![]()
ABOUT BERYN HAMMIL DESIGNS
As a designer, Beryn listens carefully to her clients' needs, and then expands on them to create the homes that people enjoy living in for years after the work is complete.
Beryn works directly with all her clients and they appreciate knowing that her hands-on approach is being used on their behalf in both design and management.
Projects are finished on time and on budget, making good on her goal that the process should be as enjoyable as the results.
Beryn is well-known throughout the San Francisco Bay Area for the "Design Dilemma" columns she writes for the San Francisco Chronicle's Home & Garden section, and her interior design and remodel projects are as compelling as her written ideas.
Additionally, Beryn's talent includes being the featured designer on many episodes of HGTV's "Curb Appeal" and "Sensible Chic."
KNOWN BY THE COMPANY SHE KEEPS
As a professional, Beryn knows how important it is to be affiliated with organizations that support her business and her continuing education. This is a list of the organizations she's been involved with:
ASID - Allied Member
American Society of Interior DesignersDesignFinder Steering Committee 2005 - 2009
NARI
National Association of The Remodeling IndustryMember - Board of Directors 2009
Marketing Committee member 2009IDS
Interior Design Society - AssociateNKBA
National Kitchen & Bath Association - DesignerMIDA
Marin Interior Designers AssociationNAWBO
National Association of Women Business OwnersRobert Allen Advisory Board Member
San Francisco Design Center Professionals Program (1999 - 2001)
ALSO KNOWN BY HER WRITING
Beryn writes about home design for the following publications, as well as contributing to numerous blogs:
San Francisco Chronicle: Home & Garden sectionExaminer.com: Interior Decorating, National & SF editions
The IS Collection: Marin, Sonoma, Napa edition
Bay Area Women's Business Journal
Here's the link to Beryn's own blog
Additionally, Beryn is writing a blog about technology so people can get the most out of their devices. It's written in an easy-to-read style so it's understandable even by people who aren't techies.
Design Tech Tonics