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Metrowest Boston Interior Designer | Transforming lives by transforming homes | Helping busy homeowners by providing a stress free, streamlined design process to improve their space

One thing we’ve learned over the years is that renovations feel far less overwhelming when there’s a clear plan from the...
06/05/2026

One thing we’ve learned over the years is that renovations feel far less overwhelming when there’s a clear plan from the beginning.

Most clients come to us excited about their project, but unsure where to start or how to make confident decisions along the way. There are so many moving parts involved, and without the right guidance, it’s easy for things to become stressful quickly.

Our favorite time to join a project is as early as possible. When we’re involved from the start, we’re able to think through the details ahead of time, create a cohesive plan, and help avoid costly changes later on.

Designer: Kate Eckstein Design
Contractor: Benner Construction
Appliances: Yale Appliances
Cabinetry: McGuire Kitchen & Bath & Jenni Jacobs
Photographer: Jenna Galletti

Good design is not just about the final result. It’s about creating a process that feels thoughtful, organized, and enjo...
06/04/2026

Good design is not just about the final result. It’s about creating a process that feels thoughtful, organized, and enjoyable from beginning to end.

Ready to refresh your space? Send us a message today!

Kitchens naturally have a lot of hard surfaces, so adding texture underfoot can completely change the way the space feel...
05/30/2026

Kitchens naturally have a lot of hard surfaces, so adding texture underfoot can completely change the way the space feels. A rug helps warm things up visually, adds another layer of personality, and can make a larger kitchen feel more grounded and lived in.

We especially love using them in front of sinks, beneath breakfast tables, or in long galley style kitchens where they help break up all the cabinetry and flooring.
The key is choosing materials and patterns that can handle real everyday life while still feeling beautiful in the space.

Do you prefer kitchens with rugs throughout, or do you like keeping the flooring uninterrupted?

Some of our favorite spaces are the ones that feel collected over time rather than perfectly styled all at once.This bui...
05/27/2026

Some of our favorite spaces are the ones that feel collected over time rather than perfectly styled all at once.

This built-in shelving was designed to feel like a natural extension of the home, with traditional cabinetry below and open shelving above to keep the room feeling balanced and inviting. We layered in pottery, artwork, greenery, and collected objects to add warmth and personality while still keeping everything functional.

This is one of our favorite kinds of transformations, when a space not only looks beautiful, but truly feels like it bel...
05/20/2026

This is one of our favorite kinds of transformations, when a space not only looks beautiful, but truly feels like it belongs.

When we first saw this kitchen addition, it did not feel like it was part of the original Victorian home. Our goal was to change that through layered details that felt intentional, timeless, and true to the character of the house, while still supporting the needs of a busy modern family. Which detail is your favorite?

Save this for inspiration if you are planning a kitchen renovation and want to bring more character into your own space.

Designer: Kate Eckstein Design
Photographer: Jenna Galletti
Contractor: Benner Construction
Appliances: Yale Appliance
Cabinetry: Jenni Jacobs, McGuire Kitchen + Bath
Countertops: First Class Marble

There is something really special about stepping back and seeing a space finally feel like it belongs. More to come next...
05/12/2026

There is something really special about stepping back and seeing a space finally feel like it belongs.

More to come next week as we highlight the design decisions that helped this space come together seamlessly with the rest of the home.

A little love letter to built ins 💌This arched cabinet was such a joy to bring to life. Shaker style storage below keeps...
05/07/2026

A little love letter to built ins 💌

This arched cabinet was such a joy to bring to life. Shaker style storage below keeps things practical and tucked away while the open shelving above gives space for the pieces you actually want to see and enjoy. The arched top with vertical shiplap and brass rail details adds a quiet layer of charm without feeling overdone.

We styled it with blue and white ceramics, warm brass accents and a touch of greenery to keep everything feeling collected and lived in.

We love when a piece like this feels like it has always belonged in the home.

05/04/2026

What’s not to love about stained glass windows?

It completely changes the feel of the kitchen, adding a unique softness and a subtle sense of dimension.

If you have stained glass in your home, we would love to see it.

Tag us so we can see how you have incorporated it into your own space!
stained glass window, victorian kitchen detail, architectural feature, home design

When designing for a large family, space planning, layout, and durability are always top of mind. This kitchen was creat...
04/29/2026

When designing for a large family, space planning, layout, and durability are always top of mind. This kitchen was created for everyday cooking and function, while still feeling like a place for memories to be made and people to linger.

Designer: Kate Eckstein Design
Photographer: Jenna Galletti
Contractor: Benner Construction
Appliances: Yale Appliance
Cabinetry: McGuire Kitchen + Bath
Countertops: First Class Marble & Granite

This La Cornue range in matte black with polished brass trim is one of the key focal points in this kitchen. It sits wit...
04/23/2026

This La Cornue range in matte black with polished brass trim is one of the key focal points in this kitchen. It sits within a layered material palette of soft-toned cabinetry, veined marble, and warm brass details that feel balanced and intentional.

Above it, a plaster range hood was designed to quietly blend in, allowing the range to take center stage. And of course, we had to include a brass pot filler. Once you have one, you will wonder how you ever lived without it.

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Natick, MA
01760

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+1 410-458-7683

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