Ashley Harris

Senior Designer
ashley@southparkinteriors.com

After earning my Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Architecture and Design from Marywood University in 2014, I gained industry experience working on various department store and high-end retail projects at a design firm in Syracuse, NY. I later moved to Boston, MA where I worked at an interior architecture firm focusing on corporate office and restaurant design. In 2018, I moved to Charlotte, NC and started at SPI as a designer. This was my first introduction to multi-family design, and I have loved every minute of it!

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Posts by Ashley Harris

The Walk Starkville: A SouthPark Interiors Design

The Walk Starkville: A SouthPark Interiors Design

Project Spotlight Meet the Designer Behind The Walk StarkvilleAs her most recent project at The Walk Starkville is underway, our designer, Ashley Harris, walks us through her process. In this project spotlight, we cover: What is The Walk Starkville? About the interior...

How to Approach an Occupied Property During a Renovation

How to Approach an Occupied Property During a Renovation

Working with an occupied renovation The Right Way to Redesign an Occupied PropertyCompleting a renovation project while tenants are living in the building doesn’t have to be an inconvenience. In this article, we explain: Tenants’ rights during a property redesign How...

How to Promote Local Businesses & Artists in Your Community

How to Promote Local Businesses & Artists in Your Community

Local Art is Emerging How do you integrate local artists into your student housing & multi-family propertiesCreating a sense of community within your multi-family housing property is paramount to its success. One of the best ways to establish a sense of belonging for...

Designers Weigh In: UCSB’s proposed dorm

Designers Weigh In: UCSB’s proposed dorm

Our Designers Weigh In UCSB’s proposed dormThe University of California, Santa Barbara recently accepted a $200 million donation from Charlie Munger, a billionaire vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. This donation did come with an odd stipulation: The new student...