Sherry Hayslip is a multi-award-winning interior designer noted for her elegant aesthetic and inventive creations. Sherry provides meticulous and thorough attention to all elements of her work as an entrepreneur, designer, writer, and curator of all things suggesting beauty and significance. Sherry Hayslip Interiors’ impact extends from residential and commercial interior design to a premium retail store specializing in one-of-a-kind home furnishings, decorative accessories, jewelry, gifts, and objets d’art.

Hayslip skillfully integrates a wide range of styles with a trademark style that encases stunning design with an air of surprise and spontaneity, all while maintaining her customers’ particular set of values and most valued feelings at the center of her design process. Her work attracts A-list clientele including major sports team owners, celebrities, art dealers, and many other clients recognized by Forbes Magazine. She has designed exceptional interiors for her clients around the world from Sonoma, Cape Cod, Mexico, the Caribbean islands, and beyond.

Hayslip’s retail boutique is home to many stunning and unique items that have been hand-selected by Sherry throughout her experience and travels around the world. The shop showcases eclectic artifacts from local and international artisans and is a true curation of rare and special pieces difficult to find anywhere else. Her collection can be purchased online as well as in her storefront located at 2604 Fairmount Street in Dallas.

Hayslip has received several honors, including Interior Designer of the Year at the 26th annual ARTS Prizes, Subzero Wolf Kitchen Design Awards, and over 100 additional international and national design awards. Elle Décor, Traditional Home, Modern Luxury, Luxe Interiors & Design, D Home, Texas Home & Living, Better Homes and Gardens, and other publications have all featured her work.

Sherry Hayslip is a registered interior designer in Texas and a member of ASID, IIDA, LDC, DLN, Design Trust, NCIDQ, and TAID. She graduated from Southern Methodist University with honors and later attended Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design and Parsons School of Design in Italy.