ABOUT ME
Cecilia Walker is an interior designer, currently working as a Director on the corporate real estate and facilities team at Hearst. Prior to her current role at Hearst, Cecilia's scope of work has
included the design of over 1.5M square feet of commercial spaces including co-working offices, technology offices for Wayfair, global projects for News Corp and residential renovations in New England, New York, Los Angeles and Nantucket.
A former fashion industry veteran, Cecilia worked with companies including Laura Ashley, Inc., Ann Taylor®, Levis®, Keds® and local designer, Hadley Pollet, giving her a multi-faceted background in home furnishings, apparel, footwear and accessories both on the retail and manufacturing sides of the business. In 2015, Cecilia started sketching again, reigniting her passion in product development and bringing her full circle to her roots in fashion, but this time leading her to launch a line of hand-screened fabric and wallpaper designs.
An Associate member of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) and WELL Accredited Professional (WELL AP), Cecilia was born in Washington, D.C., spent her childhood in Los Angeles, went to high school in Milwaukee, eventually landing in New England, and now commutes between Boston and NYC. She is also a mother of four—three of whom are triplet girls!
Cecilia earned a BA in Economics and Art History from Boston College.
Fun fact: In 2015, she competed with Tracy Foley (Water & Main) on a TV episode of "The Endless Yard Sale Showdown," in a race to find the most valuable antiques and vintage items.
COLLABORATIONS
cecilia@ceciliawalkerdesign.com
617.816.4775
Identified by ID Boston as one of “The New Establishment,” of interior designers. Recognized with projects published in New York Times bestselling author, Erin Gates’ Elements of Family Style: Elegant Spaces for Everyday Life, Domino, Architectural Digest, Modern Luxury’s Interiors Boston, New England Home, The Boston Globe, the Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, Design New England and Hingham Magazine.
