I work with homeowners, developers, and small businesses to design thoughtful interior spaces across residential, multifamily, and boutique commercial projects. Projects range from private homes and apartment renovations to lobbies, common spaces, and small business interiors.

Material board with fabric and finish samples for an interior design project in Portland, Maine

Services include:

  • Space planning and furniture layouts

  • Concept development and material/finish selections for kitchens, baths, and interiors

  • Lighting planning and fixture selection

  • Furniture and decorative selections

  • Coordination with contractors and trades

  • Procurement, installation, and final styling

Visual design tools such as mood boards, mockups, 2D floor plans, elevations, and 3D models are used as needed to communicate design ideas and guide the project.

You are in the right place if you…

  • don’t feel like your home quite represents who you are and isn’t living up to it’s full potential.

  • are someone with great taste, but not quite sure how to pull your space together.

  • are a busy professional and need someone else to manage your renovation.

  • own or manage a small business, multifamily property, or shared building space and want the interior to better reflect the people who use it.

  • want help creating welcoming lobbies, common areas, or customer-facing spaces that feel thoughtful and cohesive.

residential interior designer who works with homes in southern maine

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Residential Interior Design Services

I work with you on your project big or small, on a new build, renovation or redesign of a single room. Whether you have existing pieces of furniture/decor/fixtures/finishes already or you are starting from scratch.

Fill out the Inquiry Form to start a conversation about your project today!

Commercial Interior Design Services

These services are for developers, property owners, and small businesses. Whether you're updating an office, refreshing a lobby or common space, or creating a retail or café environment, I’ll work with you to design a space that is both functional and visually engaging, enhancing the experience for employees, customers, and residents alike.

Fill out the inquiry form to start a conversation about your project today.

FAQs

Do you work with my budget?

Yes! I work within your budget, big or small. No matter the budget, I help you sort out what can and can not be done and what is most important to you. We figure out what we can do to make the biggest impact, and where you may want to save.

Do you have your own team of tradespeople?

No, I work independently and collaborate with the tradespeople you trust. I’ll provide design guidance, detailed plans and specifications, and support throughout the process to ensure your team can execute the design smoothly.

How do you approach a design project?

Every client and every project is unique. It is my goal to work with you to create a space that is right for you. I get to know you and learn about how you live and use your space.

Function. Firstly I look to identify how you use or wish to use the particular space and what can be done to improve the functions the space is intended to fill. All of the practical needs. What is working right now? What isn’t working?

Feel. We also explore how you would like to feel in the space. Is the goal to feel energized and inspired or perhaps relaxed and peaceful? What are your goals for this space?

Surroundings. I assess the possibilities of your space while also considering the surroundings and the building/house as a whole as I believe these things should have an impact on how we design a space in order for it to feel authentic and intentional rather than out of place.

Aesthetic. We will work together to get a good understanding of your design aesthetic (or your branding/business identity, if commercial), what you like and what you don’t like. I like to use Pinterest as a visual communication tool for this.

What does the process look like?

Depending on the service and project the process will look a little different. These are the key phases:

  1. Design Concept. Initial meeting, site visit, taking the time to learn about your needs, goals, and aesthetic (see previous FAQ). The overall look and feel is shaped. Mood boards, inspiration, layout options, initial sourcing ideas.

  2. Design Development. Sourcing selections, detailed floor plans, budgeting, and documents for execution. Presentation of detailed plan for final approval.

  3. Implementation. Procurement, contractor coordination, installation and final styling.