About Amy Martineau Vermillion

Amy Martineau Vermillion, Allied Member ASID, has been practicing the art of interior design for more than 15 years. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Interior and Environmental Design from Illinois State University. Her training from the FIDER (Foundation for Interior Design Education and Research) accredited program included emphasis on interior design, architecture and fine art.

Before moving to Charlotte in 1995, Amy worked for two prestigious design firms on the North Shore of Chicago. Her background includes custom furniture design, high end kitchen and bath design and full scale residential design. Travels to Europe, the Middle East and Egypt have offered insight and influence to her design work.

Since opening her firm, Amy Martineau Vermillion has been the creative force on extensive renovation and interior design projects in Charlotte and the Southeast. Vermillion has recently added aviation interiors to her resume after designing the complete interior/exterior for several private corporate jets. Her design will be the model for a Challenger 605, Global 5000 and Lear 45 jet.

She approaches each endeavor with a high degree of creativity and consideration for her clients' individual tastes, expectations and needs. Her success is attributed to a close designer-client relationship combined with an attention to detail and personalized service.

Her work and expertise have been featured in the Charlotte Observer, Southpark Magazine, Charlotte Magazine, Front Door Magazine and the Pioneer Press in Chicago. She has also designed spaces in the ASID/Symphony Guild Showhouse in 1997, 1999, 2000 and 2001 and was the ASID Carolinas Chapter Association Assistant Chair for 2005-2006.

Outside of her busy design practice, Amy is an active member of the Junior League of Charlotte, the Mint Museum and the Daniel Stowe Botanic Garden.

Amy resides in Charlotte with her husband and their daughter.