HAS YOUR HOME OR WORKPLACE KEPT UP WITH YOU?
Your life has evolved. Your home or workplace should too.
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Have you entered a new season and your home no longer feels like you?
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Are you moving to a new home and want to align it with who you are?
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Has your organization grown and your office no longer supports your employees?
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Are you moving to a new office and want it to reflect your brand and culture?
BEAUTIFUL DESIGN BEGINS WITH UNDERSTANDING
Every project begins by understanding you, your priorities, your pain points, and what you lights you up.
Only then do color, light, materials, layout, and furnishings come together with intention.
Through the WIRED Method™, design principles, neuroscience, and
environmental psychology inform every recommendation, creating interiors that feel as remarkable as they look.


Meet Claudette
I’ve spent my career asking one enduring question:
How do people flourish?
That question first guided my work as a social worker, then as an executive coach and
organizational consultant. Today, it informs every design decision I make.
Although my profession has changed, my purpose has remained consistent: understanding you and creating interiors that enrich your everyday life.
DESIGNED AROUND WHAT MATTERS MOST
Whether I'm designing a home or a workplace, every project begins with
understanding how you want to feel, connect, and function in your everyday life.
WHAT CLIENTS ARE SAYING
Claudette's WIRED process helped us pull together our wide ranging hopes, ideas and inspirations and then coalesced all of that into a comprehensive, workable design plan unique to each space. The results were even beyond what we could have imagined! We wholeheartedly recommend Claudette Rowley for big jobs like ours and small.
-Deirdre & Joe M.
I met Claudette at a time in my life when I was going through a major life transition and yearning to redecorate my home for a fresh start. She helped me to open up to the opportunity to redefine how I want to live and what colors and palettes and furniture would help me get there. Her knowledge of color and how to use it expressively was a brilliant journey for me.
-Nicole G.

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