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Decoration
Interior Design
At Realty , great interior design is our business and our passion. We believe that a house becomes a home when it’s personalized — your space should show off your tastes and personality, work with your lifestyle, and maybe make your guests a little jealous. We know that creating a home interior that does all of these things isn’t easy, and we’re here to help.
Our talented designers bring 13 years of experience to the table, couch, coffee table, or whichever furniture piece we’re sitting near. From discovering your personal style to knocking down that wall that’s been preventing the open-concept living area you’ve been lusting after, we’ll make sure that your space isn’t just aesthetically pleasing, but also a reflection of you. We offer the following services:
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On-site consultations
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Project survey & analysis
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Space planning & furniture arrangement
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Design concepts
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Finishes & furnishings
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Custom designs
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Purchasing, delivery, & installation
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Project coordination & management
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COMMERCIAL DESIGNS
Realty commercial interior designers are trained to prioritize functionality and safety without sacrificing style or aesthetics. For example, a luxury hotel needs to accommodate a certain amount of guests if it wants to maximize profits. But in order to do so, the hotel has to impress guests with spacious rooms, lavish bathrooms, and breathtaking views. It should wow guests with its lobby, and make room for high-end amenities including spas, saunas, gyms, outdoor spaces, pools, and a restaurant and bar.
It falls on Realty commercial interior designer to make all of these requirements come together into one usable and beautiful space…and we are more than qualified to do so!
Realty commercial interior designers know how to space plan without surrendering design. We are also trained to ensure that everything within the physical structure is safe and up to code. We are heavily involved in the renovation and construction process, and work closely with contractors and manufacturers to make important structural decisions including architectural details, lighting, floor and ceiling design, window placement, and technological upgrades. Realty Commercial interior designers also define the project’s scope of work, draw schematics and blueprints, select the right materials, and oversee budgeting and scheduling, along with other important duties.
RESIDENTIAL DESIGNS
Architects have an important job: building structures that will fulfill people's needs while being structurally safe and sound. But here's the thing: you can create the greatest building in the world, but nobody's going to use it if the inside is a mess. Interior design is an integral part of architecture, focused on creating interior spaces that make the building both functional and aesthetically appealing. Still, we have different kinds of buildings, so it makes sense that we have different kinds of interior designs. One of the biggest arenas for designers is residential design or the interiors of spaces in which people live. This can include houses, apartments, condos, and anywhere else where people reside. The architect may build the house, but it's Realty designer's job to make it a home.
Realty residential interior designers coordinate the interiors of homes, which means that our job is very different than someone who designs something like a bank or a commercial center. Realty Interior design is always a matter of balancing aesthetic and function, so we need to consider the primary function of a residence: it's a place where people live. Therefore, we as a residential designer's primary focus is creating a livable space.
This means that residential designs needs to be comfortable and usable. Think of what you use your home for. It's where you relax, cook, and eat. It may be where you entertain close friends or small groups of guests. You may have a home office for work. Residential needs tend to be focused on smaller groups and more relaxed atmospheres than you'd find in a commercial building, and the interior designer needs to ensure that the colors, lighting, furniture, appliances, temperature, and general layout meet these needs. In other words, the interior needs to be livable.
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