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Awards

2012 Traditional Kitchen of the Year

Haskell Matheny, ASID, CAPS, LEED Green Associate, and Sheila Stubbs of Haskell Interiors have been awarded first place for 2012 Best Traditional Kitchen in the 14th Annual Kitchen Design competition conducted by Signature Kitchens & Baths magazine. This is the second year in a row Haskell Interiors has received this national award for kitchen design. The publication has been the #1 selling magazine, in the remodeling category, for Barnes & Noble bookstores for each of the last four years.

The award was announced during the SEN Design Group Fall Conference in Indianapolis, IN with over 200 kitchen and bath industry professionals in attendance. The competition was open to the entire industry with judging provided by three seasoned pros in the industry, including two nationally recognized interior designers, Jeff Andrews and Marcia Prentice, and acclaimed architect, Joel Ives, AIA.

Matheny said that winning the award is a testament to the work ethic of everyone at Haskell Interiors.
“I am extremely honored to have been recognized by Signature Kitchens & Baths Magazine for our historic kitchen project,” he said. “Winning first place for the second year in a row is incredible and validates the hard work and detail we strive to put into every project we design.”

Haskell Interiors award winning kitchen design began when an enthusiastic homeowner gutted the entire kitchen, down to the studs, prior to the designers seeing the space – because she was so anxious to get started with a new kitchen. Situated in a historic home it was important that the new kitchen reflect the home’s heritage. At the completion of the project, the owner finally had the perfect combination of modern conveniences and historical character in her new kitchen. The criteria used to judge the design competition included: functional design, selection of attractive and functional products, adequate traffic patterns/clearances, how well the use of space solved the design problem, how the designer’s creativity enhanced the solution, and overall aesthetic value.


2011 Transitional Kitchen of the Year

Haskell Matheny, ASID, CAPS, LEED Green Associate has recently received a national award in a kitchen design competition conducted by Signature Kitchens & Baths magazine. The publication has been the #1 selling magazine, in the remodeling category, for Barnes & Noble bookstores for each of the last four years. Mr. Matheny’s kitchen design was awarded first place for 2011 Best Transitional Kitchen.

Mr. Matheny, Owner and Principal Designer of Haskell Interiors, was presented with this prestigious award during the SEN Design Group Fall Conference in Louisville, KY attended by some 200 kitchen and bath industry professionals. The competition was open to the entire industry with judging done by three individuals, including two nationally recognized residential architects, Stephen Carrozza and Stewart Davis, and commercial interior designer, Taniya Nayak the host of HGTV’s House Hunters on Vacation.

The criteria used to judge the design competition included: functional design, selection of attractive and functional products, adequate traffic patterns/clearances, how well the use of space solved the design problem, how the designer’s creativity enhanced the solution, and overall aesthetic value. Haskell’s kitchen design is the result of transforming a garage space into a gourmet kitchen. The judges were particularly impressed with Matheny’s idea to create a custom hood using a reclaimed wooden beam from a downtown warehouse.

Haskell Interiors Awared Best of Show Again in 2011

Haskell Interiors was recently awarded Best of Show and Exhibitors Choice during the 45th Annual Tri-State Home Show in Chattanooga, TN. The Best of Show award, is given for best booth presentation, and presented by the Home Builders Association of Southern Tennessee. This is the second consecutive year Haskell Interiors has been awarded Best of Show. The Exhibitors Choice award is selected by all the exhibitors participating in the show. The show included booths representing over 250 vendors of the building and remodeling industry.

This year’s booth, entitled “Retro Metro” blended modern styling trends with a Historic Art Deco flavor. Haskell Matheny, ASID, CAPS, LEED Green Associate designed the space to show his philosophy of combining classic details in a modern, clean up-to-date setting. The space, fashioned after a New York apartment, interprets modern city life with modern glass, chrome and neutral colors, mixed with the classic elegance of warm woods, luxurious silks and velvet fabrics and strong architectural lines.

Haskell Interiors Awarded Best of Show, 2010

Haskell Interiors, an award winning interior design studio and showroom, was recently awarded Best of Show in the 44th Annual Tri-State Home Show in Chattanooga, TN. The award, which is given for best booth presentation, was presented by the Home Builders Association of Southern Tennessee. The show included booths representing over 250 vendors of the building and remodeling industry.

First Place Award in Signature Kitchens & Baths Magazine Design Competition


Hank Matheny, ASID, Owner and Principal Designer of Haskell Interiors, has been awarded First Place in the baths division of the Signature Kitchens & Baths magazine 9th Annual National Design Competition.

Local Designer, Haskell R. (Hank) Matheny, Wins First Place Award in Signature Kitchens & Baths Magazine Design Competition.

The winning bath submission was a master bath remodel for a client in Chattanooga, TN. The existing master bath was totally gutted allowing for a completely new layout of the room to make way to create the quiet retreat filled with luxury requested by the client. A French toile fabric from the client inspired the look and material selection for the renovation. To give the space a clean, up-to-date feeling, Matheny selected white marble, blue and green glass tile and blue metallic paint for the surfaces and to provide a calm, elegant background to the fixtures and furnishings. Highly reflective materials such as polished nickel, crystal, mirrors and mirrored furniture add spark without fussiness. Cool, light materials were balanced with browns and woods in the custom cabinetry and upholstery. Glamour was added to the room by using monograms, a faux lynx fur rug and a crystal chandelier.

This annual design competition received 45 project submissions from across the United States. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place was awarded in each of four categories. A two-page article highlighting the design created by Mr. Matheny is featured in the Fall 2007 issue of Signature Kitchens & Baths magazine now available nationwide on newsstands, in bookstores and at select home-improvement stores.

First Place in National Design Competition


Haskell Interiors was recently awarded first place in the 43rd annual National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) 2007 design competition. Haskell Interiors was awarded first place in category nine: showrooms. The winning showroom vignette is on display in the Haskell Interiors Kitchen and Bath Gallery located at 85 1st Street, NE, Cleveland, TN. This colorful bath display, designed by Haskell (Hank) Matheny and Kathy Massey, features glass tiles on both the floor and walls, including a custom poppy mural. “To be singled out for this national award is a truly great honor,” Matheny said.

The competition’s theme was Art of the Industry with the idea of finding the next master artists among NKBA members who can transcend the ordinary to create the extraordinary.

NKBA judges awarded first place to Haskell Interiors based on visual appeal, creative elements, principles of design, overall presentation (including quality of floor plan, perspective and photos) and basic safety and ergonomics of the design.

“We wanted the room to give a relaxing feeling like being at the ocean with the blue sky above your head. The entire floor, walls and cabinets are glass, which gives the impression of water. The walls are a light blue to represent the sky and the floor is a darker blue to represent the ocean. The mural above the tub is a custom-made piece of work to accent the bathroom,” said Matheny.

Haskell Interiors competed against a record breaking 567 entries from the United States , Canada and Bermuda.

The competition was separated into 11 distinct categories, each designed to represent the latest trends in kitchen, bath and other-room design. The categories were created to reflect how designers stretch their imaginations and put their creativity to work for their clients in a variety of settings. A panel of 14 industry experts served as judges for this years design competition.

The awards ceremony, honoring 44 finalists, recently took place during the kitchen and bath industry show in Las Vegas, Nevada. Kathy Massey was present at the awards ceremony to represent Haskell Interiors and accept the first place honor.

The National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) is a non-profit trade association that has educated and led the kitchen and bath industry since 1963. With nearly 40,000 members and growing, the NKBA owns the Kitchen/Bath Industry Show & Conference (K/BIS), the world’s largest trade show dedicated to the kitchen and bath industry. The mission of the NKBA is to enhance member success and excellence, promote professionalism and ethical business practices and provide leadership and direction for the kitchen and bath industry.

Best Use of Oceanside Glass Tile

Haskell Interiors recently received an award from Oceanside Glasstile for Best Use of Oceanside Glass Tile in a Vignette. The recognition was given to acknowledge a kitchen vignette located in the Haskell Interiors showroom as a unique display of environmentally friendly glass tile products covering the walls and ceiling of the kitchen. The HIDC project was selected from hundreds of showrooms throughout the country.

The award was presented to Haskell Interiors during the awards ceremony as a part of Coverings 2006 in Orlando, FL.

Oceanside Glasstile is a world leader in the design and production of hand crafted glass tile, providing unique and innovative products to the tile, architectural and design industries as well as consumer markets. Oceanside Glasstile pioneered the development of glass tile products, which it markets globally to distributors and showrooms. Oceanside Glasstile products are consciously crafted and beautifully “green,” made from silica sand, a renewable resource, and recycled material up to 86%.

Keep America Beautiful Business of the Year Award

Haskell Interiors was recently awarded the Cleveland/Bradley County Keep America Beautiful Business of the Year Award. The Keep America Beautiful membership is committed to keeping the Cleveland area beautiful. During a ceremony that honored several local residents, Haskell Interiors was grateful to be singled out as a downtown business responsible for beautifying a portion of the city. The award was given based on the substantial renovations of the interior and exterior of the historic building which houses Haskell Interiors.

Best of Show in the Furniture 4 Kids


Debbie Pendergrass of Haskell Interiors recently won Best of Show in the Furniture 4 Kids fundraiser to benefit the Creative Discovery Museum of Chattanooga. This event was created by Office Coordinators in conjunction with Office Furniture Systems and the design community to raise funds for the museum. All proceeds from the silent auction went to the Creative Discovery Museum.

Chattanooga area interior designers were asked to come up with clever ideas for child sized tables and chairs to be auctioned at the museum. The furniture was donated by Office Furniture Systems. The finished works of art were on display at the Chattanooga museum for several weeks before the silent auction took place.

Debbie’s design was titled Paper Dolls and included various hand painted paper dolls and wardrobes on the table top with the chairs covered by hand made seat cushions in paper doll fabric. Debbie’s creation was selected by a panel of judges, from a field of 26 entries, as Best of Show. Bethe Deakin, representing the Chattanooga Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designer’s, made the award presentation. With the Best of Show entry Debbie was awarded an iGNis Glass trophy.

Recognized by Mainstreet Cleveland for Renovations in the Downtown Area

Haskell Interiors was recognized by the Mainstreet Cleveland organization for renovations in the downtown area.

The Haskell Interiors showroom is located in a historic building in the heart of Cleveland. The interior of the building has been totally renovated to create a unique shopping experience, as well as preserve a historic landmark of the city.