I love the reflection and possibilities that come with the start of a new year. It feels like a blank canvas to sketch your hopes, dreams, and goals on. We no doubt have visions for ourselves–how we want to grow personally and professionally–and our families (anyone else ready for a vacation already?!). And as we declutter our minds and environments from the busyness of the holiday season, many of us begin to think about the living spaces in our homes.
It’s easy to start with the pain points we bump up against every day. But what if we really allowed ourselves to imagine the possibilities? What if our actual homes could become our dream homes? Which next steps could we take to bring those dreams closer to reality this year? What if you could work with a local interior designer to fully transform your space to accommodate your lifestyle and personal needs?
Work With an Interior Designer
Sure, there are lots of DIY tips and hacks out there for making small, short-term changes. But an interior designer can help you unlock the possibilities and eliminate the barriers to making the vision you have for your home a reality. I recently had the pleasure of connecting with Sorraya Guillaume of Eskae Interiors. In addition to learning more about her business, I was inspired by her passion for creating both beautiful and functional spaces tailored to each client’s needs and style preferences. I also walked away with a better understanding of how partnering with a designer can truly transform your home.
Here are 5 benefits of working with an experienced interior designer to elevate your living space:
A Custom, Curated Home
Whether you’re looking to start with a smaller space, update furnishings, or complete a renovation with full furnishings, an interior designer can work with you to create a space that truly reflects your personality, unique style, and needs. Sorraya guides each of her clients through a discovery process to get a sense of the style elements they like and desired investment level. This informs choices of colors, aesthetics, and materials to create a personally tailored design.
Coordinating Contractors
Hiring and coordinating subcontractors and contractors doesn’t have to be a hassle! From electricians to carpenters to stone workers, a local interior designer like Sorraya has relationships with the best in the business. Leaning on their expertise and connections provides peace of mind. Especially when it comes to ensuring the quality of work being done in your home.
Project Management
Envisioning an update or redesign is one thing. Making it all come together within a budget and timeframe is quite another. Eskae Interiors offers project management services to oversee every part of the process for you, making your renovation or redesign as pleasant and stress-free as possible.
Personally Sourced Materials
We are often limited by what we know and have access to. When you partner with an interior designer, they’re able to source fabrics, materials, fixtures, furniture–you name it–to tailor an aesthetic that truly reflects who you are.
Oversight & Execution of Designs
Seeing what you envisioned come into existence in real time… this is where the magic happens! With expert knowledge and experience in each aspect of the renovation and design process, Sorraya will personally oversee the execution of your interior design plans.
Partner With Eskae Interiors
Sorraya Guillaume, founder of Eskae Interiors, understands that a beautiful home isn’t just about how it looks—it’s about how it supports your everyday life. She approaches interior design with clarity, care, and a highly curated eye, guiding clients through each decision so the process feels simple and stress-free. Whether you’re planning a full renovation, refreshing a space, or designing virtually, Sorraya creates a streamlined, collaborative experience that feels thoughtful, manageable, and tailored to you.
Make 2026 the year you eliminate barriers to your fully transformed living space. Book a consultation via the website or call 786-223-8084 and get started today!
Great article Lynda and so many things that designers handle that I failed to think about! This is helpful!