Kelsey Omeis is an NCIDQ and LEED accredited interior designer living and working in the heart of New York City. While her exuberant personality separates her from her peers, Kelsey’s willingness to take design risks, coupled with the technical knowledge to achieve it, is what has really propelled her career.

Although her specialty lies in corporate workplace design, Kelsey has worked on projects across industry sectors, including hospitality, healthcare, education, non-profit, and residential. Her variety of experience at some of New York City’s largest and most well-renowned firms, such as Perkins Eastman and TPG Architecture, has given her a well-rounded skillset and exposure to every single part of the design process: from client interviews all the way to construction.

Furthermore, Kelsey has experience working on projects for note-worthy clients such as TD Bank, Toll Brothers, Amazon, Central Park Conservancy, Starbucks, Reformation, and Silverstein Properties, as well as a variety of small businesses and home owners. These clients have allowed her to utilize her capabilities to their maximum potential by giving the creative freedom and means to explore and lead projects in the way only a cutting edge designer can. While leading such projects, she has gained extensive expertise in managing a wide range of clients with varying backgrounds and budgets.

In addition to project work, she is extremely involved in the New York City design scene, and has previously been a volunteer for IIDA. When she’s not designing (a rare occurrence), Kelsey loves drawing, cuddling with her dog, Clover, and traveling any chance she gets. She is also vegan, and believes in living a sustainable and passionate life. Kelsey received both her Bachelors and Masters degrees of Interior Architecture and Design from Drexel University.