Design Associates - Lynette Zambon, Carol Merica

Diverse and heartfelt, Design Associates work represents many years of collaboration with our family of clients, whom we cherish. We hope you will appreciate their individuality as you view the work we have produced for them in these homes. Our interior designers work has been featured throughout Montana, including The Yellowstone Club, Moonlight Resort, Big Sky, Wyoming, Washington, South Dakota, and many other states in the U.S. After working in the field of interior design for a combined period of over 40 years, Lynette Zambon and Carol Merica have the skill, knowledge and ability to create an interior that is right for each individual client. They are known to transform a room with harmony, beauty and a touch of drama. In every project you will experience a fine tuned layering of furnishings, textiles, lighting, art and antiques. By incorporating an intuitive understanding of design and composition, along with their client’s dreams and wishes, the result is a home that is warm and inviting in every way imaginable. Lynette is a native Montanan, who studied interior design at Montana State University and received her national accreditation with NCIDQ in 2000. Lynette’s designs are beautifully rendered with a mélange of antiques, fine textiles, and simple detailed lines of upholstery. Lavishly appointed, her interiors are attractive and livable. Carol Merica, also a Montana local and graduate of Montana State University, received her national accreditation with NCIDQ in 1998. Carols signature design element is to classically create rooms which are infused with warm color palettes of richness and texture. She accents with contrast and fine embellishment for the finishing touch. Design Associates inherent sensibility and respect for the architect’s visions is always emphasized in every detail. The pair has worked on many projects throughout the West, and nation wide. Wherever the location, their overall approach has always been to create a feeling of relaxed comfort and timelessness. Their work has been published in Western Art & Architecture, Big Sky Journal Home, as well as Cowboys and Indians and a variety of other publications.