Mary Welch Fox Stasik Bio, Age, Husband, Kids, HGTV, Breaking Bland

Mary Welch Fox Stasik Biography

Mary Welch Fox Stasik is an American interior design and television personality. She is the host of HGTV’s: Breaking Bland and owner of Mary Welch Fox  Design.

Mary Welch Fox Age

She was born on November 30, 1981 in Knoxville, Tennesse.

Mary Welch Fox Stasik Height

She stands at a height of 5 feet 6 inches tall.

Mary Welch Fox Education

Welch has a bachelor of science degree in Interior Design from Colorado State University. She is CIDA Accredited. She also attended Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute where she studied acting.

Mary Welch Fox Stasik Husband

Mary is married to Ryan Stasik who is a rock star bassist. He founded his band Umphrey’s McGee at the University of Notre Dame. During his spare time he is also a pianist.

She has traveled with her husband which she says has provided her with the opportunity to meet all kinds of people which has helped her find a deeper understanding while talking to her clients.

“It has provided us the opportunity to meet all kinds of people from all over the place, which has helped me find a deeper understanding when I’m talking to my clients.”

Mary Welch Fox Children

Fox together with her husband has two daughters together; Amelia “Punky” West Stasik and Micky Simone Stasik.

Mary Welch Fox Interior Design

Fox is an interior designer who is the founder of Mary Welch Fox Design. According to their website the company “creates a unique expression of art, creativity, and comfort that turns any space or setting into a vibe!”

She had a passion for interior design since she was young. During an interview with WBIR, she revealed that when she was young her father allowed her to redo her room.

“My dad let me redo my room here in Knoxville. One of my friend’s moms was an interior designer. She helped me sit down and put together how you would do a bed, how you would do drapes, how you would do all the things and I’m like that’s so cool.”

After the experience, she loved the creativity and knew she wanted to pursue interior design but didn’t know where to start. She went to school to study biology but later switched majors to interior design.

Mary Welch Fox Stasik Breaking Bland

Mary is the host of HGTV’s Braking Bland alongside co-host John Frick. The series set in Charleston, S.C., help clients find their perfect design match for their dream homes.

She joined HGTV after a local production company RIVR Media noticed her beautiful house. The company came calling to shoot a sizzle, a pilot, and eventually a show. That’s when HGTV picked it up.

Fox had moved to Charleston, South Carolina and wanted to renovate their house which they bought while it was in bad shape. It had black mold, termites, wood rot and asbestos. Builders encouraged her to tear the house down she wanted the house.

Mary Welch Fox Stasik Net worth

Her net worth is under review,

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