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Andrew Suvalsky Designs

▫️New York, Montclair + beyond. ▫️Interiors, Custom Furniture, Architecture ▫️As seen in Arch Digest

The work of my firm, Andrew Suvalsky Designs, is focused on creating complete visual stories that reveal the soul of a home, drawing inspiration from the unique qualities of the dwelling and the people living there. Our work includes full interior design and interior architectural services. Custom-designed furniture and cabinetry, mixed with every-day and one-of a kind pieces, are a signature to these designs.

08/03/2026

Square footage is one of the most valuable commodities in New York City, and there's rarely enough of it.

Luckily, a home doesn't have to be large to feel spacious.

I focus on making every square foot count. Intentional layouts, custom storage, scaled furniture, and architectural details that make a home feel more open than its footprint suggests.

Tap the website link in bio to browse a few of our apartment projects.

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07/31/2026

A renovation has no undo button.

Once walls are moved, cabinetry is fabricated, stone is cut, plumbing is installed, and electrical is run, changing course becomes far more complicated. And more expensive.

I often hear clients say, "I get confused with too many choices."

They're looking for guidance. Assurance that the layout makes sense, the storage is taken into account, the lighting is planned, the materials are appropriate, and their investment is being made wisely.

My role is to think through all these decisions 𝘣𝘦𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘦 construction begins. I evaluate how rooms will connect, the family's lifestyle, how they entertain, and what improvements will have the greatest impact on their home.

When that level of planning happens upfront, decisions become simpler and the process feels less overwhelming. Our clients can move forward with confidence knowing they're in capable hands. That's the value of getting it right the first time.

Considering a renovation? We'd welcome the opportunity to learn about your home and discuss what's possible.

07/29/2026

Shaken, stirred, prepped, and poured in style. 🍸

The butler's bar at our Lincoln Center Penthouse is a jewel-box of classy geometric French glass tile and brass work. A surefire conversation starter when the guests arrive.

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07/27/2026

Most people associate "calm" with overly safe, or a lack of personality. But we don't see it that way.

Our approach to calming interiors comes from balance, proportion, mixed textures, controlled lighting, and intentional color palettes. In this bedroom, sunlight filters through layered window treatments to reveal pastel lilac-painted walls and blush-toned bedding. A medley of mohair, faux fur, velvet, and chenille welcomes softness and encourages relaxation.

What design elements are most calming to you?

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07/24/2026

Most clients come to us overwhelmed by the volume of decisions involved in furnishing a home.

That’s part of our role. We curate, filter, refine, and edit relentlessly, sourcing across vendors and custom options to present a focused selection that makes sense with the architecture and overall vision of the project.

Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at a few final selections for our East Hampton project →

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07/22/2026

After more than two decades as a designer, I've learned three critical lessons that continue to impact my work. →

What is a major lesson you've learned from your career or industry?

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07/20/2026

A mainstay in our designs is the inclusion of everyday little luxuries. The kinds of details that make daily rituals feel special.

Whether that's a well-lit vanity to make getting ready easier, or a well-stocked custom bar cabinet for the perfect nightcap, we consider these finer features in every home we touch. I had the pleasure of sitting down with to speak on this very topic. Read the full article via the link in bio.

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07/17/2026

Design is personal, so it's important to go with a designer that "gets you."

In my experience, working with clients over the course of several months means we get to build a relationship rooted in trust and honest communication. That's why the greatest compliment is a repeat client; someone who has walked the journey with us before, and valued it so deeply that they want to do it again.

The finished home always matters, but so does the experience along the way. Knowing a client felt understood and confident throughout the journey is what makes those long-term relationships so meaningful.

07/15/2026

Colorful and calming can, and do, coexist.

This is the energy our Great Falls clients wished to see and feel in their primary bathroom, so we opted for a sunset-toned mural scale wallcovering by to wrap the entire room. A sky blue-painted ceiling completes the ethereal look.

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07/13/2026

Three palettes. Three entirely different ways to experience a home.

→ Architectural & verdant
→ Soft & organic
→ Rich & textural

Tell us which one feels most like you.

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New York, NY

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http://suvalskydesigns.com/

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