We offer full-service interior design for residential and small commercial spaces, including space planning, color consultation, furniture sourcing, kitchen and bath design, material selection, and project management.

Yes! Whether you need help with a single room refresh or a full-home remodel, we can create a plan that fits your budget and design goals.

Costs vary by scope, scale, and materials. For small room refreshes expect lower budgets; full-room redesigns and full-home renovations are higher. Nationwide guidance shows wide ranges (small projects a few hundred to several thousand, full projects often several thousand to tens of thousands) — we’ll give a personalized estimate after an initial consultation based on your goals and timeline.

Our process begins with a discovery consultation (virtual or in-person). We develop a concept and visuals, refine selections with your feedback, create construction documents and procurement lists, and manage installation. We keep you involved at key decision points and communicate timelines and budget updates throughout.

Yes — we offer virtual consultations, digital design boards, and sourcing lists for clients who prefer to implement with a local contractor or on their own. Virtual services are a common and effective option for clients outside Gainesville or who want a hybrid approach.

Absolutely. We collaborate with your contractor or recommend trusted local trades (carpenters, electricians, tile and cabinet installers). We provide clear drawings and specifications so contractors in Gainesville can price and execute the work efficiently. (Working with your contractor reduces surprises and speeds timelines.)

Timelines depend on scope. A single-room refresh typically takes 4–8 weeks (design → procurement → install). Larger remodels or new construction projects commonly run longer because of lead times for materials and contractor schedules. We’ll provide a tailored timeline during the consultation.

Great question. For the first consult, have examples of styles you like (photos or Pinterest), a rough budget or budget range, and any measurements/floor plans you have. You can start by answering a few questions about your project here so your consultation is productive.