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Find an Interior Designer

Browse interior designers by city and style. See the actual project work before you reach out, then contact the studio directly. No middleman, no lead fee.

9 studios working in contemporary

IVC CabinetMONA VerifiedAnaheim, CA

IVC Cabinet

Custom cabinetry and millwork designed, manufactured, finished, and installed in Anaheim, California

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14+CO Design StudioMONA VerifiedOklahoma City, OK

14+CO Design Studio

Interior and lighting design for timeless, relaxing homes that improve with age

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Nella Vita Interior DesignMONA VerifiedWinter Garden, FL

Nella Vita Interior Design

Hospitality-inspired residential and commercial interiors, designed around how a space makes you feel

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Jarret Yoshida, Inc.MONA VerifiedBrooklyn, NY

Jarret Yoshida, Inc.

Award-winning interior design in Manhattan and Brooklyn, blending Japanese aesthetics with contemporary principles

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Empire & Co.MONA VerifiedNew York, NY

Empire & Co.

Your partner in place: end-to-end FF&E for workplace, residential, and hospitality since 1946

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Design by SashaMONA VerifiedLas Vegas, NV

Design by Sasha

High end interior design, remodeling, and luxury staging in Las Vegas

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Design in RhythmMONA VerifiedLos Angeles, CA

Design in Rhythm

End-to-end interior design for boutique hospitality and residential spaces in Los Angeles

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Peti Lau DesignMONA VerifiedLos Angeles, CA

Peti Lau Design

Bold, layered, globally inspired luxury interiors in Los Angeles and New York

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Atelier 616 InteriorsMONA VerifiedNew York, NY

Atelier 616 Interiors

Full-service interior design in the New York metropolitan area since 2011

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Common questions

How the MONA designer directory works

How do I choose an interior designer?

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.

What does the MONA Verified badge mean?

The badge marks studios with an active MONA subscription that run their real client work (projects, sourcing, visualization) on the platform. Every studio in the directory today is a MONA customer, and the badge confirms the subscription is currently active. It describes how a studio works day to day, it is not a rating of their design or a guarantee about a specific project.

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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