Lisa Davis

Seattle-based interior designer creating joyful, livable spaces that reflect your unique personality and style.

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Before I ever picked a paint color professionally, I spent 20 years in healthcare management and strategic business planning — which means I know how to manage complexity, keep a project on track, and stay calm when a dozen decisions need to happen at once. That background shows up in every project I take on: you'll always know what's happening, what's next, and that nothing is falling through the cracks.

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I paired that discipline with formal training at the Heritage School of Interior Design, where I earned my Master's certificate — but honestly, my love of color and detail came first. The training just gave me the tools to execute it well.

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Here's what that actually looks like in your project:

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"Collaborative" means you're never handed a plan and told to like it. We build it together — your instincts, my expertise — so the result feels like your home, not a showroom.

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"Functional" means every bold color choice still has to work for real life — kids, pets, entertaining, or (if you're furnishing a short-term rental) guests who need a space that's both stunning and durable.

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"Joyful" means I don't believe safe and forgettable is the goal. Whether it's a family home or an Airbnb, I want the space to feel unmistakably alive.

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Whether you're a family reimagining the home you live in every day, or an Airbnb host who needs a space that photographs beautifully and holds up to real guest turnover, I bring the same thing: a clear process, a strategic eye, and genuine excitement about color most people are afraid to use.