08/19/2026
I've been thinking a lot about what people actually need from an interior designer.
After years of working on homes at different scales, in different cities and in very different ways, I've realized there's a pretty big gap between doing it yourself and handing your entire home over to a full-service design studio.
Sometimes you already have the contractor, you just need someone to make the design decisions and select the finishes they'll execute.
Sometimes you have an architect and builder handling the drawings and construction, but still need someone to develop the interiors and make sure all of those materials, fixtures and details actually work together.
And sometimes there isn't a renovation at all. You have good taste, you know what you like, and you're perfectly happy ordering the furniture yourself, you just need an experienced eye to figure out what belongs where, what works together, and how to make the whole thing feel considered.
The more I've thought about it, the more I've realized that not everyone needs all of interior design.
Sometimes you just need the designer.
So we've been quietly working on a few new ways to work with our studio. Ways that give you access to our experience, perspective and design direction for the part of the process where you actually need it.
They're being added to our studio now, and I'm very excited to finally start sharing them with you.
More soon. 🤍
