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Cara Woodhouse Interiors Residential & Commercial Interior Designer Cara Woodhouse specializes in private Residential & Commercial projects.

With twenty years of experience in the design field, she prides herself in having a fine eye for detail. Encapsulating the fundamental values of design such as form, function & symmetry, she combines luxurious comfort with unsurpassed customer service. Having lived in New York, Los Angeles & London she brings her worldly knowledge of design to each and every project. She has worked on a broad variety of interior styles throughout her career, now focusing on modern, contemporary & eclectic designs. Her background at the esteemed design firm, Cullman and Kravis, gave her the foundation for traditional design early in her career. This experience established her groundwork for detail, project management & the understanding of the design business. During her partnership at ZK Interiors Ltd., she worked on creating transitional designs with a large roster of clientele. As she moved to London in 2009, she formed Cara Zolot Interiors until partnering at Morris & Woodhouse Interiors in 2013.
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Cara Woodhouse Interiors is a full service design firm based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Their design services include architecture consulting, contract management, spatial planning, material & finish selections, custom furniture, millwork and antiquing. Cara strives to find the perfect balance in each space . Design is Cara’s passion, it also happens to be her job. Nothing gives her more satisfaction than collaborating with clients to create their dream homes.

EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED ■Designed by: Cara Woodhouse Interiors Marble that spills onto the floor. A yellow sofa with a sen...
10/05/2026

EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED ■
Designed by: Cara Woodhouse Interiors
Marble that spills onto the floor. A yellow sofa with a sense of humor. A hallway that deserves a second look.

I love giving a room something you didn’t see coming. Color, scale, material and a little mischief all have a place in my work.

Which detail would you bring home?

Design: Cara Woodhouse Interiors

BLUE WITH A TWIST ▪Designed by: Cara Woodhouse Interiors Who said a boys’ bedroom had to play it safe? Sculptural lighti...
10/04/2026

BLUE WITH A TWIST ▪
Designed by: Cara Woodhouse Interiors
Who said a boys’ bedroom had to play it safe? Sculptural lighting, a curvy bedside table and a rug with its own rhythm bring a little unexpected energy to our Kendall Miami project.

What’s stealing the scene for you?

Design: Cara Woodhouse Interiors

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MIRROR SHINE ■Currently obsessed with anything that catches the light and throws it right back.Mirrored cabinetry. Polis...
10/02/2026

MIRROR SHINE ■

Currently obsessed with anything that catches the light and throws it right back.

Mirrored cabinetry. Polished stainless. Chrome. High-gloss metals. There’s something about a reflective surface that can make a room feel almost liquid—changing throughout the day as the light moves across it.

And this bathroom is exactly why I’m into it. The softness of the stone and plaster against that incredible mirrored vanity is such a good tension. Clean, sculptural, and just a little unexpected.

More mirror shine coming because I’m clearly not over it.

Via Gemma | The Joinery Edit
Design: B.E. Architecture
Photography: Victor Vieaux

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BARNACLE ■Thousands of blooms transformed into something almost otherworldly. Titled Barnacle, this sculptural floral in...
09/26/2026

BARNACLE ■
Thousands of blooms transformed into something almost otherworldly. Titled Barnacle, this sculptural floral installation plays with repetition, scale and the most incredible deep oxblood palette. I love when something familiar is completely reimagined.

Design/Via: ꪗꫀꪀ
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LE GRAND BOUQUET ▪️There’s something very satisfying about taking a decorative detail and making it the biggest thing in...
09/21/2026

LE GRAND BOUQUET ▪️
There’s something very satisfying about taking a decorative detail and making it the biggest thing in the room. Julien Sebban of uchronia brings the Grand Palais’ botanical motifs into three dimensions with enormous blush petals, glossy green stems and coral seating. The detail I love most is at the base, where the entire bouquet becomes a place to sit.
Creative direction & design: Julien Sebban / uchronia
Location: Rotonde d’Antin, Le Grand Palais Paris
Via: Monique van der Reijden
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THE PERFECT LITTLE GIRLS BEDROOM ▪️From our new build project KENDALL/MIAMI Designed by: Cara Woodhouse Interiors       ...
09/20/2026

THE PERFECT LITTLE GIRLS BEDROOM ▪️
From our new build project KENDALL/MIAMI
Designed by: Cara Woodhouse Interiors

OBJECT NOT INTERRUPTED ■Is it a chair, a bench, a table or something else entirely? That uncertainty is exactly what mak...
09/17/2026

OBJECT NOT INTERRUPTED ■
Is it a chair, a bench, a table or something else entirely? That uncertainty is exactly what makes this piece so compelling. The tightly gathered volume against the cold stainless steel feels strange, sculptural and completely resolved without being easily defined.
Created in a limited edition of nine, Object Not Interrupted captures an object mid-transformation. This is collectible design at its best: functional enough to invite interaction, but strong enough to hold a room as art.
Design: ДИВАН.РУ | МЕБЕЛЬ МАХАЧКАЛА in collaboration with Palaty Gallery
Photography: Andrey Boynov
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I KEEP GOING BACK TO THIS HOUSE.▪️Every room has something a little strange, a little sexy and completely unexpected. Th...
09/16/2026

I KEEP GOING BACK TO THIS HOUSE.▪️
Every room has something a little strange, a little sexy and completely unexpected. The fuzzy pink chairs against that massive black spiral staircase. The mint terrazzo. The oxblood and dusty rose. The shaggy pendant floating over that ribbed pink island. Even the cabinetry feels like a piece of art. It shouldn’t all work together this well, but it absolutely does.

Ribbon Stair House by Nicholas Kaiko

Interior Design & Decoration: Nicholas Kaiko
Build: Lisney Construction
Photography: Pablo Veiga
Editorial Styling: Holly Irvine
Styling Assistant: Lily Cadsky
Via: Lo & Co Interiors
Featured in: Vogue Living

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SOFTNESS, WITH A LITTLE EDGE…▪️Travertine, richly veined marble and warm neutral joinery come together in the most beaut...
09/12/2026

SOFTNESS, WITH A LITTLE EDGE…▪️

Travertine, richly veined marble and warm neutral joinery come together in the most beautiful way. I love how the rounded profiles soften the architecture, while the collected objects bring just enough contrast, character and imperfection.

Design, styling and furniture: STUDIOJOS
Photography: Felix Forest
Build: JCORP Construction
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09/10/2026

NO PLAN. JUST INSTINCT.▪️
I love seeing what happens when an artist lets intuition lead. This vase by .ceramics takes shape without a fixed plan, guided by what feels right in the moment. The artist is exploring larger forms and new techniques, and getting completely absorbed in the process. That freedom to experiment is such a big part of creating something interesting.
Artist: .ceramics

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Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm

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