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Preserving the Past, Designing the Future;
A Brief Introduction to Historical Restoration and Cultural Design
Date/ Wednesday, October 16
Time / 4pm - 5pm
Location / ID Collection,
1025 N Stemmons Frwy, Ste 745
Credit / 1 CEPH
This 1-hour workshop introduces participants to the key principles of historical preservation and the integration of cultural influences into modern interior design. Ideal for interior designers seeking a foundation in restoration practices, this session focuses on understanding historical styles, basic restoration techniques, and how to incorporate cultural elements into contemporary design projects.
Learning Objectives:
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Gain a basic understanding of historical preservation principles and their application in interior design.
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Learn quick techniques for identifying and restoring key historical elements within a space.
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Explore methods for integrating cultural motifs and design traditions into modern interiors.
Amy Thomasson - Owner and principal designer of House of Amelia, has been designing Dallas interiors and second homes around the country for the past 18 years. After receiving her degree in Interior Design from Baylor University in 1999, she continued to hone her design skills and knowledge by working with well-respected design influencers in the Dallas design community before opening House of Amelia.
Her personal tastes are highly influenced by her affinity for modern art and design as well as her love for mid-century furniture and architecture. However, her experience and love of design, in general, give her the unique ability to work in any design style and execute sophisticated, comfortable, and beautiful spaces. House of Amelia strives to create environments that are well-balanced, comfortable, and reflective of their client's unique personalities and styles.
Amy Thomasson
House of Amelia