Turning 40 never felt so good. It was 40 years ago this month that the American Institute of Interior Designers and the National Society of Interior Designers merged to form the American Society of Interior Designers. To celebrate this milestone throughout 2015, we will look back at some of the… Read More →
The holiday season is upon us, and ASID members have a great deal to celebrate this year! From our profession’s point of view, we’ve had one of the strongest years in recent memory in terms of interior design activity, and data indicate that ongoing improvements in the economy will carry… Read More →
These are exciting times for interior designers. Clients are asking design to do more — to boost their businesses, to improve the quality of healthcare and promote wellness, to foster learning, to safeguard the environment and protect against disasters, and to provide safe and healthy spaces. At the same time,… Read More →
Fall is a beautiful season in my state of Colorado, decked out in vibrant blue skies and snow-capped mountains aflame with yellow aspen. Fall always energizes me and renews my sense of belonging to the design community. It’s a time when colleagues are pursuing strong finishes to their work year… Read More →
I’m not one for sports metaphors. But, as we enter college football’s fall awakening, I’m open to the notion that in life, as in athletics, we all have a choice: We can stand on the sidelines, or we can get in the game. Association membership presents each of us with… Read More →
Today marks the beginning of the ASID Chapter Leadership Conference (CLC). Each year CLC brings together volunteer leaders from nearly all of our 48 chapters for networking, strategic planning and leadership training. As a membership society, we rely (and thrive) on our chapters. And now more than ever, our relevance… Read More →
Today marks the beginning of the ASID Chapter Leadership Conference (CLC). Each year CLC brings together volunteer leaders from nearly all of our 48 chapters for networking, strategic planning and leadership training. As a membership society, we rely (and thrive) on our chapters. And now more than ever, our relevance… Read More →
I’ve heard it said that the task of a leader is to get people from where they are to where they have not been. I have tremendous respect for those who drive to build something out of nothing, inspiring so many others to leadership along the way. At the core… Read More →
On a recent trip to New York, my colleagues and I had the chance to visit with American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) CEO Ric Grefé. It was enlightening to hear his perspectives on design, the future of the creative class and what that means for organizations such as the… Read More →
As a resident of Minneapolis, I don’t pay much attention to rumblings of winter. The seasons, all of them, are beautiful here–and I make a point to enjoy all they have to offer. But as the days get longer, I’m reminded of the things I love about spring: bright light,… Read More →