ABOUT
STEPHANIE HILLS INTERIORS
At Stephanie Hills Interiors, we believe the spaces we inhabit should reveal who we are—not only to those who experience them, but to ourselves.
We create environments that are deeply personal, thoughtfully curated, and alive with meaning. Whether shaping a private residence, a boutique hotel, a restaurant, a creative workspace, or an intimate commercial environment, our goal is never simply to make a space beautiful. We believe every meaningful setting should feel unmistakably true to the people and places it represents—supporting those who dwell within it, inspiring curiosity in those who experience it, and leaving a sense of wonder that lingers long after the threshold has been crossed.
Rather than beginning with trends or formulas, every project begins with curiosity. We ask thoughtful questions about how a space will be lived in and experienced—how you want people to feel when they arrive, gather, linger, reminisce, and return. We explore what inspires you, what you cherish, and what you return to again and again. Those conversations become the foundation for spaces that feel layered, authentic, and deeply personal.
Our work is guided by the belief that the most memorable interiors evolve through thoughtful curation rather than accumulation. We believe heirlooms deserve new life, vintage pieces deserve new stories, and thoughtfully chosen contemporary pieces deserve the chance to become part of the stories still being written. Some objects carry our history. Others help us imagine our future. The most meaningful interiors leave room for both. Through considerate curation, adaptive reuse, art, texture, atmosphere, and a deep respect for personal style and history, we create interiors that feel discovered over time rather than simply decorated.
At its heart, Stephanie Hills Interiors is a creative studio devoted to the relationship between people and place. We believe the most memorable spaces don't simply impress us—they move us. They invite conversation, awaken curiosity, foster connection, and continue to reveal themselves over time—not by dictating what should be felt, but by creating space where authentic feeling can happen.
And perhaps most importantly...
They leave every guest with a quiet question of their own:
If my environment truly revealed who I am... what would it look like?
Because the most meaningful spaces don't simply express who we are.
They reveal something true.
ABOUT
STEPHANIE
I've always been fascinated by the relationship between people and the environments they create.
Long before I understood interior design as a profession, I was rearranging rooms, curating objects, studying color, and wondering why certain places made me feel completely myself while others never quite did. In my youth, I was famously grounded for attempting to remove my bedroom wallpaper without permission. Looking back, perhaps it was part rebellion—but it was also the first time I realized how deeply a room could affect the way I felt.
That curiosity has never left.
Today, it extends far beyond furniture and finishes. I'm endlessly inspired by boutique hotels, artists' studios, thoughtfully collected homes, adaptive reuse projects, books, music, culture, and the beautifully obscure details that reveal who someone is without a single word being spoken.
My path into design has been unconventional, but my perspective has been shaped by a lifetime of curiosity rather than a single traditional route. My study of psychology taught me to appreciate the emotional impact of environment. Decades in the hospitality industry taught me the importance of experience. Years spent organizing homes reinforced the value of clarity and flow. And a lifelong love affair with art in all its forms continues to shape the way I see the world—and the way I design within it.
Whether I'm shaping an interior, exploring the possibilities of a hospitality project, or curating an unexpected object for TROVE, I'm ultimately interested in the same thing: creating environments that feel deeply personal, alive, and unmistakably their own.
I don't design around trends; I design around truth.
