Interior Designers in New York, NY
Browse 4 design studios working in New York, NY and see the actual project work before you reach out. Each profile links straight to the studio, so your inquiry goes to the designer rather than to a lead broker. Browsing and contacting studios is free for homeowners, with no lead fees.
4 studios in New York, NY
New York, NYKAID Design
Condominium and co-op lobby, corridor, and amenity renovation in New York and Miami
New York, NYTenlie Mourning
Material honesty and architectural precision, from a practice based between New York and Paris
New York, NYEmpire & Co.
Your partner in place: end-to-end FF&E for workplace, residential, and hospitality since 1946
New York, NYAtelier 616 Interiors
Full-service interior design in the New York metropolitan area since 2011
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Common questions
Hiring an interior designer in New York, NY
How do I choose an interior designer in New York, NY?
Start with the work. Look for completed projects close to yours in scale, room type, and style, then shortlist two or three studios and contact them directly. When you speak, ask how they scope a project, who handles day to day communication, what the timeline looks like, and how they bill (hourly, flat fee, or a percentage of furnishings). Process and fees vary from studio to studio, so ask each one rather than assuming.
What does an interior designer do?
An interior designer plans and specifies the inside of a space: layout, furniture, finishes, lighting, and materials. Many studios also handle sourcing and procurement, coordinate with contractors and trades, and manage the installation at the end. Scope varies widely between studios, so confirm exactly what is included before you sign anything.
Which studios are listed in New York, NY?
Studios that run their client work in MONA and have published a public profile. Every image in a listing is that studio's own project work, uploaded by the studio itself. The list grows as more studios publish, so it is worth checking again if nothing fits today.
How do I contact a studio on MONA?
Open the studio's profile and use the contact button. It goes to that studio's own inquiry form, booking link, or website, and your message reaches the studio directly. MONA does not sit between you and the studio, and does not resell your inquiry to anyone else.
Do homeowners pay to use this directory?
No. Browsing profiles and contacting studios is free for homeowners. There is no lead fee and studios are not charged per inquiry. Studios pay for MONA as the software they run their business on, and the directory listing comes with it.
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