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Interior design in Miami-Dade County.
Your home’s architecture and the way you live are the starting points for a Miami-Dade design project. I consider existing details, furniture scale and daily routines together before developing selections. Tell me whether you are furnishing a house, planning an apartment or preparing for a move so we can discuss the scope and confirm availability.
Choose a guide for the questions you have
Miami: Check furniture scale, everyday storage and the information needed for an apartment or house.
Coral Gables: Create a brief around existing details and separate furnishing from proposed building changes.
Miami Beach: Prepare building-access questions and distinguish arrival essentials from later finishing.
Coconut Grove is a neighborhood within Miami; Miami Beach and Coral Gables have separate guides. Use the guide relevant to your property rather than assuming one location implies a particular design style. For an unlisted location, send the address or city to confirm availability.
Bring the property information forward
Your city or neighborhood, property type and available floor plan.
Photos of existing rooms, furniture and details you want to retain.
Any receiving or delivery information supplied by building management.
Your room priorities, target timing and what is still undecided.
Full-service or relocation design?
Full-service interior design coordinates layouts, furnishings and finishes, with purchasing, installation and styling defined in the proposal. Relocation design starts with the furniture you are bringing, its placement and the gaps in the new home.
A conversation and walkthrough help establish the work involved. The proposal defines the rooms, deliverables and design fees, with furnishings, materials and trade services considered separately.
Plan your Miami-Dade project
Share your location, property type and the decisions you need help making. Include any plans or building information you already have and your preferred timing.
