In the spirit of Thanksgiving, let’s talk kitchens—the heart of the home. As a Boston kitchen designer, I’ve tackled some pretty unforgettable projects. Some are fresh, others historic, and a few date back to my earliest work. While some of these projects no longer grace my portfolio, they hold a special place in my design journey. Let’s dive into some standout spaces from a collection of our work.

Thanksgiving is looming. While many look to quick-fix decor stores for festive touches, our clients focus on planning menus. When your dining room design already shines, there’s no need for pumpkin-shaped vases or other seasonal gimmicks. Sure – we love a good napkin, candlestick, or centerpiece. But well-designed spaces rely on timeless wallpaper, lighting, and furniture. Some holiday-ready dining rooms for you!

Investing in custom cabinets pays off in any renovation or new build. While semi-custom and off-the-shelf options might seem budget-friendly, they often come with design limits and gaps that look “budget.” We love working with local artisans who bring flexibility, faster fixes, and quality. For this project, we teamed up with a millworker in New Hampshire, enjoy their beautiful, unique craftsmanship.

Interior design inspiration isn’t just about trends—it’s about experiences, stories, and connections. For me, the creative process draws from the richness of my travels, the quiet moments in museums, and the treasures unearthed in vintage shops. Living in New England, I’m surrounded by a wellspring of history and natural beauty that shapes my work. These moments become the foundation of our designs.

If you’ve ever been to Stowe, Vermont, you know this charming town buzzes with energy, especially during ski season. From mountain adventures to après-ski fun, it’s everything you want from a quintessential New England escape. Read more to see how custom millwork. vintage furniture and modern elements combine in this mountain retreat.

Welcome to the thrilling saga of turning a brand-new, personality-free house into a warm, inviting mountain retreat in Stowe, Vermont. As a Vermont interior designer, we took on a space that started out with all the charm of a blank canvas—literally, it was just walls. But we didn’t let that stop us. With a bit of vision, and a lot of coffee, we set out to create a spaces that scream comfort, perfect for enjoying the beauty of all seasons.

We came for Eric Church and Noah Kahan but stayed for the history. I always thought all the country’s “firsts” were in Boston, but St. Augustine’s claim as the first colony? Kind of—Wikipedia confirmed it. This Florida gem is now a favorite, with historic architecture, museums, and thousands of steps exploring its charm. Read more for some serious {historic} design inspiration.

We provide interior design services across Greater Boston and New England, including the South Shore, MetroWest, Cape Cod, Rhode Island, Vermont — and beyond. We specialize in blending timeless design with contemporary style. As Boston interior designers, we draw on the region’s architectural history and diverse landscapes to create spaces that feel both authentic and uniquely suited to their surroundings.