Clay Pendergrast Email & Phone Number

I am a SENIOR-LEVEL INTERIOR DESIGNER with 20+ years of commercial projects that are simultaneously beautiful, functional, stylish, safe, and adaptable while reflecting the unique needs and aspirations of the client.---As a commercial interior designer, it falls to me to wow daily users of the space as well as guests. I enjoy the challenge of using space effectively to encompass first-class amenities, ergonomic furniture, and aesthetically pleasing elements. It is important that interiors flow and pull all of the organization’s requirements together into a cohesive, usable, and attractive setting that is one of a kind.I elevate spaces to the level of art that captures the imagination of the occupants as well as visitors and competitors without compromising on function, budget, or deadlines. To accomplish this, ask the right questions to assess the client’s unique needs, vision, and challenges for the site. From there, I devise a flexible solution that includes the best possible fabrics, furnishings, textures, and other design elements to bring the concept to fruition. My projects have won awards from IIDA, AIA, Southern California Development Forum (SCDF), the Los Angeles Business Council, and the Los Angeles Business Journal, among others. Additionally, my work was featured in industry magazines such as Interior Design and Contract Design. I am especially proud of the following achievements:✔ My award-winning design of Pritzker’s 6,000 square-foot Los Angeles offices seamlessly integrated the distinct Southern California vibe with corporate branding, sophistication, and Mr. Pritzker’s high-end art collection.✔ I crafted the concept for Cedar Sinai’s ~700,000 square-foot mixed-use structure that won multiple IIDA Calibre Awards by infusing beauty, durability, flexibility while meeting the needs of seven separate departments.One of the things I am most passionate about is housing for the homeless. This issue is close to my heart, and I actively seek ways to address it to benefit the homeless individual as well as society.

Listed skills include Commercial Interior Design, Schematics, Cross Functional Leadership, Texture, and 45 others.

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  University Of Virginia