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Nadine Curtis in her 7 on Locust shop at 7 Locust Avenue. Courtesy image.

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Real estate firm Vanguard Properties announced this week that it is producing an inaugural Marin Design Awards ceremony on May 18, and that Nadine Storyk Curtis, owner of 7 on Locust, the Mill Valley boutique laden with unique home decor, art, rock ‘n roll photography, clothing and jewelry, will be one of the event’s honorees.

The awards show is set for Thursday, May 18, 6-8pm, at the Mill Valley Community Center. “It is important that we recognize the contributions these luminaries have made to the Marin Design Community,” says Vanguard’s Kevin Patsel. “Each has added significantly in their own way to their respective categories and it’s appropriate that we take a moment to honor their work.” 

In addition to Curtis, who in 2015 co-founded the Mill Valley Design District to celebrate the confluence of innovative, design-focused businesses on and around Miller Avenue, the Marin Design Awards will also honor:

  • Architecture: Jared Polsky, Polsky Perlstein Architects
  • Interior Design: Robert Federighi, Robert Federighi Design
  • Landscape Design: Michael Yandle, Michael B. Yandle Landscape Architecture
  • Home Decor: Monelle Totah and Gary McNatton, Hudson Grace
  • Floral: Jennifer Brant, Green Bouquet Floral Design

Pastel says the event will also include additional honorees in the categories of Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Design, Home Decor, Floral and Fashion. Those nominees will be announced in April. Nominees based in Marin County are considered on the body of their work, creativity, innovation and their contributions to the design community in Marin. Winners will be announced in each category.

With the Marin Design Awards, Vanguard seeks to “bring together the Marin design community, as well as all those who appreciate the importance of good design in our everyday lives,” says Patsel, noting that the evening will be a celebration of design in Marin County, featuring food/drink, a fashion show and an awards presentation.    
  
Tickets are $50, with proceeds going to Home for a Home, a local non-profit that partners with other organizations in Guatemala to construct simple, yet solid homes for families lacking adequate housing. MORE INFO & TIX.



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