - Expo Trade Show & Keynote Speaker (0.2 CEUs) (seminars and lunch not included) 

FREE 

Registration 

EXPO TRADE SHOW ONLY 12-3P ONLY 

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8:30 am – 3:00 pm 

Design Summit 2013 welcomes all 

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design industry professionals 

(Show not open to the general public) 

SHOW SCHEDULE 

Thursday 2/28 

8:30 - 9:00 Attendee Registration 

10:30 Vendor Registration 

11:00 - 3:00 Expo Open 

9:00 - 10:00 Seminar Sessions A&B 

10:00 - 12:00 Keynote Speaker 

12:00 - 2:00 Lunch available 

Please spend time with the Expo Vendors! 

2:00 - 3:00 Seminar Sessions C&D 

3:00 - 4:30 Student/Emerging 

Professional Program 

Expo Trade Show 

11:00 – 3:00 

Discover new resources from vendors 

large & small 

FULL REGISTRATION: 

Includes keynote speaker, lunch, two 

seminars and Expo Trade Show. On-site 

registration does not include lunch. 

$55 ASID Members, ASID IP 

$55 IIDA, & Educators 

$25 Students with ID 

$75 Non-Members, Guests 

$25 Expo & Keynote 

(Lunch & Seminars not included) 

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Pre-registration ends at Noon on 

Sunday, February 24, 2013. 

Faxed or e-mailed forms will NOT 

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Keynote & Seminars 

Design Summit 2013 

Keynote Presentation: At Home/At Work: The 

Trends Driving Residential and Commercial Design. 

Residential design and commercial design are usually thought 

of as separate disciplines. But in reality, ideas and applications 

that surface in each of these markets are often re-interpreted 

and crossover from one to the other. 

Keynote Speaker: Paul Taylor 

Design Management Practice and Marketing: Twelve 

Reasons Why You Should Hire a Designer, 

CEU-100288 

0.1 CEU Credit Presenter: Paula Bongartz 

Company: Hunter Douglas 

The main objective of this seminar is to provide the designer 

with innovative sales presentations. This seminar can help 

position and grow the designer’s business by placing a strong 

emphasis on the selling process. This seminar communicates 

to the design community why it is important to become a sales 

person first and a designer second. The selling process is the 

key to repositioning and growing your business. This seminar 

will give the designer some tools that they can incorporate into 

their presentations. Some ideas may be things they already do 

and others will be things they may not have ever thought 

about. 

Lighting Controls as a Component of Interior 

Design, CEU-101317 

0.1 CEU Credit Presenters: Patricia Mace & 

Trip Speight 

Company: Legrand 

Lighting controls allow homeowners to control lights, ceiling 

fans and small appliances from anywhere in the home, without 

the need for special wiring or expensive master controllers. 

Lighting controls can be integrated into a home for singleroom 

or whole house systems. The intent of this course is to 

discuss the role of lighting in design, and more specifically 

how lighting controls can impact the olives of occupants and 

performances of the home, including enhanced energy 

efficiency. 

Sustainable Bath & Kitchen Design, CEU-100412 

0.1 CEU Credit Presenter: Garrett Dynes 

Company: Kohler 

We’re all connected. Healthier homes mean healthier people, 

communities and planet. In this course, you will learn how to 

design healthy and sustainable baths & kitchens, select 

sustainable residential products, be able to integrate water 

conservation plumbing products for LEED credits into 

residential designs and communicate to clients the importance 

of sustainable buildings. 

Design for All, CEU-101453 

0.1 CEU Credit Presenter: Jason McNeely 

Company: Hansgrohe 

Participants will engage in a discussion on the rapidly growing 

aging population. With the growing number of adults needing 

or wanting to age in their homes the importance of Universal 

Design is more important than ever. As one ages, the use of 

the bath changes from a place for pampering to a place of 

necessity. The use of Universal Design principles and 

selection of the proper products will allow you to blend the 

user personal style while accommodating all users’ needs. At 

the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to 

identify the segment of the population with Aging-in-Place 

needs; understand the seven principles of Universal Design; 

choose bathroom fixtures that meet the users’ needs; design a 

bathroom with proper placement of products in critical use 

areas. 

Mastering Presentation in the Workplace –A Skills 

Workshop Presenter: Jason McNeely, Hansgrohe 

Presentation skills and public speaking skills are a necessity of 

work and life. Learn tips for successful interviews, clear and 

concise communications, and how to write effective 

presentations. These skills are important to be successful in 

business, sales, training and building trust with clients. 

Developing the confidence and capability to give good 

presentations, speak well, and engage others is extremely 

helpful for self-development, too. With the information gained 

in this seminar, some preparation, and practice, you will be 

an effective communicator, conducting successful client 

demos and winning sales pitches. 

Location to be determined. 


Board Votes to Increase CEU Requirements 

Effective January 1, 2014 

ASID National recently decided to increase the CEU requirement for its 

members from .6 every two years to 1.0. Below is an excerpt from a letter 

from ASID National President, Barbara S. Marini, FASID, IDEC: 

As we continue to focus on communicating the value of interior 

design, the ASID Board of Directors has spent considerable time 

discussing ways in which we can effectively accomplish that goal. 

We know that to advance the profession, we must also continue to 

sharpen skills, and add to our knowledge base on issues that impact 

the built environment. 

With that focus in mind, at the board meeting in June, the Board 

approved raising the required CEUs for all members in the Professional, 

Allied and Associate categories. Raising CEUs builds members’ 

competencies by expanding knowledge and encourages ASID members 

to advance their skills relevant to specific practice areas. Our current 

CEU requirement is no longer in line with other organizations representing 

the built environment, however this initiative emphasizes 

the Society's commitment to education. Establishing greater consistency 

from a professional standpoint is important considering increased 

efforts of collaboration in the profession. 

Effective Jan. 1, 2014, the CEU requirement will increase from 

0.6 to 1.0 (i.e., 10 hours) for a two-year period. Note that this 

does not affect the current reporting period, requiring 0.6 CEUs 

by Dec. 31, 2013. The first reporting period with the new 1.0 CEU 

requirement will begin Jan. 1, 2014, and end on Dec. 31, 2015. 

CEUs can be easily documented on the IDCEC website, which 

provides a great way to track all of your courses, including those not 

part of the IDCEC database. ASID members may warehouse their 

CEUs with IDCEC free of charge. 

ASID is also expanding eligible CEUs, making it easier to reach 1.0 

through activities including authoring a book or article, specialized 

keynote speaking engagements, and for our educator members, 

receiving tenure. Approved CEUs such as webinars and chapter 

events will continue to be available and more CEUs are being developed 

at the intermediate and advanced levels. Advancing the use 

of technology to deliver innovative programs and CEUs will enable 

us to move forward in this educational effort and ensure that our 

members are well prepared for success … today and into the 

future! 

Event Wrap-up 

Past President, Jessica Henn Suh presents 

the Presidents Citation to incoming 

President, Pat Bailey. 

It was the annual 

passing of the gavel at 

the Illinois Chapter’s 

Annual Meeting in 

October held at the 

historic Glessner House 

Museum. Despite the 

abysmal weather, 

members came out to 

welcome the new board 

members and honor the 

volunteers who have 

given their time and 

effort to make the 

chapter such a success. 

Go to the ASID Illinois 

Facebook page to see 

more pictures from the 

Annual Meeting and 

other ASID events. 

2013 Board: (l to r) Jean Charlton, Emily Case, Paul Ramoie, Mary Grether, Krystl 

Loiterman, Janet Davidsen and Pat Bailey. 

Members honored at the Annual Meeting: 

Peg Abbot 

Pat Bailey 

Jean Charlton 

John Cialone 

Carol Cisco 

Cosentino 

Vicki DeRoeck 

Rick Gilman 

Mary Grether 

Mario Guertin 

Sarah Kastenholz 

Joan Kaufman 

Ashleigh Lessard 

Lisa McManus 

Spes Mekus 

John Rouse, Contract Magazine 

Patricia Rozonkiewiecz 

Carol Stolt 


Awards Gala | Thursday, February 7, 2013 | 6:00 – 8:00 PM | Merchandise Mart 

$50 in advance. $60 at the door. $40 for groups of ten or more. Space is limited. 

The Design Center at the Merchandise Mart and Luxe Interiors + Design magazine present the Second 

Annual Interior Designer of the Year. The Chicago Interior Designer of the Year is a recognition program 

acknowledging interior design talent who have made an impact on Chicago’s design community. 

The ten nominees below are vying for the coveted distinction, “Chicago’s Interior Designer of the Year”. 

Please join us at the Awards Gala on February 7, 2013 where the winner will be announced and honored. 

LARRY BOEDER 

LAWRENCE BOEDER 

INTERIOR DESIGN 

DARCY BONNER 

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JOHN CANNON 

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SUSAN FREDMAN 

SUSAN FREDMAN 

DESIGN GROUP 

JESSICA LAGRANGE 

JESSICA LAGRANGE 

INTERIORS 

GARY LEE 

GARY LEE PARTNERS 

KARA MANN 

KARA MANN DESIGN 

CARLOS MARTINEZ 

GENSLER 

FRANK PONTERIO 

FRANK PONTERIO 

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Value of Membership 

Evidence-based design, the use of research to inform design decisions, 

has long been used in the commercial design field. Evidence-based design 

is a powerful tool that is now being increasingly applied to residential 

design but likely not as often as it should be. ASID has recently published 

a book that is available for free download to ASID members. The book 

titled Home Making: Evidence-Based Design for Residential Environments 

explores how residential designers can use evidence-based design research 

to enhance the design process and ultimately improve the success of a 

design. Using research in design rather than just choosing appealing 

design elements will distinguish designers from their peers and empower 

Design is often thought of as relating to the aesthetics of color, pattern 

and texture but designers know that there is so much more involved 

in creating a successful interior. The profession has successfully 

educated clients that the expertise of a qualified designer also improves 

the function of a space and adds to a client’s quality of life. Evidencebased 

design takes that expertise a step further by really exploring the 

psychological aspect of design. Having fact-based research to support 

the efficacy of design decisions and combining this knowledge with 

technical and creative skills creates a level of expertise that truly stands 

out among the competition. 

them to design more successfully. 

Home Making: Evidence-Based Design for Residential Environments 

Using research to inform design decisions is the foundation of evidencebased 

design however applying research does not eliminate the personal or 

creative part of the design process. In a section titled “What is Evidence- 

Based Design?” the book states “When creating a space for your client, their 

psychological and physical well-being is your top priority. Using research 

can help you understand how and why your client is likely to respond to 

your design, because people react in generally predictable ways to their 

environment. This book introduces you to evidence-based design and famil- 

was written to be a resource for designers but also provides a body 

of information to allow designers to research further. A section titled 

“Staying Current” suggests books, websites and reports that are relevant 

to interior design related research. This book, which is available 

through the ASID website, is a comprehensive source of information 

that ASID has compiled to provide its members with a tool that enhances 

their practice, refines their level of professionalism and reinforces 

their expertise. 

iarizes you with how you can incorporate research findings to create spaces 

that satisfy your client’s fundamental physical and psychological needs.” 

To obtain a copy go to aisd.org and login with your member login. 

From the home page click on Knowledge Center > Publications > ASID 

The book analyzes the effects of space planning, acoustics, visual elements 

and materials and how clients generally react to them. Indoor air quality 

and the impact of design on all of the senses is also explored. A comprehensive 

analysis of programming and a room-by-room review examines 

how designers can implement evidence-based research to truly 

customize a space for each client’s particular needs, both physical and 

psychological. The goal of applying evidence-based design is to improve 

Research Publications > Evidence-Based Design for Residential 

Environments. The publication is free to ASID members so you will 

need to be logged in. You will need to go through a check-out process 

to “purchase” the book. After you have checked out, the 84 page book, 

in pdf format, will be emailed to you. 

By Vicki De Roeck, Allied ASID 

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Greening Your Design 

By Jase Frederick, ASID, LEED AP 

Illinois Chapter Green Practices Advisory Council 

“Do you ask for permission to do beautiful interior design? Don’t ask 

permission to do sustainable design either.” 

Start with Sustainability 

As humans, we often get ideas in our heads about what something is. If 

we hold on to those ideas long enough and repeat them often enough, 

valid or not, they become, for us, fact. This may be the case with our ideas 

about sustainability. 

Our chapter’s Green Practices Advisory Council has a mission to promote 

and support sustainable practices in the planning and implementation of 

chapter meetings and events. The old perception of sustainability has been 

slow to change in this arena as well. Yet, as in design, so in the logistical 

aspects of our business, making sustainability the jumping off point brings 

awareness of our actions, practices, and resources, and the consequences 

In its early stages – which in many ways it still is – sustainability was regularly 

equated with all things plain and utilitarian. The anti-aesthetic. What 

if we were to recycle that old idea into acceptance and promotion of sustainability 

not as a style or method unto itself, but rather as the underlying 

and necessary foundation for everything we do as designers from concept 

to implementation? 

of those actions. Now more than ever – and for so many reasons – a foundation 

of sustainability in what we do and how we do it matters. 

There’s no need for heroics. It’s common sense born of awareness and the 

letting go of old ideas. If we do what we can, to whatever degree we can, we’ll 

no doubt find that sustainability becomes simply the way we do business. 

In other words, if we’re still thinking of sustainable design as niche design, 

we may be over-thinking. As a sustainability design consultant and 

ASID member, Sharlyn Underwood, pointed out in a recent Icon article, 

If you’d like to find out more about making your meetings, presentations, 

events, and logistics effortlessly and beautifully sustainable, get in touch 

with the Illinois Chapter’s Green Practices Advisory Council. 

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New Members 

Professional 

April M Taylor, ASID 

Cambria 

Allied 

Leigh Hardy, Allied ASID 

Blair Elizabeth Lambert, Allied ASID 

Ashlee L. Casey, Allied ASID 

Susan L. Bertram, Allied ASID 

Susan Bertram Designs 

Abigail Lynn Steuwe, Allied ASID 

The Hauser Group 

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Student Members 

Monique Mendoza, Student ASID 

Illinois Institute of Art at Chicago 

Erin Heerspink, Student ASID 


Tahani Aseel, Student ASID 


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not have an e-mail address registered with ASID, please contact us at 

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out a hardcopy of the survey. 

National Database Update for the 

2013 Printed Directory 

Please be sure to update your personal and professional information 

on the ASID National database. The printed ASID Illinois chapter 

directory, sent to all ASID Illinois members, will utilize the information 

stored in the National database. Ensure that all of your information 

is correct and current by following these steps: 

1. Go to : www.asid.org 

2. Login to get to the My ASID page 

3. Under Membership, Programs and Services click on “Contact 

Information Update”. 

4. Click on “Maintain your Personal Profile”. 

5. Review and edit your profile information in the online forms 

6. Make sure that you go all the way through the confirmation prompts 

before you logout. When the confirmation process is complete, you 

will be taken back to the My ASID screen. 

This directory will be the only printed information distributed by ASID, 

help ensure that this information is correct!! 

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