Ethos
Lauren Linet Design is a design studio focused on the creation of spaces that celebrate the human spirit and connect us to the natural beauty of the world in which we live. Weaving together her formal education in architecture with her passion for interiors and native landscape she strives to reveal elegant solutions to the complexities of buildings while uplifting the unique qualities of each client. Rooted in residential design, she values the importance of little moments and shared memories that make one’s home meaningful. Her work believes in a sympathetic reverence to a project’s context, culture and site.
Embracing the spirit of the fireweed flower, known as the "phoenix of flowers" for its vibrant resurgence after forest fires, her work is grounded with a sense of resilience, renewal and hope. With a heartfelt approach to harmonizing with nature and the unique qualities of each site, Lauren Linet Design’s work embodies new opportunity, sustainable solutions and lasting beauty with each project. Her work is contemporary yet cozy, innovative yet timeless.
Lauren Jolin
Principal
Lauren established her career as a designer and creative by blending her architectural knowledge with her strong connection to place. As a complement to her architectural practice, she integrates her passion for relational psychology to nurture a deeper understanding of a client’s needs and goals. Lauren believes that the elegance of a project emerges through mutual collaboration, where teamwork ensures that ideas and details become more thoughtful, meaningful, and harmoniously woven into the natural landscape.
Prior to starting Lauren Linet Design, Lauren received a B.A. from the University of Southern California. Lauren began her professional career under the mentorship of architectural developer Jonathan Segal Architect in San Diego, California. Captivated by the earthly romantic aesthetic of rugged landscapes, she moved to North Lake Tahoe where she worked as a designer on high-end residential projects for Ward-Young Architecture developing expertise in diverse environmental conditions. She now calls the Pacific Northwest her home and is currently in the process of completing her architectural licensure exams in Washington and California.
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Lauren’s work draws inspiration from the elegance of natural materials, human connections and the regional history of a project’s site. When she is not working Lauren can be found in the cascade alpine, mountain biking her local trails or gardening surrounded by animals.