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Monday Morning Inspo: a lovely little kitchen sink vignette from our Cottage in the Heights project🌷But good design is a...
08/31/2026

Monday Morning Inspo: a lovely little kitchen sink vignette from our Cottage in the Heights project🌷

But good design is about so much more than a beautiful photo. Long before we got here, I’m considering how it feels to make coffee every morning or wash dishes after dinner. (And of course, the millions of technical specs and decisions it takes to make it all possible!)

Thoughtful design considers the whole picture, including how clients will actually live in their spaces long after we’re gone. For me, luxury lies in the subtleties ✨

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Interior Design: Eisman Home | Interior Design Studio
Photography: Rebecca McAlpin

This before & after is exactly why we believe small spaces have the biggest potential.We doubled the storage capacity in...
07/06/2026

This before & after is exactly why we believe small spaces have the biggest potential.

We doubled the storage capacity in this corner alone with smarter organization and a better cabinetry layout. No addition required.

What space in your home is driving you crazy?

We love a good design challenge at Eisman Home! Let’s make your space the next before & after. Tap the link in our bio to get started✨

Interior Design: Eisman Home | Interior Design Studio
Photography: Rebecca McAlpin

A before and after that never gets old.Still the most-viewed project photo I’ve shared, and definitely one of my favorit...
06/24/2026

A before and after that never gets old.

Still the most-viewed project photo I’ve shared, and definitely one of my favorites from our Cottage in the Heights project!

Inspired by English cottage kitchens, this space was designed with materials meant to last for decades, and details that feel like they’ve always belonged.

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Interior Design: Eisman Home | Interior Design Studio
Photography: Rebecca McAlpin

Hi friends! If you’re new around here, I’m Alexandra Eisman, the founder and principal designer at Eisman Home. I though...
06/18/2026

Hi friends! If you’re new around here, I’m Alexandra Eisman, the founder and principal designer at Eisman Home. I thought it was time for a little hello and a chance to share a few random facts about me 🙋‍♀️

1️⃣ I love old homes, antique shops and pieces that come with a story. 📖🪑
2️⃣ My grandmother was famously known in South Jersey as “The Applehead Doll Lady.” She was so special, and a lifelong crafter and furniture restorer. I grew up running around her farm with my brother and cousins, playing in her antique shop and helping her craft. It absolutely influenced my penchant for a collected aesthetic.
3️⃣ My happy place is spending time with my husband, our rescue pups and our extended crew of friends and family. 👩‍❤️‍👨🐶
4️⃣ I put myself through graduate school by working in Drexel’s Fashion Design department during the day and taking grad classes at night. 🎓
5️⃣ After graduating, I sang in a cover band at bars, weddings and private events across the Philly area while also working a corporate job M-F. I can’t even imagine having that much energy now. 😅🎤
6️⃣ My first job outside of babysitting was in the kitchen at Camp Matollionequay in Medford, where I punched in with a paper time card. (hello, 1999!) 🍽️
7️⃣ I sit on the board of a food pantry my dad founded in Maine. (My parents relocated there in retirement.) 🌱

Bonus facts just for fun: I’m an Aries and it tracks 🐏♈️, and my soul dog was a lemon beagle who had ‘grumpy old man’ energy even at five years old when we adopted him. 🌈🐾

Thanks for being here! I’m so glad to have you following along. Say hi in the comments if any of these made you smile 👋😊

Interior Design: Eisman Home | Interior Design Studio
Photography: Rebecca McAlpin

Welcome to view two of the Tailored Manor office (If you missed yesterday’s post, head over to the grid to see the befor...
06/05/2026

Welcome to view two of the Tailored Manor office (If you missed yesterday’s post, head over to the grid to see the before!)
On this side, you’ll see the antique brass picture light highlighting a lovely vintage oil painting I found while treasure hunting. And of course, there’s yours truly 🙋‍♀️, always primping and perfecting between takes.

Grateful to for capturing the moment 😊

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First photo drop from our Tailored Manor project ✨For this corner office, we leaned into my client’s love of green, wrap...
06/04/2026

First photo drop from our Tailored Manor project ✨

For this corner office, we leaned into my client’s love of green, wrapping the room in a rich, saturated hue. We also reworked the built-ins, reducing the amount of shelving to create more breathing room and allow the architectural details, books and collected objects to take center stage.

A pop of yellow in the rug pulls from the golden undertones of the green walls and nods to the brass accents found throughout the space (view two coming soon!).

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Revisiting this favorite little kitchen moment from our Cottage in the Heights project✨Open shelving can be a love it or...
05/27/2026

Revisiting this favorite little kitchen moment from our Cottage in the Heights project✨

Open shelving can be a love it or leave it feature, but I especially love it in smaller doses where it bridges character and function, providing a place to display serveware and special pieces you reach for when the occasion calls.

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Excited to share that Eisman Home was included in a  piece on design upgrades that can make a home feel more elevated, w...
05/23/2026

Excited to share that Eisman Home was included in a piece on design upgrades that can make a home feel more elevated, with a focus on simple ways to bring more light into darker spaces. (Article linked in stories)

For our Historic Broad Street Victorian project, I shared the example of using a mirror in a darker hallway to help reflect light from adjoining spaces. To keep it character-rich and budget-friendly, I sourced a gilded vintage mirror from an antique market that visually opened up the space and added another layer of charm.

It’s a small reminder that thoughtful design is not always about the most expensive piece ✨

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Your dream kitchen is calling…if you’re thinking about a construction start date for early next year, now is the time to...
05/05/2026

Your dream kitchen is calling…if you’re thinking about a construction start date for early next year, now is the time to book a Discovery Call and secure your design project with yours truly for this fall. Link in bio to get started ✨

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