A lot of residential design starts with a Pinterest board and ends with a furniture order. That is not this. Every project begins with the space itself: what it is doing, what it is failing at, and what the person living in it actually needs from it. From there, the work moves through drawings, material decisions, contractor coordination, and documented specifications. Clients do not have to translate between their designer and their contractor. That gap is where most projects go wrong, and closing it is a significant part of what this studio offers.

Clients who have a home worth thinking carefully about and are done settling for interiors that almost work. The project scope varies widely, but the client profile is consistent: someone who wants the work done properly, is willing to be patient with a process that earns its outcome, and does not need the experience to feel like retail.

Yes, and that is not going to change. The value of working with this studio is that Alexa is present and involved throughout, not handing off to someone else once the project is underway. Keeping the practice small is what makes that possible. There is a waitlist when the schedule is full.