Karen Sorin Diamond (1942–2025) was an American interior designer and artist known for her dedication to creating beauty and comfort in living spaces through her business, Diamond Designs. Born on December 28, 1942, in Detroit, Michigan, and raised in Hollywood, Florida, she graduated from South Broward High School in 1960 and earned a Bachelor of Design in interior design from the University of Florida in 1964. Early in her career, she worked for the prestigious H. Chambers Company in Baltimore, Maryland. After marrying Louis Diamond in 1967 and relocating to Lexington, Kentucky, she founded her own interior design business, balancing professional success with raising two sons[1]. In addition to her design career, Karen Diamond was active in her community and deeply committed to music education, as reflected in her support for the Colorado Music Festival & Center for Musical Arts in Boulder, Colorado, where she lived later in life. She passed away on June 25, 2025, remembered for her kindness and lasting impact on those around her[1]. There is also a Colorado-based Karen Diamond noted for her involvement in diverse work including sign language interpreting and entrepreneurship with a product called the P-Mate, as well as connections to art and family life in Colorado since 1976, but this appears to be a different individual[2]. Karen Diamond the artist has exhibited work at venues such as the Garrison Art Center, with her art featured in various exhibitions, though detailed biographical information about her artistic achievements beyond exhibition mentions is limited in the available sources[3][6]. Overall, Karen Sorin Diamond’s legacy is primarily tied to her interior design career, family life, community engagement, and support for music education, with her passing in 2025 marking the conclusion of a life noted for grace and kindness[1].