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Meet Sharon.

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Born into a family of artisans, architects and musicians, creative expression has been a part of Sharon’s life from the beginning. As an interior designer with over 15 years of experience, she brings her visionary spirit and creative design solutions to every project. She is passionate about building unique and memorable lifestyle spaces and experiential hospitality environments.

Sharon has led interior teams in the design and coordination of large-scale, luxury mixed- use properties and high-end hospitality projects. Her design experience is culturally diverse and has spanned across international regions such as North America, the Middle East, Asia and North Africa.

She also loves to inspire her residential clients with a vision of how to transform their home into a space that not only suits their lifestyle & needs, but is also a timeless reflection of who they are.

Prior to working in interior design, Sharon had a successful career in marketing communications. She developed the communications and branding strategy for Fortune 500 companies, high-tech start- ups and bio-tech companies to launch new products and services to the market. She has also worked with the leading medical groups and communities to create public health initiatives and raise awareness of various health issues, gaining national media coverage from the New York Times, CNN and the Wall Street Journal.

Sharon is an avid traveller who seeks out inspiration in nature and loves experiencing new cultures & cities. She is also an advocate for social justice and has raised money for various international organizations, with a special focus on children’s education in developing nations.

In 2019, Sharon participated in an artist-in-residency fellowship in Kyrgyzstan immersed in the traditional nomadic experience and way of life. Collaborating with a team of international artists, she created contemporary art installations to tell the story of Kyrgyzstan’s nomadic heritage, highlighting globalization’s attrition on the indigenious culture and environment.

She holds a Masters of Science in Interior Design from Pratt Institute, New York and a Bachelor of Science in Advertising and minor in Speech Communication from the University of Illinois.