Biography

Stephanie Dixon
Principal Designer
The M Group Interiors

As a seven year-old, Stephanie Dixon proved that no three shades of green look alike. It had to be just right, a soft, celery green to adorn her bedroom walls. Even if it took Stephanie and her parents three shades of green to get there since celery is equal measure bright and muted. Leave it to a seven year-old to identify middle ground between the warm and the cool shades of green.

Stephanie was just this type of youth. She selected the perfect muted shade of green so she'd never tire of it, as so often happens with unsophisticated room colors. This penchant for interior design specifics carried over to her childhood built environment, as well. Her Lincoln Logs homes were constructed with no roofs to display the floor plans and showcase her interior design.

This pint-sized design prodigy had no desire to be a pillow-tosser. When her parents geared up to move from her childhood home, Stephanie spent many weekends visiting open houses and model homes with them. She was fascinated by everything from flooring to fabrics to architectural cues. All of which has influenced her sense of design and the allocation of space that she uses so well today.

Stephanie attended Meredith College in Raleigh, NC, where she immersed herself in building and material design with an interest in eco-friendly home environments. Over the years, she has mastered the art of rebuilding space with improved clarity and function. She simplifies the design process by creating a terrific rapport with clients to help them feel comfortable sharing their vision of home.

With this vision, she blends colors, fabrics, furnishings and accessories with timeless pieces and unique curiosities to create seamless transitions from room to room. Her home interiors stimulates feelings helping to create the warmth, relaxation, energy, or a combination of moods that clients desire.

That early passion for design detail is readily apparent in her dedication to client's needs as well as in her collaborative work with builders and architects.