Cline Design
Whitney Sheppard, NCIDQ, currently serves as the Raleigh Interiors' Manager at Cline Design Associates since September 2015, a firm established in 1989 in Raleigh, North Carolina. Prior experience includes roles as Project Manager and Interior Designer at Workplace Architecture + Design from July 2012 to August 2015, where responsibilities encompassed site surveying, space planning, design concept studies, and coordination with allied design professionals. Earlier positions at Workplace Architecture + Design included Intern Designer, supporting senior designers, and at Jack Fetner Associates, where Whitney organized resources and designed a furniture sample tracking system. An apprenticeship at Muckridge Custom Kitchen & Bath Renovations provided experience in client consultations and retail sales. Whitney holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Interior Design from Virginia Tech, earned in May 2012.
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Cline Design
Cline Design was founded in 1989 in Raleigh, N.C. and has evolved the past 30+ years to over 100 employees, two offices – with a second in Charlotte, N.C. – and studios servicing architecture, interior design, FF&E procurement, landscape architecture, land planning, and branding. As experts at designing the experience of living well, Cline Design is committed to improving lives and transforming communities by imagining places that bring people together. From multi-family and mixed-use to adaptive re-use and workplaces, our interdisciplinary design approach balances the goals of the developer with the needs of the end-user, while our deep knowledge of each local community ensures our designs reflect the essence of the neighborhood and respects the unique characteristics of the site. At Cline Design, you’ll find that we’re just as committed to fostering a thriving team culture as we are to building strong client relationships. Through the power of design, we aim to excite, inspire, and engage our colleagues, our clients, our communities, and the users of our spaces, to work and live well.