Stacy McCarthy, CMKBD
PresidentStacy McCarthy DesignStacy McCarthy is a Certified Master Kitchen & Bath Designer and founder of Stacy McCarthy Design, a nationally recognized firm specializing in conceptual planning, renovation, and trauma-informed design. With dual degrees in architectural drafting and art history, she brings over 25 years of experience across luxury showrooms, disaster restoration, multi-family housing, and national brand consulting.
McCarthy has represented premier appliance and plumbing brands and served as Designer Services Manager for Middleby’s Eastern U.S. region. A longtime NKBA leader, she currently serves as President of the South Florida Chapter and was honored as a 2024 national NKBA Design Competition judge. Formerly from California and now based in South Florida, McCarthy is also a CEU author, mother of five, passionate runner, and art lover.
Wine & Design – From Ruin to Renewal: The Role of Design After Disaster (Registration Required)
Join us for light bites and drinks during our VFTI Wine and Design series. This free event is open to VFTI attendees, but advance registration is requ…Join us for light bites and drinks during our VFTI Wine and Design series. This free event is open to VFTI attendees, but advance registration is required as space is limited. When disaster strikes, rebuilding isn’t just about structures, it’s about …Join us for light bites and drinks during our VFTI Wine and Design series. This free event is open to VFTI attendees, but advance registration is required as space is limited. When disaster strikes, rebuilding isn’t just about structures, it’s about resilience, accessibility, and creating spaces ready for every stage of life. This session examines how destruction can open doors for innovation, from designing homes that support recovery and indepe…Join us for light bites and drinks during our VFTI Wine and Design series. This free event is open to VFTI attendees, but advance registration is required as space is limited. When disaster strikes, rebuilding isn’t just about structures, it’s about resilience, accessibility, and creating spaces ready for every stage of life. This session examines how destruction can open doors for innovation, from designing homes that support recovery and independence to incorporating universal features for long-term living. Attendees will gain insight into the challenges of rebuilding after natural disasters, key design strategies for safety and adaptability, and the importance of creating spaces that foster comfort, dignity, and preparedness for the future. Make sure to save your seat early!Show MoreClick the title to see all detailsShow More
