Grace M. Fox

Grace Fox has worked and studied in the field of Interior Design for over 18 years. She studied Design in Boston, MA @ Chamberlayne College. She has worked for several Interior Design firms in Syracuse, NY and while working continued her education @ Onondaga Community College with several Architectural/Interior Design courses.

After moving to Charlotte, NC in 1998 she worked for Colony Furniture as an Interior Designer. Colony Furniture, a very high-end Showroom is well known in the Southern States and advertises in Southern Living Magazine.

Working for Ethan Allen in Charlotte Grace was chosen to enter the 2000 National Design Excellence Competition with entrants from across the Country and was awarded 1st Place. While in NC Grace studied for and passed the CQRID National exam given by the Interior Design Society, and continues to be a Professional IDS Member.

Grace moved to Columbus, Ohio in 2001 to be closer to family and continued to work with Ethan Allen at the Worthington location before starting her own Design business, "Graceful Interiors" in 2005. She helped to re-establish the local Central Ohio IDS Chapter and serves as an active member as well as on the Board of Directors as Secretary/Treasurer

Grace specializes in Residential design but has much experience in Commercial design and Space Planning through her many years working in the Design Field and is dedicated to strive for professional design excellence in every Project.

Susan Crosswhite

As a child, Susan was encouraged by her father to color outside the lines, see and dream beyond her boundaries. With 25 plus years of residential, commercial design and Store Manager for the past 8 years, her passion has never waivered. She believes in the power of the unexpected...classic meets cutting edge, luxe meets rustic, formal meets playful. She enjoys making dreams come true for her clients by creating a space that is distinctly personal, current yet timeless. She is committed to make all our guests and clients feel welcome and appreciated.

Vickie Sperry

Vickie's love for interior design began in childhood playing with doll houses, dreaming of the time she could make real homes beautiful. This dream eventually took her to Atlanta where she studied Interior Design at Stratford Women's College. Over the years, Vickie's style has been influenced by southern homes of Atlanta, French and Spanish architecture of New Orleans, as well as the tropical styles of Florida. She lived in Europe for a time where the influences of old world architecture and gardens brought a new dimension to her designs.

Vickie has worked as an Interior Designer for several years, as well as owning her own design business. She has also been featured in nine issues of Spaces magazine. Vickie loves meeting with clients one-on-one in order to hear what they want out of their spaces and then giving them a new space that is personal to them, fits within their budget and becomes that beautiful room to come home to.