With over 20 years of experience, Danielle brings deep expertise to residential and commercial interior design. She specializes in full-service design—from custom furniture to lighting and art installation—tailoring each project to reflect her clients’ vision. Danielle began her career at the Art Institute of Seattle and went on to design high-end interiors at Kristine Donovick and Christian Grevstad. She contributed to high-rise projects at Weber Thompson and later led the interiors studio at Stuart Silk Architects, creating memorable custom homes.

Roberta Odell Frederick grew up in Wyoming surrounded by artistry in nature. Her geologist father instilled in her a deep appreciation for texture, color layering, and found beauty—elements that became central to her design aesthetic. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Interior Design from Montana State University. After relocating to Seattle, Roberta embraced a design approach that integrates personality, lifestyle, architectural context, and budget into every room. She views each project as a unique puzzle, combining artistry and intuition to deliver lasting, character-rich interiors.

Sheila’s personal aesthetic is a relaxing blend of traditional and eclectic styles, skillfully harmonizing formal and refined elements with quirky, playful touches. Her interiors are meticulously organized and highly functional, while exuding warmth and comfort. A rich combination of color, pattern, and texture has become her signature approach to creating joyful spaces. Sheila’s work has been showcased in publications such as Better Homes and Gardens, HGTV magazine, and Old House Journal.

Shefali Thomas is the Principal Designer at Design & Elevate, blending her architectural background with a Master’s in Interior Design from Washington State University. With experience at a global design firm and contributions to award-winning residential and commercial projects, she brings a polished, thoughtful approach to every space. Her passion lies in creating environments that feel deeply personal, functional, and inspiring.

A Southern California native, Heather studied Business Administration at Cal State University Long Beach before completing her design education at The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising/FIDM with a degree in Interior Design. After gaining experience working on some high-profile projects, Heather ventured out on her own and in 2004 founded Kirk Riley Design.

Specializing in vintage residential renovations, Heather strives for the long life of remodeled spaces and uses color, pattern and a creative mix of materials to create award-winning designs. She works on whole home projects, kitchen and bath remodels, and custom furnishings. When it comes to the kitchen, she loves selecting appliances. “It’s like buying small cars – shiny with cool features.”

Heather has remodeled homes in and around Seattle, the Puget Sound region, and Southern California. Her work has been featured in magazines and television, both locally and nationally. She is a member of the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) and American Society of Interior Designers (ASID).

A self proclaimed Design Nerd, Heather’s love of design has extended to her West Seattle 1940’s cottage-style home where she lives with her family, including her beloved rescue mutts.

Lowe Delgado is a Seattle-based Interior Designer with an eye for high-editorial style who executes with gender-neutral practicality and livable accessibility. Their experiences have shaped them into a resourceful artist who creates with a sense of timelessness while being keenly aware of market trends and client needs.

Lowe is currently the Principal Designer at Delgado Interiors. Previously Lowe worked as the Senior Interior Designer at RD Interiors in Seattle, WA. Before RD Interiors, Lowe worked for five years as an Interior Designer at Murray Franklyn where they directed the Home Staging/Merchandising program, and designed high-end residential homes. Previous to MF, Lowe worked in Jackson Hole, Wyoming at the internationally published WRJ Design, while there, they worked on residential design, showroom visuals, and co-designed the exhibition of Bunny Melon’s Private Collection at Sotheby’s auction house which was featured in Architectural Digest.

Lowe obtained a fine arts graphic design degree at BYU-Idaho in 2014. During their schooling Lowe completed a rigorous editorial design internship at Hearst’s Country Living Magazine in New York City.

Currently, Lowe resides in Seattle with their two children. Even with a full plate Lowe prioritizes time and energy for their interests which include– swimming and polar plunging, fashion, traveling, vocal performance, and exploring nature.