Kline Interiors

Kline Interiors Interior Design Studio. haywoodmade interiors is a full-service design studio located in the Portage Park neighborhood of Chicago.

Our mission is to provide thoughtful design and create meaningful spaces. We believe that life informs design and form follows function. haywoodmade is led by Kelsey Haywood, a start-up business maven turned entrepreneur, who values beautiful relationships as much as beautiful design. The haywoodmade aesthetic draws inspiration from elements found in nature. We curate a mix of color, materials and

layers to achieve spaces that shine. Kelsey grew up in a small town in Indiana and comes from a family of builders and makers. That background instilled a deep work ethic and trained vision at the core of her being. She now lives in a 1920s bungalow with her husband and three children. At haywoodmade, we treat our clients like a guest in our home; come on in and together we will create new possibilities for your space.

One firm, three unique projects.Each home begins with its own story and vision. The goal is to create spaces that feel d...
08/28/2026

One firm, three unique projects.

Each home begins with its own story and vision. The goal is to create spaces that feel deeply considered for each client. The palettes are different, the aesthetic is personal, and all are made to last.

Which project feels most like you: 1, 2, or 3?

A client’s trust, experience, and honest feedback mean so much to us. Testimonials like this remind us why having a proc...
08/25/2026

A client’s trust, experience, and honest feedback mean so much to us. Testimonials like this remind us why having a process our clients can feel confident in is just as important as the final result.

We’re especially grateful when a client comes to us through a referral and feels inspired to share that same confidence with someone else. That kind of trust is something we never take for granted.

Swipe to read what this client shared about their experience and the space they now love spending time in🤍

Photography Heather Talbert
Styling Britt Fitzpatrick

This bathroom was designed to be a full on retreat for our clients. One that gives views of the woods, but maintains pri...
08/21/2026

This bathroom was designed to be a full on retreat for our clients. One that gives views of the woods, but maintains privacy while bringing the colors of the outdoors in. A serene space for a long soak in the tub.

The Park Place Color StoryColor is one of the main through-lines in our work. If you love a thoughtful palette, you’re i...
08/20/2026

The Park Place Color Story

Color is one of the main through-lines in our work. If you love a thoughtful palette, you’re in the right place. Stay tuned as this is the first in a series exploring how it moves through our projects!

This project evolved over several years, so every new layer had to connect with the home’s original details and everything we had already introduced. Swipe to see how that evolved.

Photography Heather Talbert
Styling Britt Fitzpatrick

The breakfast nook replaced an unused built-in desk and we used the same cabinet color on the v-groove back and added a long drawer under the seat to accommodate hosting platters.

Photography Heather Talbert
Styling Britt Fitzpatrick

This La Maison Pierre Frey wallpaper was a late addition to the living room and is a beautiful moiré with blush, black and white in the stripe.

Photography Heather Talbert
Styling Britt Fitzpatrick

Our client’s love of teal and peacock tones makes an appearance in the drapery trim and velvet pillows grounded by a terracotta vintage rug.

Photography Heather Talbert
Styling Britt Fitzpatrick

We brought drama in the dining room with Sherwin Williams Tarragon and played up plum on the drapery.

Photography Margaret Rajic
Styling Jenny Officer

In the powder bathroom, we brought in more of those blush and soft terracotta colors found in other areas of the home. This time through a Serena Dugan grasscloth wallpaper.

Photography Margaret Rajic
Styling Jenny Officer

Replacing the modern backsplash was a must for our client. We went with this paddle tile in a pale blue and installed horizontal rather than vertically.

Photography Margaret Rajic
Styling Jenny Officer

We knew we needed to play up the kids bathroom. This Relativity Textiles wallpaper was just the ticket.

Photography Margaret Rajic
Styling Jenny Officer

One of my favorite rooms in the house: the sunroom. Previously painted a brighter blue, we brought the outdoors in with Farrow & Ball Suffield Green and grounded it with an earthy vintage rug.

Photography Margaret Rajic
Styling Jenny Officer

08/04/2026

POV: moving through the world like a duck. Calm on the surface, kicking away in the water. Always talking to herself LOL

A dining room can be connected to the surrounding spaces and still feel like a destination of its own. A deep floral wal...
08/04/2026

A dining room can be connected to the surrounding spaces and still feel like a destination of its own. A deep floral wallcovering gives the ceiling visual weight, while layered molding and softened arches create rhythm to the rest of the main floor creating a space that feels grounded enough for gathering, but relaxed enough for everyday life.

Sometimes, the clearest way to define a room isn’t by adding walls. It’s by designing every space flows into the next with intention.

Photography Margaret Rajic
Styling Jenny Officer

The same primary suite, yet an entirely different feeling. We introduced quiet layers of pattern, texture, and warmth to...
07/28/2026

The same primary suite, yet an entirely different feeling. We introduced quiet layers of pattern, texture, and warmth to create a bedroom that feels soothing and calm.

Swipe to see where we started→

Photography Heather Talbert
Styling Kimberly Swedelius

Three years. Hundreds of decisions. One extraordinary home.What began as a conversation with repeat clients in January 2...
07/24/2026

Three years. Hundreds of decisions. One extraordinary home.
What began as a conversation with repeat clients in January 2022 became a 7,500-square-foot custom retreat nestled in the woods of Ephraim, Wisconsin.
From the earliest plans and material selections to construction, installation, and the final photoshoot, every detail was considered to create a home that feels timeless, functional, and deeply personal.
Swipe through the evolution of Ephraim—from vision to home.

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4942 W. Irving Park Road
Chicago, IL
60641

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Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

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