David Shove-Brown
Co-Founder and Partner//3877David Shove-Brown is a partner at Washington D.C.-based, multidisciplinary architecture and design firm, //3877. As co-founder of //3877, David is a recognized leader in the D.C. small-business community and design industry at-large. In addition to his practice, Shove-Brown is on the National Small Business Association leadership council. He is a guest faculty member at the Catholic University School of Architecture and Planning, and has conducted classes at the Corcoran College of Art + Design, leading lectures for the National Building Museum, Washington Architectural Foundation, and D.C. Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. A recognized leader in the D.C. small-business community and design industry at-large, David has spoken at various events with organizations such as BDNY, SMPS, and AIA.
Avoid the Hashtags: Designing Functional Spaces That Go Beyond the Latest Trends
Bold colors and patterns are increasingly being embraced in recent kitchen and bath products, but what’s the right balance between creative design and…Bold colors and patterns are increasingly being embraced in recent kitchen and bath products, but what’s the right balance between creative design and true functionality for a client? This session will provide actionable advice for reviewing goals wi…Bold colors and patterns are increasingly being embraced in recent kitchen and bath products, but what’s the right balance between creative design and true functionality for a client? This session will provide actionable advice for reviewing goals with clients and turning them into stunning designs, while resisting fleeting social media trends. With a focus on research, intention, and thoughtful material selection, this session will equip design…Bold colors and patterns are increasingly being embraced in recent kitchen and bath products, but what’s the right balance between creative design and true functionality for a client? This session will provide actionable advice for reviewing goals with clients and turning them into stunning designs, while resisting fleeting social media trends. With a focus on research, intention, and thoughtful material selection, this session will equip design professionals to deliver kitchens and baths that are as purposeful as they are visually compelling, embracing the unique character of the end users. This includes learning how to conduct meaningful client interviews that prioritize real-life needs and goals, understanding how to integrate color, texture, and pattern, without sacrificing practicality, and gaining confidence in pushing back on fleeting trends in favor of timeless, user-focused design.Show MoreClick the title to see all detailsShow More
