About Marty
It
was the mid-1970s when Marty caught the interior design bug. She
had no idea that renovating her old English Tudor home in North
Dallas would become
a career. While raising three children, Marty spent those rare
spare moments transforming her house into a wonderful, charming
home.
That’s
all it took. She went back to college and graduated with a degree
in interior design. After spending two years working with another
designer and learning everything she could about the practical
side of interior design, Marty started her own business. Today,
she works with clients locally and nationally, helping them create
a vision that reflects their interests and their lifestyle.
“My
philosophy is to take what people already have and make it look
great,” said Marty. “I often start with little things,
like rugs, and from there we discover what the clients like. I
once designed a whole interior from a single painting. The client
loved it and everything we did came from that one painting—the
color palette, the fabric choices, the draperies, even the antiques
we purchased.”
Over the past two decades, Marty has won numerous design awards
and professional accolades and has been chosen to work on more
than a few prestigious homes and commercial projects. But one
thing that hasn’t changed is her enthusiasm for interior
design.
“I just love it. Every project is new to me. It’s
a fresh start to do something great for my clients and help them
to express their creative side. You’d think that after doing
the same thing for 25 years it would get old—but for me—I’m
as passionate about it as I ever was. I plan to be still doing
this when I’m 90.”
Professional Associations include:
Professional Member American Society of Interior Designers
Registered with the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners
Member of the Texas Association of Interior Designers
Education:
Bachelor of Science - University of Texas at Austin.
Interior Design Degree - El Centro College - Dallas,Texas.
Golden Gate School of Feng Shui, San Francisco, California.
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