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The Orange County / Los Angeles Chapter of IDS is proud to be a part of one of the country’s largest design organizations dedicated to serving the interior design community. Founded in 1973, IDS is dedicated to helping our diverse members grow their business, develop their talents, inspire each other, and use our voices to impact our collective communities.
IDS embraces four core values which guide us in the development of our chapter programs and events: professionalism, community, influence, and growth. Our goal is to unite our designer members and industry partners in an environment of trust that promotes networking, learning, and professional development.
IDS OC LA strives to demonstrate Community over Competition in all that we do and our motto is "no designer left behind". Welcome to the fastest growing professional organization for interior designers in Orange County / Los Angeles.
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Rick Campos
President
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Dorian Bolick
Vice President
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Maryanne Hibner
Secretary
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Julie Corcoran
Treasurer
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TERRI BRIEN
Communications Director
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NICHOLAS LINDSEY
Social Media Chair
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PAUL FERNANDEZ
Hospitality Chair
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RIA RUEDA
Programs Chair
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DEVON MARTT & MAILE WILSON
Special Events Chair
Join us for lunch and experience Casoro Luxury safes up close. You'll learn how Designing for Riskâ„¢ can take the luxury experience you're already providing your clients to the next level by turning protection into another mark of excellence in your work.
Presentation by: Kristi Cowan, Senior Risk Consultant, CHUBB Insurance
As risks evolve, so must the role of architects, builders, and designers entrusted with protecting high-net-worth clients and their collections. Organized burglary rings, wildfires, and earthquakes aren’t just abstract threats — they’re reshaping how valuables like art, wine, and jewelry must be stored, displayed, and insured.
Imagine crafting the perfect wine room - only to hear it’s uninsurable cause of how the bottles are displayed. Or seeing a jewelry collection lost because the safe wasn’t bolted down… or worse, watching the 800-pound safe destroy a marble staircase as thieves tried to drag it out. These aren’t hypotheticals - they’re real-world consequences of overlooking risk.
This event is open to IDS members, builders and architects.
This is event is limited to 30 attendees - Registration is Required.
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