Stephen L. SteinSLS Designs Inc. Phone: (949) 376-8886 Email:
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Fax: (949) 494-4405 www.slsdesignsinc.com
Design Philosophy:
I have always felt that an interior space should reflect the tastes and lifestyles of the persons living there and that the design should be non-aging.
Professional Affiliations/Awards:
IIDA
ASID
CCIDC
ASID/Orange County Home Magazine Design Gold Award- 2001
ASID Appreciation Awards for:
• Participation in: ASID Philharmonic House of Design- 2009,2008,2006, 2004,2002, 2000-1996
• Participation in: ASID/Children's Home Society Design House- 1992
ISID Appreciation Awards for:
• Board Member- 1995-93, 1992-89, 1988-87, 1984-83, 1982-81
Design Work Featured in:
• Orange County Register
• Orange County Home Magazine
• Coast Magazine
• L.A. Times
• Palm Springs Life
About SLS Designs:
SLS Designs Inc. specializes in traditional/transitional interiors where the clients needs and lifestyles are definitely an important considerations in creating an interior. From concept to completion SLS Designs Inc. treats every project as it's own entity, always dedication the time and energy needed to truly make a room shine.
Every home inspires a unique design, whether it be architecture elements or existing pieces owned by the client. Sometimes the design concept comes from a picture a client has cut from a magazine or a piece of fabric with colors a client likes. Often wee will bring our clients to the Design Center to look at fabrics and furnishings in order to understand the client's likes and dislikes.
Whether its a California traditional home or a formal English library, SLS designs interiors stands the test of time.
Stephen Stein, president of SLS Designs Inc. is personally involved with every phase of a project. The most rewarding part of every project is seeing the clients face when they see the project completed for the first time. This usually results in a very satisfied client, many of whom call us back many years later to freshen things up.
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Stephen Stein
