Areas We Serve
From the Avenues and Sugar House to Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Draper and Park City.
We design homes and businesses throughout the Salt Lake Valley and into the mountains, including Salt Lake City neighborhoods such as Sugar House, The Avenues, Federal Heights, the East Bench and downtown.
Salt Lake City homes rarely fit one formula. A 1910 Avenues bungalow, a Federal Heights estate and a downtown loft each ask for a different hand, and our work begins with reading the building before choosing a single fabric.
Interior designer in Salt Lake CityHolladay properties tend to be generous — mature trees, deep lots, and homes that have been added onto over decades. The design challenge is usually cohesion: making additions, older wings and new remodels feel like one house.
Interior designer in HolladayCottonwood Heights sits right against the canyons, and nearly every project here is shaped by the view and the light that comes with it.
Interior designer in Cottonwood HeightsSandy is largely a family market — homes bought for schools, space and proximity to the canyons — and the design work reflects that.
Interior designer in SandyDraper has more new construction than almost anywhere we work, and new builds need decisions made early — often before drywall.
Interior designer in DraperBetween Daybreak and the newer neighborhoods west of the river, South Jordan is full of homes that are architecturally similar on the outside and wide open on the inside.
Interior designer in South JordanPark City work splits between primary mountain residences and properties that host guests — second homes, ski condos and short-term rentals — and each needs a different specification.
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