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We are Hiring: Project Coordinator/Office Manager

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Alisha Taylor Interiors: Our Story

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We recently had a past client come back to us after completing their outdoor spaces. The foundation was already there, but they wanted a few updates and beautiful, luxury furniture to make the space finally feel finished.

That’s one of our favorite parts of a long-term client relationship. Your home keeps evolving, and we can come back in to help with the next layer when you’re ready.

Because that new patio, sports court, & outdoor living spaces deserve to feel just as intentional as the inside of your home!

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Our Design Books provide accurate, detailed drawings, dimensions, elevations, material transitions, and install notes so your team knows exactly what we’re envisioning before it’s time to build it.

Our goal is to answer as many questions as possible on paper before they become questions in the field. Clear drawings. Fewer surprises. Better collaboration. And a finished home we’re all proud of!

Want to work on your next project with us? Schedule a call with me on our website!

Project: #BrickbyBrick
Interior Designer: @mia_alishataylorinteriors @lacey_alishataylorinteriors
Builder: @aft_construction
Architectural Designer: @corydesign

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You don't always need more square footage in a luxury remodel... you just need smarter design decisions.

For our #MariposaRemodel kitchen, we worked within the same footprint but completely changed how the room functions. We kept the range in its original location, then repositioned the main island to create a bigger work zone and comfortable seating.

The square footage didn't change, but the experience of living in the kitchen did.

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One of the design challenges at our #SomersetStation project was making an oversized home feel intimate without losing its grand appeal.

We did that through proportions and visual layering, bringing the scale down to a more approachable level while still honoring the architecture. Sometimes design is about creating an illusion to make scale breathable and not overwhelming.

Stay tuned as our #SomersetStation wraps up construction! Full empty house gallery coming soon!

Interior Designer: @alishataylorinteriors @marti_alishataylorinteriors
Builder: @phxhomebuilder

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People often assume the biggest investment in a luxury home is the marble, custom cabinetry, or statement lighting. It's not.

The real investment is the planning behind it all. The beautiful materials are easy to see. The months of planning that make them all come together are what truly set a luxury home apart.

That's the part we'll never rush!