William Peacock was recruited by Ralph Lauren as the Assistant Creative Director for the Washington D.C. Market. During this time he worked with the local antique dealers and floral designers creating the continual installations refreshing the appearance of the stores while maintaining the brands image. Within five years of his service, he was promoted on a national level and relocated to Ralph Lauren’s Corporate Office in New York City. His new position as the Manager of Creative Services allowed William’s inner desire and passion for interior design and the creation of environments evolve with redesigning the national boutique locations while maintaining the Madison Avenue flagship store. While at Ralph Lauren, he was approached with an offer to design costume and semi precious jewelry. His designs progressed into an award-winning partnership that endured for years with his work being published in Vanity Fair, Entertainment Week His experience in interiors at Ralph Lauren and a highly successful career in jewelry design provided him the ability to blend colors, fabrics and textures while maintaining form and function. This rather unique path led him to South Florida in the mid 1990's where he found himself in demand creating interiors for a diverse Floridian and South American clientele. William’s work has been widely recognized, & he has been voted one of the “Top 100 Designers in Florida" by Florida International Design magazine for three consecutive years.ly and Metropolitan magazines.