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Interior Designer 105 Southport Road Spartanburg, SC 29306 864.587.1344 direct 864.574.2344 phone 864.587.4821 fax smckenzie@youngos.com |
As a designer for Young Office, Shannon creates layouts and furniture plans using Computer Aided Drafting (AutoCAD) as well as CAP Studio, an integrated software system used in design, specification and management of systems furniture,
In cooperation with her salesperson, Shannon helps create aesthetically please environments by guiding clients in the selection of furniture, carpet, paint, wallcoverings, fabrics and finishes. She works closely with her Workplace Advisor to make sure each client's unique needs are being met in an efficient and cost-effective manner.
Since joining Young Office in July of 2008, some of the projects that Shannon has worked on include:
Education
Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Interior Design, Converse College
My best vacation ever was a trip to the Rocky Mountains in Denver, Colorado.
Some of my favorite products are Leopard Forest coffee, Bridgewater candels, Apple I-phone.
The best thing about my job is meeting new people, space planning and having an opportunity to creat fun design presentations.
The best advise I ever got was don't worry about the future because today has enough worry of its own.
If I were an animal I would be a penquin.
One of my favorite quotes is "Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way, when you criticize them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes".
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