Baltimore native Tiffanni Reidy is a multihyphenate creative whose work ranges in and between interior architecture, creative direction, graphic design, photography, and publication design. Her interiors work takes an emphasis on renovation design in both the commercial and residential realms, while her collaborative projects include creative direction and a focus on local craftsmanship.

Tiffanni’s clients are creative minded—looking to achieve modern, color-filled, and vintage-inspired aesthetics that honor historic elements, and accentuate the clean lines within their architecture. She has a strong affinity for bold color, and an attention to light and shadow. Her work is conceptually driven and focused on transforming brands into three-dimensional spaces people love to hang out in.

She received her Masters in Interior Architecture from The George Washington University and holds an undergraduate degree in graphics and photography from Syracuse University. Prior to launching Reidy Creative in 2018, Tiffanni founded and served as creative director of DomiCile Magazine. She was inspired by the notion that the connectedness felt by those in a neighborhood or region could be amplified by learning about locally handmade and homegrown products from area small businesses.

Driven by her passion for localism, Tiffanni's favorite spaces to design are those where families and communities live and gather in celebration of each other. In her free time, Tiffanni enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter, supporting small businesses, and tending to her ever-growing garden.

“I love working with Tiffanni because we don’t start a floor plan or select a single tile until we know the aspirations of the client, their needs, and wants for the space. It’s a holistic approach that enhances trust and builds communication. It allows us to imagine on their behalf and deliver something meaningful.”

Raised in Pennsylvania within a family of architects, Ilaina Clement’s design interests didn’t blossom until a trip to Italy which turned her PR career into a valuable asset for promoting a her new dream: to open Vivo, a Connecticut shop filled with design-oriented home necessities that captured the art of living. While studying interior design at night at RISD, the shop became a studio and she began working with clients on one room to whole-home renovations. A series of moves from the east to west coast and back again, allowed her to work in other aspects of the industry including commercial material sales and design-build projects.

Ilaina’s strives to create spaces that reflect the spirit of her clients and how they like to live—all with an eye toward fresh interpretations and unexpected solutions. She builds on this through travel with her husband, and enjoying time with her kids, grandkids, and spending time in nature.