Alyssa Trautman
INTERIOR DESIGNER
I love being able to translate a vision into a beautiful space that integrates functionality with stunning design elements. I enjoy meeting new people and getting to know them on a personal level. Having a good relationship with my clients helps me create a unique space that they will be able to utilize for years to come! In my free time you can find me playing softball, relaxing on the water, or having a home cooked meal with family and friends.
1-608-204-7551 | [email protected]
"Alyssa was supper helpful. The store on the west side of Madison was laid out so that I could lay out the tiles, move them around, touch and feel them. Getting samples to take home was not a problem." - Jen G.
Design Portfolio
Shower Sanctuary
Shower walls and bench are a ceramic wood look tile installed in a 1/3 stagger with a turned piece to frame custom built niche and accent stripe. The accent stripe and shower floor is a natural stone pebble product.
Bathroom floor is tiled in an 8 inch stone look hexagon ceramic tile.
Vanity backsplash is tiled in a 4x8 stone look ceramic subway tile to coordinate with bathroom floor.
Rustic Kitchen Backsplash
Subway tile with a rustic look with a design accent
Detail of backsplash design
Detail of rustic subway tile backsplash
Kitchen Backsplash
A recent kitchen backsplash
Design Inspiration
Product Design Pallet – I love combing different patterns, textures and styles to create transitional spaces.
Natural Products – Utilizing natural products can turn any house into a home.
Dark Chevron Shower – I love experimenting with classic products and having them installed in a more modern method
High Contrast Kitchen – Designing a project in black in white is a great way to to update the traditional into a fresh and transitional look for your home.
Transitional Concept Living Room – Using warm colored products is a great way to make any large space feel welcoming to your guests.
Striking Stairs – Being able to turn the oridnary into extraoridnary is a challenge that I love to conquer – like this beautiful set of stairs.
Open Concept Contrast Floor Plan – Using contrast colors in larger products, like area rugs, on top of your flooring is a great way to distinguish between areas in an open concept floor plan.