New Construction Interior Design in South Florida
A new home arrives with a lot of finished surfaces and a lot of open decisions. New construction interior design is about getting to those decisions early, so they don't all land on you the week you get the keys.
Why it piles up
Builders and developers hand over kitchens, baths, and floors, and stop there. Furniture, lighting beyond the basics, window treatments, rugs, and art are all still open on move-in day. Most good furniture is made to order, so starting after closing usually means living in an empty home while you wait.
What I take on
- Floor plans reviewed early, so the furniture layout and lighting are planned before the walls are finished
- Builder upgrade selections made with the whole home in mind, not one option at a time
- For custom homes, I work alongside your architect and builder on the design side: finishes, built-ins and cabinetry, and lighting
- Furniture, window treatments, and art designed as one plan, so you're not starting from zero when you move in
A new home I designed
For White Lotus in Fort Lauderdale, I designed the model home interiors for a collection of 11 townhomes, about 2,500 square feet each, while the project was still in pre-construction.
Buying in a new tower?
If you bought into one of the new buildings on the beach or near Las Olas, my Fort Lauderdale Beach and Las Olas pages cover what those units usually need. Not living in Florida yet? This page is for you.
The best time to call is before closing.