About

With years of experience in art, design and styling, Chris Cahill Interior Design is here to transform, update, or create your unique space. Chris brings a keen attention to detail to her work, carefully curating each environment.

CLIENTS and Brands:

Aeropostale
AT&T
Avis
Bed Bath & Beyond
Beekman 1802
Bellora
Black & Decker
Burgaw Brewing
Calvin Klein
Cambell's
Cannon
Champion
Chase
Colgate
Collier-Campbell
Colonial Williamsburg
Conrad
Grand Sutton
Hartmann
Hilton Hotels & Resorts
Himatsingka America
HomeGrown Cotton
Homestead
IKEA
Inspired by Kravet
Kate Spade New York
Kelly Wearstler
KitchenAid
Lady A Heartland
Land's End
Li & Fung USA
Liz Claiborne
Macy's
Novogratz
Own Your Own
The Pierre
Pimacott
Prudential-Bache
Reebok
The Roosevelt Hotel
Spiegel
Tommy Hilfiger
Wamsutta  

Chris Cahill has been surrounded by art and design for her entire life. As a child, she spent hours reinventing her dollhouse, using pages from art books as room dividers, building miniature balsa wood furniture, and shaping clay into tiny baked goods. On the weekends, she enjoyed behind-the-scenes excursions to the Museum of Modern Art where her mother was a curator in the print department. Chris went on to study studio art at Parson's School of Design's Paris campus and art history at the American College in Paris and Drew University.  At Drew, she worked as a student curator at the Acorn gallery.

After graduating college, Chris continued to pursue museum work at the Hunterdon Art Museum and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. She rediscovered her childhood love for interiors while working at Re-D, a New York City based interior design firm specializing in small commercial and residential spaces.

During her time in New York, Chris began her career as a prop stylist. Collaborating with some of the most talented photographers and art directors in the photo industry, she helped to create distinctive images for advertising, magazines and catalogues. 

After years in the art and design industry, Chris was inspired to launch her own company. She founded Ecologia, a recycled housewares company with a commitment to ethical and sustainable consumerism. Running her own business further honed Chris’s ability to work within strict budgets and time constraints. After several years of selling products to stores such as Anthropologie and ABC Carpet & Home, Ecologia was privately sold. 

Today, Chris brings years of experience to her styling and interior design work. Her background in art history allows her pull from a wide repertoire of artistic periods and movements, creating distinctive moods in each of her projects. Although Chris has her own personal aesthetic, she easily adapts to each client’s unique vision, creating an end-result that reflects the client’s individual style and personality. Her passion for sustainability is reflected in her innovative problem-solving skills; she loves finding ways to upcycle existing elements of a room, incorporating them into the final design solution.