Bio & Published Work

   Featured in the May 2006 issue of
Timber Homes Ilustrated.

   Tracey Stratton began her career in 1991. She is an Allied Member of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID), which is the oldest and largest organization for professional interior designers.

   Tracey studied interior design at Eastern Kentucky University then spent four years living and studying in Europe. She returned to the United States and in 1989 she graduated from the School of Interior Design in New York. She says, "A formal education has given me the thought processes and skills needed to plan and implement a design concept. Traveling afforded me the opportunity to study period architecture and furnishings first-hand and exposed me to cultures that have influenced the design industry."

   Tracey works with clientele in the northwest Dallas area. She has developed projects with varying styles and budgets and she believes every budget deserves good design. She says, "It is a privilege to be invited into someone's home and to be trusted with insights into their way of life. My client's needs and desires are always the first consideration when planning a room. This is followed by an emphasis on comfort, functionality, and beauty to complete the concept. The end result is always a space that is a better place for living."

   "We know that our business can only be sustained by excellent customer service. Our client relationships are built on honesty and an open exchange of ideas. We deal mostly in custom goods so clear verbal and written communication is essential. Our network of suppliers provide us with exceptional quality in goods and services and that enables us to be creatively versatile in our project planning," states Tracey.

   Tracey Stratton is available for consultation in your home or office. Please use the contact form on this website to initiate the process.