Karen Wolf
Creative PrincipalK+Co. LivingFull of energy and excitement Karen sets the vision and tone of k+co LIVING and imbibes the studio with new resources, fresh design perspectives and ongoing education. As the principle and owner, Karen has had a fulfilling career forecasting trends, developing product for celebrities and for the past decade designing amazing homes for her clients.
Formally educated as a fine artist with a BFA from University of Michigan, Karen combined her arts with a marketing degree from Northwestern University with specific training in Trends Analysis. This unique blend of art and business sets k+co LIVING apart to deliver professional, organized and creative approaches. Her success also comes from her desire to work collaboratively, effectively and transparently with her clients with whom she loves “going to the edge and then reeling it way back in for function, style and life.”
Layers of color & pattern, finishes & textures are the hallmarks of Karen’s design aesthetic. Karen believes that every project deserves a little sparkle, a little color, something natural and lots of love.
Beyond White Kitchens: How Color, Culture & Personal Story Are Reshaping Design
For years, the industry has celebrated neutrality as the hallmark of timeless design. Yet today's homeowners increasingly seek spaces that reflect the
…For years, the industry has celebrated neutrality as the hallmark of timeless design. Yet today's homeowners increasingly seek spaces that reflect their identities, experiences, and cultural influences. This presentation examines how designers can co
…For years, the industry has celebrated neutrality as the hallmark of timeless design. Yet today's homeowners increasingly seek spaces that reflect their identities, experiences, and cultural influences. This presentation examines how designers can confidently incorporate color, pattern, heritage, and personal storytelling into kitchens and baths while maintaining sophistication and market appeal.
For years, the industry has celebrated neutrality as the hallmark of timeless design. Yet today's homeowners increasingly seek spaces that reflect their identities, experiences, and cultural influences. This presentation examines how designers can confidently incorporate color, pattern, heritage, and personal storytelling into kitchens and baths while maintaining sophistication and market appeal.
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The End of Open Concept? Designing Connected Homes with Purposeful Separation
The pandemic permanently changed how homeowners use their spaces. While open-concept living remains popular, clients increasingly seek privacy, flexib
…The pandemic permanently changed how homeowners use their spaces. While open-concept living remains popular, clients increasingly seek privacy, flexibility, and functionality. This session explores the rise of purposeful separation and how designers
…The pandemic permanently changed how homeowners use their spaces. While open-concept living remains popular, clients increasingly seek privacy, flexibility, and functionality. This session explores the rise of purposeful separation and how designers can create homes that feel connected while accommodating multiple activities and lifestyles.
The pandemic permanently changed how homeowners use their spaces. While open-concept living remains popular, clients increasingly seek privacy, flexibility, and functionality. This session explores the rise of purposeful separation and how designers can create homes that feel connected while accommodating multiple activities and lifestyles.
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