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After a successful career in banking, Sheila decided to concentrate on her passion, helping people make their homes comfortable and serene. Making homes the haven we all want continues to be her goal.

Sheila is a Certified Interior Redesigner and a Certified Home Staging Specialist.
She also graduated from the School of Interior Redesign in Fairfield County, Connecticut and taken a series of design courses at a local college. She is also a member of the Association of Design Education, and of IRIS (Interior Redesign Industry Specialists), whose members are often seen on HGTV’s Decorating Cents TV program.

But it is her years of accumulated experience with no-nonsense design that brought her to where she is today.

Sheila’s home has been in two charity House Tours, and her kitchen was featured in a national magazine.

“Everyone has specific talents”, she says. “I cannot hit a ball or program a computer, but I have always had a knack for making a home more beautiful, restful and comfortable. It always gives me great joy when family or friends seek my ideas for improving the look and feel of their homes.”

“I work within all budgets, in jobs both big and small. Although most of my work is with full service decorating, I still love the challenge of Redesign, using what is already in the home. I enjoy uncovering hidden and not so hidden treasures just as much as purchasing all new things for a home”.

Sheila works to take the fear and intimidation out of making a home just work better. “I recognize that traditional Interior Decorating can be daunting; I never intimidate but always collaborate with a client”

As a “Super Shopper”, Sheila loves finding things for her clients. “I am a big bargain hunter, so I am always looking for the best deal for my clients”, she says.
I work with large and small budgets, but always seek the best value.”

Sheila and her husband Ed live in a beautiful center hall colonial in Rockville Centre, New York. With the youngest of three children off to college, this empty nest still remains the gathering place for their extended families.
Although the traditional style of her house gives her tremendous satisfaction and joy, Sheila loves the challenge of working in all different styles.