Episode 109: Elevating Design in Jackson Hole with Designer Melinda Dorion (Jackson Hole, WY)
In this episode, Ted speaks with Melinda Shirk Dorion, owner of Elevated Living in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. A Midwest transplant, Melinda and Ted cover her journey to Wyoming, taking over her interior design company from the prior owner, and what it’s like to work in one of the most beautiful places in the west.
She emphasizes the importance of collaboration, sustainability, and understanding client needs while navigating the unique challenges of designing in a mountain community. Melinda also reflects on her personal journey, the significance of mentorship, and the future direction of her company as they aim to establish a national brand known for modern rustic designs.
TOPICS DISCUSSED
- [01:05] Introduction to Elevated Living and the Western Design Conference
- [02:10] The Transformation of Elevated Living’s Space
- [08:15] Design Aesthetics: Blending Modern and Rustic Elements
- [13:05] Sustainability and the Cultural Shifts in Home Design Preferences
- [18:50] Personal Journey and Mentorship in Design
- [20:00] The Unique Clientele of Jackson Hole
- [30:20] Working with Historical Homes in Jackson
- [38:45] The future of Elevated Living and Final Thoughts
CONNECT WITH GUEST
Melinda Shirk Dorion | Elevated Living
KEY QUOTES FROM EPISODE
Melinda Shirk Dorion | Elevated Living
- “This is where I wanted to live.”
- “We don’t do two things: live in the house or offer marriage therapy.”
- “I love working in log homes.”
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