Kenn Gray left his home state of Mississippi at the age of 18 to attend famed Otis/Parsons in Los Angeles, excelling in the private college's prestigious fashion design program. Owner of a decorative painting company called "Paint the Town", Kenn was a sought after artisan to such notables as Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee.
Making his way from Los Angeles to New York City and Paris to continue a now 20 year modeling career, Kenn settled in Boston where his talents in design and art flourished.
Kenn Gray is an award winning artist and has his works in numerous well respected collections in the United States, and was both the owner of Media Gallery (Best of Boston 2001) and was a director at the legendary Judi Rotenberg Gallery on Boston's prime pathway for high style and culture, Newbury Street. Gray also served as Fundraising Chair for the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston for the New Group. Additionally, Gray has been a very influential force in the raising of funds and awareness for mentoring and arts programming for Boston's youth. Chairing countless fundraising events for Big Sister Association of Greater Boston, the ICA, Casting for Recovery, and Boston KIDsmART, where he served as founder and executive director.
Principal of Award winning Kenn Gray Interiors, his contemporary style and forward thinking design, has placed him among the most sought after creators of environments. Gray's unique approach to working with his clients reflects a melding of their personalities, experiences, interests, and lifestyles. Gray brings a fresh and real design prowess to his work.Newest to the Kenn Gray hit list is a collection of handmade jewelry now carried by several exclusive boutiques around the country. Kenn Gray brought his well versed experience and design firm, Kenn Gray Design to Paducah a year ago and offers a broad spectrum of services including full service Wedding and Event Design, Floral and Interior Design and decorative painting.
Kenn Gray has previously appeared on such programs as Travel Channel's "Travel Spies", where he served as the show host and Travel expert; "This Amazing House"; VH1's "101 Craziest TV Moments"; and "Chronicle", and has been seen and/or read about in hundreds of printed publications. Gray was featured as one of Boston's most influential "Players" in Stuff@Night magazine's "Players Issue 2004" and for the second year in Stuff@Night's "Players Issue 2005". Most recently, Gray was named and featured in Boston Magazine as one of the 40 Most Fabulous People, and is authoring a book titled, "How to be Fabulous and Mean It".
Crediting his many interests, talents, leadership skills, and personal style, Gray has thus achieved virtually unprecedented successes in all of his many endeavors.
