Wyn Design Co.’s Post

🤩That post-presentation glow !!! 🤩 Super excited about the upcoming design refresh of this historic DC gem! 🏗️🏛️

Had a great time at the Washington Architectural Foundation’s Cocktails and Conversations event! Our very own Sarah Wahlgren Wingo is on the Board of Directors!

Happy New Year from the Wyn Design Co. team!!!

We love seeing detailed drawings turn into functional elements within a space! Check out the mobile DJ booth at our latest project, Grazie Mille.

A little behind the scenes of our latest project, Grazie Mille

Help us congratulate our very own Ashley Kirkland, NCIDQ for her election to the CIDQ National Board of Directors! CIDQ is the Council of Interior Design Qualification -- the council advocates for interior design regulation in the United States and Canada, ensuring that only competent and qualified designers are working to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public. As an involved committee member, Ashley has been a resource in the DC area for many years with students and emerging professionals seeking to learn more about interior design licensure. Her role on the Board will involve advocating for the elevation, expansion, and protection of the interior design profession. Congratulations Ashley!! #interiordesign #licensure #CIDQ #NCIDQ #designprofession #boardofdirectors #designservice #advocacy #designadvocacy #NCIDQexam #NCIDQambassador #designambassador

🍽 Exciting News from Wyn Design Co! 🌟 Thrilled to share the incredible transformation of Grazie Mille —as featured in the recent Eater article! 📰✨

Wyn Design Co. loves to volunteer and serve the profession because of how important it is to build the next generation of strong architects and designers. After years of service in the American Institute of Architects, Sarah continues her involvement by serving as a Washington Architectural Foundation board member. The Washington Architectural Foundation is dedicated to educating and engaging the greater DC community, focusing on students, teachers, and the public to demonstrate the transformative power of architecture. Sarah has experienced firsthand the power of architecture to inspire childhood imagination and change lives. She has known she wanted to be an architect since she was 10 years old after a unit on architecture in FOURTH GRADE! Q: What is the most exciting and creative project you remember from elementary school, inside or outside the classroom? Did it influence your career trajectory?