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Leanna S.
Leanna is a distinguished interior designer based in New York City, renowned for her expertise along the East Coast. Her portfolio includes an impressive array of multi-million dollar residential properties throughout NYC. With a profound appreciation for art history, global cultures, and sustainable materials, Leanna crafts interiors that are both meaningful and expressive. She skillfully integrates elements such as travel-inspired sculptures, bold textures, and cherished family mementos into her designs, ensuring each space not only feels like home but also reflects the unique essence of its inhabitants. Her ultimate aim is to create environments that evoke joy, comfort, and creativity, celebrating the individuality of those who dwell within.
What drives you to design?
I believe our spaces should do more than just look good—they should make us feel good. Whether it’s a cozy retreat, an energizing workspace, or a home filled with personality, I love creating interiors that inspire, empower, and bring a sense of peace. I’m all about using color, texture, and pattern to tell a story that’s uniquely you—not just following trends, but designing with real intention.
From where do you draw most of your inspiration?
I find the most inspiring spaces are the ones that truly reflect the people who live in them. I love getting to know my clients—their personalities, passions, and stories—so their space feels like an extension of who they are. I also draw inspiration from art history, diverse cultures, and sustainable materials, blending elements that add depth and meaning. Whether it’s a sculpture from a memorable trip, a bold piece of art, or framed family photos, I believe the best designs celebrate the lives lived within them. Architecture Digest and Pinterest do hold part of my heart too! ;)
What’s your prediction for the next big trend in design?
Dopamine décor! It’s all about designing spaces that spark joy and boost your mood. Think bold colors, playful patterns, and personalized details that make you smile. It’s less about following strict design rules and more about creating an environment that feels uplifting and uniquely you.
Style
- Transitional
- Modern
- Eclectic
