Studio
Our collective expertise includes interior architecture, furnishing, decoration and point of view.
Philosophy
We believe in bright, informed, and functional design that values both people and the spaces they inhabit. We take time to understand the preferences of our clients, pushing their experience to the forefront of the process, rather than relying on aesthetics alone. We are dedicated to making interiors that enhance quality of life.
Relationships
We’ve built a network of people who are invested in doing things the way they should be done. From architects and contractors to fabricators and artists, these professionals help us execute our designs, and we trust them enormously. Working with OreStudios means accessing our network of the best in the business.
Process
Flexible and responsive, our team collaborates with architects, builders, and makers to create meaningful contributions to each stage of a project. The breadth of our work spans multi-room renovations to new-builds of whole homes, often working on a project from its earliest stages. With a deep understanding of both traditional and contemporary design, we guide clients who have a clear aesthetic perspective as well as those who might need help finding one.
Culture
We're a boutique firm of Seattle natives who pair warm professionalism with unwavering expertise. We believe that trust is fundamental to success, which is why we take the time to get to know our clients. We enjoy cultivating lasting professional relationships that are true partnerships. We are always thinking about how we can improve the lives of our clients, a process driven by intention, efficiency, and a distinct vision.
Andy Beers
Owner, Principal
Andy has spent nearly twenty years crafting residential and boutique commercial interiors across the country. Comfortable working on both traditional and contemporary projects, he aims to imbue his work with clarity and warmth. Passionate about people and sustainability, he endeavors to find the delight that occurs when both building and client are well served. Andy holds a Master of Interior Architecture from the University of Oregon. He lives with his two sons on Capitol Hill where he is renovating a 100-year-old Tudor house.
Laura Cariaso
Senior Interior Designer
Laura’s portfolio spans multi-family residences and single-family homes to custom cabinetry design and material specification. Ardent about each detail that brings a room together, she thrives at finding ways to inject authenticity and uniqueness in every space to tell its story. From a passion for design to a diligence for details to her acute skill for seamlessly adjusting to unexpected surprises, she enjoys every aspect of the design process. Laura is a graduate of Cornish College of the Arts. She can often be found exploring the Pacific Northwest and collaborating with creative friends and neighbors.
Kali Gashette
Interior Designer
With a background rooted in biology and fine arts, Kali holds a Master of Architecture and Master of Interior Architecture from the University of Oregon. She has traveled extensively for her studies, completing exchanges at the Mullsjö Folkhögskola in Sweden as well as the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen. Professionally, she has worked in both residential and commercial capacities and is comfortable working across scales, from building design to decorative details. When not at work, you can find her painting in her home studio or gathering inspiration outside.
Calder and Nevelson (and Cariaso). Still going through NYC photos and catching up back in Seattle. Happy MDW!
Back into the field to work on our jobs currently under construction. Rough-in continues in Magnolia; thanks to @ursushomes , there will be no conflicts between our drapery installation (coming up in December?!) and the floor registers.
Back to the office and excited to play with all of the work we saw in NY. I’ve long admired @lourdessanchez711 , but seeing pieces done on silk in person was a particular pleasure- the materials are gorgeous. Thank you, @searspeytongallery !
Returning home after a handful of very productive days in the city. Will miss the lobby of The Maritime (and I’ll continue showing clients Viennese lighting until I get an approval!).
