I’m Grace, the founder of Whyte Birch Interiors. My journey into the design world began back in 2001, when I earned my Fine Arts degree in Interior Design and Interior Architecture. At the time, everything was done by hand—floor plans drafted with architectural scales, renderings sketched in pen and ink. It was a true art form. Today, I love that technology like AutoCAD lets us design with incredible precision and efficiency, while still allowing room for creativity and imagination.
Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working in many different corners of the design world. Early on, I gained valuable experience collaborating with decorators and working in furniture and tile showrooms, learning the ins and outs of materials and finishes. Later, I spent more than 18 years with architectural firms, where I honed my technical expertise and developed a deep appreciation for the details that bring a space together.
In 2020, I decided it was time to take everything I’d learned and pour it into something of my own. That’s when Whyte Birch Interiors was born. While my personal design style leans toward a breezy coastal California aesthetic, one of the things I love most about design is its versatility. Every client is unique, and every home has its own story. My role is to interpret that story and create spaces that reflect the people who live in them. That’s why, when you look through my portfolio, you’ll see a wide variety of styles—it’s all about tailoring each project to fit my clients’ lives.
When I’m not designing, I’m happily rooted in New Jersey with my husband and our two boys. Life outside of work is often just as creative—you’ll usually find me in the kitchen experimenting with new recipes, hosting friends and family for gatherings, or heading to the beach for a little sunshine and relaxation.
I’m Grace, the founder of Whyte Birch Interiors. My journey into the design world began back in 2001, when I earned my Fine Arts degree in Interior Design and Interior Architecture. At the time, everything was done by hand—floor plans drafted with architectural scales, renderings sketched in pen and ink. It was a true art form. Today, I love that technology like AutoCAD lets us design with incredible precision and efficiency, while still allowing room for creativity and imagination.
Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working in many different corners of the design world. Early on, I gained valuable experience collaborating with decorators and working in furniture and tile showrooms, learning the ins and outs of materials and finishes. Later, I spent more than 18 years with architectural firms, where I honed my technical expertise and developed a deep appreciation for the details that bring a space together.
In 2020, I decided it was time to take everything I’d learned and pour it into something of my own. That’s when Whyte Birch Interiors was born. While my personal design style leans toward a breezy coastal California aesthetic, one of the things I love most about design is its versatility. Every client is unique, and every home has its own story. My role is to interpret that story and create spaces that reflect the people who live in them. That’s why, when you look through my portfolio, you’ll see a wide variety of styles—it’s all about tailoring each project to fit my clients’ lives.
When I’m not designing, I’m happily rooted in New Jersey with my husband and our two boys. Life outside of work is often just as creative—you’ll usually find me in the kitchen experimenting with new recipes, hosting friends and family for gatherings, or heading to the beach for a little sunshine and relaxation.