Plenty of design firms have a whole-home minimum. We don't. Some of our favorite projects have been a single room done completely right.
- Scope
- One room or a few at a time
- Good first rooms
- Living room, primary suite, dining room, office
- Options
- Full service, or a design plan you carry out
- First step
- A complimentary discovery call
Why one room is a good place to start
One room is a manageable budget, a shorter timeline and a way to find out how we work together. It also tends to set the direction for the rest of the house, so the next room is easier.
What you get
A furniture layout drawn to scale, a color and fabric palette, and selections for furniture, lighting, rugs, window treatments, art and accessories, presented together so you see the whole room at once. Then either we handle ordering and installation, or you take the plan and run with it.
Talk it through with us. A complimentary discovery call is the first step.
Rooms we love to design
Primary suites, where a bench and two chairs can turn a bedroom into a retreat. Dining rooms, which can take more drama than any other room in the house: wallpaper, a statement chandelier, a color you would never paint a kitchen. Home offices, where I like to give each person a room that fits them. See the portfolio for examples.
