(not-quite) full-service interior design services

We offer personalized consultations that give you the tools to design confidently—without the high cost of a full-service firm. With clear floorplans, precise dimensions, and photorealistic renderings, we help you make smart, stylish decisions that fit your life and your budget.

• Soon after, you will receive (2) floorplans along with photorealistic renderings to help you imagine the space.

One-off design consulting

Need a second opinion on custom cabinetry? Or help communicating with your already-hired design professionals? We offer focused, one-time consultations to help you make the right call on the details that matter. Whether you're working with a contractor, managing a renovation, or just stuck on a design decision, we’ll provide expert guidance to support your vision.

Residential Interior Design, 1 Room

• In-home (or virtual) consultations. We will visit your home to see the space you'd like to update. We’ll talk through your ideas, style preferences, and any challenges you’re facing.

• We’ll gather your feedback and finalize a floorplan with accurate dimensions.

• You’ll receive updated, photorealistic renderings that reflect your finished space as closely as possible.

• We’ll provide a checklist to help you shop and communicate effectively with contractors or tradespeople.

At Rebecca Hazelton Design Consulting, we understand that many people know what they like — they just get overwhelmed when it’s time to put it all together. Decision fatigue sets in fast. With endless choices and conflicting inspiration, it’s easy to lose momentum.

That’s why we practice intentional design — a process that strikes a thoughtful balance between form and function. It’s not just about making things look good; it’s about making them work beautifully for your life.

And for those so-called “design obstacles”? With the right planning, they often become your greatest assets. Maybe you love your sofa, or maybe you have to keep Grandma’s console table. Either way, these pieces don’t have to hold you back — they can be the foundation of a beautifully layered, meaningful space.

Great design doesn’t mean starting from scratch or chasing every trend.
It’s about honoring what you have, curating what you bring in, and making everything work together with intention and purpose.