Bill Winsley is an interior designer seeking a responsible and challenging position. He has over 10 years of experience in residential and commercial interior design, including space planning, finishes selection, budgeting, and client relations. His portfolio includes kitchen and bathroom remodels, adding skylights and windows, and reconfiguring floor plans. He is proficient in AutoCAD, space planning, and creating presentation materials.

1. Bill Winsley interior designer Bill Winsley Email: billwinsley@hotmail.com Cell: 253.229.0912

2. PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE A RESPONSIBLE AND CHALLENGING POSITION IN THE INTERIOR DESIGN INDUSTRY.

3. SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS Broad-based knowledge of in interior design including space planning, product knowledge, specification, and drafting techniques. The ability to work productively and effectively with all levels of management and a full range of personalities. Ability to meet dead lines and work well under pressure. Exceptional interpersonal, client service and liaison skills. Presentation of a positive and professional image. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY 2007 to present: Consultation with Karen Hirschman Designs Inc. Responsible with space plans and picking interior finishes for residential and commercial projects. Developed kills in field measuring, architectural planning, inventory, product specification, finish selection, presentation boards, and supervision of installations. Enjoyed extensive client contact through out the design process including resolution of problems. Plan budgets, make estimates, and negotiate final sales agreement with client. 1999 to present: Club Silverstone Inc. Bar supervisor: customer service, training of employees, and product control.

4. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Clover Park Technical College, Tacoma, WA Associate of Applied Science, interior design Letters of recommendation upon request

5. BEFORE AND AFTER

6. A new home going from builders choices to reflecting the owners style.

7. Moving the dinning room to the front of the house has created a more dramatic space for large family dinners.

8. Leaving the “old” dinning space for a cozy seating area

9. The family room is giving a bright new color, as well as new art that gives the room a warm and comfortable feeling to the room.

10. A new and dramatic powder room.

11. An 80’s guest bath is gone from dated to destination.

12. Now a warm and inviting guest bath.

13. An updated fireplace surround and new fresh window treatments. Makes enormous progress toward updating the whole room.

14. Wall color and the addition of new upholstery and lighting gives a more modern feel to this well used dinning room.

15. A fresh coat of paint and heated tile floor along with updated lighting helps this long hall way to look great and be more functional.

16. A 60’s bath is given a makeover.

17. After totally removing dated wall paper and fixtures. A warm modern guest bath was introduced.

18. Removing the soffit and tub gave room to add a new shower with gorgeous green glass tile, new hardware and a glass door has finished off this update and created an open and beautiful retreat for guests. GUEST BATH UPDATE

19. A traditional banquette was introduced to make a warm and inviting seating area for morning coffee or reading in the afternoon.

20. With floor to ceiling windows a custom size bench was needed for this modern master bedroom. The chocolate faux suede and silk squares fabric are a complement to the colors in the rest of the room. Adding a reading nook with an irresistible view the client uses every evening. CUSTOM BENCH

21. HAND DRAFTING

22. LUXURY MASTER BATH SCALE:1/4” =1’ EAST WALL: PLAN VIEW SOUTH WALL

23. New design of dated nonfunctional kitchen. Adding a sky light and removing a wall to allow natural light to stream in and at the same time maximizing storage and creating a warm and user friendly space with a banquette. PLAN VIEW: NEW DESIGN KITCHEN REDESIGN PLAN VIEW: NEW DESIGN SCALE:1/4” =1’

24. ELEVATION OF KITCHEN NEW DESIGN NORTH ELEVATION: SOUTH ELEVATION EAST ELEVATION: WEST ELEVATION: SCALE:1/4” =1’

25. SECTIONS DRAWING

26. SECTION DRAWING

27. Auto-CAD

28. This was a fun project.To take an empty building and create a space that was as user friendly as it is beautiful for both the employees and the guests was a challenge and a pure delight to pull together.

29. DOG WOOD HOTEL FRONT ELEVATION: NTS

30. PROPOSED PLAN VIEW: GROUND FLOOR

31. SECOND FLOOR PROPOSED PLAN VIEW:

32. ROOF GARDEN PROPOSED PLAN VIEW:

33. BACKBAR ELEVATION

34. Thank you for your time. If more information is required I will be happy to provide anything needed. You may contact me either by phone or email. Looking forward to an opportunity to meet you and see your company in person. Bill Winsley cell:253.229.0912 email:billwinsley@hotmail.com