Pamela D. Earnest, ASID Studied Interior Design at the University of Arizona with a major in Fine Arts; Professional member of the American Society of Interior Designers; passed the NCIDQ (National Certification to Interior Design Qualification) exam in 1981. President of Pamela D. Earnest Interiors, Inc. since 1987; President New Mexico Chapter of ASID 2002-2003; President of the International Chapter of Interior Designers, New Mexico Chapter, 1988-89. Projects include residential and commercial interiors in Arizona, New Mexico, Missouri, California and Nevada.
	Lori Roybal, Allied Member of American Society of Interior Designers Received her Bachelor of Architecture from the University of New Mexico in 1992. She then moved to Tucson, Arizona where she earned her Professional Architecture and Masters of Architecture degrees. Being a native of New Mexico she decided to return to Albuquerque. She began working for Pamela D. Earnest Interiors in 1997 as Pamela's assistant. During this time she apprenticed in the field of interior design. Projects include residential interiors in Beverly Hills and Sacramento, California and Las Vegas, Nevada. She is currently one of the senior consultants with the firm and Project Designer for Westbrook Homes.
	Ann Barber, Studied interior design with the FIDER accredited program at Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama. While at Auburn, she was a student member of ASID and participated in various programs including the Mike Lin Rendering Workshop. Since then worked at Sheridan’s Interiors and interned at LeeAnn’s Interiors in Montgomery, Alabama. She is currently a Junior Designer/Design Assistant with the firm.
	Cristy Delgado is a native of Albuquerque. She is a graduate of the Art Center Design College. Cristy has an Associates Degree in Interior Design and has been working in the field of interiors for the last three years. She has participated in design projects in Chama, Santa Fe, Los Lunas and Roswell, New Mexico as well as many residential projects in Albuquerque. Cristy received the Bronze Award for her model home in the 2004 Parade of Homes. Among her commercial achievements are a Conference Room at Kirtland Air Force Base, models and the office spaces for Sun Village Apartments.
	Liz Schlessinger joined the team at Pamela Earnest Interiors in 2005. She was born in Europe and raised there for seven years, but her heart and roots are in New Mexico. She attended the University of New Mexico and then graduated from DFMC in Dallas, with honors, in Interior Design. She has been in the design business for over 30 years working in design studios and fine furniture stores. She also has extensive experience in floor coverings. Her projects include Parade of Homes in Texas, commercial work in Colorado, and residential work in Arizona along with many commercial and residential projects in New Mexico.
	Susan “Redd” Shallenberger, a Chicago native, where she developed her love of art and architecture, Redd lived in St. Petersburg, Florida before relocating to Albuquerque in 1996. Ms. Shallenberger has experience in all fields of interior design and has been in the business since 1998. Redd also has a strong background in custom furniture, stone specification and door design. “Doing what you love for a living is one of the greatest joys of life – I am truly blessed” says Redd.