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Our Difference - It's in the Details

When you work with Shea Studio Interiors, our team will:

  • Clarify and help you set your goals, priorities, budget and timing
  • Prepare an individual & comprehensive Interior Design plan
  • Prepare space plans, schematics and finishing schedules
  • Act as Project Managers – interfacing between the various suppliers, craftsmen and contractors so you don’t have to
  • Specify and procure materials for your Residential or Commercial Interior Design project
  • Coordinate all deliveries and installations
  • Implement the finishing touches that make the space your own

Many professional interior designers can create a beautiful room, so how do you find the right one?

  • Do they get to know you by asking questions and learning about your passions, how the room is to be used, your style and your budget? Shea Studio Interiors provides each client with a Project Jump Starter prior to our first meeting. It prompts you to hone in on some of your project's essentials, must haves, and priorities. Then, at our first meeting we clarify by asking questions and answering yours. We also use that time to firm up your budget. It’s then that we will begin to develop an interior design plan that encompasses your aesthetic and functional desires and reflects your budget.
  • Do they go out of their way to find, or create just the right items that convey your unique style and personality? We don’t try to find the most expensive item for your room; we try to find the best item for your room – which is typically not the most expensive. Quite often, we’ll find a piece that is gorgeous and expensive, then, we’ll go out of our way to find a similar item, with the same quality or better, for less money. And, if we can’t find that special item, we can get it made for you, for less money than you might imagine.
  • Will they effectively interface and negotiate with suppliers, craftsman and contractors so you don’t have to? Our experience working with these professionals has allowed us to prevent some design disasters, created some fantastic collaborations that resulted in even better rooms, and more often than not, helped our clients steer clear of the challenges coordinating these efforts can be.
  • Do they provide you with flat fee pricing instead of hourly rates so there are no surprises when the final bill arrives? Nothing can bring the elation of a completed room down faster than ever-increasing job costs or a surprise final bill. Prior to work starting, we establish a flat price for the work to be completed. If, for any reason, the scope of the work needs to change, or any issues arise that will impact your budget, we let you know before any additional costs are incurred.
     
Your Design Team:


 

June SheaJune Shea
Interior Designer/Principal

June founded Shea Studio in 1990 after working as a Visual Merchandising Manager for a major retailer, managing everything from fragrance launches to major store remodels. Seeking a better outlet for her creative skills, she explored the design and manufacture of baby clothes, crafts and home furnishings, which evolved into designing and fabricating window treatments and creating decorative paint finishes.  June discovered her true passion for comprehensive interior design services and in 1996 the business became Shea Studio Interiors. 

Committed to knowledge and expertise in her industry,  she is a founding member and a professional member of the Association of Interior Design Professionals and a member of both the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) and the Northern Virginia Building Industry Association (NVBIA).  June is also certified by the Council for Qualification of Residential Interior Designers (CQRID).  June has a strong commitment to her community as an active member and volunteer of the Lorton Arts Foundation.

She has been published in every major shelter magazine in the Washington metro area and has been featured in articles in USA Today, the Washington Post, and The Washington Times, the Washington Examiner, Washington Smart CEO and has been a featured speaker at the Washington Home and Remodeling show.

 

Sandy Iwanski

Sandy Iwanski

Interior Designer/Project Manager
4 years with Shea


Sandy is a CQRID certified Residential Interior Designer and a Professional Member of the Association of Interior Design Professionals. Sandy studied at the prestigious Columbus College of Art and Design in Columbus, Ohio while working full time for a leading builder, Dominion Homes. She spent her days helping homebuyers select their finishes in Dominion's decorating studio.  For twelve years she acted as their sole designer decorating over 200 model homes in the Ohio and Kentucky markets. She had several entries in Columbus' distinctive home tour, The Parade of Homes – where she was twice awarded The Building Industry Association’s (BIA) "Favorite Interior Design" while also receiving the public’s vote on two different occasions.

 

Marla Farris

Marla Farris

Project Manager
8 years with Shea Studio

You can hear Marla's smile and upbeat personality over the phone, she is June's # one cheerleader and treats all clients as the VIP's they are!  Marla started her career in the furniture business 28 years ago with Stanis Furniture, one of the largest furniture companies in Northern Virginia. As Sales and Showroom manager, Marla oversaw the showroom floor as well as the sales staff. She managed Persnickety, a local specialty retailer for several years before joining Shea Studio.   

 

Linda Hart

Linda Hart

Bookkeeper
4 years with Shea

Linda has been with Shea Studio since January 2006.  She is the keeper of the books and of sanity in the midst of chaos and creativity!   A local Washingtonian, she obtained her degree in Business Administration from George Mason University. She is a retired CPA who has added her number crunching talent and level headed calm to the staff at Shea Studio.

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