I was born and raised in Chicagoland with a strong sense of style from Hal and Flory Marion, the “H” in H. Marion, and two obvious Johnny Cash fans. Our family business became a design staple here, grounded in my dad’s focus on quality, service, and creativity.
The thread of design was always present, with our services ranging from wallcovering design, manufacturing, distribution, and installation to retail, textiles, interior design, custom framing, and art consulting. Today, we service residential, corporate, and healthcare clients across the country, focusing on one basic tenant: when you walk into a space, there’s an emotional connection to the way it looks and feels.
Pam Rosenberg, our Director of Design, joined the team full time in 2007. A graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, with expertise in Fine Arts and Interior Architecture, Pam’s direction has expanded our range of deliverables, always challenging our design and production staff to keep pace with her vision.
We helped to pioneer healthcare design in the mid-1980s, when it was called “deinstitutionalizing the hospital experience.” Today, we practice Evidence-Based and Biophilic Design to create patient- and family-centered healing environments.
Our work goes beyond healing 
imagery. Our graphics department creates original murals, history and donor walls, outdoor sculpture, mobiles, and patient communication boards. The local artist programs we curate help create welcoming environments where patients and staff feel comfortable and genuinely at home.
In 2026, we joined TurningArt, a national art consulting platform, expanding our access to a network of over 4,000 independent artists, national fabrication and installation partners, and the infrastructure to support projects at any scale.
What remains the same is our approach which is client-driven, collaborative, and focused on delivering thoughtful, tailored design.
Track us down in our Chicago or Austin offices for a review of your next project.
We are client-driven and look forward to collaborating with you.
Here are a couple of FAQ’s that come up during the design process:
How are you able to create an art program that’s fresh and will look relevant for years to come?
How are you able to reinforce our brand through an art program?
Our designers come from various backgrounds so cross pollination and collaboration helps to keep our team sharp and ideas fresh. Understanding color theory, pop culture trends, proven design principles from fashion to film, music, literature, and art build a strong base from which to design from. Since we’re never happy repeating a design package, each new project draws from a fresh palette, building on the past but reflecting what’s current and in vogue.
Our designers understand that a brand is not a “product” but rather a feeling. For example, Coca Cola is not a refreshing drink, “it’s The Real Thing…” We know that art has an emotional component and an ability to impact the way you react and interact with a space. That connection is the first step in the process of creating a meaningful art program which can both change the course of a company and those who utilize the space.