Interior Designer in Fort Lauderdale
I'm a residential interior designer working in Fort Lauderdale, mostly on condos, waterfront homes, and second homes for people who aren't here every week.
You bring the taste. I take the hundreds of design decisions off your plate and keep you updated from wherever you are.
Fort Lauderdale homes I know well
Most of my local work sits within a few miles of Las Olas. A full renovation of a Jackson Tower condo on Las Olas Boulevard, about 3,000 square feet. A private home in Victoria Park built around a double-height stone fireplace. An oceanfront apartment on the Galt Mile, where the view does half the work. And model interiors for a collection of 11 townhomes at White Lotus.
Different buildings, different clients. Same goal every time: a home that feels finished and actually yours.
What a Fort Lauderdale home asks for
- Strong light most of the year, so window treatments and finishes have to handle it without making the room feel dark
- Salt air and humidity near the water, which changes the fabrics and materials I'll pick
- Balconies and patios that get used, so the outdoor space is designed with the same care as the living room
- Condo buildings with their own rules on deliveries, which I plan around from the start
Designed while you're away
A lot of my Fort Lauderdale clients split their year between here and somewhere else. That works. Presentations happen over video, selections come to you clearly laid out, and I keep you updated so you're never the one chasing news.
You weigh in on the decisions that matter to you. I handle the rest of the design.
Where I work in Fort Lauderdale
Each area has its own kind of home, so each one has its own page: Las Olas and downtown, Fort Lauderdale Beach and the new towers going up there, Victoria Park, and Wilton Manors. If your place here is a second home, this page is for you. Just moving here? Start with my guide to moving to Fort Lauderdale.
If you have a home here that's almost there, or one you haven't touched since you bought it, one conversation is enough to set the direction.