Meet Kerry
Founder and Principal Designer
Born out of Kerry Jacobs' lifelong love of beautiful, functional interiors and named for two neighborhoods in her hometown of Larchmont, New York, Manor + Woods was established in 2017. Kerry has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Arts and Psychology from Georgetown University, and it’s that creative background that serves as the foundation of the firm.
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When not designing, Kerry can be found with her husband and three children and their two labradoodles, Sandy and Tucker. She loves spending her free time with family and friends or getting lost in the Stamford Design Centers, searching for perfect treasures for her clients.
Our Team
Natalie Redmond
BUSINESS MANAGER AND
FINANCIAL CONSULTANT
Natalie works on all of the financial aspects of the firm. She has a BA in Mathematics and Economics from Northwestern University. Prior to joining the Manor + Woods team she worked on Wall Street for 9 years.
Natalie lives in Greenwich, CT with her husband and three children. She has enjoyed combining her finance background with her love of beautiful interior design!
Siobhan Sudal
DESIGNER AND PROJECT MANAGER
Siobhan has a passion for creating beautiful spaces and enriching the client experience. She has a BFA in Communication Design from Parsons School of Design. Before joining Manor + Woods, she spent nearly two decades designing digital products for global media brands. Transitioning into her "second life" in the interior design realm, Siobhan loves turning a client's lifestyle into a unique, personalized space. She lives on City Island, NY with her husband, two kids, and lively Aussiedoodle.
Maria Troconis
CHIEF ARCHITECT
Passionate about crafting inspiring spaces, Maria, an architect with a profound love for architectural and interior design, has honed her skills through creative pursuits, university studies at the University of Buenos Aires in Argentina, and practical experience. Currently residing in the beautiful city of Buenos Aires, her journey reflects a dedicated commitment to shaping aesthetically pleasing and functional environments.