You wouldn’t expect a 6,000 square foot studio which includes a 1000 square foot design center that features a mix of French Country and British Colonial with delightful surprises in between to be in Goshen, Indiana.
As seen in Architectural Digest, Deborah Carpenter, ASID, of Sweet Water Interiors brings tailor made design, refreshing creativity, and style that captures the essence of her clients.
“We work hard to design spaces for our clients that express their unique personality, meet their requirements of comfort and blend new concepts with existing furnishings.” Visit this wonderful showroom located in a historic vacated lumberyard in the midst of an environment full of true artists and the local Farmer’s Market. You will get a glimpse of the style that makes Sweet Water Interiors so popular with residential and commercial clients.
Whether it is a new accent piece, window treatments, fabric, color themes, furniture or if you are building a new home, let Sweet Water Interiors introduce you to the power of the possibilities.
Sweet Water Interiors has been seen in the January issue of Architectural Digest as an 
outstanding interior designer of the Midwest 2001, then again in January 2004 in Inside Interests, The Midwest Collection. Architectural Digest is the result of recent growth and commitment to providing outstanding interiors.
1800’s building that has kept a number of it’s quaint features from a humble start as a lumber yard and warehouse to it’s present day mixture of old rough sawed timbers, floors and brick to the heavy textured walls with mixed colors that highlight the French Country front entry. This is a must see shoppe that shows how a structure can be transformed to a very exciting functional space.
