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Meet Cara Woodhouse, an accomplished interior and product designer and soon-to-be author. Cara imparts a distinct global sensibility throughout her New York-based, full-service design firm where she casts her clients as her greatest collaborators. Striving to create a unique experience in every space she designs, you'll find her portfolio of work to run the gamut from punchy and whimsical to craft-forward and storied.
The Everydays:
Morning Routine in 5 Words:
Coffee, Coffee, Coffee Coffee & Coffee
The best product you use in the morning:
my prescription face wash
Who you spend your evenings with:
My two boys Cash & Lennon, my husband Dean and our puppy, Kane.
Favorite Work Outfit:
old school sweats & an old worn out t-shirt
Go-To Coffee or Tea Order:
COFFEE – SOUTHDOWN maple spiced latte!
The tv show or movie you always recommend:
Taboo
The takeout dish you can't live without:
Sushi
Bedtime Routine in 5 Words:
Family, cozy, TV, sex, meditate
The Special Days:
Favorite Vacation Destination:
Aman Turks and Caicos
Favorite Show / Concert / Performer you’ve seen:
Charles Bradley
Favorite way to celebrate yourself:
Expensive handbags
The best gift you’ve ever received:
My kids
The Funny Bits:
The best prank you've pulled:
On April fools day, I called my brother and told him Lennon (my youngest son - 5 years old at the time) drank a bottle of hand soap and that he was burping bubbles and he got in his car and started racing over to bring him to the hospital! I felt so bad he thought I was serious!!!
Your High School Persona:
Bad ass
Best Costume You've Worn:
A Hershey Kiss
Your most particular particular (the little thing you’re pickiest about!):
The details... all the details
Where We Can Find You:
Socials: IG @carawoodhouseinteriors
Current Location: Roslyn Harbor, NY / Sag Harbor, NY
Favorite Spot to Consume Content: Sag Harbor, NY
Where You Work: Cara Woodhouse Interiors LLC
More from Cara:
You’re based in New York, but have lived in LA, London and more, and you work across the world. Is it different working with local and mostly-remote clients? No, it’s all about giving my all.
How important is social media in brand awareness growth for interior designers? You can’t survive without it. And it’s free. You just have to be creative and put in the work.
We hate to talk about trends in interior design, so tell us a few materials or design elements that you think will be around forever. Nothing lasts forever.
You have a book coming out! Tell us about the process of bringing this to life and where we can find it. It’s been my favorite thing to do ever. Can’t wait for it to be out in the world.
Who are a few women entrepreneurs in the home space you admire? Kelly Wearstler, Kelly Behun, Grade NY