Amy de Court is an interior designer and founder of de Court Design in Auckland. Her aesthetic is described as simple, sophisticated, and minimal. Educated in psychology and interior design, she previously had a successful career as a recruitment manager at top law firms. Colleagues describe her as credible, results-oriented, and conscientious.
Outside of work, Amy is married with two children and lives in a renovated villa. Her passion for creating calm, collected living environments was sparked by buying her first home and starting a family. She has a strong appreciation for quality, timeless pieces and champions New Zealand designers in her projects.
Unique fact: Amy followed in her mothers footsteps, graduating from the same interior design school, the Nanette Cameron School of Interior Design.
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