Showcased in the new issue of
DHome magazine is the annual
"Best Designer's" 2009 edition. Congrats to all of the nominees and also a special shout out to
not to one, not two, but to 3 of
Dallas Design Group, Interiors designers,
Nancy Anderson-Ross, Tracy Rasor and Lisa Barron for being selected as
DHome magazine top 2009 Dallas interior designers! We have been nominated for this award every year since 2004, which showcases some of Dallas best interior designers whom are nominated by their peers. We take pride in being nominated for awards such as these, but our most coveted award is the satisfaction from our clients at the
completion of a project whom feel like new family members and lifetime friends. We specialize in hi-end residential construction detailing and also are also focusing on
differentiating our client base and accepting more commercial-type projects - just completing one that was nominated by the
ASID Legacy of Design Awards by designer
Lisa Barron. I have worked at the firm for more than two years and it has been an invaluable learning experience working directly under designers Nancy Anderson-Ross, who's eye for detail and never ending knowledge of construction detailing is astounding, and Tracy
Rasor, who's passion and energy for design is contagious. I am excited by the
opportunity that has been extending to me where I have
recently been accepting my own clients in a senior designer position - hoping one day to grace the pages of
DHome with these ladies as well! I have thrown together a small sampling of their portfolios and a brief summary...
Nancy Anderson-Ross President, Dallas Design Group, Interiors
Owner and Principal Designer Nancy Anderson Ross, TAID, Allied Member ASID, and has an impressive 30 years plus years of experience and has currently completed a 30,000 square foot English Renaissance estate on Dallas' claimed Strait Lane.
Tracy RasorVice President, Dallas Design Group, Interiors
Designer Tracy Rasor, Allied Member ASID, comes from a long lineage of homebuilders, designers, artists and the like. Three generations and three facets of the industry have been the building blocks of this designer’s success. Graduating from Texas State University (formerly Southwest Texas State), Tracy earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Interior Design with a minor in Technology. This formal education has been coupled with the legacy of design that has set her on the path of success. Tracy feels the key to successful design lies in her ability to ‘read’ a client and know exactly what they envision even if the client can not communicate their desires completely. This vision is further enhanced by the close relationships she nurtures with her many clients. Having earned the American Society of Interior Designers 2007 Legacy of Design Award of Merit for her work in the Holloway model of Sharif & Munir, Tracy has distinguished herself in her own right. Having a sophisticated design style, Tracy creates timeless looks by bridging the gap between old and new.
Lisa BarronSenior Designer, Dallas Design Group, Interiors
Designer Lisa Barron,Allied Member
ASID,
TAID, graduated from a nationally accredited interior design program. She added her interior design degree to her Bachelors degree
Magna Cum
Laude in Liberal Arts, Communications, and Theater with an emphasis on set design from Texas Women’s University. Lisa has passed the
NCIDQ, the National Accreditation Exam for Interior Designers. After eight years experience with her own design business Lisa joined Dallas Design Group Interiors in 2004. Presently Lisa is a Designer at
DDGI who specializes in residential and commercial projects. Lisa believes that the pathway to excellence in design is through carefully listening to the client and integrating their wishes and values into the design process so that the ultimate product reflects the client’s perspective and personality. Lisa’s creative approach to design is based upon the blending of her background in Liberal Arts, Communications, Theater, and Interior Design. You will enjoy her innovative approach to your project.
