Natasha Rocca Devine (NRD)

Natasha founder of NRD Design Studio is award-winning interior architect, author, and media contributor. NRD Studio since launching in 2017 has received over 25 industry awards, including an award for the recent Sand Wood Showhome and a National Property Award nomination for ‘Sustainably Chic’ project, while the studio is working on ‘Auburn Woods’ and ‘Sand Wood’ showhomes. In 2024, the EIR Power of Women Awards by VIP Magazine named Natasha as a finalist in the lifestyle category for her media and design work.

A career spanning Ireland, London, Los Angeles, Boston, Italy and Ireland has led to expertise in design, media, and property. Academic achievements include a Masters in Journalism and Media Communications from Griffith College Dublin and a second Masters in Interior Design + Architecture from KLC School of Design, London. Along with further studies in Italy, America and Ireland.

NRD Design Studio specialises in commercial design, showhome design, and staging, including consultancy design services. Along with guest speaking, workshops, radio and TV. Clients include Hollybrook Homes, Knight Frank, Owen Reilly and various clients in Ireland and globally for design and media.

Natasha’s work has been featured on TV Shows such as; RTE One’s ‘Find Me A Home’, ‘The Salvage Squad’ on Virgin Media and ‘The Climate Challenge’ – Coming soon. Regular contributions feature on The Home Show with Sinead Ryan – Newstalk, in The Irish Examiner, The Sunday Business Post, The Sunday Independent, The Times, RSVP, VIP Magazine and online. Natasha has also produced and co-hosted a podcast and digital series, ‘Space To Grow Podcast’ and the second series with Lisa Cannon.

Natasha has written ‘The Step by Step Guide to Designing & Styling Your Home’ which launched in 2023, alongside the creation of Silk Prestige flowers by Natasha Rocca Devine and two sold-out limited-edition sustainable candles in collaboration with Irish candlemakers La Bougie.

Sustainability and philanthropy is at the core of Natasha’s work, influencing both her design practice and media work. These include designing a boutique for Fashion Relief for Breast Cancer Ireland, The Big Idea programme in Irish schools, and working with Former Vice-President Al Gore’s Climate Reality Project. Her work promotes ethical, local production and responsible design.