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The Blog

Design Tips

Luxury Home Collaboration Between Construction & Interior Design

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Project Highlights

BEHIND THE DESIGN: #UrbanRanch

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Design Process

Understanding the Difference Between a $75,000 and a $150,000 Furniture Budget

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Design Process

Our Story at Alisha Taylor Interiors: Design Journey

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Project Highlights

What A Year! 2024 Designer Recap

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Design Tips

Building Tips for Luxury Homes

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Open concept isn’t out. It’s evolving.

We’re seeing luxury homes take the best parts of an open floor plan and pair them with spaces designed for a very specific purpose.

The kitchen and great room still flow together, but the dining room gets to feel like its own destination again. The main kitchen becomes more approachable, while a back kitchen handles the extra appliances, storage and, yes, the mess.

A beautiful home is one thing, but a home designed around how you actually live is another.

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A good builder and interior designer should make each other’s jobs easier.

On a custom home or full remodel, our job is to think through the design details early, from cabinetry and lighting to materials, elevations, and all the little decisions that eventually make their way into the field.

We bring clear drawings, detailed specifications, and open communication so your team isn’t left guessing.

And when something changes? We work through it together.

We believe the best projects happen when everyone brings their expertise to the table and works toward the same goal!

Interior Designer: @alishataylorinteriors
Builder: @aft_construction
Architect: @gradyolsendesign
Photographer: @lifecreated

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Industrial design can feel a little sharp if every line stays straight. For our #SolveigHouse design, lead designer, @faye_alishataylorinteriors, kept the crisp edges and clean lines that give the home its modern industrial feel, then brought in curves, natural materials, and lighting that softens the space.

“Those choices give your eye somewhere to pause without losing the character of the design.” - Faye Serwa

From the start, we want to understand how you want your home to feel, then make sure every detail supports that vision!

Interior Designer: @faye_alishataylorinteriors @marti_alishataylorinteriors
Builder & Architect: @bedbrockdevelopers

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Another Annual Dinner with the very best team. 🤍

An evening to step away from the drawings, selections, site visits, and deadlines to celebrate the people behind it all.

I am so grateful for this group and the talent, care, and personality each person brings to ATI. We work hard, have a lot of fun along the way, and genuinely enjoy doing this together. Beautiful homes are always a team effort, and I couldn’t ask for a better one.

Cheers to another year of creating, growing, and raising the bar together. 🥂

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Our #BrickyardManor project 🙌🏻✨

This home was designed to feel layered and collected. The part of a reveal that you don’t see are the hundreds of decisions being made, documented and then coordinated and refined so that everything comes together.

We can’t wait to show you more!

Interior Designer: @faye_alishataylorinteriors
Furniture Design: @lacey_alishataylorinteriors @mia_alishataylorinteriors
Install Team: @rebecca_alishataylorinteriors @lucy_alishataylorinteriors
Builder: @riverwooddevelopment
Architect: @altitude_design_ltd