“Great style does not depend on great affluence. With know-how, creativity and an excellent design eye, beautiful, comfortable rooms are within everyone’s reach.” states Interior Designer, Enid Dachs.

Enid was born into what she describes as ‘this fabulous and creative field’. Her family had an upholstery business where she played with mixing and matching fabrics for her father. She was fascinated with the colors, patterns and textures and how to put them together to achieve interesting and pleasing effects.

Like many people, Enid had several other careers before returning to the one that had always seemed the most enjoyable and natural to her. Along the way she earned masters degrees from New York University and Columbia University, but she most treasures her degree from Parsons School of Design.

Enid began her design career in 2002 as owner of a franchise business positioned to make professional décor services accessible to the busy homeowner. After many successful engagements that provided a significant client and referral base, in 2009, she launched a firm under her own name. She has retained the fundamental philosophy of accessibility while putting her personal design and business principles front and center.

Her own home in Norwalk, Connecticut is the canvas where she experiments with color, fabric and furnishings. She counts among her creative muses for her personal interiors her husband Stephen – who also assists her with client installations -- and their two unique dogs, half black Labrador/half Basset Hound.