Our Team
Terri Goethe, AKBD
Owner/Principal Designer
Designing spaces for homeowners is a wonderful adventure for Terri. She enjoys the process of getting to know each individual client since, after all, a successful design plan requires collaboration. Learning the unique needs and wants of each person living in the home is crucial to the process.
As a certified Kitchen and Bath designer with over 20 years of experience in the industry, Terri works with homeowners on new construction and remodel projects to create kitchen and bath designs that are timeless, functional and beautiful.
Terri loves sharing life with her husband, Chris. She enjoys hiking, biking, ballroom dancing and reading.
Nancy Boger
Director of Operations
Nancy manages the books, inventory, and special orders. She also enjoys meeting customers in the store to assist with gift ideas, fabric and rug selections, color schemes, and tips to create beauty in the home.
With a career background in finance, administrative management, marketing, graphic arts and education, Nancy brings a well-rounded skill set to the Angel Oak team.
A Georgia native, Nancy and her husband Keith live in Clarkesville with their two house rabbits, Pansy and Violet.
There's No Place Like Home
"If we can take a house and create a home where those who live there long to be there, and those who visit long to come back, then we’ve achieved the ultimate success."
- Terri Goethe, Owner
1. We Make Interior Design Easy
The best part of our job is to come alongside or join forces with a client to make the entire process of creating home from what was simply a house, much easier. Whether that involves selecting paint colors for a simple update or selecting products and finishes for a complete remodel or new construction, our ultimate goal is to make the process easier and less stressful for our client, while ensuring the outcome is functional, beautiful, and perfectly suited for the style of the home and personality of the homeowners.
2. We Collaborate with Customers
We prefer collaboration (definition: the action of working with someone to produce or create something) in every aspect of our work. While we can recommend specific colors or products for a space, unless the client is involved by expressing their opinion or preferences, the space may not feel like home to them. Most clients have good ideas of how they want a space to look, but may not have given much thought to the specific details or nuances of how best to achieve the desired outcome.
3. We Save Our Customers Money
While there are costs involved in hiring a designer, it often saves money in the long run. A clear project schedule and budget, along with detailed drawings, will help avoid mistakes, wasted budget dollars, wasted time and the headaches that go along with poor planning.
