Garden City, NY (PRWEB) March 25, 2014 – NAPW honors Sharon Sudbury Staley, FASID, RID of Sharon Staley Interiors as a 2014 Professional Woman of the Year for leadership in interior design with this prestigious distinction. As the largest, most-recognized organization of women in the country, spanning virtually every industry and profession, the National Association of Professional Women is a powerfully vibrant networking community with over 600,000 members and nearly 400 Local Chapters.

Sharon Staley is a recognized industry leader who provides exceptional furniture design solutions for her clients. An expert in color, fabric and furniture styles for residential and commercial interiors, Ms. Staley is President of Sharon Staley Interiors. Growing up, her father was the president of the Furniture Association and owned his own furniture stores in Houston, so it appears as no accident that Ms. Staley followed in his footsteps and became the renowned design expert that she is today. A recipient of numerous awards, Ms. Staley is an ASID Fellow and former ASID TGCC President. She received several ASID Presidential Citations and ASID design awards. Ms. Staley is a registered interior designer in the state of Texas and is a board of trustee for the Phi Mu Foundation and is on the advisory board for the Texas Nature Conservancy.

“There is no project too large or too small. We will work with you to create a home that is uniquely you,” says Ms. Staley, whose passion is to provide each and every client with a diversity of styles that suit their individual lifestyles and personalities.

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Houston, TX (June, 2013)

Designer Jason Boughton wanted to create a space that “greeted guests with open arms.” He arranged for displays in the foyer and upstairs landing to show family photos, artwork, and select furnishings. He selected a neutral color palette to create a connecting cohesiveness but enlivened it all with touches of color.

Designer Sharon Staley wanted the great room to hows family gatherings and to reflect the rustic ambiance found in elegant Italian country homes. She chose a tailored sectional sofa by Kravet, selecting a coral color found in other parts of the home for fabric. A table bench provides extra seating, if needed, and a large traditional rug anchored the space.

Q&A with Sharon Staley:  

• How do your clients’ tastes or personalities influence design projects? Each client brings their own flavor to the design process: styles or colors they are drawn to, needs they have for each space to make it the most successful for them.

• What’s the first thing you ask a client when starting a project? What is the most important thing you wish to accomplish?

• What initially drew you to interior design? My father owned successful furniture stores here and Houston and was also president of the Furniture Association, so I grew up in the industry, sharing my father’s passion for quality design.

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• How can a potential client know if a particular designer is a good fit for their project? A client will know when they’ve found the right designer for them when they feel truly “heard.” A good designer listens to what the client wants and applies her talent, knowledge, and experience toward making a space tailor-made for the client.

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