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Roy C. Eure, Jr.
Interior Designer, Allied Member ASID
Roy Calvin Eure Interior Design opened for business on August 23, 2005 at 204 W. Front St., in the J.H. Turner
Building, in Historic Downtown Hattiesburg. Prior to opening his first independent practice, Roy had the privilege of
working for several well known Memphis design firms, such as William R. Eubanks Interior Design, Inc., Warner F.
Moore Interior Design and Bradford W. Collier Interior Design.
"I have been a student of design and worked in design related occupations for most of my life in addition to holding two
degrees in art and design. As a child, I entertained my parents by rearranging our family's furniture at home almost
weekly. The design of an interior environment is rewarding for me due to the multifaceted challenge of each new
project. It is a composition in three dimensions, like sculpture really, yet with a myriad and unique set of functional
requirements which must be considered for the space to be successful. It is my mission to create aesthetically
pleasing interiors, but also an environment with consideration of your lifestyle, protection for your general health and/or
physical needs, and the functional needs of your office and your family's home."
Recognizing Hattiesburg as a fantastic place to live, work, play, learn and to raise a family, Roy returned to Hattiesburg
in the Spring of 2005 after living and working in Memphis for 10 years. "I am a fourth generation Hattiesburg native and
I have never wavered in my belief in the potential of this city. I believe strongly in the potential of the downtown area,
Hattiesburg's historical heart. I have returned to proudly participate in the continued growth, prosperity and
preservation of Hattiesburg, my home town." Nationally, there exists a trend of reclamation of historic downtown areas
as cities return to their roots following the seemingly endless suburban sprawl of recent decades. The growing
interest in downtown Hattiesburg is no exception.
Roy makes his home in the Oaks neighborhood of downtown Hattiesburg. He was a member of the board of the Oaks
Historic District Neighborhood Association from 2007-2009, a member of the board of directors, 2008, for the Historic
Downtown Hattiesburg Association in 2008-2009, served as Membership Director of the South Central Chapter of the
American Society of Interior Designers from 2008-2009 and was a Member of the Board for the Partners of the Arts for
the University of Southern Mississippi from 2008-2009. Roy was appointed to the Hattiesburg Historic Conservation
Commission by Mayor Johnny L. DuPree, PhD in August of 2007, where he served for two years.
Interior Designer, Allied Member ASID
Roy Calvin Eure Interior Design opened for business on August 23, 2005 at 204 W. Front St., in the J.H. Turner
Building, in Historic Downtown Hattiesburg. Prior to opening his first independent practice, Roy had the privilege of
working for several well known Memphis design firms, such as William R. Eubanks Interior Design, Inc., Warner F.
Moore Interior Design and Bradford W. Collier Interior Design.
"I have been a student of design and worked in design related occupations for most of my life in addition to holding two
degrees in art and design. As a child, I entertained my parents by rearranging our family's furniture at home almost
weekly. The design of an interior environment is rewarding for me due to the multifaceted challenge of each new
project. It is a composition in three dimensions, like sculpture really, yet with a myriad and unique set of functional
requirements which must be considered for the space to be successful. It is my mission to create aesthetically
pleasing interiors, but also an environment with consideration of your lifestyle, protection for your general health and/or
physical needs, and the functional needs of your office and your family's home."
Recognizing Hattiesburg as a fantastic place to live, work, play, learn and to raise a family, Roy returned to Hattiesburg
in the Spring of 2005 after living and working in Memphis for 10 years. "I am a fourth generation Hattiesburg native and
I have never wavered in my belief in the potential of this city. I believe strongly in the potential of the downtown area,
Hattiesburg's historical heart. I have returned to proudly participate in the continued growth, prosperity and
preservation of Hattiesburg, my home town." Nationally, there exists a trend of reclamation of historic downtown areas
as cities return to their roots following the seemingly endless suburban sprawl of recent decades. The growing
interest in downtown Hattiesburg is no exception.
Roy makes his home in the Oaks neighborhood of downtown Hattiesburg. He was a member of the board of the Oaks
Historic District Neighborhood Association from 2007-2009, a member of the board of directors, 2008, for the Historic
Downtown Hattiesburg Association in 2008-2009, served as Membership Director of the South Central Chapter of the
American Society of Interior Designers from 2008-2009 and was a Member of the Board for the Partners of the Arts for
the University of Southern Mississippi from 2008-2009. Roy was appointed to the Hattiesburg Historic Conservation
Commission by Mayor Johnny L. DuPree, PhD in August of 2007, where he served for two years.
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Hattiesburg, MS 39401 email@roycalvineure.com 10 am - 5 pm
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Hattiesburg, MS 39401 email@roycalvineure.com 10 am - 5 pm
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his Airedale
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