Designers Bio
Working in the interior design industry for 25 years, Sheryl has helped many families create living spaces that exceeded their expectations. Her aesthetic inclinations have been cultivated through years of interior design training, art and travel. Her skillset is comprised of a mix of thoughtful and well balanced interior schemes.
She believes the family's lifestyle defines each design project and should reflect the individual taste and style of her client.
Her French Louisiana cultural upbringing is her visual narrative informing her design choices to create a sense of place that is warm, inviting and fluent with the Southern Vernacular. “Crafting a comfortable and livable home brings joy and improves the quality of life for the entire family. Luxury is achieving the balance of beauty, quality and comfort."
Publications
Inside Northside Publication May/June 2023
The renovation project for Sharp Road was a 3 year endeavor and Sheryl was brought on as the Senior Designer to furnish over 8,000 square feet of living spaces. Teamed with Krista Bonin of King and Crown, the two designers planned and furnished living spaces for 2 master suites and baths, 3 guest rooms with ensuite baths, office with entertainment space, custom bar and coffee center, lounge, piano room, sun room and outdoor spaces. In addition, a carriage house was designed, built and furnished. See photo gallery for "Sharp Road Residence"
The full story about the project can be found in "Inside Northside Magazine" May/June 2023
Harlequin Flooring National Website - Published Dance Studio Project in 2022
Designing and furnishing an authentic dance studio with custom finishes and genuine Harlequin (marley) flooring was realized for Sheryl's clients whose daughter held a national championship title. Working with an unfinished attic space, Sheryl teamed with interior architect Krista Bonin to design this highly specialized home studio. A plan to make the sub-floor of the studio absorb impact was developed with the contractor and a special installation team from Texas was contracted to heat seal the vinyl flooring. The studio features a large wall of mirrors and a barre wall. The ballet barre was custom made from white washed hard maple with brackets finished in silver. A stainless steel ribbon chandelier is reminiscent of the satin ribbon found on ballet shoes. Paired with floral wallpaper from York and a bench with velvet pillows the studio reflects a feminine attitude. On the tech side, the dancer has a fully integrated sound system and screen to work remotely with her dance coach - all managed from her iPhone.