MARY MILLAR

Mary Millar has over 28 years experience. She believes you can’t give the client too much personal attention and service. In any design project her goal is to listen to her clients and find how to best meet their needs and criteria in a creative and decorative way. Mary says, “ I feel that the client deserves the best design possible for their dollar, so I listen closely to what the client wants. We have the talent, the experience, the contacts and the product knowledge to ensure the best possible blend of form and function with style and beauty to create a true ‘heart’ in any home.”

NORM COLESON

Norm Coleson, the latest addition to the Kitchen Decor team, has worked in all facets of kitchen design ranging from manufacturing to commercial design. However, for the last eight years he has been a residential kitchen and bath designer in the Cashiers, Waynesville, and Asheville areas. He received an award for best kitchen in the 2006 Buncome County Parade of Homes. Norm believes in the importance of efficiency of design, combined with the beauty of style to be key to a customer's long-term satisfaction.

ELIZABETH HOLMES

Elizabeth Holmes, Office Manager, may be the first of the friendly faces you meet when you visit our showroom. She has many years experience in full design studio management and handling the daily operations of Kitchen Décor and Deeds & Décor. As liaison with contractors, design team members and clients she is allowed her to exercise her invaluable gift of coordination and administration. Anyone that meets Ms. Holmes would know that her success is based upon her deep desire to insure the highest level of customer satisfaction possible.

JERRY PRESSLEY AND JOEY PRESSLEY

Jerry Pressley and Joey Pressley, cabinet installers, are two of the area’s finest craftsmen and artisans. Jerry’s 27 years experience in the cabinet industry include an apprenticeship under German master craftsman, Vincenz Kray. Both men are well known and respected for taking pride in the quality of their work and for their meticulous attention to detail. Both agree in the importance of treating each installation as if it were taking place in their own homes.