Lisa Peck
Partner

Kristen
Mengelkoch
Partner

LuAnne Silvia
Design
Associate

Emily Anderson
Design
Assistant

Awards &
Recognition

It all began…

While other girls were having slumber parties in junior high, Lisa invited her girlfriends over to help her move all the furniture out of her bedroom and then paint it. She still has sketchbooks as far back as third grade; detailing rooms in her house she reworked to give them a different style.

One of her favorites…

"We worked with a gentleman who was recently divorced. His ex-wife made all the decisions for the look of their home, so he never really knew he had very good taste. But he was an avid art collector, so his level of taste was actually quite sophisticated. It was fun to take him from the leftover furniture from his former marriage, to a satisfying and comfortable environment that reflected who he was as an individual. It was as if we were helping him create a new identity for this new phase of his life. I could tell he had a fun time, and it was an affirmation for him that proved he could do this."

Tell me more…

Q: What kind of interior design projects get you most excited?
A: I like projects that have a puzzle or problem to solve somehow – like incorporating existing pieces, or bringing two households together.

Q: If you weren’t an interior designer, what else would you do?
A: Psychologist or teacher. I’m very interested in people. I like getting to know them and helping them through a process.

Q: What’s your favorite room in your own home?
A: Without a question, my bedroom. I’ve worked at creating a sanctuary there. And it’s the only room in the house with no toys in it.

Q: What’s the best compliment you’ve ever been given from a client?
A: A client was asked by a friend if he had a list of interior designers he’d recommend. He told us, "You guys aren’t ON the list. You ARE the list."

Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Interior Design: Iowa State University, 1987.

Served as a professional director on the ASID board. Served on, and has chaired, various committees, including the nominating and continuing education committee.

National Council for Interior Design Qualifications. Passed board exam in 1991.

Taught at Dakota County Technical College on subjects including lighting, drafting, and commercial specification writing. Taught creativity course through the Open U seminar program.

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