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On The Scene It Takes Two Chapte r and industr y eve nts In February, the Atlantic City/Philadelphia chapter held a tour of the Madison in Riverside, New Jersey, led by the owners and interior designer Wendy Holden of Wendy Holden & Associates. Attendees got an inside look at the design process, which included expanding the existing restaurant and bar into a restaurant, bar, grill, banquet room, and wine cellar. The chapter also held their rst ever community service project at Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore in Philadelphia in March. Attendees helped with daily tasks within the store, from merchandising and refurbishing furniture to helping customers choose the best possible product for their homes. (Photography by Paul Loftland Photography) 1. Christopher Baker, Topher Design; Kara Angotti, KO Angotti: Interior Design + Energy Audit; and Lynn Tomei 2. Alana Okun, Daroff Design 3. Melissa Tully, InterfaceFLOR, and Kevin Spence 4. Carole Roach, Barlow Tyrie; Kelly Donia, Donia Associates; Emily Ryan, Humanscale; and Maureen Rothman, Rothman Associates 5. Susan Kersch, Kersch Fabrics; Christopher Baker, Topher Design; Lynn Tomei; and Rachel Fernbach 6. Wendy Holden, Wendy Holden & Associates; Melissa Tully, InterfaceFLOR; and Maureen Rothman, Rothman Associates 7. Erica Anderson, Wendy Holden, and Candy Sell, Wendy Holden & Associates 8. Jes Rodriguez, Evan Shatz Sales Associates, and Kara Angotti, KO Angotti: Interior Design + Energy Audit 9. Susan Kersch, Kersch Fabrics; Madeline McGinley, Patcraft Carpet; and Carole Roach, Barlow Tyries 10. Wendy Holden, Erica Anderson, Candy Sell, and 8 Bill Holden 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 Made in New York The New York chapter’s Toasty Tuesday events continue to be a huge success— the event in March drew the largest crowd to date, with more than 90 industry professionals. Each month, the chapter hosts the event at a new or newly renovated hotel, enticing attendees with a cash bar and hotel tours. The latest were held at LOLA and the Gansevoort Meatpacking. 1. Jodi Finer, Fabricut; Nathan Wasilewski, Gensler; and Jessica Gracey, Gensler 2. Ken Ventry, Levia Lew and Donal Sheehan, Ken Ventry Lighting Design 3. Ret Taylor, R. E. Taylor Associates, Inc., and Kristine Mortensen, BBG-BBGM 4. Amy Tanenbaum, SICIS, and Tony Machado, BBG-BBGM 5. Hall Toledano, Tiger Imports, and Alicia Cannon, AJC Design 6. Shannon Davis, Selamat Designs; Lisa McClung, INT; and Amy Jo Cosgrove, Barbara Cosgrove Lamps 7. Amy Jakubowski, BBG-BBGM; Diane Erich, Diane Erich & Associates; Les Faulk, IHG; and Nina Hudson 8. Colleen Robinson, Ligne Roset, and Arezoo Sha zadeh, Studio A Design 9. Vincent Stroop, a2 studios; Kristine Mortensen, BBG-BBGM; Jessica Hughley, McCartan; and George Tomczyk, Desso 10. Joon Kim, SOSH Architects, and Cassandra Breza, Innovative Stone 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 34 www.newh.org http://www.newh.org

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of NEWH - Summer 2012

NEWH - Summer 2012
Table of Contents
News
Who’s Who
Sustainability: Point of View
Scholarship
Q&A: Jason Stock
Q&A: Adrienne Pumphrey
Have You Seen?
Product Know How
On the Scene
Hunter Douglas Hospitality
Project: Omni Dallas Hotel
Project: Creek Tower at Cherokee Casino & Hotel
Save the Date
New Members
Partner Profiles
Ad Index

NEWH - Summer 2012