HOW we work

At Haus of Grace, we specialize in curated interiors that are intentionally designed for their architectural surroundings. From the initial layout to the finest finishing details, we handle the complexities of the design process with care.

Our collaborative approach  with architects and builders makes for a seamless design process. By bridging the gap between construction and curation, we lead your project from conceptual vision to a finished, soulful interior.

Review of luxury fabric swatches and textile samples for custom interior design project.

HOW we work

Laying out bespoke material palettes, color swatches, and floor plans for high-end Boston interior design.

OUR process

01.DISCOVERY

We begin with a 20-minute introductory call, followed by an on-site consultation to define your scope of work and budget. This phase concludes with a formal contract to officially launch the project.

02.DESIGN

We conduct site measurements to produce detailed floor plans and elevations. Our studio coordinates directly with your architect and builder to align on technical specifications, space planning, and bespoke detailing.

03.PROCUREMENT

After refining the design, we provide a proposal that aligns with your budget. Rest assured, nothing is ordered until you’ve officially signed off. Once approved, we take over the entire procurement and shipping process of furniture, lighting, finishes, accessories and art.

04.INSTALLATION

The project concludes with professional installation and styling, delivering a finished space that is ready to be lived in or open for business.

Interior designer reviewing custom architectural blueprints and space plans for a residential design client.
Interior designer reviewing custom architectural blueprints and space plans for a residential design client.

FAQ

An art installation featuring a sculpture by Simone Leigh on display at the ICA in Boston, MA.
The historic living room interior at Gropius House in Lincoln, MA, showcasing Modernist bookshelves and Bauhaus furniture design.
Historic plaster ceiling medallion and ornate architectural detail at the Gibson House Museum in Boston, MA.

GET inspired

An ornate marble table and textured vase on display during a trade visit to the Baxter showroom in Boston, MA.
Historic stained glass ceiling detail at the Ace Hotel in New York, serving as architectural inspiration.