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With over five decades of experience, Kelly Gale Amen and his team acquired an extensive and diverse portfolio of projects that have been featured in the world’s most prestigious publications. From Houston to Kashmir, Kelly’s vision and eye for details enabled his designs to be awarded titles like Traditional Designer Of The Year and mouch more!
With a diverse global portfolio and an extensive collection of bespoke furniture and decor pieces, Kelly Gale Amen is one of Houston’s most acclaimed Interior Designers. Recognized by various press outlets as Texas’s best when it comes to interiors, Kelly is here to help you give your space a new, fresh, and highly aesthetic figure.
From pillows & poofs to custom fabrics, to rugs and wallpapers, to beds, cast metal furniture, and anything else you can think of – that is a brief summary of our Functional Art Furniture portfolio. With each piece bespoke to customer needs and award winning creations like the Commemorative Bench (displayed in places like the American Embassy in Russia or the Stafford Museum), our furniture is sturdy, beautiful, and crafted with your interest and comfort in mind.
We are proud to announce that Kelly Gale Amen and Jenny Lesser designed an armchair together, and presented it in multiple showrooms around Houston…
Recently, KGA made an appearance at the Dedon showroom, in a fantastic collaboration with artist Jenny Lesser. The event was attended by several press outlets, and Paper City Magazine wrote a feature saying as follows…
We are honoured and grateful to have been featured in the Houston Chronicle ahead of the incoming Houston Fall Design Week…
After obtaining a Graduate Degree in Interior Design from University of Oklahoma, designer Kelly Gale Amen did the unthinkable: turned living with art into art of living. Now, after almost five decades of excellence in interior design, Kelly’s name is a renowned brand.
The journey of KGA Design starts in 1974, when Kelly quit his two-year job at Foley’s to launch a brand of his own. It took two years for his work to grace the cover of a national magazine for the first time. Since then, his acclaimed interior vision has been displayed in many of the world’s biggest publications, from Vogue to Southern Accents to Residential Interiors. He designed homes, stores, boats, and even a controversial condom-filled Tiffany’s window in 1987. His projects earned him awards like Traditional Designer Of The Year in 1998, and the Texas Star of Design award in 2008.
The journey of KGA involves the turns of many pages, but it involves the lucky and honorable features on some rather prestigious pages too. We’ve put together a collection of the biggest press appearances of KGA.
