The president of San Francisco-based Warren Sheets Design, Inc. (WSD), Warren Sheets is an artistic and visionary interior designer known for his hands-on approach and meticulous attention to detail. He has overseen WSD for nearly 30 years, accruing a diverse portfolio of high-end residential and commercial projects located across the country, including New York, Palm Beach, Chicago and Beverly Hills.

With decades of experience and training, as well as a decidedly client-centric approach, Sheets has orchestrated many creative successes, earning international recognition and marquee clients – from luxury homes to posh hotels to exclusive private country clubs – in the process. A sampling of his company's completed projects include: San Diego's award-winning Grand Del Mar Resort and its critically acclaimed signature restaurant, Addison; an historic lodge, as well as a collection of 43 custom homes at Kootenai Estates in Montana; a luxury downtown Chicago townhome; an antique car salon and museum in Florida; The Vintage and The Eldorado Country Clubs in Indian Wells, Calif.; and Villa del Lago, a $57 million mansion located on the only 13-acre property above Pelican Hill Resort on the Newport Coast.

A longtime partner at Warren Sheets Design, Inc., veteran interior designer Sharon Regan has collaborated with company founder Warren Sheets for more than 20 years. Together, Regan and Sheets have masterminded an exciting portfolio of high-end projects, among them membership-only country clubs, celebrity residences, corporate jets, mega-yachts, hotels, offices, penthouses, antique car salons and private museums.

Regan initially honed her skills in the hospitality industry, and started her career working for Hilton Hotels Corporation's interior design department, designing beautifully appointed lobbies, restaurants, guest rooms and VIP suites for luxury properties nationwide. During her 10-year tenure with Hilton, she completed such high-profile projects as the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.; the Waldorf=Astoria in New York City, the San Francisco Hilton and the famed Hilton Hawaiian Village in Honolulu.

Responsible for each and every drawing and detail created by the firm, John McCammon has been art director for Warren Sheets Design for nearly 20 years. In this capacity, he serves as director of CAD services, and establishes how design concepts will be executed – creating the architectural drawings necessary to implement those ideas and overseeing a staff of architects, CAD technicians and architectural interior designers.

With a broad and extensive background in classical architecture and design, he has created more than 5,000 drawing details during his tenure with WSD, and maintains the firm's extensive library of original stone, millwork, ironwork, molding, carved panels, and interior and exterior details, as well as a collection of his own original furniture designs.

Carrie Schulte began her career with Warren Sheets Design more than 10 years ago, and quickly climbed the ranks within the company. As director of design, she is in charge of implementing all design concepts and criteria set forth by Warren Sheets and his partner, Sharon Regan. Additionally, she oversees the firm's project managers to ensure projects are delivered on time and on budget. She also is charged with finding new sources and artisans throughout the country and abroad, and interfaces between the manufacturer representatives, fabric showrooms and firm principals to unearth new and compelling materials for use in upcoming projects.

Throughout her tenure with WSD, Schulte has acted as the director of design for numerous projects in California, Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Texas, Illinois, New York, North Carolina, Florida, England, Italy and Cabo San Lucas, working on more than 100 custom residences, as well as numerous country clubs and hotel projects, including The Grand Del Mar Resort & Spa and Kootenai Estates.