Interior Designer & Project Manager
Cara Brosten
Cara’s education in marketing and interior design combined with over 10 years of experience in the design industry make her an asset to any design + renovation project.
She has worked in various types of design, including residential + commercial spaces, and has managed many projects both large and small. This allows her to be adaptable, yet organized, and provide a customized service for your design and renovation project. She is an individual with a passion for aesthetics and strong attention to detail and treats every project with professionalism and creativity as if it were her own. She appreciates the importance of design and always strives to incorporate unique touches to ensure your project is right for you and your space.
When she isn’t working, she loves traveling, yoga-ing, and trying out new pizza places throughout her hometown, Chicago.
Harrington College of Design
Master of Arts – Interior Design
2010 – 2014
University of Kentucky
Bachelor of Science – Marketing
2005 – 2009
Cara's Blog Articles
7 Timeless Home Remodels That Won’t Go Out of Style
When you decide to remodel some or all of your home, you want to make sure that the details and elements you choose will stand
Apartment Hacks for Pet Owners
Being an apartment-living pet owner doesn’t mean that your couches need to be furrier than Chewbacca and that scratching posts should replace floor lamps. Equipped
Transform Your Bathroom into a Lovely Spa
Most of us daydream about relaxing in a peaceful spa after an exhausting day at work, but not many of us can find the time
How to Choose the Right Color Palette for your Home Improvement Project
Choosing paint for your home improvement project can be one of the most daunting experiences with the thousands of available color options especially once you
Advantages and Disadvantages of the Stainless Steel Sink
The stainless steel sink is the most popular choice for kitchens nowadays. Stainless steel sinks are durable and easy to clean, which is why many
Tips for Building Your First Home
You can compare building your first home to climbing a mountain. When you are at the base of that towering landmass, it seems like an