Renovations and rooms styled for houses in Pittsburgh.

Kitchens, baths and whole floors planned from the walls in, then finished with the furniture, lighting and art that make them yours.

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Projects

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One room or the whole house. If your project sits between two of these, describe it and ask.

Renovation design

Layouts, walls, windows and the drawings your contractor prices from.
Kitchens and baths

Cabinet plans, tile, counters, fixtures and lighting, picked together.
Furnishing and styling

Furniture, rugs, curtains and art for rooms that are built but not finished.
Paint, finishes and lighting

Colors, hardware and fixtures for a house that needs a change, not a gut job.
Move-in and listing styling

Setting up a new house, or getting one ready for photos before it sells.

The Galley Kitchen · Kitchen

Good ones to ask any designer before you start. Ask us anything else when you call.

Do you take on one room, or only whole houses?

Ask. Tell us which rooms you have in mind and what's bothering you about them now, and we'll say whether it's a fit.

How are design fees worked out?

It depends on the size of the job. Ask how fees are set for a project like yours, and what's included, before you sign anything.

Can you work with my contractor?

If you already have a builder, mention them on the form. If you don't, ask whether we can suggest one.

Can I keep furniture I already own?

Make a list of the pieces you love and photograph them. Bring it to the first conversation so the plan starts from what stays.

What should I have ready before we talk?

Phone photos of each room, rough measurements if you have them, a few pictures of rooms you like, and a budget range you're comfortable with.

Which rooms, what you'd change, and roughly when. A short note is plenty to start with.

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