Eileen Kathryn Boyd is one of New York’s most influential interior designers. Her eclectic style and impeccable taste leave each of her design projects undeniably brilliant. Eileen Kathryn Boyd attended the Rhode Island School of Design Summer Program. She continued her design aesthetic by studying at the Cleveland Institute of Art and then the prestigious Parsons School of Design where she graduated with a BFA in Environmental Design. During her time at Parsons, Eileen was able to study abroad at the American College in Paris. Eileen later propelled her career forward by becoming one of the leading designers for Falcon Jet, in which she impressed her colleagues with extraordinary aircraft interiors for some of Falcon’s most high-profile private jet patrons. She launched her first restaurant 7 Gerard Fired grillEkb reimagined the 4 story building in Huntington Village. It was a huge success when it opened in February and now during COVID we are trying to manage the new normal. With over 20 years of experience, Eileen offers careful consideration to her upscale clientele, paying close attention to both function and beauty. She is very aware of geometry and scale, enabling her to get just the right proportions -- resulting in perfect harmony. Perhaps, the best way to recognize Eileen’s magnificent work is to refer to her intricate yet bold use of color. Decorating with color is often the antidote to breathing life into a dark-drab space, and her intriguing interpretations do just that! She is able to effortlessly blend traditional as well as modern elements into a space, further highlighting her inspiring imprint on interior design. Her pioneering color-story philosophy has earned her a proceeding reputation as a leading innovator within her field.Eileen Kathryn Boyd Interiors is located on Long Island’s esteemed Gold Coast in affluent Huntington Village, with homes belonging to Wall Street brokers, real estate tycoons, and many celebrities.Specialties: Color Specialist best known for drawing inspiration from fashion runways and translating those elements into the design process.