Design enthusiasts, mark your calendars for a transformative experience at this year's International Builders' Show, as acclaimed designer Becki Owens takes center stage for an exclusive Outside In Color Design session, being put on by Allura. Hosted by Custom Builder Editor James McClister, this event aims to provide invaluable insights and interactions for professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Since bursting onto the Instagram design scene in 2014, Becki Owens has become a household name, boasting over 1.4 million followers who admire her modern and clean design aesthetic. She boasts a diverse portfolio that spans from intimate remodels to complete custom builds, and her work has been shown in prominent publications both in and out of the industry.
The Outside In Color Design Session
On February 28 (ie, day two of IBS) at 11am in meeting room N263, Becki Owens will sit down with host James McClister to discuss a variety of topics from basic color play in design to the Allura Spectrum palette, a collection of Sherwin-Williams colors curated for the benefit of pros.
Attendees can look forward to an interactive session where Becki will not only share her expertise but also address questions and concerns from the audience. Whether you're seeking advice on navigating tough project issues or exploring innovative design concepts, this session promises to be a dynamic and enriching experience for all.
Don't miss this unparalleled opportunity to elevate your design aptitude and connect with one of the industry's leading designers, Becki Owens. RSVP today to secure your spot at the Outside In Color Design session and make the most of your experience at this year's IBS.
Learn More From Allura at IBS
In addition to the Allura's Outside In Color Design session, attendees are invited to explore the manufacturer's booth at IBS (ie, booth C5907), which will be buzzing with activity. From networking opportunities to exclusive parties, there will be something for everyone. Be sure to RSVP for the various events at the booth to maximize your experience at IBS.
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