Pam Nadler, Designer at Brown, recently finished the design of a 3,500 square foot home in Boynton Beach. This project truly involved everything – from window treatments, flooring, painting, and built-ins, to selecting and arranging furniture, artwork, and accessories. The client was looking for an “elegant contemporary” style with a color scheme based on grays, neutrals, and pops of yellow.
When it comes to the perfect recipe for her interiors, Pam Nadler doesn’t flinch at naming the best ingredients: equal parts form and function. Employing color, texture and space planning, she cooks up a complete design that is functional and aesthetically pleasing. Pam applies her collaborative nature to all of her design projects, working as a team with the architect, contractor and the client from the start. She believes that communication, attention to detail, and budget consciousness are all catalysts to a project’ s success.
This flair for well-done interiors comes innately to her. Having grown up in the furniture business helping her father, design is part of Pam’s DNA. Her brother, Steve Brown, started Brown’ s Interior Design in 1976, and it was a natural fit for her to learn alongside him. Today, family is as much a part of design for her as it was back then, as you’ ll find her working alongside her sister-in-law and Owner, Dana Brown, and niece and Director of Marketing, Susan Brown Siegel.
For the master bedroom, Pam selected the “Emily & Ethan Bed” from Vanguard Furniture. This modern king bed is upholstered in customizable fabric and features a glamorous mirrored edge tracing the headboard. This bed works as an instant focal point in any contemporary bedroom décor.
