Women in business are no less than businessmen. Being a woman in business is like gathering all the courage to own what you work for and to own who you are as a person. Women are known for applying their vision to impact the world in the most positive ways. Being a woman means being confidently feminine and extremely eager to grow and learn. Women are great at achieving balance and perception in all aspects of life, let us present top 5 inspiring female interior designers that are known personalities in the world of design.
Sarah Kuchar started her life in interior designing knowing nothing about interior designing and architecture and got herself enrolled at the design school in Chicago. She started her career by working for 11 years at Perkins + Wills and then finally branched out on her own in 2016 that employs only 5 women. The designer believes that there should be no rules and that no site, material, market sector, or product is the limit when it comes to her eponymous firm.
If we are to mention designers who are not only under 40 but also boast a very bold-faced list of clients, Lauren Geremia comes to mind. She studied painting at RISD, she took her steps to create her creative know-how in a firm that was San Francisco based. Eventually, her Geremia Design became the go-to resource in the Bay Area for startups that are seeking innovative digs. Her all-embracing knowledge of arts is very well obvious in most of the commissions that include the big-name Silicon Valley clients’ offices i.e. Dropbox, Instagram, and Hightail.
Growing up immersed in creativity, Elizabeth Lowrey is an example of her own. Art comes in her blood, her father and sister both are very fine artists. Her father has worked as a Donald Judd fellow in Marfa, Texas, that being her favorite artist too. Her personality possesses all the reasons that creativity flourishes in her projects. She is the principal and director of interior architecture at Elkus Manfredi Architects.
Delivering one of the greatest American speeches in the 20th century, Mary Fisher managed to make history. Her speech was ‘A whisper of AIDS’ and it was delivered at the Republican National Convention in Houston in 1992. Despite being HIV positive, she has her head in the clouds and her true passion has been to be creative, to inspire, to heal, and to bring people together with harmony. Even though she has expertise in fiber art and textiles, her talent also includes photography, prints, and sculptures.
Gulla Jonsdottir started her education in Mathematics and Biology but then she left her native to start studying undergraduate architecture program at the SCI-Arc in Los Angeles. When she graduated she joined Richard Meier and Partners Architects, where she worked at the Getty Center. After that she worked at Walt Disney Imagineering which entailed a consistent back and forth in Tokyo where she designed retail and amusement park rides at the Tokyo DisneySea. Her career further developed when she started working on hotel work at the Dodd Mitchell Design as a principal. There she worked on projects like Hollywood Roosevelt. She extended her services to the Macau Roosevelt.
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