Revamp Interior Design

Revamp Interior Design Revamp creates elegant livable edgy designs: the wink to make you smile & the pop to elicit a wow. Homes, restaurants, hotels- you'll never want to leave

At Revamp Interior Design, we delight in creating original settings for eating, drinking, laughing, connecting, and living life. For us, revamp means finding a space’s hidden beauty and infusing it with splashes of color, bundles of light and the irrepressible personality that every unique client brings to the mix. Whether we’re designing for home or hospitality, our method is the same: honor the

space, give it a life of its own, and savor the creative surprises that are revealed in the process. Revamp will work with you to create a one-of-a-kind world where you’ll never want to leave.

Short answer. Not always.But in New York? Often.Apartments here come with quirks. Narrow layouts. Radiators in the wrong...
04/30/2026

Short answer. Not always.
But in New York? Often.

Apartments here come with quirks. Narrow layouts. Radiators in the wrong place. Ceiling heights that shift from room to room. Custom pieces let us respond to those realities instead of forcing standard sizes to work.

It is not about being flashy. It is about proportion. Scale. Making a space feel intentional instead of squeezed.
When something fits exactly the way it should, you feel it immediately.
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I designed this room over 15 years ago.The view is doing its thing—but this is what makes the room livable.A sectional y...
04/29/2026

I designed this room over 15 years ago.

The view is doing its thing—but this is what makes the room livable.

A sectional you can actually stretch out on. A chaise that pulls you in and keeps you there.

Function first. Always.
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A gentle start to the month. A quiet morning to reset before the pace kicks in.🗓 May 1 | 8:30–10AM📍 349 Stuyvesant Ave☕️...
04/28/2026

A gentle start to the month. A quiet morning to reset before the pace kicks in.

🗓 May 1 | 8:30–10AM
📍 349 Stuyvesant Ave
☕️ Coffee by our friends
🥐 Feel free to bring a little something to share if you’d like, but not necessary.

Take it slow. Stay for the conversation. Leave feeling a little more inspired.
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04/24/2026

Fabric stacks taller than us.
Things that shouldn’t work… working.
And that one chair we refuse to let go.

This is the messy middle.
The testing, the layering, the “wait—go back.”

Nothing about this is linear.
It’s instinct, a little chaos, and then—click.
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Earth Day reminder:Good design lasts. Materials that age well. Pieces you want to keep. Spaces that feel good to live in...
04/22/2026

Earth Day reminder:

Good design lasts. Materials that age well. Pieces you want to keep. Spaces that feel good to live in year after year.

Sustainability in interiors is not just about materials. It is about intention. Choosing fewer things, but choosing them well.

Spaces should evolve with you, not be replaced every few years.
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Shoot days are full on.Moving furniture by inches. Fluffing pillows again. Waiting for the light to hit just right. A lo...
04/21/2026

Shoot days are full on.

Moving furniture by inches. Fluffing pillows again. Waiting for the light to hit just right. A lot of standing back and saying, one more tweak.

This was our Midtown project with my two Kellys. Photographer and stylist. The kind of collaborators who just get it. The work. The vision. The tiny details no one else would notice.

Long days. So many laughs. Always worth it.

Looking forward to more of these in 2026.
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A conversation on how the spaces we move through shape the way we think, feel, and connect.The Rooms We InhabitApril 29H...
04/20/2026

A conversation on how the spaces we move through shape the way we think, feel, and connect.

The Rooms We Inhabit
April 29

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We think about this a lot.The trim profile. The edge of a table. The exact tone of brass against walnut. These are the q...
04/16/2026

We think about this a lot.

The trim profile. The edge of a table. The exact tone of brass against walnut. These are the quiet decisions that shape how a room feels.

In New York especially, details do the heavy lifting. They turn tight layouts into intentional ones. They make old architecture feel current without erasing its history.

When the details are right, the whole space settles into itself.
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A children’s room should feel joyful. But not chaotic.We started with a strong moment. That coral bed sets the tone imme...
04/14/2026

A children’s room should feel joyful. But not chaotic.

We started with a strong moment. That coral bed sets the tone immediately. Confident. Playful. A little unexpected.
From there, everything softens. Subtle patterned walls. Warm neutrals. Layers that will grow with her over time.

It feels bright in the morning. Calm at night. And personal in all the right ways.
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Please join us for the Invisible Man Series — new work by Caleb Miller.We’re excited to share this work in the studio.Sa...
04/10/2026

Please join us for the Invisible Man Series — new work by Caleb Miller.

We’re excited to share this work in the studio.

Saturday, April 18
3–5pm

Revamp Interior Design
349 Stuyvesant Avenue
Corner Studio
Brooklyn NY 11233

Stop by, have a drink, see the work.
Select works available.

This sofa is finding a new home.We originally bought it for a client back in 2017. Different apartment, different view—H...
04/09/2026

This sofa is finding a new home.

We originally bought it for a client back in 2017. Different apartment, different view—Hudson River then, Midtown city lights now. Same piece, still holding its own.

At 13' long, it had to come apart to get into both apartments. Not for the faint of heart.

We gave it a refresh and dropped it into a completely new context. And it works. That’s the thing about a well-made piece—it doesn’t expire.

In a room like this, scale is everything.
You either show up or you vanish.

This one shows up.
No hesitation.

Good design doesn’t age.
It just keeps working.
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04/08/2026

Art really helps me relax.
It helps me rage.
It says the things I sometimes can’t.

During these uncertain times—when things feel heavy, unclear, a little scary—art brings me back.
To myself.
To my community.
To what actually matters.

An afternoon at Studio Museum Harlem.

Stepping outside of active projects to look at something unrelated sharpens everything.

Color combinations that push you.
Scale that makes you pause.
Materials that don’t ask for permission.

It resets your eye—and something else.
Reminds you who you are.
Why you do this.
And pushes you to go a little further when you get back to the work.
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