ASID Alabama Annual State Conference

2024 IMPACT: the ASID Alabama State Conference will be held on Thursday and Friday, September 12^th and 13^th at Rosewood Hall in downtown Homewood, Alabama.
 

To register and for more information click one of the following links:
ASID Members
Non-Members
Students

Download the brochure HERE

SCHEDULES:

Speakers

KEYNOTE SPEAKER:

Ashley Gilbreath

 Ashley Gilbreath is a southern-based interior designer renowned for creating casually elegant homes where the family can gather to celebrate everyday living. Her fresh take on the industry can be seen in Southern Living, Veranda, House Beautiful, LUXE, Southern Home, Coastal Living, and more, and in homes from Florida to New York. Her work is thoughtfully and patiently designed to ensure memories are wrapped in a feeling of joy, comfort, and beauty.

 In 2010, Ashley launched Parish; her first retail store offering curated pieces found around the world.

 Ashley studied at Auburn University and the New York School of Interior Design. She is a two-time recipient of the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art’s coveted Shutze Award and has been nominated for ADAC’s Southeast Designer of the Year. Ashley’s bestselling book, The Joy of Home, was published in April 2023. She lives in Montgomery, Alabama, with her husband and three children. Faith keeps her going. Family keeps her smiling.

STUDENTS SPEAKER:

Annie Elliott, MA, ASID

 Annie Elliott trained as an art historian and worked in some of the nation’s top museums before turning to interior design. 

 Annie graduated from Milton Academy, studied English and Art History at the University of Pennsylvania, and earned an M.A. in Art History from Williams College. Her career in museums included senior positions at Philadelphia’s Rosenbach Museum & Library, the Corcoran Gallery of Art, and the Smithsonian.

 After coursework at the Corcoran College of Art + Design (now part of GW University), she took her love of art and color – and her training in matters of scale, balance, and proportion – and made the shift to interior design. Today, she and her team work in and beyond DC, creating gorgeous homes that feature a hallmark mix of modern furnishings, antiques, and art.

 Recently described as a “Gen Z sensation” by The Washington Post for her informative videos on TikTok, Annie (who is decidedly NOT Gen Z!) loves engaging with people about all things decorating and interior design. Annie’s work and insights have appeared in The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Washingtonian Magazine, HGTV Magazine, and other print and online publications.

 Annie lives in Woodley Park with her husband; twin daughters (off and on, since they’re now in college); and dog.