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Peg Berens, Allied ASID, CID

Company: Peg Berens Interior Design LLC
Laguna Hills, CA 92653-6146
Phone: (949) 916-3076
Email: peg@berensinteriors.com
Website: www.berensinteriors.com

Designer Profile

Peg Berens is a talented and educated full-service interior designer committed to assisting clients in living well in their environments. She listens to the client and creates a design that reflects that client's style, tastes & interests. Peg has an eye for color and scale, and can work with various styles ranging from traditional to mid-century modern to art deco.

What sets Peg Berens apart from the rest is her ability to combine her creativity and skill in interior design with her ability to manage projects of all sizes. Peg will prepare project specification books and schedules for both the client and contractors to ensure efficient and accurate implementation of her designs. She will coordinate with the contractors at all stages of implementation.

Services Offered

Peg Berens Interior Design LLC is a full-service interior design firm. Services include:

> Creation of design style/concept
> Development of spaceplans, lighting plans and other construction documents in CAD
> Development of detail plans and specifications for built-ins, custom cabinetry and furniture, and other interior architectural features
> Specification of finishes, including hard and soft flooring, wall treatments, trim & mouldings
> Specification of all kitchen and bathroom finishes
> Selection of color palettes, fabrics, furnishings, accessories, lighting, art, bedding & window treatments
> Communication with architects, engineers, and contractors during planning & implementation phases
> On-site presence during installation
> Hourly consultations

Awards & Publications

Memberships & Certifications:
Allied Member, American Society of Interior Designers (ASID)
Certified Interior Designer (CID) by California Council for Interior Design Certification (CCIDC); CID #6458
Member, National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA)

Awards:
September 2010 - Platinum Award Winner; Best Home of the Year - Under 3500 Square Feet (Sacramento Project); ASID OC Design Awards
September 2009 - Platinum Award Winner; Great Room Category (Puerto Vallarta Project); ASID OC Design Awards

Education:
AA Degree in Interior Design (Interior Designer's Institute, Newport Beach, CA)
MBA Degree in Business (University of California, Irvine, CA)
BS Degree in Management (Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN)

Fee Structure

Determined on a project by project basis.

This 2009 award-winning design in a Puerto Vallarta vacation home features a great room with transitional custom furnishings, lighting, area rugs and accessories.
Notice the fabulous feature wall in this 2010 award-winning Sacramento home. The wall is covered in irridescent, recycled glass tiles and has niches especially sized for the homeowners' art as well as the modern fireplace and TV.
This 2010 award-winning Sacramento great room showcases the harmonious use of color, materials, and textures.
The homeowners' of this Laguna Niguel game room enjoy the dramatic cove lighting and the extra durable, yet stylish fabrics.
Country French, anyone? This charming Newport Beach vacation home has it all. The carved, limestone fireplace says it all.
It's all about the details in the family room of this Newport Beach vacation home.
This San Juan Capistrano golf course condo shows that transitional design in a taupe-on-taupe color palette is relaxing yet stylish.
Drama, anyone? The dining room of this 2010 award-winning Sacramento home features stunning hand-painted, hand-embroided silk wallcoverings, a fabulous cystal chandelier and a custom area rug.
The details in this 2009 award-winning Puerto Vallarta vacation home's dining room say luxury, refinement, style.
Simply charming! This Country French Newport Beach vacation home's dining room opens to a lovely outdoor courtyard.
A stylish, yet casual Laguna Niguel dining room shows the homeowners' love of French antiques.
Who says you can't do black wallpaper! I beg to differ! This San Juan Capistrano dining room with the tone-on-tone wallcovering sets off the homeowners' Art Deco art collection dramatically.
This 2010 award-winning Sacramento kitchen shows the use of many different materials - a glass island and glass backsplash tiles, warm wood cabinetry and Caesarstone countertops.
The 1 1/2 thick glass island countertop is textured and looks like water in this 2010 award-winning Sacramento kitchen.
The 2010 award-winning Sacramento breakfast nook features two pantries backlined with fabric to hide the clutter. Notice the amazing bronze armoire in the middle. It's used to store the homeowners' platters. What a nice change from just another cabinet.
This 2009 award-winning Puerto Vallarta vacation home has a transitional kitchen with red glass cabinets (yes, I said glass!). The warm brown Caesarstone countertops and beige fabrics create a warm and inviting space.
This Laguna Niguel kitchen shows what good design can do for a small space. This little kitchen has it all.
This sweet Laguna Niguel kitchen shows the homeowners' love of blue and yellow with accents of black country furnishings.
The master bedroom of this 2010 award-winning Sacramento home is full of drama and style. Hanging pendant lights over the nightstands. Leaning bronzed-mirrors. A dark purple upholstered bed. Love it!
Hollywood Regency anyone? This 2010 award-winning Sacramento master bedroom shows the use of dramatic finishes and fabrics to create an amazing space. The beautiful art covers a niche that hides the TV!
The transitional master bedroom of this 2009 award-winning Puerto Vallarta vacation home features a bed with a chocolate colored crystal headboard (I kid you not!) and low profile furnishings so as not to detract from the amazing ocean view.
The master bedroom of this San Juan Capistrano home shows that a feature wall of a dramatic wallcovering is all you need!
Luxury, anyone? The master bathroom in this 2010 award-winning Sacramento home has an air-jet tub for two with an onyx top. The polished, Venetian plaster walls set it all off.
Custom purple-lacquered cabinetry? Why not, I say! This 2010 award-winning Sacramento master bathroom shows that even high-design can be (and must be) functional.
The lovely powder room of this 2010 award-winning Sacramento home features a vanity with classic, traditional lines and crystal wall sconces.
The guest bathroom in this 2010 award-winning Sacramento home shows that traditional materials like the marble floor and travertine vanity top combined with a mirrorer vanity create a stylish transitional space.
This transitional master bathroom in the 2009 award-winning Puerto Vallarta vacation home combine modern lines and warm materials and colors to create a relaxing space.
It's all about the details in the master bathroom of this 2009 award-winning vacation home in Puerto Vallarta. Love the art over the tub for two!
The guest bathroom in this traditional Laguna Niguel home is warm and functional.
This amazing study in the 2010 award-winning Sacramento features a desk for two, traditional bookcases and a unique sleeping niche!
The 2010 award-winning Sacramento office has custom shelving to display the homeowners' books as well as their art and accessories.
Ooh! Take some silver and red, add a dose of style, and you get an amazing office in this 2009 award-winning Puerto Vallarta vacation home. It will be hard to work with that ocean view!
The transitional office in this Laguna Niguel home combines traditional elements like crown molding with more contemporary materials like the hand-painted wallcovering to create a functional, yet stylish, work space.
What a relaxing guest suite in this 2010 award-winning Sacramento home. Custom bedding and divine silk window treatments add to the feeling of luxury.
This Newport Beach vacation home's guest bedroom is warm, cozy and highlights the antique bed nicely.
Neglect a hallway? Never! The hallway of this 2009 award-winning Puerto Vallarta vacation home was transformed into an art gallery for the homeowners' collections.