ABOUT AMY DEVAULT
THE AMY TOUCH
Los Angeles based interior designer Amy Devault has been designing and leaving her mark on residential and commercial interiors with signature style, understated charm, and seemingly effortless elegance. Since the inception of her company in 1989, DeVault has been infusing each project that comes her way with accents of her own eclectic and impeccable tastes that embrace juxtaposition. Old and new, title simple and ornate, the lustrous and the organic, the fashionable and the glamorous, and the classic and the stately. Most importantly, Amy imparts her inimitable style while diligently respecting client’s visions. She aids in helping to realize and shape a space to individual lifestyle needs and the stylistic demands of an architectural space.
DESIGNER DREAMS
Between her New England upbringing in Kennebunkport, Maine and her European summer holidays, DeVault’s early exposure to travel, art, fashion and culture led her to become a designer. Her childhood imagination was inspired with a fascination of architecture and design when immersed in European upscale hotels and manor homes she visited with her father, who taught internationally as an English Professor. This paired with helping her mother’s artistic endeavors be realized by refurbishing and decorating old homes helped cultivate her creativity.
ADID IN LA
At 19, DeVault moved to California where she studied design and business. While completing two degrees she interned with Janus et Cle at the Pacific Design Center before securing a job with the highly-respected interior Designer Karina Oldemans. This invaluable experience pushed Amy out of the proverbial nest to venture out on her own. Since then, Amy’s portfolio has ranged from designing residential interiors for high-profile entertainment and Fortune 500 business clients to commercial spaces such as surgical centers in and around the Greater Los Angeles Area. Devault participated in the design of the Pasadena Showcase House from 1996 to 2004 and in 2014 designed a room for Elle Decor’s “Dining by Design” event to benefit DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Fighting Aids). Her work has been showcased in several design publications and featured on television programs such as HGTV’s Kitty Bartholomew: You’re Home, Discovery Channel's Christopher Lowell, and segments of the NBC Network News.
