Victoria Hagan is an award-winning designer whose trademark sense of style is so uniquely American that Architectural Digest has dubbed her “the environmental equivalent of Katherine Hepburn.”

Since she launched her namesake firm over 25 years ago, Victoria has been lauded for her clever merging of architectural and interior design. The New York City-based firm, which employs 26 people, works on a variety of residences across the country, providing a full range of design services that reflect her distinct style.

Victoria Hagan

Victoria’s work was acclaimed by The New York Times as “the most cerebral, the one bound to be influential” shortly after she began her career in 1985, and she is now a significant figure in the design profession. Her work has been featured in Architectural Digest, The New York Times, New York Magazine, Elle Décor, Vogue, Veranda, W, Town & Country, Harper’s Bazaar, and House Beautiful. According to Vogue, she “defies the term’s old-school overtones.”
Victoria has won multiple design accolades across the country, including the Architectural Digest AD100. She was inducted into the Interior Design Hall of Fame.

Victoria Hagan

1. Goodman

2. Country

Victoria Hagan, traditional design, wood dining chairs, brown dining room

3. Hagan

Victoria Hagan, white kitchen, blue rug, modern kitchen design

4. Hempleman

Victoria Hagan

5. Wink

Victoria Hagan, green kitchen, countryside kitchen design, blue dining chairs

6. Schnieder Vert

Victoria Hagan, contemporary dining room, neutral dining chairs, neutral dining room design

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