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Community Highlights: Meet Heather Stewart of Fetch and Style – Home Decor

Today we’d like to introduce you to Heather Stewart.

Hi Heather, thanks for joining us today. We’d love for you to start by introducing yourself.
I founded Smoking Gun Media in 2006 with the belief that marketing should be both creative and accountable—beautiful campaigns backed by measurable results. In the early days, I had the privilege of working with brands like Disney, Mazda, and Samsung, which gave me a front-row seat to the power of aligning storytelling, technology, and strategy.

Over time, I shifted my focus to lifestyle and e-commerce brands, helping them unlock new revenue streams, triple their leads, and in some cases grow by more than 300%. I thrive on stepping into situations where a brand feels “stuck” and showing them what’s possible with the right mix of design, data, and digital strategy.

With more than 20 years in marketing, I’ve built a career on transforming brands from “meh” to magnificent. My background bridges Disney magic with metaverse innovation, and I’ve developed deep expertise in both home décor and gaming/virtual worlds. From scrappy startups to Fortune 500s, I’ve become a kind of brand translator—turning product dreams into irresistible campaigns. Along the way, I’ve worked with clients like Disney Home, Eddie Bauer Home, Hunter Douglas, and Toyota, while also helping emerging startups secure more than $15M in funding.

That same passion sparked my latest venture, Fetch & Style—an AI-powered spatial commerce platform that reimagines how people shop for their homes. It bridges the gap between inspiration and confident purchase decisions, allowing someone to snap a photo of their room, explore design ideas, and instantly shop products that fit their style and space.

At the heart of both Smoking Gun Media and Fetch & Style is the same mission: to remove friction, create clarity, and help brands and customers experience growth in ways that feel natural, exciting, and transformative.

I’m sure it wasn’t obstacle-free, but would you say the journey has been fairly smooth so far?
It definitely hasn’t been a smooth road. One of the biggest challenges came during my time working with 3 Day Blinds. When the company made the tough decision to close many of its retail showrooms, it could have been devastating for sales. Instead, we had to completely rethink the customer journey—shifting focus from in-store experiences to digital channels. We built on-demand printing systems, reimagined product storytelling online, and leaned heavily into licensed collections with Disney, MLB, and Nickelodeon to capture attention in new ways.

That experience taught me the importance of resilience and reinvention. Closures that could have felt like an ending actually forced us to innovate and expand into channels that delivered even greater reach and revenue. It was a reminder that smooth roads don’t make strong leaders—pivots and pressure do.

With Fetch & Style, I carry those lessons forward. When challenges come up—whether it’s fundraising, market education, or tech hurdles—I try to see them less as obstacles and more as catalysts for building something smarter.

As you know, we’re big fans of Fetch and Style – Home Decor. For our readers who might not be as familiar what can you tell them about the brand?
Fetch & Style is my newest venture, and it’s something I’m incredibly excited about because it solves a problem I’ve seen in the home décor industry for years. Shopping for your home has always been filled with uncertainty—measuring, guessing, and hoping things will fit or match. Fetch & Style removes that friction entirely.

It’s an AI-powered spatial commerce platform that combines the inspiration of Pinterest, the configurability of The Sims, and the commerce engine of affiliate-driven match-backs. A user can simply snap a photo of their room, explore design ideas in 3D, and instantly shop multi-brand products that fit their style and space. Unlike other platforms solving yesterday’s problems, Fetch & Style is solving tomorrow’s with the first multi-brand spatial commerce platform built around how people actually want to shop for their homes. As my advisor and 30-year industry expert Chad Smith put it: “Consumers have been conditioned to accept uncertainty in home design—measuring, guessing, hoping it fits. Fetch & Style removes that friction entirely.”

What I’m most proud of brand-wise is how Fetch & Style makes the shopping experience delightful while also helping brands grow. On one side, consumers get clarity and confidence in their design choices. On the other, retailers and designers gain a powerful new channel to showcase products in context, convert inspiration into action, and build stronger customer relationships.

At its core, Fetch & Style is about reimagining how people fall in love with their homes—using AI, data, and design to make the process seamless, shoppable, and inspiring.

So maybe we end on discussing what matters most to you and why?
What matters most to me is empowerment—empowering people, employing people, and creating opportunities that ripple beyond business. I’ve always believed that when you give someone the tools, support, and confidence to succeed, you’re not just building a company, you’re strengthening families and communities.

I’m equally passionate about using my platforms to educate and shine a light on causes and movements that drive positive change. Whether it’s through sustainable design, community initiatives, or socially conscious marketing, I want the work I do to extend beyond profit and have an impact that people can feel in their daily lives.

At the end of the day, business is about more than metrics. It’s about people—their livelihoods, their stories, and the communities they support. That’s the heartbeat behind everything I build, from Smoking Gun Media to Fetch & Style.

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