Cheryl Tufts, CGR, CAPS
Owner and president of 3W design,inc. since inception in 1988

• Attended Bloomfield College and was assistant manager of The Home Styler prior to 3W design.
• Holds 2 designations from the National Association of Homebuilders, CGR - Certified Graduate Remodeler and CAPS - Certified Aging - In Place Specialist. Recently completed courses for NAHB's newest designation CGP - Certified Green Professional
• Current Vice President & Past President of the Concord Area Homebuilder & Remodelers Association, member of the Board of Directors of the Concord Boys & Girls Club, member of the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce and it's Local Government Affairs Committee.

• Bachelors Degree from UNH with Major in Communications and Minor in Art.
• Associates Degree from Hesser College in Interior Design
• Member of HBRANH's Sales and Marketing Committee for The Parade of Homes.

3W design, inc has been recipients of many SAM and Cornerstone Awards from HBRANH and has numerous articles written with photos of their work in New Hampshire Magazine, New Hampshire Home, and ProFiles by Benjamin Moore & Co. New Hampshire Home is featuring a master bath renovation in their March issue. 3W design's showroom and offices are featured in ProFiles by Benjamin Moore & Co.

on a renovation or home project can be one of the wisest decisions a contractor or client can make.

First, an interior designer can assume the task of expediting a project and helping it run more smoothly-particularly in the "home stretch," when a client needs to choose all interior products-flooring, laminates, paints, cabinets, trim styles, hardware, appliances, and bath fixtures, and anywhere indecision or poor decisions would result in delays and frustration for the contractor and dissatisfaction by the client.

Second, the contractor and client can be spared the many hours of time consuming interior design tasks they may not want to take on.

Third, an interior designer can work starting with the limited budget of a starter home to an unlimited budget for a "dream" home to assure that both the client and contractor will get the best look and products for the project.

Fourth, a good interior designer listens carefully to a client, asks many questions, honor clients' values, works within set budgets, and keeps clients on track.

In today's hurried world of limited time and money, an interior designer can ease the stress and help minimize the confusion so often associated with home construction and remodeling projects.