A Designer Who’s Here To Help
Holistic interior design for people who value
family, home, and collaboration.
You’re looking for a designer who
→ Makes the project easy with a mix of design expertise and teamwork with the client.
→ Appreciates the unique magic of the space you already have.
→ Respects the earth and your home, and won’t recommend demolition or construction.
→ Values creativity, communication and peace of mind for every project.
You know what? That’s exactly the way that I work!
The Groovyhome Design Process
Step 1:
Let’s Talk
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Book a free, 30-minute call to tell me about your project and see if we’re a good fit.
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Step 2:
Essentials Kit
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All of my clients start with their Design Essentials Kit.
It lays the foundation for any project, clarifying what you need, whether you shop on your own or continue with me as your designer.
Here’s what your Kit includes, for one room:
A clear aesthetic direction
A color scheme that’s easy to follow
A new floor plan for your furniture, plus dimensions for new pieces
Inspiration images
up to 3 hours of video time with me so we stay on track.
Your printable Kit, with all project essentials.
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Step 3:
Curated Design
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Skip the shopping and schlepping!
Continue with me and I’ll curate a fabulous custom design plan for you, based on your Essentials Kit, including direct links to purchase all items in the design.
I’ll provide 3D visualizations so you can see how everything works together in the space, both existing and new. I’ll also pass my exclusive designer discounts on to you!
Each package level is priced separately, depending on your needs.
The beauty of Curated Design is that your new room is just a few clicks away.
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If you’re interested in a fully curated design plan, click here to schedule free 30-minute call.
Optional:
Coaching
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Optional design coaching hours are for you if you need 1-on-1 advice for an ongoing project, or to generate ideas with a professional designer.
No deliverables, purely coaching.
Design Fee: $175/hour.
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If you’re interested in coaching hours, click here to book your session.
The Fact is ... Most home projects falter because there isn’t a comprehensive design plan in place.
In our first apartment, I remember decorating the living room bit by bit, in no particular order of things.
When I got to the last and biggest piece of furniture (totally the wrong order, btw), the futon store had two choices of fabric covers that could possibly work: plain khaki or teal with a random pattern of stripes.
Since khaki wasn’t our thing, we tolerated that patterned teal futon cover for years, even though it really didn’t look that good with anything else in the room.
I learned the hard way that designing a room piecemeal is a frustrating process that can quickly veer into an unintentional result.
These days, a clear design plan lies at the heart of every project I do.
Otherwise, we’re forever lost in the aisles of HomeGoods.
