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STePHanIe KRaTZ

Principal Lead Designer

Award-winning designer Stephanie Kratz has always had an eye for design in both fashion and interiors. Since launching her interior design firm, she has designed new construction projects as well as full home, large-scale renovations all across the country. Stephanie believes that a space should be a livable luxury, embodying your ideal style by utilizing Stephanie's ability to create modern custom designs.

With a background in interior design as well as fashion, Stephanie Kratz is a synthesis of creativity, elegance, tradition and style. Trained in New York, a leading world capital of design, at Fordham University, (formerly Marymount College) and Rhodec International, this multi-talented artist is a true creative visionary. With over 20 years of experience, continuing education and a deep appreciation of beauty achieved through the art of design, Stephanie Kratz’s innovative works express an impeccable flair and unique artistic abilities.       

Stephanie Kratz's proven expertise, experience and eye for design have been recognized all throughout this industry. She has been featured in Dallas Style & Design Winter 2023, Winter 2022 & Spring 2022, Fall 2022, & Winter 2020, Faces of Frisco 2022, 2021, 2020 & 2019, Houzz International 2022 and Best of Houzz Awards 2022, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015 & 2014. Throughout her career, she established strong relationships and a name for herself in the Residential & Commercial Interior Design Industry.

Staying active and giving back to her community is important to Stephanie. Each year, Stephanie gets involved with Charity organizations such as Helping end Hunger in North Texas. In 2014, through her involvement with IDS and Dwell With Dignity, she led the design plan and implementation for a comprehensive overhaul of a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment for a night student mother and her 2-year-old daughter transitioning out of homelessness.

Additional charity involvement – Feeding Children Everywhere & American Fallen Soldiers Project