Houston Interior Designer

Full service means we carry the project from the first measurement to the day the last piece is placed. That covers space planning and drawings, every finish and fixture selection, the bid package your contractor prices from, ordering and tracking all the furniture and materials, and managing the install. You are not sourcing tile on a Saturday or chasing a backordered vanity. You approve the design and we run it.

Yes. Most of our work is inside the Houston metro. The studio sits in League City because that is where Jennifer lives, but our projects run from the Museum District and the Heights out through The Woodlands, Pearland, Friendswood, Clear Lake and the Galveston corridor.

Before the slab if you can, and no later than framing. The decisions that matter most are structural: where the windows land, how the kitchen is laid out, whether the primary bath has room for the layout you want. Those get locked in early and get expensive to change later. We regularly sit down with builders during plan review.

Yes, and a lot of our best-known work is exactly that. A single kitchen or a primary bath taken down to the studs is a real project with real drawings, real selections and real construction coordination. It gets the same process a whole home gets.

A paid design consultation. We come to the house, walk the space, and talk through scope, timeline and budget honestly. You leave that meeting with a clear read on what your project involves whether or not you hire us. If it is a fit, we build a proposal from what we learned.

We do, and we prefer it. We produce a bid package your builder can price accurately, we sit in on site meetings, and we handle the questions that come up mid-construction so your builder is not guessing at a finish detail. We also work regularly with builders who bring us in on their own projects.

Both. Furnishings and procurement are part of full service. We specify the pieces, place and track the orders, receive and inspect them, and install everything at once so the room is finished the day you see it rather than arriving in boxes over four months.

Large-scale residential work. Whole-home renovations, major gut projects, and new construction interiors where we are involved from the plans forward. We onboard selectively because full service means real hours on every project, and we would rather give more time to fewer clients.

Design usually runs two to four months before anything is demolished, depending on scope and how quickly selections get approved. Construction is set by your builder and by permitting. A single kitchen or bath is often three to five months end to end. A whole home is commonly nine to eighteen months. Lead times on custom pieces drive more of that schedule than people expect, which is why we specify early.

Fifteen Best of Houzz awards across Design and Service, every year from 2018 through 2026. Jennifer and the firm have been featured by Business of Home, Houzz Magazine, Metropolitan Builder and Tile Club, and the studio was on the cover of Cambria Style in Spring 2025. Every one of those is listed with its year and its source on our Recognition page.