Meet Our Designer

Ronda emphasizes the importance of creating a safe and collaborative atmosphere in her designs, aiming to

understand her client’s vision for their remodel. She takes initial concepts and skillfully molds them, resulting in unique and innovative designs for each project. This constant challenge keeps her work fresh and exciting.

Are you looking to transform your living space into something truly extraordinary? Look no further! Let us introduce you to our talented interior designer, Ronda Lane, based in Woodinville, WA.

With her background in custom design and a passion for interior design, Ronda brings a unique and innovative approach to each project she undertakes. Join us as we delve into Ronda’s expertise, her design philosophy, and the behind-the-scenes process of creating stunning living spaces that you’ll love.

Ronda is a highly experienced interior designer, specializing in residential spaces, serving clients in Woodinville, WA and the surrounding areas. Since 2004, she has been perfecting her craft and turning houses into homes. With a keen eye for design, she incorporates her love for furniture design, graphic design, and a variety of artistic influences into her work, resulting in spaces that exude uniqueness and style. Her dedication to creating a safe and collaborative atmosphere ensures that her clients’ visions for their remodels are understood and executed flawlessly.

What sets Ronda apart from other interior designers is her ability to take initial concepts and transform them into something entirely new and innovative. Her creative expertise allows her to mold designs, ensuring they surpass the expectations of her clients. Each project presents a unique challenge for Ronda, keeping her designs fresh and exciting. Whether it’s a complete overhaul or small refinements, she infuses every space with her artistic touch, making it truly one-of-a-kind.

Ronda understands that the key to successful interior design lies in collaboration. She values her clients’ input and actively engages them throughout the design process. Beginning with a thorough understanding of her clients’ vision for their space, Ronda works closely with them to create a design plan that reflects their tastes, preferences, and lifestyle. By fostering open communication and transparency, she ensures all parties are on the same page, resulting in projects that not only meet but exceed expectations.

In future episodes of Ronda Lane’s YouTube channel, viewers will get an exclusive look at the behind-the-scenes process of transforming spaces. From concept development to material selection and implementation, she will provide a firsthand account of how she works her magic. By sharing her expertise and insights, Ronda aims to inspire and educate her audience, enabling them to create spaces they will absolutely love.

If you’re looking for expert interior design services in Woodinville, WA, Ronda Lane is the designer you can trust. With her passion for custom design and innovative approach to transforming spaces, Ronda turns houses into homes that reflect her clients’ unique personalities and lifestyle. Get ready to embark on a design journey like no other with Ronda Lane’s YouTube channel, where you’ll discover the artistry behind creating stunning living spaces.

Charcuterina presented custom-made wood boards and a variety of Italian-inspired meats, cheeses and accoutrements.  A great platform to get creative, Ronda and Traci enjoyed playing with their food last evening.

A dozen or so interior designers and fulfillment specialists created their very own boards. The winning prize received a hand carved wooden spoon from Italy.

Despite their aesthetic efforts, whatever Ronda and Traci missed on presentation, they certainly make up for on taste. Especially when paired with a chilled Chardonnay (as a late afternoon office snack).

In a world where accessibility and inclusivity are paramount, community service initiatives play a crucial role in transforming lives. One such annual project that embraces the spirit of giving back is “Rampathon”. This event is sponsored by the esteemed Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties.   They created a remarkable initiative bringing together volunteers from all over the Puget Sound.  Our crew at Tenhulzen Residential Design Build Remodeling generously volunteers their time to construct ramps for families in need. This Mother’s Day weekend, we had the privilege of installing a ramp for a recipient who shared her remarkable journey and the transformative impact this ramp would have on her life.

“So tell me, what happened? When was the last time you were able to get out of the house?” asked Traci Tenhulzen.   “About two and a half years ago. Well, I didn’t go out except to go to the doctor.” Replied Judith.

Accessing the Outdoors: A Life Bound by Limitations

Imagine being confined to your home for years, with limited opportunities to step foot outside. Judith, the brave recipient of this year’s Rampathon, has been facing this very challenge. She recounted how her dear friends in the community would lend their strength and help her navigate the daunting aggregate steps.  They would transfer her into a wheelchair whenever she needed to visit the doctor. Though their support was invaluable, it was not without its risks, as a few mishaps necessitated the assistance of emergency services. Judith’s resilience in the face of adversity is truly inspiring.

A Life of Activity:  Limited by Health

Judith, a former school principal, reflected on her past life filled with boundless energy. She effortlessly moved from her office to a bus, portable classroom, or gym, ever ready to tackle any issue that arose. However, her vitality was curtailed due to the effects of diabetes and arthritis, conditions that significantly impacted her mobility. Nevertheless, she remains grateful for the abundant resources available in the Seattle area, helping individuals like her regain their freedom and independence.

Learning about the Master Builders Association was a turning point for Judith and her caregiver husband Richard. Sound Generations, a nonprofit organization offering support to caregivers, shed light on the difficulties they faced in venturing beyond the confines of their home. The suggestion to explore the Rampathon initiative sparked hope, and they mustered the courage to submit an application. Much to their surprise, the call from Tenhulzen Residential arrived, marking the beginning of a life-changing journey.

An Exciting Transformation

The enthusiasm surrounding the construction of the ramp is palpable. The freedom to explore her beautiful yard and indulge her love for the outdoors once again will be a priceless gift. For someone who spent 45 years living on a farm and relishing the abundance of nature, this ramp represents more than just a physical structure; it embodies the restoration of her zest for life.

Tenhulzen Residential’s involvement in the annual Rampathon, sponsored by the Master Builders Association, epitomizes the power of community service. Their dedication to transforming lives and creating accessible pathways serves as a shining example of how a community can come together to make a profound difference in the lives of those facing mobility challenges. The completed ramp will not only grant Judith access to the outside world but also symbolize the solidarity and compassion that binds us as a society. Through initiatives like these, individuals like Judith can regain their independence, fostering a sense of belonging and empowerment within their communities. Together, we can continue to build bridges, both metaphorical and physical, for those who need them the most.

Since moving to Redmond in 1979 from a farm in southwest Iowa, the Tenhulzens have witnessed a lot of changes in the growth and character of the Sammamish Valley.

One of the changes is what’s happening to the iconic “Pink Tractor” property formerly owned and operated by John Gunderson of Jack’s Tractors.   For a few years, the property became a point of contention in the thrust of the adult beverage ordinance.  With the 2019 acquisition of the property, Tenhulzen Reserve is to re-vitalize the property to a modern day version of a turn-of-the-century colonial farmhouse.

“We call this place home,” says Traci Tenhulzen who grew up in a military family, “it’s everything we need and more.”  Living within the City of Woodinville limits since 2003 has bonded the family to this community.  Involvement in service clubs, youth sports, the Chamber of Commerce and more has rooted deep connections with other leaders in this community.

Jack and Pat Tenhulzen started Tenhulzen Remodeling in 1979 from their Redmond home.  Over the decades, the family business has improved thousands of homes from Issaquah to Snohomish and Mercer Island to Duvall. Michael Tenhulzen shares that, “These days, a large percentage of customers are centered around Woodinville, so it makes sense for our offices to be there too.”

Tenhulzen Reserve will be home to the business as well as extended family.  Designed, permitted and project managed by Michael Tenhulzen, the new space will reflect the quality and creativity of his experience in residential improvements.  “We’re excited to showcase all the installed product throughout the 5,000 square foot space with 5 suites, 4 rooftop decks and wrap around porch.”

Meet The Tenhulzens