Deanna Foster Interior Design

Most people guess. I model it first. 💻
Before a single piece of furniture is ordered, I build the room in 3D — measurements, scale, layout, all tested digitally first.
No “I hope this couch fits.” No returns. No surprises.
Just a space that works, before it ever shows up at your door.
This is the part of the process that saves my clients time, money, and a whole lot of stress.

Furnishing a space soon?
DM me “3D” and let’s make sure it’s done right the first time.

When my client asks for updates —
I don’t just send pictures. 📸
I show up. 😄

This is the part of the job nobody tells you about — the excitement of watching a space transform in real time.

Every visit, every update, every decision gets us one step closer to the reveal.

And trust me… it’s going to be worth it. 👀

Let me introduce you to the most stunning piece in the room. 😍

This is a hand-painted antique decorative screen — and it stopped me in my tracks the moment I saw it.
Delicate branches.
Hand-painted birds.
Gold undertones.
Every single detail done by hand.

This is exactly why I always say — before we buy anything new, let’s look at what you already have.

Sometimes the most beautiful thing in your home is already there. It just needs the right space to shine. ✨

Do you have a piece in your home that feels special but you don’t know how to style around it?

Dropped off some paint color samples today — and of course I had to do a quick walkthrough while I was there. 🎨
This is one of my favorite parts of the process.
Watching a space go from plans on paper to actual walls, floors, and finishes — there’s nothing like it.
Every project teaches me something new. Every job site visit reminds me why I love what I do.
More updates coming as this one comes together. 👷‍♀️

Stay tuned.

Are you in the middle of a remodel and feeling overwhelmed by finish selections?
Drop a comment or DM me — that’s exactly what I’m here for. 🙌

Posting my process pictures like I said I would. 😅
Because the truth is — great design is messy before it’s beautiful.

Late nights. Design books everywhere. Red Bull on the desk. Samples that don’t match. Clients who can’t decide. (We love them anyway. 😂)

This is what happens before the stunning reveal.
And I wouldn’t trade it for anything. 🖤

Not all fabric sourcing trips are created equal. 😅
My client had a vision — burnt sienna drapery panels, warm, earthy, and rich.
So here I am, walking every aisle at Angels Fabric, pulling samples, comparing weaves, and holding swatches up to the light until we find the one.
Because close enough isn’t good enough when it comes to your home.

This is the part of the process I genuinely love — the hunt.

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It’s the little things that make a space feel alive. 🌸
Texture. Color. Something that makes you stop and look twice.

Great design isn’t just about furniture and floor plans — it’s about the layers that make a house feel like home.

What’s one detail in your home that you absolutely love? Drop it in the comments 👇

This Airbnb needed to feel welcoming, functional, and stylish — all at the same time.

Because when you’re designing a short-term rental, every decision has to work harder.

Guests don’t just want a place to sleep.
They want a space that feels intentional — where everything has a place and nothing feels like an afterthought.
That’s exactly what we built here.

Own a short-term rental or thinking about one?
DM me “AIRBNB”

Let’s make it a space guests actually rave about. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Shoutout to Brandon Conyer with Equinox Disposal Services LLC. for jumping in and helping us sort through our client’s storage unit today! 🙌 Teamwork makes the dream work — this is what it looks like behind the scenes.

Every great space starts with knowing exactly what you already have.