Farren brings over a decade of experience in residential and commercial design to Main Line Design. It was her love for creating spaces that people would want to inhabit that sparked her interest in interior design. She began her design career working in the corporate, higher education and hospitality sectors, believing that her efforts would have a broad impact on the built environment and those occupying it.

Farren then switched her focus to residential design to follow her desire for a more curated, personalized approach, creating homes that spark joy, energy, and peace. She is continually fascinated by how things are made, whether it’s furniture, millwork, or a home, endeavoring to understand the process in order to arrive at the desired end result. The value she places on the relationship between designers and contractors ensures that all the projects she works on as a team member is executed seamlessly and with mutual respect.

Farren earned her BFA from Kean University, Michael Graves College, Robert Busch School of Design. When not at work, you can find her traveling with her husband and dog, or on the pickleball court.

How would you describe your design style?

“I always want my home to be warm and inviting. It’s not a museum, it’s a collection of pieces that I’ve found and fallen in love with over time. I love having lots of pictures of my friends and family, that’s what makes me really happy.”

Where do you pull your inspiration from?

“Luckily our clientele is so diverse, that we get to pull inspiration from a variety of styles and aesthetics."

What’s your favorite part of the design process?

“I love rendering. It’s so exciting to see designs come to life.”

If money were no object, what item would you put in your home?

“The Eames Lounge Chair because it’s such an iconic symbol of modern design."