One Eleven Design : Staff

Staff

Penny Bunn
Office Manager
Penny has served in the capacity of Office Manager since 2004. She has worked in the business world for over 20 years and has developed many skills to accomplish the various tasks that fall under the office manager umbrella. If you have any questions regarding A/P or A/R, give Penny a call and she will be happy to provide answers to those questions. When asked about her job she says "I love working with the creative and extremely talented staff here at One Eleven Design!" (To learn why the Aeron chair is Penny's favorite, click on her name.)

Katie Henry
Designer, NCIDQ Certified
Katie graduated from Purdue University in West Lafayette, IN with a Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design. Shortly after graduating she moved back home and began her career at One Eleven Design. Once able to qualify, she sat for the 16 hour long NCIDQ Exam and passed on her first try! She is now an NCIDQ Certificate holder as well as a Registered Interior Designer with the State of Indiana. In the future, she hopes to sit for the LEED Exam as well. She loves that at One Eleven Design they hold each other to high standards, seeing as though three of them are currently NCIDQ Certified! Recently she became a member of YLNI, Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana, to find a way to become more engaged in her community. As part of a team at One Eleven Design they are always looking for new, fun, and better ways to serve their clients. They welcome that challenge daily, whether it's a million dollar job or a single chair! (To learn about the best puppy proof furniture, click on Katie's name.)

Lauren Pieri
Designer
Lauren is a proud Purdue Alumni who graduated in May of 2010 with a Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design. To be clear, she is a DESIGNER, not a decorator! She began her career with One Eleven Design shortly after graduation, and the experience has deepened her passion for design and appreciation for Herman Miller furniture. In the near future she plans to sit for the NCIDQ exam to become a certified designer, and she would also like to become a LEED Accredited Professional to help design sustainable environments. She is an active member of Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana and has volunteered for Habitat for Humanity. Some of Lauren's most notable projects as a professional include Visit Fort Wayne and the relocation of county departments between their existing location and Citizens Square. As a young designer, she hopes to bring fresh ideas to the table and build lasting relationships with new clients. (To learn what would make Lauren happy, click on her name.)

Janet Roe
President, NCIDQ Certified
Janet has an interior design degree from Indiana University. She is NICDQ certified and has enjoyed the design business for over 20 years. When asked about her favorite piece of Herman Miller furniture she says "I like many and have trained (brainwashed?) my children to spot Herman Miller pieces in the TV shows and movies they watch. And yes, I have embarrassed them to death on occasions." The Eames Molded Plywood Chair does have a place in my heart for its simple but comfortable design. (To find out what keeps Janet motivated, click on her name.)

Liz Seculoff

Liz earned her BA in Interior Design from Indiana University, Bloomington. The design world has been a part of her life for over 20 years. Much of that time has been spent appreciating the Herman Miller furniture line. As an advocate for children with special needs she hopes one day Autism is better understood than it is today. She has been involved for many years with the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer as well as Oak Hill Farm Therapeutic Riding Center. (To learn how to make an Eames Lounge Chair complete, click on Liz's name.)

Courtney Zachary
Senior Designer, NCIDQ Certified
Courtney is a graduate of Indiana University, Bloomington with a B.S. in Interior Design and received a certificate in African Studies. When asked about her degrees she says "I know, they don't go together but both are passions!" She considers herself fortunate to be working for One Eleven Design because of their exceptional work ethic and innovative designs. One Eleven Design also provides many training opportunities. One opportunity was to work towards getting her NCIDQ certificate, which she achieved in the spring of 2009. The certification allowed her to be registered with the state as a qualified Interior Designer. (To learn about a chair that may give you a much needed hug, click Courtney's name.)