Kelsey Loverro

Senior Associate

Kelsey is a Senior Associate and NCIDQ-certified interior designer who brings organization, creativity, and a collaborative spirit to projects of varying types and scales. Since joining LRS in 2014, she has continued to expand her expertise through diverse project experiences, client engagement, presentations, and ongoing professional development.

Kelsey is particularly interested in designing environments that enhance everyday experiences and strengthen the connection between people and place. She is passionate about creating workplaces and multifamily communities that support wellness, encourage collaboration, and foster meaningful interactions. By combining research, strategic thinking, and thoughtful design, she works to create spaces that are both highly functional and emotionally engaging.

Outside the office, Kelsey embraces the balance between busy family life and quiet moments. She can often be found cheering on her kids from the sidelines, working in the garden, escaping into a good book, or exploring new destinations with her family. She believes these experiences keep her curious and continually inspire her approach to design.
Dream job (if you weren’t working here!)?

I have two young kids, so I am most likely shuttling them around town for sports or school events when I am not at work.


Mountains, coast, or desert?

I read more than 50 books every year! I was also a Division I athlete and completed the University of Oregon's five-year accredited Interior Architecture program while cheering for the Ducks all four years.


Drink of choice?

I'm excited by the shift toward "intentional living" in design - creating spaces that encourage people to unplug, spend time together, connect with nature, and prioritize wellness. After years of constant connectivity, people are craving environments that feel authentic, restorative, and built around real human interaction.


Favorite book?

My commute usually includes The Daily from The New York Times and The Weekly Take from CBRE. They're a great way to stay informed on current events, commercial real estate, and industry trends before the workday begins.


What fictional place would you love to visit?

The restroom! I love when it's treated as an extension of the overall design rather than an afterthought. Unexpected finishes, lighting, or a little personality can make a surprisingly memorable impression.


Great design begins with meaningful connection.

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