Rendering of the Esterbrook great room — stone fireplace, vaulted wood ceiling, and mountain views through floor-to-ceiling windows

Before anything is built, our clients get to stand in the room first.

Full Service Design

We don’t just design it — we document it, order it, and watch over it while it’s built. From the first conversation to the final walkthrough, the same team carries every decision.

What Full Service Means

Most of our clients have never done this before. A new build or a whole-home renovation asks a lot of you — hundreds of decisions, real money, and your home in someone else’s hands for months. Full-service design means you don’t carry that alone — and you never have to wonder what’s coming next.

You’ll see it before it’s built. Renderings and drawings let you stand in the room first — so the surprises happen on paper, where they’re easy to change, not in your home, where they’re expensive.

You’ll know what it costs before you commit. Choices are priced as we make them, and the plan goes in writing before work begins — no trapdoors, no gray area, no ‘we’ll see.’

You stay in charge of every decision. We listen first, because how you live matters more than how a room photographs. We bring you choices worth choosing between, and nothing is final until you’ve approved it.

You don’t have to speak construction. We do. Every decision is documented in a booklet your builder works from — and while the work is happening, the trades’ questions come to us, not to you.

One team, from the first conversation to the final walkthrough — the same people who listened at the start are the ones who style the last shelf.

How a Project Moves

Our Process

Discovery | Concept Design

We listen first — how you live, what you love, and what your home needs most.

Design Development

With the foundation set, we layer in the details — every material and finish chosen in relationship to the whole, so the home feels unified, never assembled piece by piece.

Final Design Packet | Construction Booklet & Specification Manual

The design becomes a coordinated construction package — so your contractors and trades can build it with clarity. Every appliance, fixture and finish chosen and documented.

Construction Administration | Procurement

We watch over the build so what gets built is what was designed — and we make your trades’ lives simpler by being available for questions and problem-solving when they need us. We also take care of the ordering — procurement simply means we handle the materials and products your project needs, so everything is there when it’s needed and the work runs smoothly.

Inside Every Project

The Ever AfterConstruction Booklet

Every decision made on paper, before it’s made in your home.No guesswork. No costly mistakes.

Peek inside the binder

Light fixtures plan — every fixture in the house placed and tagged on one plan — Every light fixture in the house — placed and tagged on one plan before a single wire was run. Recessed fixtures, pendants, sconces, picture lights: each carries its own key, so the electrician works from decisions, not guesses. Nothing gets located by eye on rough-in day.

Light-fixture elevations — back hall picture lights and den sconces, dimensioned — Every picture light in this hall was placed to the inch before the walls closed — centered over the artwork it will light, at exactly 7′-4″. The electrician never has to guess where the art will hang, and no finished wall gets opened back up.

Color plumbing plan — six water systems, each drawn in its own color, every fixture labeled — Six water systems run through this house — well water and city water, filtered, softened, hot, and gas — each drawn in its own color on one plan, every fixture labeled. Cross two of those lines and it’s a very expensive mistake. This page is how that never happens.

Coffee bar cabinet layout elevation — every cabinet coded, drawn cabinet by cabinet — A coffee bar drawn cabinet by cabinet. Every code on this sheet is a real cabinet that arrived on site with its place already decided — trim pieces laid out according to design intent — the finish carpenter never has to guess.

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[Trades testimonial goes here — the electrician’s exact words, once his quote and permission are in hand.]

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Designer Opinion

Not Sure Where to Start?

A Designer Opinion consultation is a one-time, two-hour visit — at your home, or on Zoom if you’re farther away — with both Leah and Maya for the full two hours. Walk your project with two designers, ask everything, and leave knowing your next step.

$325One-Time Consultation

One-Time Consultation