From the first floor plan to the last lamp shade — one designer, one plan, and a home that works the way you actually live in it.
Full-service means you are not managing this. I handle the plan, the selections, the ordering, the trades, and the install — and you get one point of contact the whole way through. Twenty-one years in real estate before design taught me which choices add value to a home and which just add cost, and that judgment shapes every decision we make together.
A full-service scope covers the whole home — not just the parts that photograph well.
We start with how the room has to function — traffic, storage, sightlines — before a single finish is chosen.
Flooring, tile, counters, paint, and hardware selected as one palette so the whole home reads together.
Custom cabinetry designed around your storage, then detailed and specified for the shop.
Fixture selections and placements coordinated with your electrician and plumber before rough-in.
Furnishings, rugs, window treatments, and art sourced, ordered, and tracked to delivery.
We receive, inspect, place, and style everything so the reveal day is finished, not a to-do list.
Four phases, clear approvals at each one, and no surprises in between.
We walk the space together and talk through how you live in it, what isn’t working, your timeline, and your budget range.
Floor plans, elevations, and a full material palette so you can see the whole home before anything is ordered.
Every finish, fixture, and furnishing specified, priced, and approved — then ordered and tracked.
We coordinate the trades, handle deliveries, and install and style the home so it’s finished on reveal day.
Full-service works best when the scope is real — a whole-home renovation, a new build from the plans stage, or a builder’s selections package that needs to look intentional instead of assembled. If you’re flipping, I’ll tell you where the money actually comes back and where it doesn’t.
Tell me about the space, the timeline, and what you want it to feel like. We’ll go from there.