Danielle Midlik
Danielle graduated from the University of Akron with a Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design and a minor in Business Administration in 2017. With over 7 years of experience in design, she has accumulated project experience in both residential and commercial sectors. She became a LEED Green Associate and a Fitwel Ambassador within her first few years out of school, and in 2020, earned her NCIDQ Certification. In her commercial experience, she has led projects in higher-education, corporate, tenant fit-out, and restaurant design.
Danielle has always had a passion for architectural history (specifically old homes) and art, and she loves discovering opportunities to incorporate these elements into her work. She loves the opportunity she has at Architectural Justice to be a part of her projects from the initial concept to completion of the install, seeing her ideas & sketches become reality.
Her signature style? Refined Juxtaposition- This approach focuses on combining design elements from different styles and bringing them together cohesively. This is done often by mixing materials and using pattern or texture in unexpected ways. Sometimes the style notes blend subtly, and sometimes they are in contrast, but ultimately the blend will be unique to the client. Her goal with all clients is to achieve a design that feels personal and lived-in, while maintaining sophistication and balance. She always loves an opportunity to expand her creativity in the 3D space.
In her spare time, she loves to cook, antique shop & thrift, and spend time outdoors with her family.

