I’m Shana Weisberg, an interior decorator based in Paris. I grew up in the U.S. between cultures, the daughter of a Vietnamese mother and a Jewish American father. This layered identity shapes how I see and feel the world, and deeply informs how I approach interiors with cultural sensitivity, curiosity, and care.

Before interiors became my focus, I studied civil engineering and spent years in the corporate world leading global design projects, consulting in innovation labs, and helping teams navigate complex systems across continents. While I valued that work, a different calling stirred in me - a desire for a slower, more soulful career.

In 2019, life shifted in a profound way. I married the French man I met on a spontaneous vacation in London two years earlier. Weeks after our wedding, we moved from Dublin to Paris. That move marked a moment of choosing to reshape my life and work from the inside out. I enrolled in a Master’s program in Interior Decoration at L’Institut Supérieur des Arts Appliqués (LISAA) in Paris, taught entirely in French. The program refined my ability to express ideas with intention - often through texture, material, and form - even before I had fluency in the language.

Through my work, I’ve come to understand that home is not just a place, but something you carry within you - a sense of belonging that lives beyond geography. My own story, with its blend of cultures and places, taught me this deeply.