Gray Oak Studio

Gray Oak Studio Gray Oak Studio is an interior design company that creates beautiful, functional homes for all space

We are an interior decorating team of three friends who love all things gray, timeless and cozy.

If you have the extra space in your bedroom, use it to create a little relaxation nook that’s entirely your own. Not for...
09/11/2026

If you have the extra space in your bedroom, use it to create a little relaxation nook that’s entirely your own. Not for the TV room. Not next to the kitchen. Not somewhere in the middle of the everyday chaos.

A comfortable chair (or two), a surface for a book, phone, feet or tea, soft window treatments and its own warm light source so you never have to turn on the overheads.

A quiet place to read, have coffee, talk or just sit. In a room that’s just for you. That’s luxury.



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Project: Crestwood

No such thing as too many plants. Especially when the rest of the room is all stone, warm wood and quiet neutrals.A litt...
09/10/2026

No such thing as too many plants. Especially when the rest of the room is all stone, warm wood and quiet neutrals.

A little proof that sometimes the finishing touch is just…more green.



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Project: Southview

09/10/2026

There’s a moment at the end of a project when you stop seeing all the individual decisions and finally see the room as a whole.

The black fireplace. The warm wood. The leather. The layers of texture. Comfortable seating that you actually want to sink into. Everything has its own presence, but nothing is fighting to be the thing you notice first.

That balance is always the goal. A room that feels interesting without trying too hard, polished without feeling precious, and beautiful enough to photograph but comfortable enough to actually live in.

Our work is done here.



Design: Gray Oak Studio
Photography: Brooke DelRossi
Project: Oxbow

09/10/2026

There’s a moment at the end of a project when you stop seeing all the individual decisions and finally see the room as a whole.

The black fireplace. The warm wood. The leather. The layers of texture. Comfortable seating that you actually want to sink into. Everything has its own presence, but nothing is fighting to be the thing you notice first.

That balance is always the goal. A room that feels interesting without trying too hard, polished without feeling precious, and beautiful enough to photograph but comfortable enough to actually live in.

Our work here is done.



Design Gray Oak Studio
Photography Brooke DelRossi
Project: Oxbow

09/09/2026

This room didn’t need more. It actually needed less.

The original office was functional, but an oversized 1980s built-in dominated an already quirky footprint and left very little flexibility for how the rest of the room could work.

We replaced it with a much smaller built-in, giving us room for a proper desk and chair, a beautiful loveseat and, most importantly, a little breathing room.

Then we added the personality back in. Contrasting green trim and millwork, a soft wallpaper with just enough movement, and layers that make the whole space feel collected rather than crowded.

Sometimes making a room more interesting starts with taking some of it away.



Design Gray Oak Studio
Photography Brooke DelRossi
Project: Bonwood

The anatomy of an unabashedly feminine room:💗Pink, but more than one pink.💗A little lace-like pattern.💗Scallops + bows.💗...
09/09/2026

The anatomy of an unabashedly feminine room:

💗Pink, but more than one pink.
💗A little lace-like pattern.
💗Scallops + bows.
💗Jewelry-like hardware.
💗Warm brass.
💗Soft, touchable texture.
💗A few real life pretty little things on display - like hair bows and jewelry and purses and

And then, because every sweet room needs some balance: warm wood, natural texture and that perfect blue-gray.

Feminine, yes. Sugary, no.



Design: Gray Oak Studio
Photography: Brooke DelRossi
Project: Greenview

Clean and modern doesn’t have to mean cold.This kitchen is all about balance. Crisp white counters and tile give us the ...
09/07/2026

Clean and modern doesn’t have to mean cold.

This kitchen is all about balance. Crisp white counters and tile give us the lightness, the deep gray-green cabinetry brings depth and color, and all that warm natural wood keeps the room feeling relaxed and inviting.

None of the elements are fighting to be the star. Together, they give the kitchen contrast without harshness, warmth without heaviness, and color without overwhelming the space.

That balance is where the good stuff happens.



Design: Gray Oak Studio
Photography: Brooke DelRossi
Project: Hanscom

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Lynnfield, MA
01940

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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