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Patricia Lockwood

1st Place – Bedrooms$30,000 & under

IDS Designer of the Year National Competition

2013

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Starting with a master bedroom in a loft residence

that was originally a church, the room presented an architectural

design challenge.

Design Challenge

The room has a small footprint

and soaring ceilings, with one wall dominated

by the original church features.

The new construction was out-of-balance and sterile

in comparison.  

before

Intentional in Design

The intent of the design was to honor and compliment the existing millwork, plaster

walls, and large stained glass windows.

Intentional in Design

The most impressive addition to this project was the brick wall

treatment, which helped create a visual balance while adding a

dramatic element to the room.

Intentional in Design

The warmth of the brick, along with the new cork plank flooring, transformed the look and feeling

of the room.

before

Timeless furnishings, art and lighting

provide the finishing touches, leaving the client thrilled

with the results.

This design of this master bedroom suite

is now worthy of its character.

Client needs/wants:   1. Eliminate the sterile, new construction feeling.  2. Replace the wall-to-wall carpet. 3. Address the morning light with a window treatment.  4. Add new furniture, bedding and jewelry storage.  5. Create a comfortable and stylish bedroom to be proud of, without spending a fortune.

Designer needs/wants:    1. An amazing and trusting client.  2. A team of contractors, handyman, vendors, etc.

3. An out-of-state showroom with white glove delivery.

4. My wonderful design assistant.

5. A celebration with a bottle of wine after the install.   

before

before

before

before

How client needs/wants were met: 

The used brick wall balances and adds character to the space. 

New cork plank flooring replaced the carpeting. The dark color was chosen to ground the space.

 

A motorized honeycomb shade was installed and covered by a custom wood valance.

  

   

How client needs/wants were met: 

 

A mix of classic and traditional furnishings were chosen within the same furniture family to avoid looking like a “set” was purchased.

 

A large (7’x4’) beveled, distressed floor mirror features a door to a hidden felt-lined jewelry compartment.

 

The lavender and taupe bedding is both masculine and feminine while complimenting the colors in the stained glass windows.

 

Mercury glass lamps, an area rug, and artwork finish the room with an elevated elegance.  

This master suite bedroom was delivered under budget (at $17,296.73)and is now welcoming and relaxing while remaining true to the architecture.

    

Interior Design Society

DESIGNER OF THE YEAR

1st Place – Bedrooms$30,000 & under

AWARDS CEREMONY January 24, 2014

Las Vegas

 

Patricia LockwoodAward-Winning Designer in National Competition

  

Obstacles overcome: 

Designer from La Quinta, CA handles out-of-state design and remodel project in Seattle, WA with my client living in-residence.

 Project was handled mostly through emails and phone correspondence

after only one 24-hour visit by designer, before returning to install furnishings and to complete the finishing touches – months later.

 All furnishings and décor were selected, purchased and shipped directly to client.

Photo shoot required special attention to keep a new puppy out of the shot. I promise, this little guy was only in the “time-out tub” for 2 minutes!

    

THANK YOU!  

The Interior Design Society  

The Interior Design Society is a non-profit national organization with more than 3,000 members strong. One of the country's largest design organizations dedicated to serving the residential interior design industry, the Interior Design Society offers members community, education and business support.

The IDS National headquarters is located in High Point, NC, the world's home furnishings capital. Founded in 1973 by the National Home Furnishings Association (NHFA) to support interior designers based within furniture stores, the Interior Design Society has long since expanded its focus. We are a group of like-minded professionals who are interested in networking, information sharing, continued education and building relationships in the business of design.

Patricia Lockwood has been a member since 2010 and is the Founder and Past President of the IDS Palm Springs Chapter. She is currently serving on the National Board of Directors (2014 - 2015)

  

And a special thank you goes to

Photography by Jesse L. Young

www.realestatephotographerseattle.com

Patricia Lockwood is an award-winningdesigner who runs her successful design

business in La Quinta, California.

Self-described as an Interior Designer with a twist;

she passes along her trade discounts and special pricing to her clients, making her services a true value.

As a certified Design Psychology Coach,Patricia helps people create spaces wherethey feel connected to their surroundings.

Lockwood Interiors, with over 40 years of combined design experience,

offers a concierge level of servicefor all of your design and remodeling needs.