Interior Design Contractor in Utah County, Utah

It starts with a discovery meeting where Lisa learns about your style, lifestyle, and budget. From there, she develops material boards, color palettes, and product specifications for your review. Once you approve the design direction, she coordinates with our construction team through installation. The process is collaborative, and you are involved in every major decision.

Absolutely. Many remodeling clients want to keep furniture pieces, artwork, or heirlooms they love. Lisa designs around your existing items, selecting new materials and colors that complement rather than clash. She will let you know honestly if a piece works within the new design or if it might be better suited for another room.

Lisa's approach leans toward timeless design with selective trend incorporation. The foundation of your home, cabinets, countertops, flooring, and tile, should be selections you will love for 15 to 20 years. Trendier elements are best introduced through paint colors, hardware, light fixtures, and accessories that are easy and affordable to swap out as your taste evolves.

Lisa is skilled at working within budgets of all sizes. Her cabinet shop experience taught her where to invest and where to save. She might recommend a laminate countertop in a utility area so you can afford quartz in the kitchen, or suggest a stock cabinet line with upgraded doors rather than full custom cabinetry. The goal is always the best outcome for your specific budget.

Ideally, design begins at the same time as project planning, before construction starts. For a custom home, that means involving Lisa during the floor plan phase so she can influence layout decisions that affect the design (cabinet placement, lighting locations, outlet positioning). For remodels, starting design 4 to 6 weeks before demolition gives enough time to source materials and avoid delays.