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Our Staff
| Team Leaders |
Ron and Carol Trimberger
Owners
Ron and Carol Trimberger inspire an educational and interactive spirit in their store, Door County Interiors & Design. They believe their primary role is to educate customers about the abundant furnishings and interior design options available in the store and resource books.“We are interested in our present customers’ and future customers’ lives. And our main function here is to help people,“ Ron says. “We do this by showing them different products.”Carol adds, “We are here to give them advice-through our knowledge of the many products we work with. That’s what we are sharing.”Here, the advice comes with free coffee and treats. In other words, it’s a welcoming environment. The Trimbergers are almost always in the store, greeting people and available to answer questions such as: How is this chair made? What are the green qualities of flooring? How can I keep the glare out of my great room?So, people truly feel at ease and grow more informed as they browse the furnishings showroom or explore the vast samples of flooring, window coverings, countertops and much more. Ron and Carol are also actively involved and supportive of the Door County community. Ron serves on the board of directors of the Door County Home Builders Association and is a founding member and current director on the Door County Development Council board. Carol is a part of Door Habitat’s Women Build project.The Trimbergers also support Habitat for Humanity through donations and events including an annual pumpkin planting and growing on Door County Interiors & Design’s land and pumpkin sales in the store. |
| Home Furnishings |
Wendy Wiseman
Wendy Wiseman brings a love of furniture along with more than 20 years experience in the retail furnishing industry. She gained her knowledge of furniture while working for such companies as Home Stores, Wickes Furniture, and Workbench.When it comes to furnishings, everyone has their own taste, style and need. Wendy enjoys the challenge of matching those tastes and needs of each individual customer to the many choices at Door County Interiors and Design, whether creating a room that uniquely fits each individual or finding a new replacement piece.“Don’t forget the windows, they are an important part of your room”, says Wendy. With the large selection of Hunter Douglas blinds and shades and Graber brands, Wendy can help you complete the look, and protect the furniture as well.Door County Interiors & Design carries more 30 furniture lines for living rooms, great rooms, dining areas, bedrooms, media rooms and more. Included are pieces that give a contemporary-casual look, coastal-beach house décor or rustic-lodge feel. |
Hanna Stauber
ADID
Hanna Stauber comes to Door County Interiors and Design having recently graduated with an associate’s degree in Interior Design from Fox Valley Technical College. Hanna has both residential and commercial design experience coming from her various internships at locations such as Van’s Lumber and Custom Builders of Dyckesville and Home Interiors Flooring and Design Center of Appleton. She is also a member of the NKBA, the National Kitchen and Bath Association. With her well-rounded experience and fresh perspective on design, Hanna is the perfect person to help you find that new look for your interior space. |
| Interior design/project management |
Sue Bryzek
Independent Interior Designer
Sue Bryzek an independent interior designer, brings enthusiasm to every project--from small to large. Her many strengths include follow-through and a keen eye for quality.Sue most recently worked for nine years at another home furnishings store in Door County. At Door County Interiors & Design, she focuses on residential design and consults with customers on furnishings, decorating style, accessories and a color palette using fabrics, paint and upholstery.“There are very good resources here, and we can take people from the beginning blueprint through the entire interior design process to accessorizing,” Sue says.Taking risks is also important for homeowners, but it may be difficult. An interior designer can provide the guidance, according to Sue. “My main objective is to be there for people who need the design help and to encourage them to take a little risk and to think outside the box.” |
Annette Anderson
Interior Designer
Annette Anderson is a licensed interior designer (AAID) and a full-time interior designer on the Door County Interiors & Design team.Annette, of Sturgeon Bay, had her own interior design business in Alabama for five years before returning to Door County to help customers enhance their homes. Her work experience also includes interior design services at Green Bay and Manitowoc-based furnishings and design studios. She earned her degree in interior design at Fox Valley Technical College.At Door County Interiors & Design, Annette focuses on residential interiors and helping homeowners create styles that suit their homes and personal preferences.“I’m more of an eclectic designer, pulling together traditional and contemporary pieces. I try to use what people already have, and they don’t have to purchase all new things. To me, that makes a house a home,” Annette said.People can meet with Annette for a particular project such as window coverings, upholstery, accent pieces or a new space plan. |
| Flooring |
Sandy McConkey, an Independent Contractor,
Project/Flooring Manager
Sandy McConkey, an Independent Contractor, blends sensitivity for working with homeowners with her solid experience in the evolving interior design field.From flooring to wallcoverings and everything in-between (think cabinets, countertops, backsplashes and more), Sandy is prepared to help. She is the right choice--whether you are building a new home, remodeling or thinking about the look for your business.Sandy has 30 years of experience including work as a design consultant, supplier and installer in various areas of the country.She has counseled people in all sizes of houses, condos, apartments and commercial buildings. So, what could they possibly have in common? “An interior must be true to the homeowner,” Sandy says. “It’s my pleasure to help people discover or express their design style.” |
Johann Dumsick, an Independent Contractor,
Flooring Administrator
Johann Dumsick, an Independent Contractor, ask what she does at Door County Interiors & Design, and you quickly get a sense of how efficient and effective she is. Johann checks flooring as it arrives to make sure it meets the customer’s expectations.She also explores flooring styles-vast species of wood, green choices, carpeting and rugs--for customers and her teammates. She has built good working relationships with quality flooring manufacturers and installers.“People will ask me about options, and I know just where to look them up and see what prices will be. Door County Interiors & Design is a nice place to work,” Johann says. |
Jennifer Brown
Flooring and Design Specialist
Jennifer Brown is a flooring and design specialist at Door County Interiors & Design. Jennifer has lived in Door County for 17 years and comes to Door County Interiors & Design after working in real estate for 12 years.“This new position folds nicely into my history of real estate. The clientele is similar, and the work is enjoyable and exciting,” Jennifer says.Jennifer works with Sandy McConkey, the store’s project/flooring manager, to help homeowners in their remodels or new construction. She brings to her position good listening skills and pays close attention to customers’ needs as she works with them on their design projects. Jennifer said she enjoys educating others of the vast flooring options available at Door County Interiors & Design. They include hardwoods, bamboo, cork, tile, concrete flooring and laminates. Also available are carpeting, throw rugs and fabrics. Many of the store’s products are made from recycled materials or are recyclable. |
Stuart Champeau
Flooring Specialist
Stuart Champeau has joined the staff at Door County Interiors & Design as a Flooring Specialist.Stuart, of Sturgeon Bay, is handling flooring sales and project management at Door County Interiors, a 10,000 square foot furnishings store and design center."Flooring is essential." says Stuart, "And Door County Interiors & Design is a complete store with all types of flooring, as well as window treatments, furnishings, and more. We have it all when it comes to flooring - from wood and tile to laminate and cork."Previously, Stuart worked for Nicolet Broadcasting as well as a marketing consultant and radio show host. He has an extensive background in flooring, highlighted by his work in sales, marketing, and installation for 16 years at Champeau Flooring.Stuart has a degree in Photography and Graphic Design from the University of Wisconsin - Madison and he will use this background in design to assist clients in creating their specific look for their home. |
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