Danielle Colding Design is a renowned full-service interior design firm located in the vibrant city of New York. Established in 2006, the company has since flourished by taking on diverse projects ranging from luxurious residential spaces to innovative commercial designs, both domestically and internationally. Danielle's exceptional work has been showcased globally, with notable recognition such as her inclusion in Elle Decor’s The A-List for 2023. Her ability to blend classic elegance with comfort and eclectic charm has earned her a reputation for creating spaces that feel lived-in yet sophisticated.

At the core of Danielle Colding Design lies a commitment to crafting timeless, elegant spaces that reflect the personalities and lifestyles of their inhabitants. Danielle believes in blending traditional elements with modern creativity, ensuring that every project evolves naturally over time. Whether through incorporating cherished family heirlooms, curated art collections, or mementos from global travels, her designs tell a story unique to each client.

Danielle is deeply involved in philanthropy, actively supporting causes like the Ronald McDonald House and DIFFA. Her dedication extends to New York’s Housing Works “Design on a Dime” event and membership in the Black Artists and Designers Guild (BADG). These contributions underscore her commitment not only to her craft but also to giving back to her community.

Danielle holds a degree in Cultural Anthropology and African American Studies from Stanford University, which profoundly shaped her understanding of cultural influences on living spaces. Her fascination with how people interact with their surroundings inspired her to pursue interior design, earning a degree from FIDM, The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in Los Angeles. Returning to her roots in New York City in 2002, Danielle began her career at the prestigious firm Irvine & Fleming, eventually venturing out independently in 2007.

In 2012, Danielle won HGTV’s “Design Star,” propelling her approachable design philosophy into the mainstream. Her subsequent show, “Shop This Room,” highlighted her talent for helping homeowners create personalized spaces using items they already love. This approach resonates deeply with audiences seeking practical, meaningful design solutions.

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