At any hour during the school day, CALT bustles with talented people.
But Room 301, a sunlit studio filled with computer screens and drafting tables, is jam-packed with award-winning rising stars in the interior design industry.
Recently, six students who study interior design at the college won an unprecedented seven statewide awards for their work in a student competition sponsored by the Maryland American Society of Interior Designers. All six are adult women who have been in the work...
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