Shirley Wagner
ASID-NCIDQ, Principal Designer, Owner of Fine Design Interiors
Shirley is one of the most renowned, beloved and sought-after designers on Hawaii Island. With her expertise, dedication to detail, high standards and a deep connection to the island’s beauty and heritage, Shirley gives clients versatility and vision no matter what the project or locale. From ultra high-end resort homes to humble beach cottages, Shirley has specialized in residential and commercial interior design projects throughout the Hawaiian Islands and the U.S. Mainland since 1987.
Shirley’s warm, engaging personality, consummate vision and exceptional communication skills have helped her create beautiful interiors and a true sanctuary for living for hundreds of satisfied clients over the years.
Nicolette Patton
Allied Member ASID, Design Associate and Lead Project Manager
Nicolette grew up on Hawaii Island working with her father’s contracting business before obtaining her degree and design experience in California and then relocating back to the island. As lead project manager, she is a dedicated, integral part of Fine Design Interiors, specializing in kitchens, cabinetry and flooring design. A tech whiz, she also creates beautiful powerpoints and design boards to help clients visualize their dream interiors. Nicolette takes jobs from start to finish, orchestrating every detail and working closely with vendors, contractors and clients. She enjoys helping clients customize and bring to life their own unique personalities and lifestyles.
Awards
2016 ASID Hawaiʻi Award of Excellence
Rustically Refined Dream Home in the Issaquah Alps (Washington state)
2013 ASID Hawaiʻi Award of Honor
Residential Small Space Studio, Puako (Hawaiʻi Island)
2012 ASID Hawaiʻi Award of Honor
Sophisticated Seaside Sanctuary, Hualalai (Hawaiʻi Island)
2011 ASID Hawaiʻi Award of Merit
Modern Minimalist Beach House, South Kohala Coast, (Hawaiʻi Island)
2010 ASID Hawaiʻi Award of Merit
Modern Balinese Pavilion-style Residence, Hokulia Resort (Hawaiʻi Island)
2009 ASID Hawaiʻi Overall Grand Award
Hawaiʻi architect Charles Dickey Historic House, Honolulu
* A NCIDQ (National Council for Interior Design Qualification) Certificate holder has been educated, trained and examined to protect public health, safety and welfare. Professionals who hold this certificate have proven knowledge, experience and proficiency in the latest interior design principles and practices, contract documents and administration and decision-making skills. (Source: NCIDQ.ORG)