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Gina Rachelle Design Gina’s design aesthetic is clean, fresh, detail-focused and always ensuring her client’s style is embedded in the space.

Her goal is to have her clients fall in love with their space – full of function, beauty and YOU. Gina Rachelle Design is a residential interior design studio specializing in remodels and new builds, furnishing projects, and thoughtful styling located in Northern California. We create homes that blend our signature style of traditional and modern with our clients’ personal aesthetic, lifestyle and goals. We select materials, finishes and decor that are sustainable and low-waste, always making our beautiful planet a priority.
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Gina Gutierrez has built her business — and her life — on harnessing the power of the self. Born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin but a resident of the Bay Area for seventeen years, Gina’s drive and passion for interior design propelled her to launch Gina Rachelle Design in 2012. Over the years, she has built an interior design studio that specializes in residential homes. Gina’s design aesthetic is traditional with touches of modern elements and clean details. Each project is full of life through the use of colors, textures, metals, shapes and thoughtful furnishings and objects. Gina loves taking time to get to know every client to ensure that personal style and preferences are emulated in a space. Beyond interiors, Gina is always seeking design and beauty in everyday life. She currently resides in Sebastopol, California with her husband and their growing family: Luna, their tripod dog, Frank and Bob, their rescue cats, and five sweet chickens. They are often found working on their home, gardening on their land, sipping wine, and discussing their next adventure.

Some stories deserve to be told, and we're so honored  chose to tell this one. Project Belgrave, our Oakland kitchen ren...
10/02/2026

Some stories deserve to be told, and we're so honored chose to tell this one. Project Belgrave, our Oakland kitchen renovation, was featured in Sunset Magazine in 2024.

This kitchen was Allison's tribute to her late mother, and a space designed to reflect the woman she'd become. She'd worked hard to buy this condo on her own, and she wanted a kitchen that finally felt like hers: brighter, better organized, and ready for the people she loves.

We opened it up by removing a wall, brought in soapstone counters with a carved drying rack at the sink, and layered in materials that nod to the Old World while feeling fresh and modern. Portuguese-inspired tile, unlacquered brass, and warmth in every corner.

Thank you to for telling Allison's story so beautifully.

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Overwhelmed by your renovation? Start here.The whole thing feels a lot less daunting once you break it down. Start with ...
09/08/2026

Overwhelmed by your renovation? Start here.

The whole thing feels a lot less daunting once you break it down. Start with a real budget, one that accounts for construction, materials, design fees, permits, furnishings, and a contingency for the unexpected. Bring in the right team early, a designer from the start and an architect if you're making structural changes, so the plan is set before any work begins.

From there, define your priorities and separate the must-haves from the nice-to-haves, then decide where to invest by figuring out what stays, what goes, and where it's worth splurging or saving. And get realistic about the process, the timeline, and how you'll actually live during construction.

Save this for when you're ready to start!

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We’re so excited to see this San Francisco home featured in .For this kitchen and dining room, we reworked the layout to...
09/07/2026

We’re so excited to see this San Francisco home featured in .

For this kitchen and dining room, we reworked the layout to create a space that feels brighter, more functional, and better suited for everyday life and entertaining. Warm oak, rich green tones, brass details, and thoughtful custom storage bring personality and warmth throughout.

One of our favorite details is the custom dining banquette, designed to seat up to eight with hidden storage underneath.

Thank you for sharing this transformation. Head to the link in our bio to read the full feature.

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We love a bud vase. The smallest little detail that brings a space charm, personality, and just a touch of magic. A tiny...
05/19/2026

We love a bud vase. The smallest little detail that brings a space charm, personality, and just a touch of magic. A tiny jewel moment that makes everything feel a bit more like home. 🌸

A living room that meets you where you are. Cozy, inviting, soft, and quietly layered. This space blends traditional bon...
04/29/2026

A living room that meets you where you are.

Cozy, inviting, soft, and quietly layered. This space blends traditional bones with just enough trend to keep it feeling fresh. It’s the kind of room that invites you to slow down and be present.

Movie nights on the sofa.
Records spinning in the background.
Games spread across the table.
A quiet moment with a good book.

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04/28/2026

Timeless… or trendy? 👀

A little brother + sister back-and-forth because honestly, it’s never just one or the other. Some pieces are forever. Some are having a moment.

At GRD, we lean into that balance—design that feels grounded, but never predictable.

So tell us… are you timeless, trendy, or a little bit of both? ✨

Happy anniversary, my love. My everything. 04 21 19 💕
04/21/2026

Happy anniversary, my love. My everything. 04 21 19 💕

Custom lighting project underway with the incredible team at  for our Bodega Bay Project. Julie and Quinn, thank you for...
03/31/2026

Custom lighting project underway with the incredible team at for our Bodega Bay Project. Julie and Quinn, thank you for your time and sharing your expertise and creativity with us!

Photo 1: Our Project Heron finishes. Trying to decide which color we should go for.

Photo 2: The beautiful fade away glass blown bulb.

Photo 3: Just a few of ’s rope deatil.

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