Interior Design Ideas from Southwest Florida
Notes from our studio on designing homes that suit the way people actually live here. Coastal light, salt air, seasonal living, and rooms that need to work for family one week and guests the next. Most of what follows comes out of real projects across Fort Myers and the wider Lee and Collier County area.
If you already know what you are looking for, you can go straight to new construction interior design, luxury renovation, full service design or coastal interiors.
Interior Design for New Home Construction: When to Bring a Designer In
Interior design for new home construction works best before finishes and lighting are locked. A Fort Myers designer on timing and what to decide.
Lanai Design Ideas That Actually Work in Southwest Florida
Lanai design ideas from a Fort Myers designer: how to style it as a real room, what survives sun and salt air, small lanai layouts, and enclosed lanai tips.
The Interior Design Process: What Actually Happens, Step by Step
The interior design process explained for homeowners, not designers. The five phases, how long each takes, what you decide, and where projects stall.
What Is Coastal Interior Design? A Southwest Florida Designer Explains
What is coastal interior design? A Southwest Florida designer on the real characteristics, how it differs from beachy decor, and what lasts here.
How Much Does an Interior Designer Cost in Fort Myers?
How much does an interior designer cost? A Fort Myers designer explains hourly, flat fee and cost-plus pricing, and what really moves the number.
Residential vs. Commercial Interior Design: What’s Actually Different in Fort Myers
A Fort Myers business owner opening a new office space and a homeowner redoing their living room walk into design conversations with completely different questions, even though both are hiring an interior designer. Mix up the two and you can end up with a designer...
How to Choose the Right Interior Designer in Fort Myers: What to Look For
You've just closed on a new construction home in Fort Myers, and the great room is sitting empty except for a stack of paint chips and a Pinterest board that's grown to 300 pins. Now comes the harder part: picking someone to actually turn that board into a finished...