Dodd alum Clary Bosbyshell (2007) was recently named one of the 2018 Rising Stars of Design by Traditional Home. Traditional Home chooses national designers to be a part of this prestigious design class each year. Read more about Bosbyshell’s award, her design esthetic, and what design eras inspire her here.
Bosbyshell received her undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia, majoring in Art History. During her time at the Dodd she spent a semester in Cortona taking design courses. After graduating, Bosbyshell joined her mother’s interior design firm in 2009, Margaux Interiors Ltd. Founded in 1982 and based in Atlanta, Margaux Interiors Ltd. is a full service design team with extensive experience in residential and light commercial design projects.
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Sculpture, like architecture, is an invitation to marvel at shape, scale and human experience.
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