Clea Shearer Bio, Age, Family, Husband, Children, The Home Edit, Net-worth

Clea Shearer Biography

A native of Nashville Tennessee, Clea Shearer is a home organization expert where together with Joanna Teplia are co-founders of The Home Edit.

Clea Shearer Age

Shearer was born on February 1, 1982, in Los Angeles California.

Clea Shearer Height

Shearer has a height of 5 feet 7 inches.

Clea Shearer Education

Shearer schooled at Parsons Schools of Design in New York and graduated in 2004 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and Design Management.

Clea Shearer Family

Shearer is the daughter of the late Robert Cummings and a sister to Dashiell Driscoll. Dashiell is a writer and a narrator of the hit web comedy ‘Zack Morris Is Trash”. The family is believed to be associated with Nathan Cummings Organisation.

Clea Shearer Husband

Shearer is married to John Shearer. Clea and John tied the knot in May 2009. Her husband, John, works as an entertainment and music photographer.

Clea Shearer Children

Both Shearer and her husband, John are blessed with two kids; a daughter named Stella Blue born on March 25, 2011, and a boy Sutton Gray born on April 18, 2014.

Clea Shearer Profession

Shearer began working after graduating in 2004 as a PR for a coach in New York and later Saks Fifth Avenue. Clea has also worked at GUESS, MySpace, and The RealReal thereafter.

Shearer also worked as a freelance marketing consultant for clients like the Demi and Ashton Foundation, Spin Media, Nickelodeon, MTV, A&E, and Pepsi. After relocating to Nashville, she worked as director for the local interior design firm, Laurel and Wolf.

Clea Shearer The Home Edit

Shearer and Joanna Teplin founded The Home Edit back in 2015 where they met through a mutual friends and decided to venture into business together just after hours of meeting.

Clea Shearer Book

Shearer and her co-founder released their first book in 2019 ‘A Guide For Organizing and Realizing your House Goals ‘which became a New York Timer bookseller. The book focused on guiding readers to organize major spots in their homes like pantries and bookshelves.