Years Experience: 10

Educational Background: Graduated Cum Laude from the CIDA accredited Winthrop University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design

 

Secondary Background: Artistic Drafting (CAD Operator, 20/20 proficient, hand renderings)

Professional Background: Specialization in Kitchen and Bath Design with an emphasis on Custom Cabinetry Design and Interior Finishes. AKBD Certified with the National Kitchen and Bath Association
 

Professional Organizations: NKBA (National Kitchen & Bath Association), NARI (National Association of the Remodeling Industry)

Role at UBG: Amy meets with our clients to conduct design and feasibility studies on kitchen and bath projects, as well as a variety of other interior type projects. Amy works through the various phases of design development, including detailed cabinetry elevations and perspective drawings. Her goal is always to balance the aesthetics, functions, and budgetary goals for each of her clients.  Once initial plans are complete, Amy plays an integral part of the selections process for all the finish items including cabinetry, countertops, tile, flooring, plumbing fixtures, and beyond so that each client can plan with confidence. Finally, Amy works with our drafting, engineering, and architectural team to produce detailed construction documents that take our clients’ projects from paper to reality.

Background: Amy has always had an artistic gift and passion about her. This mix of this artistic aptitude combined with her strong organizational skills made interior design the obvious career path for Amy. Her Interior Design career began as a Custom Cabinetry Designer and inevitably led to her role as a kitchen and bath designer. Her high level of detail and involvement in kitchen and baths takes into account every inch of usable space, and Amy’s trained eye goes beyond aesthetics to create spaces that are just as functional as they are beautiful. When not working, Amy and her husband, Mike have three beautiful children. They all love embracing the outdoors, and spending time with friends and family.

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