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Dana Tucker to Appear on “Inside Design” Internet Radio Show on May 2
Washington, DC, March 28, 2008- Dana Tucker, president and CEO of “How We Live” Magazine, will be the guest of Sherry Burton-Ways and Susan Featherstone-Schemm on their new Internet Radio Show, ”Inside Design,” on Friday, May 2. The topic of the show will be African-American Home Design Trends.The two Baltimore-Washington-area interior designers launched their radio show on March 21. The show airs on Internet Radio WFLO www.im4radiodc.com) on every other Friday morning from 10:30 am to 12 noon EDT. The 90-minute program, originating from Largo, MD, includes a mix of talk and music. The music is urban contemporary, jazz and neo-soul. The talk is about interior decorating with a special guest appearing on each show. “The music matches the feel of our design,” say Ways. “We’re primarily very contemporary designers.” Cleveland Spears, general manager of WFLO, describes the program as “HGTV for radio. It is an exciting show, designed to inform people about home décor. A lot of people are very excited about it.”
Guests Drawn from Across the Country
“This is not just local programming,” says Ways. “On our first shows we are bringing in guests from South Carolina, New York City and Washington State to create a more robust conversation.” Co-hosts and guests answer questions from listeners, who can email their questions or design problems to insidedesign@im4radiodc.com. Also, listeners may call in directly to participate in the discussion at 301-560-6992 (inside the metro Washington area) or 1-866-856-5903 (outside the metro Washington area). “We started this show because there is nothing out there like it,” says Ways. “We’re offering an opportunity for people to hear live discussions about design issues. You can interact. You can contact us instantaneously.” Other special guests will include Robin Lennon and Leatrice Eiseman. Ms. Lennon is a nationally-recognized holistic interior specialist, president of Inner Designs and author of “Home Design from the Inside-Out: Feng Shui, Color Therapy and Self-Awareness.” She will discuss Holistic Interior Design and Feng Shui on the May 16th show. Ms. Eiseman, author, international color expert, executive director of the Pantone Institute and director of the Eiseman Center for Color Information and Training, will be interviewed by Ways and Schemm on June 13. The subject will be “Future Color Trends in Interior Design.” For a listing of other future shows, visit www.designschemeinteriors.com/insidedesign/. The two designing women have been working on the concept of the radio show for a year. They attended broadcasting school for six weeks to learn how to produce a radio show and how to be on-air personalities. “The equipment is the same as most radio stations,” says Ways, “except that it is sent out over the Internet.”
About Design Scheme Interiors
Ways and Schemm merged their design businesses in 2005 to create Design Scheme Interiors, LLC, which serves clients in the Baltimore-Washington area. DSI designs functional interiors for both residential and commercial clients. Ways is a self-proclaimed holistic designer, drawing from Feng Shui and Color Therapy in her interior designs. She holds a BS and a Master’s Degree with additional training in Interior Design from the Maryland Institute College of Art and the American Feng Shui Institute. She has been practicing interior design for eight years in the Washington metropolitan area. Projects that Ways has completed include a yoga studio and a holistic health care center. She has also provided color consultation to the Simply Fashions clothing retail chain.
Schemm has a degree in Interior Design from Bradley Academy and ten years of professional experience in residential, commercial, hospitality, educational and healthcare design. She has worked on projects at the University of Baltimore, Baltimore City Community College and same-day surgery centers throughout Maryland, including the Palisades Eye Surgery Centers and the Carroll County Maryland Eye Surgery Centers. In addition to residential and commercial design services, DSI provides its clients with originally commissioned fine art, sculpture, furniture, accent pieces and accessories not available to the general public. Ways and Schemm present workshops and seminars on home décor and design in the Baltimore-Washington area.
For more information on Design Scheme Interiors, visit www.designschemeinteriors.com or call 202-582-5555
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