Inside Innovations celebrating new Bluffton studio, Aug 22
AUG 14 MEDIA RELEASE__The Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce will host a ribbon cutting for Inside Innovations, Inc., a woman-owned, full-service interior design studio and shop, at 12:00 p.m. on Friday, August 22 at 125 N. Main Street. A community open house will follow. The event is free and open to the public, area businesses and media.
Inside Innovations, Inc. has served clients for nearly 34 years. Formerly based in Findlay, the studio now calls Bluffton home under the leadership of owner and Lead Designer, Brooke Place. The new studio features an extensive library of interior fabrics, custom furniture, floor and wall coverings and window treatments, along with a curated Inside Innovations, Inchome furniture and décor shop at the front of the space.
The firm provides residential and commercial design services for new builds and remodels, including space planning, 3D renderings, and kitchen and bath renovation design. The team also specifies plumbing fixtures, cabinetry, and countertop design to deliver cohesive, end-to-end project solutions. Inside Innovations currently serves clients across Findlay, Lima, Toledo, Marion, Columbus and Southern Michigan.
“We’re thrilled to celebrate Inside Innovations’ growth in Bluffton,” said Jim Enneking, Executive Director, Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce. “Brooke’s deep experience and commitment to the region strengthen our downtown business community and offer residents and builders a high-quality local resource for design.”
Brooke, a Liberty University design graduate and Lima (Bath) native, joined Inside Innovations shortly after college and moved with her family to Bluffton in 2020—a step toward realizing her goal of opening the studio in Bluffton.
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