Ellen Hanson's comfortable, uncluttered, and beautiful interiors are always a unique visualization of her clients' own tastes and lifestyles. Vibrant use of color and fresh ways of combining hues and textures are hallmarks of Ellen's spaces, and green, sustainable principles are a foundation of her approach.

Ellen's education in Art History at Cornell University, with coursework in such diverse areas as organic gardening and biology, in no way prepared her for designing interiors. She found her way to interior design through a circuitous route, from embroidery workshops with Erica Wilson at her Nantucket studio to an internship at Philadelphia’s Fabric Workshop. Ellen’s curiosity and open mind push her design practice to continually evolve, as do her travels throughout the world in search of inspiration and unique furnishings, accessories, and fabrics.

Ellen opened her eponymous interiors firm on Madison Avenue in 1991 and has since overseen projects ranging from hospitality to high-end residential. Ellen is a passionate advocate of craftsmanship and is constantly seeking inspiration and honing her vision through an ongoing study of the arts.

Ellen now calls Sarasota, Florida her home. Ellen serves as a trustee on the Board of the Foundation for National Public Radio, and on the Board of WUSF Public Radio in Tampa, Florida.

A Philadelphia native, Casey chose to head South to the land of tropical breezes to acquire a Bachelor’s in Fine Art from Ringling College of Art in Sarasota where she studied illustration. A love of figure drawing and impressionist art lead her to many museums to be inspired by the great line-makers of the ages. Casey shook up her fine arts background and began styling fashion shoots for TV, print and advertising and this path lead her back to the Northeast where she worked for Lucky Magazine in NYC.

Once again warm weather beckoned, and Casey returned to the lush palms of Sarasota. After establishing herself locally as a creative stylist shooting interiors and architecture, the opportunity to join the Pansy Bayou team was irresistible.

In addition to shaping the Pansy Bayou brand and retail experience, as Studio Director Casey supports design work in all locales. She oversees every detail of social media for the Sarasota studio so that it feels exclusively ‘Gulf Coast Modern’. You might find Casey clipping plants on the side of the road while she is shooting all photography for Pansy Bayou. Not to worry, she never forages on private property (wink). Wave chasing, sketching, and Gulf Coast flora are a few of her outside passions.

One night at a party (about 20 years ago), Lisa found herself next to Ellen Hanson and the two quickly discovered a shared love of design and sustainability. Lisa leapt at Ellen's offer of an internship. Today, Lisa is EHD's director and senior designer. A proud partner in the studio's dedication to sustainable luxury, Lisa is LEED certified. With a background in the arts and cognitive psychology, Lisa loves the opportunity to collaborate and create with this dream team.

Camille Lyn-Morillo, a second generation Chinese-Jamaican-Italian-American born and raised in Queens, New York. With both parents in demand as professional

chefs, Camille’s family moved frequently, giving rise to a deep interest in designing as Camille had the opportunity to re-imagine her own space time and time again.

As a New Yorker who adored city life, Camille applied to colleges in New York to get back as soon as she could. While pursuing her BFA in Interior Design at The School of Visual Arts, Camille inquired about a summer internship after falling in love with an EHD Hamptons project she visited. Returning to the firm each summer, Camille is thrilled to be joining the team as a junior designer now that she has graduated.

Camille is fascinated by the way residential interior spaces provide a foundation of memory making while also conveying personal values and cultural identity. Her interest in photography has led to Camille taking on visual story telling at EHD. When not hard at work designing, Camille attends to her own projects which have been featured in two published books and four exhibitions, notably the Venice Biennale. Camille has an unmistakable eye for scoring high fashion finds at thrift stores and loves dreaming up new travel adventures.