New construction interior design in Dallas–Fort Worth.
New construction interior design is for a home that doesn’t yet exist. Layout input, plumbing finishes, lighting fixtures, and selections are all secured before construction begins. Instead of choosing from a builder's standard options, you get a designer working through the plan set with you: where the light switches land, which way the kitchen faces, what the cabinetry and counters will be. I step in as early as the floor plan allows and stay through the final walk-through, coordinating with your builder so decisions get made before they become expensive to change.
Design fees are quoted after your consultation. Timelines follow your builder’s schedule and the size of the home. See full pricing
Vickery · Dallas, TX · Renovation + First Level Redesign
Built right the first time.
A new build is the one chance to get the layout and finishes right before anything is behind drywall. Here's what I handle alongside your builder.
Plan review & layout input
Walking the floor plan before it locks, so outlets, sightlines, and traffic flow work for your household.
Finish & material selections
Flooring, cabinetry, counters, and tile chosen as one palette instead of separate showroom decisions.
Lighting & plumbing fixtures
A lighting plan set before rough-in, plus fixtures selected to match the rest of the home.
Window treatments & styling
Custom window coverings and furnishing plans ready to install as soon as you close.
Builder coordination
Attending selection meetings and keeping design decisions on schedule with your builder's timeline.
Good to know
Design fees are based on project scope, spatial scale, and travel, and are quoted after your consultation. Furnishings, materials, and finishes are billed separately, and you'll know the full cost before construction begins. More detail is on the investment page.
New construction timelines are set by the builder and reflect the overall size of the home. Supply chain and delivery times can also affect timing.
A builder's in-house designer usually works from a set list of options and covers several buyers at once. I work only for you, so the selections reflect your taste and how you actually live, not what moves fastest through the builder's schedule.
As early as possible, ideally before the floor plan is finalized. Once framing and rough-in are set, some layout changes become expensive or impossible. Early involvement lets me weigh in on outlet placement, lighting plans, and cabinetry before it is locked.
Yes. I coordinate directly with your builder and their trades, attend selection meetings, and keep design decisions on schedule with the build.
Flooring, cabinetry, counters, tile, lighting, plumbing fixtures, paint, and window treatments, all chosen as one palette. You can read more on the investment page.
Building a home from the ground up?
Tell me where you are in the build. The first conversation is free, with no obligation to continue.