A woman with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing an off-the-shoulder black top and layered necklaces, looks up and smiles. The background is dark and blurred, drawing focus to her expressive face and relaxed posture.

Design isn’t just about how we fill our homes, it’s about creating a gracious, inviting space that showcases the things we cherish most.

Known for her chic Southern style and discerning eye for restful, collected and tasteful interiors, Dana is an award-winning designer located in the Mountain Brook suburb of Birmingham, AL. From Alys Beach, FL, to Lake Forest, IL, she and her interior design team work on turnkey, residential projects across the United States. Growing up in a large family filled with love and chaos, Dana quickly learned the importance of living well in a home that gives you comfort and respite. She craved order and a space of her own to retreat, and for the past 19 years, Dana has helped each of her clients discover their own personal definition of living well.

Through a collaboration with architects, builders, and select craftsmen, Dana and her staff ensure that each project is unique and sophisticated. Her firm’s involvement in the process — from inception to installation — has resulted in an enjoyable experience with many referrals and repeat clients. She uses her exclusive, organized process and her practical business sense to turn her clients’ dreams into reality. Dana’s projects have been featured in publications such as Luxe, Traditional Home, Southern Living, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, The Wall Street Journal, and House and Home. She was named to Traditional Home’s prestigious New Trad list in 2014 and was a selected Finalist in 2017, 2018, 2019, and in 2021 for the coveted ADAC and Veranda Southeast Designer of the Year award.

STAFF

  • Eva Crawford, Lead Designer
  • Mary Baylee Thomason, Procurement Manager
  • Madeline Shebs Ryczek, Intern
  • Ellie Wolter, Marketing Manager
  • Kimberly Powell, Operations Manager
  • Heather Melson, Bookkeeper

— A glimpse of our office —

A person arranges various textured and patterned fabric swatches, paint samples, and design papers on a wooden table; only their arms are visible. The scene suggests interior design planning with neutral and gray color tones.
A black storefront with “DANA WOLTER INTERIORS, INC” sign. The door, marked 2713, is next to a large window with cream curtains inside. A black planter box with green shrubs sits below the window. Red brick is visible on the left edge.
Three women work together in a bright office. Two sit at desks with computers while the third stands, smiling, and looks at one screen. The workspace has white curtains, fabric samples, papers, and stacked containers creating a creative atmosphere.
Elegant living room with neutral tones, beige sofa, light pillows, large round ottoman on a cowhide rug, modern black bowl centerpiece, two tall white lamps, abstract wall art, armchair, side tables with decor, and floor-to-ceiling curtains letting in natural light.