Stephanie Henley, Principal of Beasley & Henley Interior Design, has 20 years of experience in industry related marketing and finance. She holds degrees in Economics, International Relations and has licenses in specialized finance. Ms. Henley was educated in Montreal at McGill University, and in Paris, France at La Sorbonne and the American University of Paris and has a background that includes financial analysis, marketing and PR, all instrumental in the success of BHID.
Wood flooring has seen a resurgence in its popularity for the last few years, but the latest spin on this old favorite is the flooring trend toward LIGHT or NATURAL wood flooring.
Light colors or natural surfaces look gorgeous in our minimalist environments. They add warmth to a modern interior and they a compliment the look of traditional or county-styled homes.
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Stephanie Henley, Principal of Beasley & Henley Interior Design, has 20 years of experience in industry related marketing and finance. She holds degrees in Economics, International Relations and has licenses in specialized finance. Ms. Henley was educated in Montreal at McGill University, and in Paris, France at La Sorbonne and the American University of Paris and has a background that includes financial analysis, marketing and PR, all instrumental in the success of BHID.
When the temperatures drop the colors heat up! Get ready for the Hot Colors of Fall 2012.
Pantone came out with their Top Ten colors for the fall. Here are Beasley & Henley Interior Design’s Top Five!
1. Tangerine. This orangy delight has been around for a while and shows no signs of slowing down.
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Troy Beasley, Design Principal of Beasley & Henley Interior Design, has over 20 years experience in interior design and related industries. Mr. Beasley is a licensed Interior Designer with the State of Florida (ID0000970), a Member of ASID, a Florida board member for the Institute of Classical Architecture and serves as Industry Board and Alumni Chair at Seminole State College in Sanford, FL.
Beasley & Henley Interior Design‘s commercial side is in love with Flock by HON. It’s office furniture that’s fresh, comfy, and modular for flexibility in design for the office, lounge, or other area with people congregate and collaborate. Flock is easy to reconfigure and it’s endlessly adaptable.
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Troy Beasley, Design Principal of Beasley & Henley Interior Design, has over 20 years experience in interior design and related industries. Mr. Beasley is a licensed Interior Designer with the State of Florida (ID0000970), a Member of ASID, a Florida board member for the Institute of Classical Architecture and serves as Industry Board and Alumni Chair at Seminole State College in Sanford, FL.
It’s one thing to have the freedom to do lavish, gorgeous designs in large residences or warehouse spaces. But, then again, assigning
purpose and beauty to small spaces is one of the challenging and rewarding parts of design.
E/L Studio, a firm based in Brooklyn and Washington DC, recently completed
this residential renovation in Arlington, VA. The 1970s-style modern house had limited space on the second and mezzanine levels due to the 45-degree pitch of the existing roof. The roof was partially removed and restructured to
open the existing spaces, allowing the creation of a larger master suite, new bathroom, and dressing room.
The once-restricted area is now connected with a newly built staircase. The results are open, light-filled, and easily accessible space.
Troy Beasley, Design Principal of Beasley & Henley Interior Design, has over 20 years experience in interior design and related industries. Mr. Beasley is a licensed Interior Designer with the State of Florida (ID0000970), a Member of ASID, a Florida board member for the Institute of Classical Architecture and serves as Industry Board and Alumni Chair at Seminole State College in Sanford, FL.
Touting itself “New York’s Next Architectural Icon” is Mercedes House, a residential complex in midtown NYC. The structure is a giant, twisting staircase rising into the skies, in which each of the 865 units gets a more-than-fair-share of sunlight. The 1.3 million square feet of New York stairway are in perfect view of the Hudson River and Clinton Park.
Amenities of this New York stairway include rooftop gardens, plenty of indoor-outdoor fitness areas, and a Mercedes dealership. Units go for the New York-reasonable price of around $3,000 per month.
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Troy Beasley, Design Principal of Beasley & Henley Interior Design, has over 20 years experience in interior design and related industries. Mr. Beasley is a licensed Interior Designer with the State of Florida (ID0000970), a Member of ASID, a Florida board member for the Institute of Classical Architecture and serves as Industry Board and Alumni Chair at Seminole State College in Sanford, FL.
We’re loving Dune — this modular, grey seating by Rainer Mutsch. It’s made of natural cellulose fiber cement. The design is stark but naturally inviting. It looks almost as if a giant pressed their impossibly fat thumb down into a piece of stone and curved out a fantastic little space for us to sit!
Dune has received the Red Dot Design Award 2009, Good Design Award 2010, and Green Good Design Award 2011.
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