I’ve sat where my clients sit.
Before I was a designer, I spent 20 years at the world's best companies: more than a decade at Google, time at Goldman Sachs, and years in consulting. I worked in finance, technology and strategy alongside leaders whose days are full, whose standards are high, and whose homes have to work as hard as they do.
That is who I design for today. I know how you want to live: a home that hosts beautifully, lets your family breathe, holds the things you love, and gives you somewhere to come back to. I also know how you want the work done: clearly, decisively, on schedule, and with an outcome that is sui generis.
Your home should reflect the life you've built: where you've lived, where you've traveled, what you collect, how you gather. I trained at Parsons School of Design in New York and build on classic foundations with a modern, edited eye: layered color and pattern, bespoke and antique pieces, and rooms that feel lush yet considered. No two Maison Sheik homes look alike, because no two clients' lives do.
Neva Alsheik
BS, Georgetown University School of Foreign Service · MBA, Columbia Business School · Interior Design, Parsons School of Design · 20 years in finance, technology and consulting, including Google, Goldman Sachs, AppNexus and Accenture
