SALT LLC

✨ Happy 24-Year SALTiversary, Megan! ✨

Twenty-four years at SALT?! Now that is what we call some serious longevity — especially considering Megan has only worked at one other place since graduating college. OG SALTine status: fully confirmed.

As one of our owners and Design Principals, Megan has helped shape SALT in countless ways over the years. She’s our FF+E and healthcare maven, a trusted leader, a seasoned design pro, and now she’s brought even more depth to our offerings by becoming one of only six Certified Grant Writers in the entire state of Alaska.

Megan has a true gift for research and technical writing, and it has been so wonderful to watch her pursue this passion at SALT while continuing to manage design projects with the same talent and dedication she’s brought to the team for years.

When she’s not in the office, you might find Megan curled up with a good book and a glass of her favorite gin, searching for sea glass on a remote beach during her worldly travels, or cheering on her boys at the rink or on the baseball diamond.

Megan, you are one of a kind, and we are so thankful for your leadership, creativity, knowledge, humor, and heart. Congratulations on 24 incredible years at SALT. We celebrate you today and are so grateful for all you’ve poured into this team and this company.

Happy SALTiversary! 💛🌊📚✨

Welcome to SALT, Annika! 🧂✨

We’re excited to welcome Annika Morris to the SALT team this summer as an intern while she finishes her master’s program at Northwestern University.

In her words:

“Hello! I’m Annika Morris! I was born and raised in Anchorage before I left home for undergrad at @. There, I double-majored in journalism and public relations. I’m now in my final quarter of my master’s program at working toward my graduate degree in journalism with a sports media concentration. I’m very happy to be back in Alaska for the summer and to get an opportunity to learn a different kind of storytelling while working at SALT, expanding my skillset and learning more about this place I get to call home.”

From journalism and public relations to sports media and now design storytelling, Annika brings a thoughtful, creative perspective to the team. We love seeing Alaska-grown talent return home, and we’re thrilled to be part of her next chapter.

Welcome to SALT, Annika — we’re so happy to have you with us this summer! ☀️

✨ Getting to Know the SALTines: Megan ✨

This month we’re featuring Megan Lierman—SALT owner, Design Principal, research queen, beachcomber, book lover, traveler, and official OG SALTine after 24 years with the team.

Megan loves the relationships built along the way—with clients, consultants, and contractors—and there’s nothing quite like walking through a finished space that once started as just a tiny spark of an idea.

Her superpower? Research. Megan can find information on almost anything, which makes perfect sense given her gift for technical writing, design problem-solving, and her newest credential as a Certified Grant Writer.

Outside of work, Megan is happiest reading, traveling, beachcombing, spending time on the boat, cheering on her boys, or dreaming up the next adventure—Croatia, Iceland, Antarctica, Machu Picchu, Namibia…the list is long. 🌊📚✈️

👉 Swipe through to get to know Megan a little better, including her dream job, favorite local spots, go-to coffee order, and one very memorable SALT story involving a meeting, contractions, and a quick trip downstairs to Labor & Delivery.

Read Megan’s full bio at www.salt-ak.com

Great design is not just about how a space looks. It is about creating an environment that reflects a vision, supports the work, and makes the most of every opportunity.

We are grateful to Spawn Ideas for sharing this kind testimonial. Thoughtful interior design takes creativity, collaboration, and flexibility, and we are proud to help bring spaces to life in ways that are both purposeful and impactful.

🚨 BREAKING NEWS — A Historic Milestone for Interior Design in Alaska!

Alaska has officially become the 31st state and 33rd U.S. jurisdiction to enact reasonable regulation of the interior design profession.

This important achievement recognizes the qualifications of interior designers and expands their ability to contribute meaningfully to the design and construction process.

“Today’s action marks an important milestone for Alaska and for the future of the design profession.”
— Khoi Vo, ASID President & CEO

This is a major step forward for Alaska’s design community and for the continued recognition of interior designers as qualified professionals whose work supports health, safety, and welfare in the built environment.

Congratulations to everyone whose advocacy, persistence, and dedication helped make this achievement possible!

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