About
Meet Anna Janke, Interior Designer since 2005 and originator of Peridot Design Group:
Extensive Experience: With over 18 years of experience in interior design, Anna has a wealth of knowledge and practical expertise in creating functional and aesthetically pleasing living spaces.
Business Owner: Her entrepreneurial spirit led her to establish Peridot Design Group, which has been providing residential design solutions since 2012.
NCIDQ Certification: Passing the NCIDQ (National Council for Interior Design Qualification) exam is a significant achievement. It attests to Anna’s commitment to professional standards and her ability to meet the rigorous requirements of the industry.
Educator: Anna’s role as an Instructor of Interior Design since 2014 demonstrates her willingness to share her knowledge and mentor aspiring designers.
Professional Affiliations: Being a professional member of ASID and NKBA showcases her active involvement in industry associations. This involvement can lead to valuable connections and access to the latest trends and resources.
Network in the Milwaukee Area: Her extensive network within the local design community supports a strong understanding of the region’s specific regulations and resources to support the individual needs of each project.
Out-of-the-Box Thinking: Anna’s commitment to bringing “out-of-the-box thinking” to her projects supports a creative and innovative approach to design challenges, ensuring that each project is unique and tailored to the client’s needs.
To learn more about why you should work with an experienced and NCIDQ certified designer, read on!
Why Hire an NCIDQ Certified Designer?
NCIDQ No. 028697
The right mix of specialists on a project can save you time and money—and reduce your liability, too. Make sure you require the same level of competence from your interior designers as you do from the architectural, engineering and other building professionals on your team. Click the NCIDQ logo to learn more about what an NCIDQ certification is and how its rigorous standards can help you find a competent and qualified designer.
Wisconsin Registered Interior Designer
No. 589-109
Being a Wisconsin Registered Interior Designer is a voluntary registration for interior designers that have education, experience and passed the NCIDQ examination. WRID allows Interior Designers a way to show clients and employers they are qualified and can practice interior design. The registration requires Interior Designers to complete 9 continuing education credits every two years, a factor in making sure the knowledge of registered interior designers is ongoing.
Founded in 1975, ASID is the oldest, largest and only multi-disciplinary professional organization for interior designers, interior design students and the manufacturers and suppliers who support the profession.
The rich, vibrant history of the organization goes back to the founding of its predecessor organizations, the American Institute of Interior Designers (AID) and the National Society of Interior Designers (NSID).
The National Kitchen + Bath Association (NKBA) is a non-profit trade group that promotes professionalism in the kitchen and bath industry. Established in 1963 as a network of kitchen dealers, it has evolved into the premier association of designers, retailers, remodelers, manufacturers, distributors, fabricators, installers and other industry professionals.
The association’s vision is a world in which everyone enjoys safe, beautiful and functional kitchen and bath spaces. Their mission is to help make it happen through the creation of marketplaces, networks, affiliations and certifications that raise the level of professionalism by inspiring, leading and empowering each member of our community.