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Macey C.
Macey’s creativity sparked at a young age and naturally grew into a passion she chose to nurture through a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts with a focus on Interior Architecture. After graduating, she dove into the world of interior design, gaining hands-on experience at several residential and commercial studios. Each role helped her sharpen her eye and strengthen her design instincts, building the foundation for the thoughtful, versatile designer she is today.
Describe your go-to style:
While I appreciate the beauty in all design styles, I’m most drawn to the timeless appeal of transitional design. I love the balance it strikes—pairing the clean lines and freshness of contemporary elements with the character and history of thoughtfully chosen antiques or cherished heirlooms. The result is a space that feels warm, inviting, and deeply personal—the kind of environment where meaningful moments and lasting memories naturally unfold.
We know you love designing, but what about it do you love most?
What I love most about design is its ability to transform the way people experience and connect with their spaces. It’s not just about how something looks—it’s about how it functions, how it feels, and how it reflects the personality and lifestyle of the people who live there. I find so much joy in uncovering the potential of a space and crafting it into something beautiful, intentional, and deeply personal. Every project is a new puzzle, and I love the process of weaving together form and function to create environments that feel both elevated and effortless.
Describe your favorite project:
One of my favorite projects was a restaurant I designed for a hospitality group with Middle Eastern roots. It was such a fun and rewarding experience because I got to really push my creative limits. I played with bold patterns, rich textures, and vibrant colors to bring the culture to life in a way that felt authentic and transportive. It was the most immersive project I’ve worked on, and seeing it all come together was incredibly fulfilling.
Style
- Traditional
- Transitional
- Modern
