Maggie O'Neill is a renowned artist, designer, and creative entrepreneur based in Washington, D.C. She is widely recognized for her iconic pop impressionist paintings of landmarks and influential leaders in the city. Alongside being an accomplished artist, Maggie is also the co-founder of SWATCHROOM, a distinguished design firm specializing in hospitality.

With her team, she has created remarkable commercial spaces and private residences not only in the Mid-Atlantic region but also across the country and beyond. Their impressive portfolio includes over 40 restaurants and various commercial spaces in cities like Washington, New York, Colorado, Atlanta, Paris, and Dubai.

Maggie's artistic talent has earned her numerous accolades and recognition. She had the honor of personally delivering a portrait to President Obama in 2012, and her artwork, "DC Uncle Sam," was featured on the front page of The New York Times in 2014.

Passionate about her hometown, Maggie believes that color is the answer and that art has the power to foster connection and conversation worldwide. Her work reflects her commitment to creating spaces and artworks that inspire and engage people on a profound level.

To learn more about Maggie's incredible journey, you can watch her TEDx Talk titled "What if color is the answer?"