Over the last 20 years, Kendall Wilkinson has become one of the most highly regarded and sought after residential interior designers in the West.

Chosen as a contributing designer to the prestigious San Francisco Decorator Showcase six times and the ELLE DÉCOR Showhouse in 2010, Kendall continues to earn accolades in the industry and demonstrates her ever-evolving design talents. Most recently Kendall was invited to participate in LUXE Magazine’s Maison de Luxe Show House in Beverly Hills, with an exclusive number of interior designers from across the country. And, the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art asked Kendall to join the Board in 2011.

She is regularly featured in leading design and lifestyle publications including California Home + Design, ELLE DÉCOR, Gentry, House Beautiful, InStyle, LUXE magazine, San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco magazine, Town & Country, Traditional Home, and has been covered in over thirty design blogs.

The most recognized design industry sites have run stories on Kendall including One King’s Lane, 1st Dibs, and Decorati. Williams Sonoma Home featured Kendall Wilkinson in it’s “Designer Series” in September, 2010. Kendall has appeared on local and nationally syndicated television programs including, Homes Across America, High Tech Home, Sensible Chic, and HGTV.

With degrees from the University of California, San Diego and San Francisco’s Academy of Art College, Kendall has been chosen as a keynote speaker at U.C.’s “Who’s Who in Interior Design” conference five times, and has been the recipient of California Home + Design’s “Award for Showcase House Design”, the Marin Art & Garden Center’s “Outstanding Achievement Award” and Sunset magazine’s “Award of Excellence”.

As a San Francisco native and daughter of an interior connoisseur, Kendall’s passion for interior design started while studying abroad in Paris after leaving the movie industry. In Paris, Kendall became enamored by French architecture and antiques, and began traveling abroad extensively, importing select pieces to the United States. With a passion for tradition and an eye for hot new trends, Kendall's true expertise lies in her ability to artfully mix authenticity and modernity to match her clients' tastes. Recently, she has helped several clients create “Healthy Homes”, in addition to focusing on sustainability and green-living.

Over the years, Kendall’s signature line has been showcased in successive retail stores, including Patina Atelier, Threshold by Design, and now Kendall Wilkinson Home.

As the senior designer on staff, Carrie offers strong knowledge of interior design, furniture design, project management, and architectural construction. Before joining KWDH, she worked with several commercial and residential designers throughout California. Current projects include large-scale residences in San Francisco, Marin, and the East Bay. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Interior Design from Colorado State University and Master's of Business Administration from California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo.

Emily holds a Bachelor's degree in Interior Architecture and Design from the Academy of Art University, a Bachelor's degree in Politics from the University of San Francisco, and a certificate with Build It Green. She joined the team in early 2007 after meeting Kendall at a local "Dining by Design" charity event. She serves as an associate designer, specializing in high-end residential design and remodeling, art installations, and sustainable design. She is also the manager and visual merchandiser for the KWDH retail division.

A San Diego native, Jill ventured to the east coast for a Bachelor of Arts degree from Bucknell University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. She brings significant marketing and management expertise with over 18 years of experience in public relations, corporate marketing, product marketing, business development, and customer reference programs. Jill has worked with companies in multiple industries including software, banking, non-profits and interior design.