Interior Gallery · Est. 2009

Bespoke interiors where art, comfort, and craft converge.

We design homes that feel collected rather than decorated — quietly luxurious spaces shaped around the way you actually live, lit by intention, and finished by hand.

15+
Years of Practice
220
Homes Designed
38
Editorial Features
12
Master Artisans
What We Do

A studio for the full arc of a home.

From the first measured sketch to the final styled shelf, we hold the thread. Our work spans concept, construction, and curation — so nothing is lost in translation between vision and room.

Full-Home Design

Concept-to-completion interiors for primary residences, pieds-à-terre, and vacation homes. Architecture-aware spatial planning, material palettes, and joinery design.

Signature Service

Kitchen & Bath

Custom millwork, stone selection, and lighting choreography for the two rooms that carry the most weight. Coordinated with your builder from rough-in through reveal.

Furniture & Curation

Bespoke casegoods, vintage sourcing, and art placement. We commission from independent makers, then style the final room so it reads as a lived-in gallery.

Architectural Detailing

Plasterwork, paneling, ceiling coffers, and hardware specifications. The tactile layer that quietly distinguishes a finished room from a furnished one.

Lighting Design

Layered schemes — architectural, decorative, and accent — with photometric planning. We design for the way evening actually feels in each room.

Project Stewardship

On-site representation during the build: shop drawing review, finish-sample approvals, and weekly check-ins. The decisions that protect the design intent.

Why Interior Gallery

A studio, not a showroom.

We keep the team small on purpose. Every project is led by a principal designer who stays involved from the first walk-through to the last styled shelf.

Principal-Led

The designer you meet in the first conversation is the one on site at install. No handoffs to juniors, no surprise reinterpretations.

Material Library

Over 4,000 archived samples of stone, plaster, textile, and wood — including pieces from mills and ateliers you won't find in a catalog.

Documented Process

Every selection, finish, and fixture is captured in a custom specification book you keep. Years later, the recipe for your home is in one place.

Built to Be Lived In

We design for how a room is actually used — the morning light, the dog on the sofa, the school bags by the door. Beautiful and durable, never precious.

How We Work

Five steps, designed to feel unhurried.

A typical full-home project runs nine to fourteen months. The pace is deliberate — we believe the best rooms are the ones that were given time to think.

01

Discovery

A walk through your home, a long conversation, and a study of how you actually live. The brief emerges from listening.

02

Concept

Spatial plans, mood studies, and a curated material palette. We present a clear direction before any specification is drawn.

03

Design Development

Detailed drawings, custom millwork, and finish specifications. We coordinate with your architect and builder weekly.

04

Procurement

Vintage sourcing, artisan commissions, and white-glove logistics. Every piece is tracked, inspected, and warehoused until install day.

05

Install & Style

The team arrives with a floor plan and a hand truck. Within days, the room you've been imagining is the room you're standing in.

In Their Words

Homes our clients have lived in for years.

The truest measure of a room is how it ages. These are notes from clients still living in the spaces we designed together.

"
They listened more than they pitched. The house we moved into feels like us in a way I genuinely didn't think an interior designer could deliver.
Elena Marchetti
Greenwich, CT · Whole-Home Project
"
The specification book alone was worth the engagement. Three years on, my contractor still references it when we add a room.
David Kessler
Brooklyn, NY · Loft & Kitchen
"
What surprised me was the restraint. They edited where I would have layered. The result is the calmest room in our house.
Saiko Aoki
Pacific Heights, CA · Primary Bedroom Suite
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Begin a Project

The studio accepts a limited number of new homes each season.

If our work resonates with the home you're imagining, we'd be glad to start a conversation. Initial consultations are complimentary and held at our atelier.