We believe that happiness is HOMEmade. Our greatest treasures in life are the memories made with the people we love and our homes are an essential part of the narrative. We design spaces that balance form with function, that reflect the unique lives and personalities of every client and that will be just as beautiful in 10 years as they are today. We take the guess work out of design and allow our clients to enjoy the process as well as the finished project.
EST. 2018
about NICOLE DUBREE INTERIORS
My journey into interior design began as all great stories of triumph do...with a disaster! In 2018 my family began construction on our first custom home and I had BIG plans. Unfortunately, my builder and his vendors did not share my BIG thinking and were not receptive to new ideas or to pushing the boundaries of what they had done before. I was told no over and over again, but I was determined to create a home that reflected my vision and the unique character of my family. Facing down a Goliath of adversity, I decided to become my own expert and tackle the world of interior design as an outsider. I learned by logging endless hours of research, begging showrooms to take appointments with me, and by making a few costly mistakes. I took the hard road so others don't have to. I believe that everyone should have access to great design and that expertise is meant to be shared! My greatest joy is in helping others create HOMEmade happiness.
NICOLE DUBREE
meet the owner
Statement lighting
Timeless elements
symmetry
design style
a few essentials of my
The ancient Romans knew the power of symmetrical design and the principles still hold true today. A symmetrical focal point creates balance and harmony within a room and is pleasing to the eye.
Lighting is the jewelry of a room and adds sparkle and drama to any space. Choosing beautiful, high quality lighting is one of the easiest ways to instantly change the mood of any room!
Trends will come and go, but classic elements of design will. never go out of style. I like to indulge in trends in fabrics and decor, but I stick to timeless choices in hard finishes that will be harder to change in a few years.
