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Sustainable Interior Design: Creating Eco-Friendly & Stylish Spaces
December 5, 2023 @ 7:00 am - 8:30 am
Free
Each week there is a Business Referrers meeting which provides a friendly and productive meeting opportunity for local small business owners to share referrals and grow their businesses using the membership as a platform for new ideas, products and services. We have a guest presenter each week who provides information from their areas of expertise.
Sustainable interior design is a forward-thinking approach that prioritizes environmental responsibility without compromising on style and functionality.
This topic explores the principles, practices, and innovations in designing interior spaces that contribute to a more sustainable and eco-friendly future. From the selection of materials and furniture to energy-efficient light and water conservation we explore the various facets of sustainable interior design.
Sustainable Interior Design: Creating Eco Friendly & Stylish Spaces – Tessa Designs
About the Presenter
Tessa Kitchingman – Tessa Designs
Tessa moved from New Zealand 21 years ago and calls Melbourne home.
Most of her career until then involved working in the Printing & Packaging Industries both in NZ and Australia. With an extensive knowledge in Business Development as well as Managing a large portfolio of clients by building and developing client relationships has given her the experience along with a passion for creative design. It has provided her with a unique skillset to build eye catching interiors for her clients focusing not only on the end result but adding in a unique aesthetic in each project by using pieces that create spaces that are not only beautiful and well-designed but will stand the test of time.
Her thorough process with all new clients to understand the client’s needs, style, fears, and dreams is collated and transferred into a comprehensive Design profile. ‘I am passionate about design it inspires and fulfils me assisting clients to make a difference in their homes’.