Home Renovation Interior Design in South Florida
A renovation puts a hundred decisions in front of you at once: which walls move, which tile, which faucet, what stays. Home renovation interior design is about making those decisions in the right order, before anyone starts building.
Where renovations go wrong
Usually in the gap between ideas and drawings. Finishes get picked one at a time, the contractor fills in whatever is missing, and the furniture comes last and doesn't fit the room it was meant for.
What I take on
- One design for the whole home: layout, finishes, lighting, built-ins and cabinetry, and furniture decided together
- Drawings and selections your contractor can price and build from
- Options laid out side by side, so you're choosing instead of searching
- My honest opinion on what's worth changing and what to leave alone
Your contractor runs the construction. The design, the selections, and the furniture are mine.
Renovations I designed
- Medley, the Pool House: a 4,200 square foot full renovation design, from new wall layouts and a replanned kitchen to every material and piece of furniture. Antonio Diaz, the owner: "I never had to ask him to change anything. His taste is just on point." See the project
- Doral, the Courtyard House: 3,600 square feet for a family relocating from Venezuela, with new floors, walls moved, a new kitchen, and a new stair rail. Gabriela Agreda: "He was always available to answer our questions and made sure we felt involved, even from far away." See the project
- Las Olas, Jackson Tower: a full renovation of a roughly 3,000 square foot condo built for hosting. See the project
Not living here during the work?
Plenty of renovations happen while the owner is somewhere else. Presentations happen over video and updates come to you, so the design keeps moving. More on that here.
The best time to call is before demolition starts, while everything can still change.