Decca Interiors

Decca Interiors Interior Design Professionalism is at the core of our values so we follow a linear process that fully involves our client at every step.

Decca + Decca design studio is an interior and furniture design studio located in New York City that specializes in residential and small commercial spaces. Offering highly personalized services, Decca + Decca’s customer-oriented approach takes all aspects of its clients’ lifestyle into consideration when developing projects. This ensures objectives are met and deliverables are completed on time and within budget without compromising the creative approach. Veronica Tutundjian Decca is the founder and head designer of the studio. She grew up in a world with interior design at the forefront. Her mother, Adriana Tutundjian, is an accomplished interior and furniture designer in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Veronica gravitates towards a warm contemporary style. She designs clean, sophisticated spaces that are also practical and comfortable for day to day living. She is an Interior Design graduate from Parsons, the New School for Design, and has worked in the past both as a freelancer and with interior design firms. Previously she worked many years as a marketing manager for a leading Cosmetics company. Her extensive work experience in both fields lends itself to strike the perfect balance between a creative and efficient approach. Credentials and Awards:
+ ASID - American Society of Interior Designer # 1948567

+ Parsons - The New School for Design - AAS Interior Design Graduate

+ ASID NY Metro - Rising Star Award Winner - 2014

09/08/2026

For the Olive Grove House project, the curation centers around warm browns, deep greens inspired by coastal
California, and organic, natural materials.

To honor the traditional detailing of Mediterranean homes without losing a modern aesthetic, rustic elements will be paired with refined, elevated lighting fixtures and soft, contemporary lines. It’s about creating a dialogue between nature, heritage, and modern living.


Mediterranean homes do not need to be erased to feel current.The best details are often already there: textured walls, a...
08/12/2026

Mediterranean homes do not need to be erased to feel current.
The best details are often already there: textured walls, arches, stone, shadow, and cozy rooms.
The key is to keep what gives the home character, then rebalance what feels too heavy or dated. Less dark wood.
Less excessive detail. More soft whites, natural oak, warm stone, olive greens, and California light.
That is how Mediterranean becomes elevated, not generic.
Download the free guide through the link in bio.

08/07/2026

Inspired by the landscapes of California, designed to create homes that feel warm, grounded, and deeply connected to nature. Natural textures, earthy tones, and light come together to create interiors that feel as if they've always belonged.


Mediterranean-inspired homes in California don’t need to copy a European version of Mediterranean design.The light, land...
07/28/2026

Mediterranean-inspired homes in California don’t need to copy a European version of Mediterranean design.
The light, landscape, colors, and lifestyle here are different.
That’s why my Nature → Home approach starts with what surrounds us: sand, stone, olive greens, sunset warmth, coastal shadow, and natural texture.
Then we bring those tones and materials inside so the home feels connected, calm, and uniquely California.
If this resonates with you, schedule a discovery call through the link in bio.


07/22/2026

Every great space starts with a thoughtful layout. The furniture plan is the blueprint for how a home looks, feels, and flows.
Stay tuned as we start selecting the perfect pieces for Olive Grove House.

My palette is not a trend. It is the California landscape. Beach sand and salt air. Stone and shadow. Desert olives and ...
06/16/2026

My palette is not a trend. It is the California landscape. Beach sand and salt air. Stone and shadow. Desert olives and clay. Sunset warmth and soft gold.

That is the Nature → Home method: interiors that feel like they belong right where they are.


06/10/2026

Option A is a golden marble mantel that feels like sunrise. Warm, fiery, full of movement, and the focal point of the
room.
Option B is full height porcelain slabs up the thirty foot ceiling. Grand but serene, sandy and textured, letting light
and shadow do the work.
Which direction would you choose A or B?

Mediterranean homes can feel brighter and calmer without losing what makes them special. The shift is simple: keep the a...
06/04/2026

Mediterranean homes can feel brighter and calmer without losing what makes them special.
The shift is simple: keep the architecture, rebalance the heaviness, and design for California light. Our free guide is in the link in bio.

06/02/2026

This palette is inspired by calm California landscape. Warm browns, soft stone, white oak, and quiet texture. Calm, grounded, and layered so the space feels warm, not heavy.

California has plenty of sun. The goal is not maximum brightness, it is comfortable, protected light. Mediterranean insp...
05/22/2026

California has plenty of sun. The goal is not maximum brightness, it is comfortable, protected light. Mediterranean inspired homes were built for bright climates, using smaller openings, depth, and shaded transitions to soften glare and reduce heat. It is calmer to live in and it protects your floors, rugs, art, and upholstery from fading. If your home feels harsh or washed out, the solution is usually better light management, not more windows.

Link in bio to schedule a discovery call.


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