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Featured Reviews for Interior Designers in North Carolina

Rare Greatness, LLC
Interior Designers in North Carolina
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars30 December 2014
“I hired Vision by Nicole, LLC to undertake an extensive design/remodeling project in our mountain house located in AveryCounty, N.C. The included the entire main living area (kitchen, laundry, dining, living, bathroom and bedroom), plus the stairs, and the upstairs master bedroom & bathroom. Founder & CEO Nicole Blackon was hands-on throughout the entire project. Her designs and plans plans were exactly in accord with what we were trying to accomplish. On points where we disagreed, in the end we learned that she was always right in knowing what would and wouldn't work. Her projecrt oversight was intense. She was immediately all-over any problems that came up. Her selection of materials was impeccable, and she was meticulous down to the tiniest detail in project completion. We are completely satisfied, and have resolved to use Vision by Nicole, LLC exclusively for any future projects.”
Abington Interiors
Interior Designers in North Carolina
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars13 March 2015
“Sharon is an experienced designer that is able to listen to your ideas and improve on them. I have never used a decorator before, but I wanted help with a new house where the living spaces were open to each other and needed to "flow". I was having a difficult time starting the project, but Sharon was able to show me colors and styles that work together without looking like you just bought a room from a furniture store. She has helped me incorporate some new ideas into my style, and came up with solutions I would have never thought of. I definitely recommend Sharon for her sense of style and also because she is such a pleasant person to work with.”
Kathleen Monroe Design
Interior Designers in North Carolina
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars2 May 2013
“I have worked with Kathleen Monroe on multiple residential projects, and have been very satisfied with the results. Her expertise has been instrumental in bringing out a high sense of quality and style. Her skill with color and materials selection is excellent. She is a delight to work with, very flexible, and well worth the cost. I highly recommend Kathleen Monroe Design.”
Just Jill! Interiors
Interior Designers in North Carolina
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars29 September 2012
“I hired Jill after meeting her at a home show. She finished work on my beach home this past spring and we are set to start my local home after the holidays. I came across this review of Jill and found it quite inaccurate. Jill is absolutely one of the easiest designers I have ever hired. Her enthusiasm is matched by her knowledge and if left to do the job hired, her work is breathtaking. She works completely alone--just her. She is delightful and talented and I could not be happier with my decision to put my faith and my childhood summer home with her. I recommend her highly.”
Great Design 4 U LLC
Interior Designers in North Carolina
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars8 December 2014
“As a photographer, I have seen multiple examples of Anna's design work and I think that she is first rate and gives excellent value to her clients. Her sense of style is consistent in each of the settings that I have seen of her work.”
Michelle McKoy Designs
Interior Designers in North Carolina
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars5 August 2016
“Michelle is amazing to work with. She was able to create a home for me that was welcoming and stylish, fun and relative with trends. Her sense of making the best choices in whatever space you have made all the difference. The gasps when people walk in puts a smile on my face and makes the entire renovation worthwhile”
Kristyn Bock
Interior Designers in North Carolina
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars27 June 2020
“We are fortunate to work with Kristyn on a custom home design and build at Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia. She is truly exceptional. Kristyn makes the extra effort to get to know her clients, with a natural empathy and care for the best outcomes. She works perceptively to understand the project goals, and blend those with the artistic vision her clients are striving to achieve. Kristyn excels in communication. She works diligently to achieve a shared understanding, opening options and creating new ideas with winning ease. Kristyn's mastery of design is truly impressive, commanding shapes, textures, materials, spatial layout, layered depth, and color palettes that are unique, insightful, and end-point realizations of what her clients truly wish to create. She is also a consummate team professional - making everyone who participates on the project better at what they do, making the owner's experience richer and more-meaningful. Thank you so much Kristyn !”
CO Interiors
Interior Designers in North Carolina
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars7 August 2013
“I hired Maj Interiors for major kitchen help. I had a tone of ideas and a huge wish list but didn’t know how to put it all together. Working with Alona was a fantastic experience; she took care of everything on my wish list and organized the whole project! She was always on top of things and made me feel comfortable throughout the renovation process. I got a fabulous kitchen that was completed on time and on budget that I absolutely love! I would recommend Maj Interiors in a heartbeat!”
LK Design NC
Interior Designers in North Carolina
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars9 September 2016
“I am honored to endorse Laura Koshel of LK Design! We began working with Laura prior to moving to The Hills at Southpoint. She visited our previous home to familiarize herself with our home decor style as well as the rugs and furnishings we planned to incorporate into our new home. Laura has a talent for visualizing possibilities. With her help we chose paint colors, wall paper and gorgeous window treatments. She was always respectful of our ideas, personal preferences and budget, while encouraging us to consider additional styles. The beauty of my home speaks for itself. Laura conducts herself with honesty and integrity. It is a pleasure to work with her.”
Found At Home
Interior Designers in North Carolina
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars22 May 2016
“Amy was the interior designer for an extremely complex custom, new home that my company built in Upper Arlington, Ohio. She did a fantastic job. The home turned out great due to all of her tireless effort and tasteful insights. She worked skillfully with all of the trades as well as with outside suppliers for such complex features as a custom-built range hood and spiral staircase railing. Everyone who has viewed the home has raved about her selections. As a builder, she was an extraordinarily valuable partner for this project. We were fortunate that she was an integral part of it.”
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Interior Designer FAQs
Interior design services in North Carolina may be offered in different ways, including hourly rates, fixed fees, or a percentage of the project’s total cost, which will vary depending on the project itself. Interior design costs can range from £50 to £200 per hour, or a fixed fee between 5% and 20% of the total project cost. The key thing is to be very clear about your budget and your scope from the start, to ensure your designer can advise you on what is achievable. And remember, their contacts will probably save you money. A contingency fund of 10-15% is also recommended, especially if open-ended structural work is involved.
When considering hiring an interior designer, you can ask the following:
  • Experience: Ask about the designer’s background, education, experience, and previous similar projects.
  • Design Process: Gain insights into the designer’s project approach, design philosophy, preferred style, and how they incorporate client preferences. Review their Houzz portfolio to evaluate their design style and compatibility with your tastes.
  • Scope of Services: Inquire about the interior designer’s services, including project management, material/furniture sourcing, and whether they offer full-service design.
  • Budget and Timeline: Discuss your project budget and the designers capability to work within it. Ask how they handle unexpected delays & additional costs.
  • Testimonials: Seek references or testimonials from past clients to assess client satisfaction. You can find these easily on Houzz from other homeowners that have used this pro.
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  1. See North Carolina Interior Designers’ profiles, dive into their work photos and check out customer reviews.
  2. Reach out to the pro(s) you want, then share your vision to get the ball rolling.
  3. Request and compare quotes, then hire the Interior Designer that perfectly fits your project and budget limits.
The most popular Interior Design Services in North Carolina are:
  • Interior design
  • Space Planning
  • Downsizing
  • Floor Plans
  • Holiday Decorating
  • Kids Bedroom Design
There are 5,418 Interior Designers, registered on Houzz in North Carolina.
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5,418Local Pros on Houzz Who Serve North Carolina
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Interior designers in North Carolina and interior architects are skilled at making beautiful, feel-good spaces for people to live and work in, using carefully chosen combinations of paint colours, patterns, fabrics, furniture and fixtures. They will help you to get the look you want first time, and if you’re not immediately sure what you want they help you find it, working with you to design your perfect home. If your space is on the small side, or awkwardly configured, a North Carolina interior designer can also help you to maximise your living space, using clever tricks to make spaces seem larger or brighter and building in multi-functional furniture and design. Working closely with North Carolina interior designers will ensure you get a design you love, but also allow you to pick up some of the skills, approaches and design ideas that interior designers use to create their stunning home designs. So if you are stuck for ideas, or can’t make head nor tail of how to design your living room, bedroom, or even your entire home, then find interior design companies and interior designers in North Carolina on Houzz that are ready to totally transform your interiors and make your life easier.

What’s the difference between interior designers and interior decorators?


These two closely related professions are often mistaken for the same thing, however, there are some significant differences to be aware of before deciding which to hire. An interior designer, sometimes known as an interior architect, can run full renovation and structural design projects, and will use specialised knowledge of interior architecture, construction systems and components, building regulations, materials and furnishings to arrive at your dream home design. Interior design companies are able to plan spaces and room functions down to the last detail, and can help design and renovate interiors, from initial planning phases to placing the last decorative accessory. A decorator on the other hand will typically be involved only in the aesthetic layer, the “look and feel” of a space, and won’t be able to assist in renovations that require structural work. Interior decorators normally come on board after all structural work is complete. So choose your North Carolina interior designer according to the type of work you need.

Why should I hire an interior designer in North Carolina?


They say life is what happens while you’re busy making plans. Some of us are just too preoccupied with a career and/or family to think about colour schemes, wallpaper, flooring and lighting. A professional interior designer in North Carolina can save you bags of time, stress and months, if not years, of living in a half-finished home. It’s their job to stay on top of the latest trends and to have contacts and visual references coming out of their ears. Interior designers can also save you money, by sourcing products via trade contacts or offering affordable alternatives to blowout iconic designs.

How do I choose the right North Carolina interior designer for my home?


Good design and visual inspiration are all around us. Start by searching for interior architects and interior designers in North Carolina on Houzz. Keep a lookout for images of rooms and features that you really like and save them to your Ideabooks to begin to develop an understanding of your own style and taste. If you notice that photos from the same interior design companies are popping up regularly then that is a good hint that they could be your perfect design match. You can feel most confident if you hire an interior designer or interior design company in North Carolina that has completed work similar to the look and feel that you desire, whether that is a mix-and-match lounge oozing mid-century modern style, a pale and interesting minimalist bedroom with shots of colour, or a beautiful space inspired by Scandinavian design.

You may want to check if your designer is a member of the Society of British and International Design (SBID) or The British Institute of Interior Design (BIID). Both are a benchmark of quality and reliability. And check if your interior designers can offer you the right type of service – some companies are design only, while others can oversee the whole project. If it is the latter that you seek, make sure any sub-contractors used are fully accredited and it is clear who they are supposed to report to. If late alterations are made to the plan, the contractor should receive a change order, thus minimising the risk of a dispute about what was and wasn’t agreed to after the start date.



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