Emily Keane
Interior Designer
Emily is an interior designer and emerging creative recognized for her thoughtful, human-centered approach to experiential design. Originally from Boston, MA, she brings a strong foundation shaped by both formal training and real-world hospitality environments.
A 2023 graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), Emily approaches design through an art-driven lens, with a focus on how environments influence connection, behavior, and experience.
Her early career was shaped within the hospitality and restaurant industry, including time at her family’s historic Italian restaurant, The Venetian, where she developed a deep understanding of atmosphere, service, and the role of design in shaping meaningful social experiences. This perspective continues to inform her work, grounding it in both emotional resonance and operational insight.
Emily is WELL AP certified, reflecting a commitment to health-forward, sustainable, and people-centric design. She was also named a Top 30 Under 30 Interior Designer by Interior Design magazine, recognizing emerging talent shaping the future of the industry.
She brings a collaborative, hands-on approach to design, with an emphasis on sketching, in-person dialogue, and iterative exploration as tools for developing thoughtful and impactful spaces.
Emily’s Design POV
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Favorite Piece of Furniture
My dream furniture piece to own would be an antique mid-century record player cabinet. I love that era of design, and am a music buff who loves to entertain, what can I say?!
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Favorite Design Style
Eclectic maximalism is my favorite. Mixing textures, patterns, and vintage pieces I think allows for a lot of creative freedom. Spaces feel even more lived-in and personalized when they’re filled with art, funky finds, and unique pieces.
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Bucket List Experience
I grew up snowmobiling in the White Mountains of New Hampshire since I was around 2 years old. How young is too young to be on a snowmobile? No such thing. I want to someday snowmobile through Yellowstone National Park with my uncle and father.
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Dream Celebrity Client
Adam Sandler. The “Sandman” for sure, if his design tastes are as interesting as his fashion sense, it would be so much fun to work with him.

