Olga Adler Named to Fairfield County’s 40 UNDER 40

First Ever Interior Designer to Win the Award

Connecticut interior designer Olga Adler, president of Olga Adler Interiors, has received the prestigious honor “40 Under 40” for 2010 awarded annually by the Fairfield County Business Journal. Adler, who is 36, is the first-ever interior designer to be honored in the competition’s history. Adler established her business in 2003 and quickly became a brand name in Fairfield County, and one of the most sought-after young interior designers in the area.

Ridgefield, CT (PRWEB) June 17, 2010 — Olga Adler, who is the first ever interior designer to receive Fairfield County’s “40 Under 40″ award was honored for her business accomplishments, leadership qualities and personal business improvement efforts. The “40 Under 40” competition recognizes 40 successful business leaders under the age of 40 who are helping grow Fairfield County’s economy. Candidates were judged by a panel of representatives from the Business Journal and the county’s business chambers. In addition to running highly successful design studio Olga Adler Interiors, she is also a popular speaker on various interior design topics and the author of Home and Style blog.

Olga Adler and her work has been featured in: The Modern Estate, Connecticut Cottages & Gardens, East Coast HOME+DESIGN, Serendipity, Inspired House, Doggie Aficionado, Connecticut Home & Garden, Fairfield County Home, Ridgefield Magazine and Fairfield County Business Journal as well as on ABC CT News Channel 8.

In 2005, she was selected to show her work in the Kinderwood Designer Showhouse. A kitchen of her design was featured on the 2008 Ridgefield Kitchen Tour. In 2009, her tabletop design was part of Ridgefield Guild of Artists Festive Home Show. And, this year, her work was featured in the 2010 Spring Awakening New Canaan Designer Showhouse, in which 20 top NY and CT designers created rooms based on Broadway

“As a designer, my focus is on sharing the creative process, and helping my clients transform their homes into spaces that are both are both their private retreats and public statements”, said Adler.

From European heritage, she blends an appreciation for classic style and a bold sensibility. Her innovative full-service work includes high-end kitchens and baths and is featured on delraybeachinteriors.com. Despite the economy, 2009 was her biggest year, as her Fairfield County-based business grew dramatically with new-concept services and private label line of furniture. As a small business owner she is involved in professional and local communities – Entrepreneurial Women’s Network, Interior Design Society, Ridgefield Chamber of Commerce and Ridgefield Guild of Artists. She takes and leads courses and is an active member of mastermind programs. She strongly believes in women business owners supporting each other and she helps women enter the profession through mentoring and training.

She is available to speak to groups and organizations about various interior design topics as well as about finding one’s true calling and turning it into a successful business.