A/R

LEAD DESIGNER

Alison Reuter, IDBPP

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At an early age Alison began showing her love of visually interesting fashions, fabrics, and spaces; fortunately, she grew up in a family surrounded by practical creatives who fostered her budding interests.

Building on her roots she followed family footsteps by attending the University of Denver (fusing International Business with Electronic Media, Art, & Design) and then curated a career melding two of her greatest loves – the outdoors & visual design.  Since then she's worked in the corporate realm doing design for Fortune 500 companies & topped it all off with a Master's Certificate in Interior Architecture & Design.

You'll find Alison bringing her 20+ years of practical & educational experience to each of the A/Revelation designs projects through her analytical creative lens.  This unique business & design perspective allows her to run streamlined projects from concept clear through construction completion.

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A perfect project involves planning the architecture on a full-scale build, or renovation, along side the architect & builder.  Her role is to ensure that the client's lifestyle & design aesthetic are incorporated into how the space functions.  This partnership allows for the early designing of interior spaces with optimum furniture layouts & custom features that need to be considered prior to framing.  From there, she works with the builder & trades/sub-contractors to execute the approved design down to the last detail.  From material selections to final accessories & soft-goods, your needs are thought of at every step of the way.

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When she's not working, you'll find her out enjoying all the mountains have to offer - skiing (including coaching youth ski racing), biking (in all its forms - road, trail, dirt jumping, even downhilling), relaxing with a good book & amazing view, volunteering with her woman's fraternity, or getting gussied up for a night on the town or at the symphony.  She's an outdoorsy gal who cleans up well...  A city gal who's not afraid of getting dirty...  (Maybe that's in part why she's so comfortable doing design & being on a construction site.)