Meet KSA’s Newest Interior Design Associate!
KSA is excited to introduce you to Megan, a globetrotting enthusiast and an interior design aficionado. Megan’s passion for exploration has taken her to five of the seven continents, and she’s on the cusp of fulfilling her dream of visiting Antarctica. Her love for traveling began at a young age, growing up primarily in the suburbs of Chicago and being exposed to various architectural and design styles across the world. This early exposure kindled her interest in interior design, sparking a desire to craft spaces that captivate and resonate with people.
Studying abroad in Florence, Italy, was a pivotal experience for Megan, as it deepened her appreciation for historical architecture and interiors. The allure of creating environments that evoke emotions and influence the behavior of the occupants became a driving force for her. Megan thrives on the satisfaction of knowing her projects positively impact the end-users, embodying her vision for thoughtful and compelling interior design. When she’s not immersed in the world of design, Megan enjoys leisurely walks, discovering new coffee shops, and staying active through regular workouts.
Megan’s favorite place she’s visited so far is Copenhagen, Denmark, with its unique blend of design, culture, and picturesque landscapes. Additionally, her time living in Brisbane, Australia, left an indelible mark on her, further shaping her professional interests and design aesthetics. Stay tuned as we delve deeper into Megan’s design journey, her favorite styles, and the intriguing aspects of interior design that fuel her creativity.
Read on to learn even more interesting facts about our newest team member!
WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
Suburbs of Chicago
WHAT YOU LIKE TO DO FOR FUN?
I enjoy going on walks, trying new coffee shops, and working out.
FAVORITE MUSIC ARTIST?
Justin Bieber or Morgan Wallen
WHAT FICTIONAL PLACE WOULD YOU LIKE TO VISIT?
Barbie World – Only because its Pink!
WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE DESIGN STYLE?
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…AND LEAST FAVORITE?
I really dislike oak, fake plants, and colored lighting
