Ashley de Boer
Owner & Principal DesignerAshley de Boer InteriorsAshley de Boer is the Founder and Principal Designer of Ashley de Boer Interiors, a full service interior design studio based in Squamish, British Columbia. Since founding the studio in 2021, Ashley has become known for creating timeless, thoughtfully layered interiors that balance function, beauty, and lasting impact.
A BCIT Interior Design graduate with distinction, Ashley has been recognized by the NKBA’s Thirty Under 30 program and has received multiple NKBA, HAVAN, and Georgie Awards. She was also named a finalist for Western Living’s Robert Ledingham Memorial Award for Emerging Interior Designer.
Her work has been featured in Style at Home, Vancouver Sun, VITA Magazine, North Shore News, and Global News. Ashley also serves as Programs Chair for the NKBA British Columbia Chapter.
Canadian Design and the Culture of the Cottage
Explore the Canadian design aesthetic! From coastal homes and Quebec farmhouses to Prairie modernism, West Coast architecture and the cottages of Onta
…Explore the Canadian design aesthetic! From coastal homes and Quebec farmhouses to Prairie modernism, West Coast architecture and the cottages of Ontario and Muskoka, Canadian design is deeply influenced by landscape, climate, craftsmanship and regio
…Explore the Canadian design aesthetic! From coastal homes and Quebec farmhouses to Prairie modernism, West Coast architecture and the cottages of Ontario and Muskoka, Canadian design is deeply influenced by landscape, climate, craftsmanship and regional identity.
This conversation dives deep into what makes Canadian residential design distinctive, with a particular look at cottage culture as both a design tradition and a way of life. Panelists wil
Explore the Canadian design aesthetic! From coastal homes and Quebec farmhouses to Prairie modernism, West Coast architecture and the cottages of Ontario and Muskoka, Canadian design is deeply influenced by landscape, climate, craftsmanship and regional identity.
This conversation dives deep into what makes Canadian residential design distinctive, with a particular look at cottage culture as both a design tradition and a way of life. Panelists will consider how designers can preserve the character, memory and simplicity that make these properties meaningful while adapting them for contemporary living. How, as a design community, can we allow the Canadian cottage to evolve without designing away everything that made it special?
The K&B Hot List: The Products, Booths & Ideas That Stood Out
In the inaugural year of Kitchen + Bath Canada, which brands, products, and ideas truly broke through? This fast-paced closing session brings the Desi
…In the inaugural year of Kitchen + Bath Canada, which brands, products, and ideas truly broke through? This fast-paced closing session brings the Design Advisory Group together for a live, unscripted conversation about the standout discoveries that c
…In the inaugural year of Kitchen + Bath Canada, which brands, products, and ideas truly broke through? This fast-paced closing session brings the Design Advisory Group together for a live, unscripted conversation about the standout discoveries that captured the industry’s attention across the show floor.
In the inaugural year of Kitchen + Bath Canada, which brands, products, and ideas truly broke through? This fast-paced closing session brings the Design Advisory Group together for a live, unscripted conversation about the standout discoveries that captured the industry’s attention across the show floor.
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