Rachel Whitfield Parker worked for Anthropologie for almost 12 years as a Visual Merchandising Manager in both the Durham and Charleston markets. Through her experience at Anthropologie, she developed the ability to assess a space quickly, create a balance of fixtures to ensure flow through a space, and learned to create unexpected focal points using ordinary materials. Once she joined the Pottery Barn team in Charleston, she honed her skills in residential furnishings.

As an interior decorating consultant, Rachel’s aim is to help clients nail down their own design aesthetic for their home. She is talented at creating furniture configurations for her clients’ homes that maximize functionality and form. She loves helping clients select and order décor (furniture, textiles, lighting, artwork) that will bring them joy. With her growing list of trade accounts, Rachel is able to save her clients money when they purchase furnishings through her.

Rachel is also available for staging consultations. She can quickly assess what will make a home more inviting and desirable. She will offer up tips to stage the home for pictures and for showings. She will give clients a list of suggestions, and she is available to help complete the punch list if needed.

Drawing on her years as a visual merchandising manager, Rachel enjoys helping small businesses create more visual impact with their products in their spaces. She will analyze business reports and come up with a game plan to drive more volume with your store’s square footage. She is available to help support the completion of the task list, and she will follow-up to help assess the business results.