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Patricia Gray won the award for Best Contemporary Design at Seattle Design Center’s annual Northwest Design Awards Gala held September 28. Her problem solving, creativity, quality of design and beauty of the space for the Gastown Project prevailed in the competition, distinguished by its signature warmth, personal approach, and use of a variety of innovative materials and furnishings.

Patricia graduated from college with a degree in interior design and study decorative arts and architectural history at the Parson’s School of Design in Paris. She is a member of the Inter-Society Color Council of New York, the National Council for Interior Design, and the Interior Designers of Canada. In addition to that she is also a certified Feng-Shui practitioner. Her portfolio comprises feature projects all over the Canada and US, also including countries like Japan, Singapore and Africa.

Patricia Gray’s technique certainly does come from within. Her designs are studied and defined while being completely inhabitable and appealing. Her stylistic point of view is enduring and classic, yet still upholds an incontestable contemporary edge.

It isn’t common to stumble upon a blog from an actual interior designer. In spite of her busy schedule she also managed to update her blog almost daily where she features her inspiration, including other designers and architects that she admires. Patricia’s creativity has also been published in different notable magazines including the Architectural Digest.

Visit her site to view more of her designs at patriciagrayinc.com

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