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Senter Design, Inc. of Austin, Texas Receives Houzz’s 2012 ‘Best Of Remodeling’ Award

Senter Design, Inc. of Austin, Texas has been awarded “Best Of Remodeling” 2012 by Houzz, the leading online platform for residential remodeling and design. Senter Design, Inc, specializing in remodel & new construction, providing interior design services, space planning & project management was chosen by the more than 1.2 million registered members of the Houzz community.

The Houzz “Best Of Remodeling” award for 2012 is given in two categories: Customer Satisfaction and Design. Customer Satisfaction award winners are based on homeowner members who rated their experience working with remodeling professionals in 12 categories ranging from architects, and interior designers to contractors and other residential remodeling professionals. Design award winners’ work was the most popular among the 1.2 million members, also known as “Houzzers,” who saved more than 16.5 million professional images to their personal ideabooks

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Balcones Drive home built around its outdoor spaces

Statesman.com

CONTRIBUTED BY NICOLE VILLALPANDO

"The 1964-built home has gone through many updates, especially after 2007, when an Austin Energy power line fell onto the house after a wind gust and started a fire. The incident was part of a lawsuit that led to a $750,000 settlement..

It became an opportunity for homeowner Lee Ann Miller to redo much of the house..."

Sandy Senter assisted with the interior redesign of the Balcones Dr Home.

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A Coziness of GRAND Proportions

Texas Home & Living

CONTRIBUTED BY MOLLY DAVIS

Senter says the style for the home was not defined at the outset; instead, he and the Sabos formed a “partnership” and worked together to discover pieces the Sabos liked and that worked in the home.

The dining room “is such a peaceful room,” John says. “You get to sit and look at the house and enjoy the whole environment.”

“It all goes together. We created a house that’s unified, but each room has its own individual feel.”

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Making a Racket

American Way

BY AMY WINN SCOTCH

"When I first met him(Senter), we went through a million magazines and he had me circle anything I liked — a refrigerator, a chest, whatever. We went room to room that way...."

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Design Guide - 2008

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"I love what I do! I take an entire year to seek out the most fabulous examples of great home and interior design in Austin and central Texas. Then I put together in this beautiful publication and share them with you. So I invite you to sit back and take a moment to browse the pages of the 2008 edition..." ~JENNIFER GARNER

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Design Guide - 2007

BY DG PUBLISHING, INC.

"Sandy Senter, of Senter Design, Inc., began his career in politics. As one of his duties he worked with the late Lieutenant Governor, Bob Bullock, as a liaison to the State Preservation Board, which included the State Capital Restoration Project. Sandy found that his interest in the Design and construction overshadowed his political callings..."

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