My name's Megan Boyer. I'm an Adurment Area Design. I've been with Tower Pinkster for five years. As a firm and as part of our culture, we strive for that united family experience and we apply that to our clients as well. Our process for interior design really starts by asking a lot of questions, getting to know what it is that they currently have that they like or don't like, what the problem or the challenges that they're facing. I really just a lot of information gathering and research into what it is that Desert doesn't work for them and what they would like to see. The design process is a creative and iterative process so we develop multiple solutions and then work with our clients and oftentimes end up developing hybrid and even varied solutions out of those kind of preliminary ideas. Curiosity is critical in my day to day job because it's about knowing the right questions to ask and trying to understand the things that the client does from day to day, the things that they need to do their job, the things that they enjoy about their job, what it is that keeps them engaged in their environment, whether it be a school and office or even their home. There's a lot of questions that we can ask and it's critical to know the right questions to ask and we never stop learning because there is no one size fits all solutions so we're challenged every day to gather that information and then apply it appropriately for the very projects.