After designing and subcontracting her third home, Amy Crawley put her passion for style and design towards a professional degree. She graduated from the SLCC interior design program in 2005. Soon after, Crawley opened her first design firm here in Utah which she ran for 16 years until she decided to follow her dreams of owning her own store. In the spring of 2019, Crawley made her dream come true when she opened Parkway Avenue Design and Mercantile, a furniture and gift boutique located in Draper. Crawley says her love for working with people has influenced her business greatly. “I absolutely love working with people. I love seeing how happy they are after we finish their project.” Crawley also loves interacting with people that stop by her store. “I want people to come into the store and feel a sense of home, I want them to find that piece that speaks to them and enhances their individual taste and style.”
After designing and subcontracting her third home, Amy Crawley put her passion for style and design towards a professional degree. She graduated from the SLCC interior design program in 2005. Soon after, Crawley opened her first design firm here in Utah which she ran for 16 years until she decided to follow her dreams of owning her own store. In the spring of 2019, Crawley made her dream come true when she opened Parkway Avenue Design and Mercantile, a furniture and gift boutique located in Draper, Utah. Crawley says her love for working with people has influenced her business greatly. “I absolutely love working with people. I love seeing how happy they are after we finish their project.” Crawley also loves interacting with people that stop by her store. “I want people to come into the store and feel a sense of home, I want them to find that piece that speaks to them and enhances their individual taste and style.”