Designer Profile

Designer Laura Brophy spoke with us on her design philosophy and how she creates organic, peaceful vibes throughout her projects,

We spoke with Landscape Architect, Andrew Ferrara on his holistic approach to exterior design, and how he creates resort style escapes for his clients.

We spoke with Christine Turknett Ho on her use of bold colors and patterns and finding inspiration in Austin, TX.

She runs a full-service design firm, showroom and custom furniture line - we spoke with Noelle Parks, of Noelle Interiors, on how she maintains balance, her go-to materials and how she creates peaceful environments for her clients.

Designer Ann Ueno spoke with us on the art of design, and her favorite space to design.

We spoke with Aimee Wertepny and Lauren Warnock of PROjECT on capturing their client’s vision, and which fun, new spaces homeowners are asking them to design.

We spoke with Caitlin Murray, CEO and Founder of Black Lacquer Design, on how she creates unique and timeless spaces and the importance of color

We spoke with Elle Decor A-List Designer Jean Liu on the differences between NY and Dallas clients, how the pandemic has impacted design and her top tip for refreshing a space.

He’s designed homes for celebrities including Kaley Cuoco, Ryan Seacrest and Kris Jenner, and his work has been celebrated in books, magazines and on television. ELLE Decor magazine recently ranked him among the world’s best interior designers. We spoke with Jeff about designing for luminaries, the sparkle myth, and his obsession with Belgian limestone.

Ami McKay, the president and principal designer of Pure Design, has had a furniture line, a bedding line, and a TV show. And that’s just the beginning. We talked to the self-described nomad and top Canadian designer about what makes a space “healthy,” her version of heaven, and how she found her forever home.

Born and raised in Vancouver, Gillian Segal likes to think she’s cherry-picked the best parts of the city’s aesthetic and incorporated them into what she calls her “modern-eclectic” style. Her boutique firm specializes in custom residential interior design. But she’s also branching out into product development and turn-key furniture packages, and she’s written about interior design for Martha Stewart and Gray Malin. Here’s how she balances it all.

This self-described “late bloomer” has designed everything from a 13,000-square-foot estate to a sofa “cufflink” The Wall Street Journal called “ingenious.” Here’s how Denise Morrison went from helping clients choose new pillows to running her own firm, retail shop, and full manufacturing facility.