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Design Philosophy
New ideas and products are constantly being developed and introduced to the market. In order to offer the best solutions to her clients, she has always felt the importance of taking continuing education classes along with classes from various suppliers and vendors. Over the years, she has taken courses in fire safe design, universal design, kitchen and bath design, color, lighting, counter top materials, business practices, cabinets, antiques, and oriental rugs, just to name a few.
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Rebecca B. Compton graduated from Winthrop College(now University)with a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design in 1983. After graduation, she was hired as the first design assistant in the Campus Planning and Design Department at Winthrop. Her primary job was to assist with a major remodel and update of the President’s mansion on campus. After leaving Winthrop, Rebecca spent four years employed by kitchen and bath design firms in Columbia and Sumter, then became part of Morehouse-Compton Interiors for three years before opening her own firm, Rebecca B. Compton Interiors in the fall of 1990. After twelve years (and four children during that time), Rebecca closed her business to take a much needed break. In the summer of 2005, Rebecca joined Gallery 406, which her husband, Mike, had opened in the fall of 2004, and added the interior design and custom cabinetry component to the business. In the fall of 2009, the store was closed, and the business was renamed Gallery 406 Interiors to better reflect the personal service offered to her clients. During her twenty-eight plus years as an interior designer, Rebecca has worked on projects throughout SC.