Renovation design & the details
The thoughtful transformation of existing spaces
Mary Kate Blum Design specializes in the thoughtful transformation of existing spaces, with a focus on renovation design, custom cabinetry, and carefully considered finishes.
From comprehensive kitchen and bath renovations to individual design consultations, services are tailored to the needs of each project.
Renovation Design
Specializing in kitchens and bathrooms, we guide clients through the design process with an emphasis on functionality, timeless materials, and refined details. From initial space planning and cabinetry layouts to the final finishing touches, we work alongside homeowners, architects, and contractors to create beautiful, highly functional spaces.
Custom Cabinetry & Millwork
Thoughtfully designed cabinetry can transform both the function and character of a home. We develop custom cabinetry layouts, storage solutions, and millwork details tailored to your space, lifestyle, and architectural style.
Finishes & Fixtures
The details bring a design together. We help navigate the often-overwhelming selection process, curating a cohesive palette of paint, stone, tile, countertops, hardware, lighting, plumbing fixtures, and other architectural finishes that complement your home’s overall aesthetic.
Working with Builders
Structure, layout, and sequencing matter as much as the finishes. We work alongside your architect and contractor so that plans, selections, and details are clear and carried through to completion.
Professional guidance, without a full design package.
Not every project calls for a full-scale renovation. Our flexible hourly design services offer professional guidance without the commitment of a comprehensive design package. Whether you’re choosing paint colors, considering wallpaper, updating fixtures, or simply need a fresh perspective on your space, we’re here to help you move forward with confidence.
“Beautiful design doesn’t always require a major renovation. Sometimes, it’s simply about making the right choices.”
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