Marika Meyer is the founder and creative director of the award-winning boutique interior design firm, Marika Meyer Studio, acclaimed for colorfully classic full-service design projects primarily on the east coast, from Washington DC to Maine.

Marika’s unique background and education in both fine arts and finance sets the standard for the highest level of project management and an elevated design approach that distinguishes Marika Meyer Studio projects. With an early career in financial services, Marika brings a strategic approach to every project -- this business savvy has cultivated valuable trade relationships based on trust and accountability. Interior design has always been in Marika’s blood, she is the granddaughter of Marika Moore Aires, a decorator in Washington DC, and grew up around many artists and artisans, instilling in her an early appreciation for fine art and design.

After graduating from Tulane and working in corporate consulting, Marika felt the calling to return to her artistic roots and went back to school for fine arts and design. After working in interior design and in the antiques market, she founded Marika Meyer Studio in 2007 to early acclaim. Since then, Marika Meyer has been named One to Watch by DC Design Center, and has been featured in Traditional Home, House Beautiful and on the covers of numerous magazines. Beyond the accolades, Marika Meyer is committed to working with integrity, and attributes that approach as the cornerstone to her successful leadership, projects and relationships with trusted trade partners and clients.

Meet Marika

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Our Team

  • A woman with dark hair, wearing a navy blue shirt and black leather pants, sitting on a beige couch with patterned pillows, in front of a window with trees outside.

    Allison Hood

    Design Director

  • A woman with dark hair and light skin wearing a blue jacket sits with her hands clasped. She is indoors with a blurred window and white curtains in the background.

    Samina Antoniuk

    Operations & Strategy Director

  • A woman with shoulder-length light brown hair, smiling, wearing a navy blue top and a pendant necklace, standing in front of a background with green leafy patterns.

    Kristin Pizzola

    Business Manager

  • A woman sitting on a leopard print staircase, smiling at the camera. She has long brown hair, blue eyes, and is wearing a pearl necklace, gold earrings, a beige ribbed top, and dark pants. She has rings on her fingers and painted nails.

    Amy Spino

    Senior Designer

  • A woman with red hair, wearing a dark sleeveless dress, sitting indoors with a smile, in front of windows with curtains and a plant in the background.

    Julia Dewire

    Designer

  • A woman is sitting on a beige armchair, wearing a cream-colored cardigan, white pants, and a brown belt. She has long, wavy blonde hair, is smiling, and has her hands clasped on her lap.

    Danielle Lane

    Junior Designer

  • A young woman with long blonde hair, wearing a white blouse and jewelry, sitting at a wooden table in a cozy, well-lit room with floral wallpaper and a green lamp in the background.

    Langley Steuart

    Design Assistant

  • A young woman with wavy blonde hair and blue eyes smiling, wearing a dark denim double-breasted blazer with beige buttons, a white blouse with a bow, and jewelry including rings and a hoop earring, sitting indoors near a window with cream-colored curtains and patterned wall decor.

    Christianna Tran

    Junior Designer

  • A young woman with long brown hair, blue eyes, and light skin, smiling and sitting at a wooden table. She is wearing a navy blue sleeveless dress with large buttons, a beige belt, pearl earrings, and a pearl necklace.

    Grace Waguespack

    Junior Designer

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