Erin Dougherty
Principal Designer — CKBR, CRD in Charlotte, NC
Clients say Erin has an intuitive sense of what they want to achieve even if they aren’t exactly sure how to go about getting it. Some clients come to her with remodeling design ideas and inspirations, while others have no idea where to start.
Erin will meet you where you are in the design process and guide you through all the decisions that need to be made to create detailed construction documents and set your project up for success.
A Designer Who Really Listens
As a former television producer, she is skilled at asking the right questions. She takes the time to understand not just what you want... but why.
As a wife and mother, she believes home should not only be functional but also beautiful, durable and restorative.
As a Certified Kitchen and Bath Remodeler (CKBR), Certified Remodeling Designer (CRD) and Principal Designer of our firm, she leads an exceptional team of designers and trades people in Charlotte, NC who collaborate to design and build homes of distinctive quality for people who won't settle for ordinary.
Healthy Homes for Life in Charlotte, NC
It's not just about making things pretty. Erin is passionate about designing and building high-performance homes in Charlotte, NC that work for generations. Indoor air quality, the impact of light and sound, the materials chosen for your project — all these seemingly little things make a big difference for your family's health and wellness.
Your Home, Your Sanctuary
"Understanding how my clients want to live is the first step. There are so many decisions to be made when remodeling or building a custom home. Is the floorplan functional? Is there enough storage? Lighting, layout, colors, continuity... everything needs to work together. Helping my clients make the right decisions for their family and home gives me great satisfaction.”
While Erin is creative and always ready with helpful advice or solutions, she never imposes her taste on her clients. She will steer you away from major mistakes but, in the end, she wants it to feel like your home.
