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RobLeigh Designs
Start a Project
Every space starts with a conversation about how you want to feel in it.
Tell me about the room, the people in it, and what isn't working. From there we'll decide together whether it's a full design, a refresh, or a single working session.
Ways to work together
Three ways in
Choose the level of involvement that fits the room, the timeline, and the budget.
Full-Service Design
Concept through installation. Space planning, sourcing, custom pieces, project management, and the final styling day.
From $6,500
Room Refresh
One room, reimagined with what you have plus a focused set of new pieces. Ideal for a space that's almost there.
From $2,200
Styling & Consultation
A working session in your space with a documented plan you can execute yourself, at your own pace.
From $650
The process
What happens after you reach out
01
The Conversation
We start with how you want the room to feel — not what you want to buy. A 45-minute call, no charge.
02
The Plan
Measurements, palette, layout, and a mood direction you can react to. You'll see the whole room before anything is ordered.
03
The Build
Sourcing, ordering, tracking, and coordination with any trades. I handle the logistics so you don't hold them.
04
The Reveal
Install and style in one day where possible. You walk in and the room is finished — down to the last object.
What's included
- Full space planning and layout drawings
- Curated palette, materials, and finishes
- Furniture, lighting, and art sourcing
- Vendor and trade coordination
- Delivery tracking and receiving
- Final install and styling day
What I'll ask you
Who is this room for?
Names, ages, habits. A room designed for how you actually live outlasts one designed for a photo.
How should it feel?
Calm, lively, warm, quiet. Feeling comes before furniture, always.
What's staying?
The pieces with history stay. We design around them, not over them.
What's the timeline?
Most full-service projects run 10–16 weeks. Refreshes, 4–6.
Let's design your space.
Send a few photos and a sentence about how the room should feel. That's enough to start.