Originally from Philadelphia, Stacy moved west in 1989 to study anthropology and art history at the University of Arizona and the University of Washington. Growing up as the child of an artist and art dealer, she was surrounded by creativity and encouraged to express her own. Her entrepreneurial spirit emerged early—selling silk-screened tote bags at art fairs by the age of five.

With over 25 years of experience in the rug industry, Stacy excels in custom collaborations with clients. Her design inspiration stems from extensive travel and a deep appreciation for diverse cultures. She has lived in Asia, exploring India and Nepal, the heart of carpet production and studied art history in Italy.

Stacy splits her time between Seattle, Memphis, and Cuenca, Ecuador at her satellite offices.

Kelly Rae is an artist and designer who brings her love of color and pattern to everything she creates. She has a 20+ year career as an abstract painter working with homeowners, interior designers and architects. A few years ago she was looking for a way to blend all her past work experience- painting, fashion, landscape design, and a gallerist- into one creative endeavor. This brought her to interior design. She attended Heritage School of Interior Design and after two years of working with her own design clients she joined Stacy Logan in 2022.

Erika brings an editorial eye to her role at Stacy Logan, where she has been a key team member for eight years. After earning a degree in journalism, she transitioned into the world of designer showrooms. An early shift that sparked a lasting interest in the business of design.

As Director of Product Design & Sourcing, Erika oversees the development of vendor lines and in-house collections, curating a distinct style across all offerings.

Her work takes her across the country for trade shows and internationally to Nepal and India, where she partners with skilled artisans to develop new designs and monitor custom projects. Erika is a trusted resource in bringing both client concepts and product collections to life.