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We're more than just a design studio; we're your partners in creating stunning residential and commercial spaces that redefine luxury living, as well as unforgettable event experiences.

03/08/2026

Guest bedroom design with built-in alcove closets for added storage.

Designing a guest room with ample storage can completely transform how the space functions.

In this project, the goal was to create a calming bedroom while maximizing storage without making the room feel heavy.

The solution was installing alcove-style closets. What are alcove closets?

Alcove closets are built-in storage units designed to fit inside a recessed wall niche or architectural indentation. Instead of protruding into the room like traditional wardrobes, alcove closets sit flush within the wall, creating a seamless and integrated look. They are ideal for bedrooms where you want maximum storage with minimal visual clutter.

Design Features Used in This Room:

• Custom alcove-style built-in closets with paneled doors.
• Soft warm white walls in Sherwin Williams Creamy.
• Brushed brass hardware for subtle contrast.
• Upholstered curved headboard bed frame in performance fabric by Arhuas.
• Calistoga nightstand in light oak with brass k***s from Pottery Barn.
• Relaxed Roman shade with a beautiful floral print.
• Neutral traditional patterned area rug.
• Sculptural Isla chandelier by Maxim Lighting.
• Upholstered bench seating under the window.
• Mixed faux floral arrangement placed on the nightstand.

The overall palette focuses on soft neutrals, natural textures, and warm wood tones to create a serene guest retreat.

Good design isn’t just about aesthetics. It’s about making every square foot work smarter. Save for future bedroom inspiration and share with someone designing a guest room 🫶

02/15/2026

Most kitchen renovation budgets feel shocking because they’re viewed without context.

A $120,000 bid sounds overwhelming… until you understand how it relates to your home’s overall value.

As a design studio, we don’t start with finishes.
We start with strategy.

A common planning framework is investing a percentage of your home’s current market value into the renovation. This helps avoid under-improving or over-investing beyond your neighborhood.

For example, on a $550,000 home:
15% supports a selective refresh.
25% supports a well-planned renovation.
35% allows for higher customization and structural adjustments.

These percentages reflect total renovation investment; construction, millwork, materials, and contingency planning.

Interior design services are structured separately and tailored to the defined scope and level of involvement.

Renovation is not simply cosmetic. It is a construction investment. And strategy should always come before selections.

If you’re planning a kitchen remodel, save this for reference.
Share it with someone who is currently collecting contractor bids and feeling unsure.

Follow for strategic, investment-minded design guidance.

Design should support both aesthetics and financial alignment.

02/08/2026

Warm, organic materials never go out of style.

This recent Colleyville kitchen and bath renovation is a great example of designing for longevity, not trends. We focused on natural textures, thoughtful planning, and details that elevate everyday function.

The kitchen features Taj Mahal stone in a leathered finish, a beautifully integrated appliance cabinet, a beverage and coffee station, and so many intentional details throughout. In the powder room, leftover stone was repurposed into a custom Taj Mahal sink. Planning with intention like this makes a meaningful difference in both function and finish.

If you’re planning a renovation this year, here are a few tips I always share with clients:

1. Take samples home. Lighting and surroundings change everything.
2. Always review and reserve your exact slabs and document them.
3. Ask how much stone is left over. You already paid for it.
4. Do not overlook edge profiles. Small details can elevate the entire space.

I specialize in renovation projects that balance function, materials, and thoughtful planning.

If you’re heading into a remodel this year and have questions, feel free to reach out.

02/04/2026

Details matter, but layout matters more ✨

This beach house kitchen used to be a closed off, and opening it up completely changed how the space functions and feels.

When designing a kitchen, there are moments where you have to trust the process. Early on, we decided to keep the existing beams instead of removing them, knowing everything else would be designed around them. Sometimes those decisions are what give a space its character in the end.

👉 Swipe to see the before.

02/01/2026

Design decisions feel overwhelming when there isn’t a clear plan.

Whether you’re working on a home or a business space, good design comes down to sequencing. Start with function and flow. Plan before purchasing. Choose materials with intention. Then confirm everything with samples in your actual space.

This approach removes guesswork, reduces costly mistakes, and creates spaces that work just as beautifully as they look.

Save this if you’re planning a project this year and want to make confident design decisions.

01/29/2026

If you’ve never worked with a designer before, the process can feel unclear.

Good design isn’t about rushing to finishes or making decisions in isolation. It starts with understanding how a space needs to function, then building on that foundation step by step. Planning, coordination, and patience are what allow everything to come together in a way that feels intentional.

If you’re curious what the design process actually looks like or have questions about how decisions are made along the way, feel free to ask in the comments.

Save this if you’re planning a home or business space.

01/22/2026

One of the biggest design mistakes I see is skipping samples and committing too quickly.��My clients don’t make large, expensive decisions without seeing materials in their actual space. Cabinetry, finishes, paint colors and hardware can look completely different once lighting, scale, and surroundings are considered.
�Samples are a must. You can ask your GC or cabinet maker for a full painted or stained panel of your cabinetry. Most of the time it is not an extra cost, but it does take time, which is why planning for samples early is so important.��Seeing materials in your home will always tell you more than a showroom ever could. Design takes time, so allow yourself to evaluate your options and make confident decisions that last.��Save this post and ask for samples before approving anything.
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01/12/2026

Sustainable interior design isn’t about being perfect or following trends. It’s about making thoughtful decisions that will actually stand the test of time.

I always encourage clients to lean into organic elements like wood, stone, rope, and natural textures. They bring warmth, balance, and a sense of grounding that never feels forced.

Before replacing everything, take a moment to look at what already exists. Reworking and refining can often elevate a space far more than starting from scratch.

When choosing materials, think beyond the moment. Longevity, quality, and purpose should always lead the conversation.

Sustainability looks different in every home, and that’s exactly how it should be.

Save this if you’re planning a project and want to approach it with intention.

10/31/2024

When elegance meets enchantment 🎃👻✨

Throwback to when I styled this moody tablescape, where deep plum and burgundy hues blend seamlessly with vibrant orange blooms and metallic silver accents. The lush purple velvet linen adds a rich, tactile layer, and flickering candlelight casts a soft, magical glow. Celebrating the season has never looked so stylish.

10/28/2024

A breathtaking scene from every angle in a natural, open-air setting – there’s nothing more enchanting than a June wedding under the sky.

Bringing this Oyster Bay, NY wedding to life was an absolute dream, with every detail thoughtfully curated to create pure magic. From lush greenery to timeless touches, we made sure every moment felt as special as the couple’s love story🌿✨

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09/05/2024

There’s something truly magical about September weddings ✨

Reflecting on the journey of Interiors DBK, it’s moments like these that fill my heart with joy. Nearly a year ago, I had the honor of being part of and ’s beautiful wedding day. Now, they’re about to welcome a new bundle of joy into their lives. How wonderful is that?

Congratulations to the Woodhouse family! May your love continue to grow and flourish 🥰

With love,
Karla

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New York, NY

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+19173422237

Website

http://www.interiorsdbk.com/

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