How Does Our Pricing Structure Work?
With the exception of our Refresh, Design Consultation and Paint Selection services, we use a flat-fee design model tailored to each project. This ensures clients know their investment upfront, avoiding surprises from hourly billing. Why flat-fee? Because once we dive into your project, our creative process never stops, and it’s hard to put a time-based value on that level of focus and thought.

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What Is Our Design Process?
We start with a discovery call, followed by an on-site visit to see your space and discuss your vision. This visit helps us get to know you and gather the insight needed for a customized proposal.  Once you approve our proposal and pay our design fee, we begin the design phase. Depending on the project size, you can expect a completed design plan within 6-8 weeks.  Once approved, your investment towards fixtures and furnishings is collected so we can place orders on your behalf.  Installation timelines vary based on product selections and availability.  Have a tight timeline? Let’s chat, and we’ll do our best to meet your deadline!

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How Did You Get Started Doing This Type of Work?
My design skills are deeply rooted in creative problem-solving, honed over years of experience in startup environments where innovation was key. Interior design is my second career, a continuation of the foundation I built while designing my own commercial spaces as a business owner in a different industry. Creating intentional, aesthetically aligned spaces that reflected my brand became a top priority.  I saw first hand how interior design could communicate a story and evoke emotion.  Since then, I’ve overseen multiple residential projects.  I hold a dual Bachelor's Degree in Women's and Environmental Studies and am pursuing an Interior Design Certificate from Parsons School of Art and Design. 

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What Types Of Clients Have You Worked With?
I’ve had the privilege of working with a diverse range of clients, each with their own unique stories and goals. Getting to know my clients personally is a priority, as it allows me to tailor my designs to their specific needs.

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What Advice Would You Give A Potential Client?
Interior design is a luxury service, and you’re investing in both the creative vision and practical expertise of your designer. Trusting them will allow them to achieve the best result.

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What Questions Should Clients Think Through Before Moving Forward?

"How do I want to feel in this space?"

"What functional elements am I currently missing?"

"If I took on this project myself, how much would it cost me in time and effort? What results could I realistically achieve without professional help?"

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