In Which I Talk To Artists

Meredith Olinger is an artist living and working in Chattaooga, TN. Olinger works primarily with wallpaper of her own design. Her work deals with the dependence of art and design on each other, handmade versus digital production, and blurs the line between painting and installation. Olinger has been included in many group shows, most recently the Color of the Year Exhibition sponsored by Pantone at the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts and Studio Exchange: Memphis at Zeitgeist Gallery. Olinger holds a Masters of Fine Arts from the Memphis College of Art.

https://www.instagram.com/mereditholinger/

Meredith Olinger is an artist living and working in Chattaooga, TN. Olinger works primarily with wallpaper of her own design. Her work deals with the dependence of art and design on each other, handmade versus digital production, and blurs the line between painting and installation. Olinger has been included in many group shows, most recently the Color of the Year Exhibition sponsored by Pantone at the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts and Studio Exchange: Memphis at Zeitgeist Gallery. Olinger holds a Masters of Fine Arts from the Memphis College of Art.

https://www.instagram.com/mereditholinger/

Janie is a recovering journalist turned greeting card entrepreneur. A Michigander, (though she was born in Albania and immigrated to the U.S. at 5 years old) she moved to Washington to work in politics after graduating from the University of Michigan in 2013. She started The Card Bureau in 2016 as a side hustle that served as a creative outlet from election coverage. As a journalist Janie has worked for FiveThirtyEight, Huffington Post, and CQ Roll Call/Economist. Now she just writes copy for cards. Janie enjoys making products that help people think, laugh and connect with those they care about.

https://www.thecardbureau.com/

https://www.instagram.com/thecardbureau/

Janie is a recovering journalist turned greeting card entrepreneur. A Michigander, (though she was born in Albania and immigrated to the U.S. at 5 years old) she moved to Washington to work in politics after graduating from the University of Michigan in 2013. She started The Card Bureau in 2016 as a side hustle that served as a creative outlet from election coverage. As a journalist Janie has worked for FiveThirtyEight, Huffington Post, and CQ Roll Call/Economist. Now she just writes copy for cards. Janie enjoys making products that help people think, laugh and connect with those they care about.

https://www.thecardbureau.com/

https://www.instagram.com/thecardbureau/

Based in St. Louis, Natalie Slyman is a home and vintage design enthusiast who has chronicled the decor and renovation of her century-old home on her ever-growing Instagram account. She and her husband Nate have thrifted their way through the midwest and turned their Tower Grove home into a haven of paradise, one coat of paint at a time.

https://www.instagram.com/natalieslyman

Based in St. Louis, Natalie Slyman is a home and vintage design enthusiast who has chronicled the decor and renovation of her century-old home on her ever-growing Instagram account. She and her husband Nate have thrifted their way through the midwest and turned their Tower Grove home into a haven of paradise, one coat of paint at a time.

https://www.instagram.com/natalieslyman

Asia Babbington is a creative human who decorates, welds, renovates, and manifests design work who is currently residing in Pilsen, Chicago with her dog River and 50 house plants. She was and raised in Oak Park, Il, surrounded by the works of Frank Lloyd Wright and raised in a home by a Foreman in construction as a father and a flight attendant/ inspired decorator as a mother. This led her to to a Bachelor’s of Science in Architectural Studies, with an emphasis in Interior Design and later immersing herself into a few design career endeavors that ultimately led to Salvaged Sanctuary.

Salvaged Sanctuary is a small interior design studio specializing in curating environments, metal fabrication, designing custom furniture and incorporating plants into your daily habitat. Salvaged Sanctuary was born with the intention of making interior design and customized furniture pieces more approachable, more green and to help others achieve the full potential of their spaces.

https://www.salvagedsanctuary.com/

https://www.instagram.com/salvaged_sanctuary/

Asia Babbington is a creative human who decorates, welds, renovates, and manifests design work who is currently residing in Pilsen, Chicago with her dog River and 50 house plants. She was and raised in Oak Park, Il, surrounded by the works of Frank Lloyd Wright and raised in a home by a Foreman in construction as a father and a flight attendant/ inspired decorator as a mother. This led her to to a Bachelor’s of Science in Architectural Studies, with an emphasis in Interior Design and later immersing herself into a few design career endeavors that ultimately led to Salvaged Sanctuary.

Salvaged Sanctuary is a small interior design studio specializing in curating environments, metal fabrication, designing custom furniture and incorporating plants into your daily habitat. Salvaged Sanctuary was born with the intention of making interior design and customized furniture pieces more approachable, more green and to help others achieve the full potential of their spaces.

https://www.salvagedsanctuary.com/

https://www.instagram.com/salvaged_sanctuary/

Emily Regina, Founder of Regina Creative, curates interior transformations. With a degree in Interior Architecture and Design from the Academy of Art University, she’s provided expert design direction in San Francisco and New York City. Emily has transformed a wide range of environments including luxury houses, sailboats, and vacation rentals. Her tenacity towards making dream spaces a reality has awarded her “Best of Houzz 2020”. Emily believes great design should be attainable and everyone deserves to Live Life Inspired.

https://www.reginacreative.com/

https://www.instagram.com/regina_creative_/

Emily Regina, Founder of Regina Creative, curates interior transformations. With a degree in Interior Architecture and Design from the Academy of Art University, she’s provided expert design direction in San Francisco and New York City. Emily has transformed a wide range of environments including luxury houses, sailboats, and vacation rentals. Her tenacity towards making dream spaces a reality has awarded her “Best of Houzz 2020”. Emily believes great design should be attainable and everyone deserves to Live Life Inspired.

https://www.reginacreative.com/

https://www.instagram.com/regina_creative_/