Hill Rondero
Owner/PrincipalRo HouseHill Rondero is the founder and creative force behind Ro House, a Charlotte-based interior design studio known for its layered, collected, and quietly elevated approach to living spaces. Her work blends warm nostalgia with modern restraint, creating rooms that feel both intentional and deeply livable. Hill is drawn to vintage pieces, textured materials, and the kind of purposeful tension that gives a space soul. With an instinct for reading clients and crafting homes that reflect their truest selves, she designs environments that are timeless, emotionally grounded, and never too precious.
Slow Design: Wellness, Sustainability, and the Beauty of Enough
Slow design flips the script on fast consumption. By prioritizing intention, sustainability, and cultural depth, it creates kitchens and baths that la
…Slow design flips the script on fast consumption. By prioritizing intention, sustainability, and cultural depth, it creates kitchens and baths that last longer, feel better, and tread lighter. This future-forward approach values natural materials, ti
…Slow design flips the script on fast consumption. By prioritizing intention, sustainability, and cultural depth, it creates kitchens and baths that last longer, feel better, and tread lighter. This future-forward approach values natural materials, timeless aesthetics, and craftsmanship that supports both human wellness and environmental health. In this session, designers and innovators explore how slowing down can move design forward, crafting sp
…Slow design flips the script on fast consumption. By prioritizing intention, sustainability, and cultural depth, it creates kitchens and baths that last longer, feel better, and tread lighter. This future-forward approach values natural materials, timeless aesthetics, and craftsmanship that supports both human wellness and environmental health. In this session, designers and innovators explore how slowing down can move design forward, crafting spaces that endure with meaning, beauty, and conscience.
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The Maker’s Mark: A Welcome Return to Craftsmanship
Craft is having a moment but this is not nostalgia. Today’s most compelling luxury kitchens and baths are being shaped by designers and makers who are
…Craft is having a moment but this is not nostalgia. Today’s most compelling luxury kitchens and baths are being shaped by designers and makers who are reimagining what craft can mean in a high-performance world. Whether it’s digitally carved wood, ha
…Craft is having a moment but this is not nostalgia. Today’s most compelling luxury kitchens and baths are being shaped by designers and makers who are reimagining what craft can mean in a high-performance world. Whether it’s digitally carved wood, hand-forged hardware, or ceramic finishes born from ancient techniques, hear from the designers and collaborators who are pushing the boundaries of what handmade looks like today.
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Craft is having a moment but this is not nostalgia. Today’s most compelling luxury kitchens and baths are being shaped by designers and makers who are reimagining what craft can mean in a high-performance world. Whether it’s digitally carved wood, hand-forged hardware, or ceramic finishes born from ancient techniques, hear from the designers and collaborators who are pushing the boundaries of what handmade looks like today.
Sponsored by:
