Lindsay Tichenor, IDS

In-Home Designer

Experience: 9 Years

Business Degree with a minor in Art from Jefferson Community College

ltichenor@furniturefair.net

Lousville, KY

Lindsay is a skilled in-home designer at Furniture Fair, recognized for her work featured in Tops Magazine in Louisville. Drawing inspiration from Nate Berkus, Lindsay values his client-oriented approach, where the design reflects the client’s personal story. She admires his chic yet approachable style, and his use of materials like leather, linen, and wicker. Lindsay incorporates similar elements in her designs, blending various textures and patterns with mid-century modern pieces to create spaces that are both stylish and uniquely tailored to her clients.

Focusing on a client-first approach, Lindsay believes that every design should tell a unique story about the homeowner. Inspired by Nate Berkus, she loves to combine chic, approachable style with rich textures like leather, linen, and wicker. Lindsay seamlessly blends mid-century modern pieces with other design elements, ensuring that each space feels both stylish and personal. Her goal is to create rooms that are not only visually appealing but also reflective of her clients’ individuality, using a mix of patterns and textures to add depth and personality to every project.

Nate Berkus stands out as Lindsay's favorite designer for several reasons:

1. Client-Centered Approach:Lindsay admires how Berkus focuses on telling his clients' stories through design. His ability to create spaces that reflect the personal tastes and experiences of his clients resonates with her own client-first philosophy.
2. Chic Yet Approachable Style: Lindsay is inspired by Berkus’s chic style that remains approachable and livable. She appreciates how his designs feel stylish without being overly formal, a balance she strives to achieve in her own work.
3. Creative Use of Texture: Berkus’s use of materials like leather, linen, and wicker inspires Lindsay. She loves how he combines different textures to add depth and interest to a space, a technique she frequently incorporates into her own designs.