Meagan comes from a heritage of New York-based designers, beginning with her great-grandfather’s 1950’s notable architectural restoration of the New York City Public Library and the Guggenheim Museum. His wife, Meagan’s great-grandmother, was an interior designer with her own namesake firm who designed homes throughout New York. Their children, and Meagan’s grandfather, went on to restore, renovate and design homes with select projects featured in House Beautiful’s original publications. His daughter, and Meagan’s mother, renovated and designed homes throughout Meagan’s Childhood. Design is, quite literally, in Meagan’s blood.
After studying at the Fashion Institute of Technology, the New York School of Interior Design in New York City, and Lorenzo de’ Medici in Italy, Meagan spent a decade fine-tuning her eye as a stylist before opening her namesake design firm. Her aesthetics are a combination of her Northern Californian and East Coast upbringing, often mixing the two styles together. Meagan’s unique approach to her projects has caught the attention of clients looking to execute an entire vision, and receives continued media praise for her high-end sensibility yet down-to-earth approach.
Meagan Camp Interiors creates sophisticated, fresh spaces that never feel stuffy or overly designed. Our studio understands a beautifully and thoughtfully designed space can be a living meditation, and has the power to transform your busy life. Our work has been featured in Architectural Digest, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Elle Decor, House Beautiful and other publications.
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3-Walls | Circa Lighting | City Foundry | Chused & Co | Collyer’s Mansion | Crosby Street Studios | Fair | Fiddlehead Farm | Head Hi | Loconsolo Paints | Made Goods | Salt Lizard | The Shade Store | Upholstery by Basil Horn | Vecchio Painting & Design | Vintage Furnishings
www.meagancampinteriors.com
meagan@meagancampinteriors.com
(845) 258-7317
195 Plymouth Street, #520
Brooklyn, NY 11201
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