Last Night's IIDA Honors

Last night, the Mid-Atlantic chapter of the International Interior Design Association (IIDA) held its 18th annual awards ceremony at the Harman Center for the Arts. Over 300 celebrated the finest in local interior design. Taking home the Pinnacle Award (AKA, the top prize) was Ewing Cole for its work on United Therapeutics' space in Silver Spring. (Whomever designed the Harman Center deserves a nod as well, as it's our favorite place to go and watch people through a glass window.)

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