248 Interior Designers, Vetted
Full-service firms for whole-home design, room-by-room specialists for single-project scopes, and trade-only designers for clients who want access to the good stuff. Filter by region, project type, or aesthetic range.
Designers We’ve Worked With and Recommend
Mira Chen Studio
Known for restrained, history-aware renovations of Craftsman, Spanish Revival, and mid-century homes across Southern California.
View PortfolioHolbrook Studio
Brownstone and prewar apartment specialists. A practiced hand with original millwork, plaster walls, and the quirks of New York permitting.
View PortfolioSam Park Interiors
Small firm specializing in textile-forward, color-confident rooms in Northeast farmhouses and country homes. Takes both whole-home and single-room commissions.
View PortfolioOkafor Design
Chicago-based firm with a specialization in large-volume rooms and open-plan homes. Known for the use of textiles and lighting to define space without walls.
View PortfolioValdez Studio
Indoor-outdoor specialists with a deep library of plaster, terracotta, and textile sourcing. One of the most-requested firms on our directory last year.
View PortfolioTate & Company
Husband-and-wife firm with a specialty in Southern historic homes — Charleston Singles, Greek Revival, and Federal-era residences. Classical training, contemporary edit.
View PortfolioA Few Ground Rules on Hiring
Interior designers charge differently — some hourly, some flat fee, some as a percentage of the furnishings budget, some a blend. Ask about fee structure in the first call, not the third. Ask about their typical project size to see if your project fits their practice. And ask for three client references, not just the portfolio. Good designers welcome those questions. The ones who bristle are the ones to pass on.
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