Naomi Stroh Interiors

08/14/2026

Waiting until this unveils itself in Fall of 2026

08/07/2026

Noguchi lamps, Warhol screen prints, Murano glass, French antiques, black liquor tables, Mansour Fine Rugs floor covering… I glare and stair at all my collections ✨

08/07/2026

Grateful that I trusted my instincts, followed my curiosity, and never stopped seeking beauty.

What began as a fascination with design became a career—and, over time, a body of knowledge and expertise in the home industry that I am incredibly proud of.

It has given me a way of seeing: how beauty and function work together, how thoughtful design creates value in business, and how the principles we apply to our homes can shape the way we raise our families and experience our lives.

I’ve come to realize that none of these have been separate pursuits. Design, business, family, creativity, and the art of living well are deeply connected.

Bringing them together into one synchronized harmony has been one of the greatest privileges of following my instincts—and I am profoundly grateful that I did.

07/23/2026

People always ask me how I do it.

The truth is, I don’t begin by adding more—I begin by taking everything away.

Whether I’m designing a home or building a business, clarity always comes before creativity. A blank canvas isn’t empty; it’s full of possibility. Sometimes the next breakthrough starts with making space for it.

07/22/2026

Interior design isn’t only about what happens inside your home—it’s about what happens outside, too.

A well-designed garden extends the feeling of home beyond four walls. It’s where architecture softens into nature, where you slow down, breathe a little deeper, and reconnect.

I’ve always believed we’re cultivating more than beautiful spaces—we’re cultivating the nest. And when your environment feels intentional, you’ll naturally step into the world with more joy, more confidence, and a greater appreciation for what’s possible through thoughtful creation.

Beauty has a way of changing the way we live.

07/16/2026

07/11/2026

One of the greatest lessons I learned while working with Kelly Wearstler was this:

Before you invest in something that will live in your home for years, sit with it.

The best design isn’t impulsive. It’s intentional.

A home should evolve with you, not chase every trend. The pieces you truly love are the ones that still feel right months—or even years—later.

Beautiful design has patience. 🤍

07/10/2026

Dude! I can’t wait to tell you more about this one. More to come. ✨🦋

06/24/2026

Summertime Hamburgers never looked so good! 🍔❤️Working with Warhol