Reagan Hamilton
Interior Design Professional
University of North Texas – College of Visual Arts and Design
Reagan is an Interior Design Professional in GFF’s Interiors Design Studio, contributing to a range of projects within both the Interior Design and Faith & Community Studios. She also serves as the studio’s Rep Coordinator, managing CEU sessions and product presentations for the design team.
A graduate of the University of North Texas, Reagan earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design with a minor in Art History, graduating Summa Cum Laude in 2025. During her time at UNT, she served as President of the Interior Design Student Alliance and participated in several professional organizations including IIDA, NEWH, and IDS. She also studied abroad in Funchal, Portugal, attending the International Design Workshop GIDE.
Reagan is passionate about how design interacts with the natural environment, using light, texture, and materiality to create spaces that foster connection and a sense of place. Her senior capstone project, Salt + Light, explored how thoughtful design within a church youth center can deepen spiritual connection and belonging.
An active member of the design community, Reagan serves on the IIDA Dallas City Center Board as Campus Co-Chair. Outside of work, she enjoys diamond painting, spending time with her malti-poo, and going on cruises with her family.
Reagan is an Interior Design Professional in GFF’s Interiors Design Studio, contributing to a range of projects within both the Interior Design and Faith & Community Studios. She also serves as the studio’s Rep Coordinator, managing CEU sessions and product presentations for the design team.
A graduate of the University of North Texas, Reagan earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design with a minor in Art History, graduating Summa Cum Laude in 2025. During her time at UNT, she served as President of the Interior Design Student Alliance and participated in several professional organizations including IIDA, NEWH, and IDS. She also studied abroad in Funchal, Portugal, attending the International Design Workshop GIDE.
Reagan is passionate about how design interacts with the natural environment, using light, texture, and materiality to create spaces that foster connection and a sense of place. Her senior capstone project, Salt + Light, explored how thoughtful design within a church youth center can deepen spiritual connection and belonging.
An active member of the design community, Reagan serves on the IIDA Dallas City Center Board as Campus Co-Chair. Outside of work, she enjoys diamond painting, spending time with her malti-poo, and going on cruises with her family.