Update your Westchester County interior while retaining the architectural details and furnishings you value. Beth Insabella Walsh leads the planning and coordination from our Little Silver studio.
For Westchester County clients, we begin with the rooms and details that matter to them, then consider how new kitchens, baths, lighting, storage, or furnishings could make daily life more comfortable. The right scope follows the needs of the household.
Separate living and dining rooms may still be valuable, even when the kitchen needs a different layout. A study can become a useful place to work; a window seat or built-in can give an awkward part of a room a purpose. We look at these relationships across the home before developing individual finishes and furniture selections.
Design services for your home or business
Renovations and complete interiors
Bring a new direction to your home with rooms that feel connected, comfortable, and distinctly yours.
Space planning for kitchens, baths, living spaces, and primary suites
Custom cabinetry and millwork, coordinated finishes, and lighting
Interior drawings and specifications to guide the project team
Furnishing and finishing your home
Create a complete interior, from a new home to rooms that need a thoughtful update around pieces you love.
Furniture layouts and selections that suit the room and your way of living
Upholstery, rugs, fabrics, window treatments, and lighting
Purchasing, delivery coordination, installation, and final styling
Workplaces and shared interiors
Express your organization’s identity in spaces that welcome visitors and support the people who use them every day.
Offices, reception, meeting rooms, and tenant lounges
Finishes, lighting, furnishings, and custom details selected for the setting
Interior documentation and coordination with contractors and building teams
What We Design Across Westchester County
Our residential services include renovation planning, kitchens, baths, primary suites, libraries, custom millwork, lighting, and furnishing. Original trim, plaster, or a fireplace can inform new details where they are being retained. For apartment projects, share any building guidelines at the outset so review, access, and delivery arrangements can be considered with the design.
Westchester County business interiors may need a welcoming reception, better meeting space, or a clearer relationship between client and staff areas. We develop offices, professional practices, healthcare, and shared interiors with those priorities in mind. Furniture, materials, lighting, and documentation are coordinated with the responsible project professionals through the agreed stages of work.
We discuss your vision, lifestyle needs, project scope, and preferences.
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Design Development
We create detailed plans, layouts and mood boards, including materials and color scheme selections.
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Project & Construction Management
Develop a timeline and budget, coordinating with contractors and suppliers on site.
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Final Walkthrough
Review the completed project with all parties, making any necessary adjustments.
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Client Satisfaction Check-In
Provide support and address any ongoing needs or adjustments, maintaining a strong relationship that encourages future collaborations.
About INSABELLADESIGN
Beth Insabella Walsh brings more than 30 years of interior design experience, with work spanning private homes, corporate offices, healthcare, and government facilities. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design from Drexel University and previously served as Director of Interior Design at a New Jersey architecture and interiors firm.
Beth Insabella Walsh and INSABELLADESIGN received Silver and Bronze honors in the 2025 ASID New Jersey Design Excellence Awards. View the ASID award listings.
Design, purchasing, and coordination through installation and styling, within your agreed scope
Interior drawings and specifications coordinated with your contractor and project team
Trade coordination, ordering and delivery schedules managed for you
Residential & commercial interior design since 1996
ASID & IIDA professional members · WBENC-certified, woman-owned firm
Full service: detailed space planning and design documentation, custom kitchens & baths, millwork, furnishings, and installation
Westchester County Interior Design — FAQs
Can you update an older Westchester home without losing its character?
Yes. The first step is understanding the architecture and the household’s priorities. New layout, storage, lighting, and custom details can improve the home while allowing the strongest original features to continue to guide the result.
Will Beth Insabella Walsh be involved?
Beth is the founder and principal. She guides the design direction with a senior team supporting the detailed work of coordination, documentation, sourcing, and installation support appropriate to the project.
Can you furnish a home in Westchester County without a renovation?
Yes. A furnishing project can include room layouts, furniture, upholstery, rugs, lighting, and window treatments. We review pieces you want to keep and develop new selections around your preferences and the spaces involved.
Can you work with my architect, contractor, or building team?
Yes. We coordinate interior plans, selections, and custom details with the relevant project professionals. Share building guidelines early so review, access, and delivery arrangements can be considered. Technical and approval responsibilities are established for the individual project.
How are design fees and timing determined?
The spaces involved, extent of renovation, custom work, furnishings, product lead times, and building access help define the scope. We explain any consultation fee before a meeting, then provide a detailed proposal for the design services and fees.
What should I send to start a project?
Your name, email, project town, and a short description are enough to begin. Tell us what you would like to change. Plans and photographs can be shared later. Our Little Silver studio will contact you to discuss the appropriate next step.
Start your Westchester County project
Tell us about the home or business in Westchester County you would like to transform. Share the project town, the spaces involved, and what matters most to you.
We will contact you to discuss the space, your priorities, and the next step. Plans and photographs can be shared later; any consultation fee is explained before a meeting is arranged.