FAQ

Interior design is the art and science of understanding people's behavior to create functional spaces within a building, while interior decorating is the furnishing or adorning of a space with decorative elements to achieve a certain aesthetic. In short, interior designers may decorate, but usually decorators do not design. I'm an Interior Designer with 25+ years of experience working on space planning and structural execution, remodeling spaces and working on interior new builds alongside architects. I'm also an experienced Interior Decorator. I have done numerous residential décor projects throughout my career. Since moving to Utah I have helped several real estate investors stage to sell and decorate their investments for short-term rental. I work with my clients providing them with interior design services and when the project is ready, I usually work hand in hand providing them décor services, too.

The cost of our services varies based on the project's scope and design complexity. We offer an initial consultation to discuss your vision and provide a tailored estimate.

We proudly serve residential and commercial clients across Utah, including Salt Lake City and Wasatch Counties.

We offer a comprehensive range of interior design and décor services, including space planning, color consultation, furniture and furnishing selections, full remodels, project management, and installation.

Interior Designers focus on designing interior elements such as space flow, style, and material selection, adding aesthetic value. Architects, on the other hand, create detailed structural drawings and ensure buildings meet required codes. While architects often design with a broader perspective, Interior Designers delve into finer details, coordinating furnishings with architectural finishes. Both professionals collaborate, each bringing their expertise to the project, supporting each other to achieve the best results.

I believe if the project is a new build, an Architect is a must have. Architects primarily focus on defining the big picture – exterior façade, building form, building structure, exterior landscape, etc. However, when doing a remodel, an Architect takes a back seat as a remodel cannot be planned and executed as a new build. It is always a discovery and adapting to the terrain, so to speak. It is very important to work alongside a Structural Engineer instead. The Interior Designer is the key or the binder between the big picture painted by the Structural Engineer, The GC who is going to be implementing the updates and the owner of the project that has the big picture idea of what is wanted but doesn’t know how to quite execute on it and get it done. So, depending on the type of project you have you may need all or you may need one. It is a very project specific answer.

Our design process starts with an initial consultation to discuss your project and design needs. We then create a customized design plan tailored to your specific requirements and budget. Finally, we provide the necessary products and services to bring your vision to life.