The designer
behind the studio.
Common Craft Studio is led by one designer with one standard, from the first sketch to the last panel hung.
Spaces that tell a story,
layered over time.
Debora believes great interiors are more than beautifully designed spaces. They are personal stories unfolding through layered textures, meaningful details, collected pieces, and a sense of comfort that lingers long after the project is complete. Her approach is rooted in the idea of the modern heirloom, spaces thoughtfully curated to feel timeless, lived in, deeply personal, and rich with meaning.
Known for her resourcefulness, empathy, and thoughtful problem solving, Debora approaches every project with a commitment to service built for the long haul. She values relationships as much as results, guiding clients with honesty, attentiveness, and genuine care throughout the design journey. Her work reflects an appreciation for old school craftsmanship, hospitality, and personal connection, balanced with fresh perspective, innovation, and forward thinking.
Debora earned her Bachelor's Degree in Interior Design from Brenau University and is an Associate AutoCAD User and Certified Color Consultant. Her background and experience allow her to seamlessly blend functionality with artistry, creating interiors layered with personality, woven textiles, warmth, intentional detail, and a quiet sense of refinement.
As Principal and Creative Director of Common Craft Studio, Debora leads an interior design firm and creative studio serving residential and commercial clients throughout metro Atlanta and the surrounding Georgia communities. Through interior design, curated furnishings, textiles, lighting, and art, Common Craft Studio creates environments that feel elevated, soulful, enduring, and distinctly personal.
“My design style would be described as classic, with just a bit of an edge.”
A designer who
shows up.
Plenty of designers hand you a vision and wish you luck. Debora carries it through. She is in the room when the wallpaper goes up, on site when the furniture arrives, and standing at the door on install day directing placement, styling, and the punch list.
That presence is not a marketing line. It is how the studio protects the work: the pattern lands where it was drawn, the damaged box never makes it past inspection, and the finished room reads the way the presentation promised.
Curious how a project runs from first call to finished room? Read how we work, in plain language.
Every enduring home starts
with a conversation.
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