Catherine Troxell, Grace Thomas Designs

gracethomasdesigns.com

Photo: Robert Radifera

Laura Hildebrandt, Interiors by LH

​interiorsbylh.com, 571-334-6476

Photo: Christy Kosnic Photography

Becky Wetzler, Haus Interior Design

I love the flexibility of built-ins customized to suit a client’s unique needs. They’re timeless and add so much character to a home. Adding fun hardware and integrated lighting are the cherry on top. — Becky Wetzler, ASID Allied

hausinteriordesign.com, 240-907-7465

Photo: Stacy Zarin Goldberg

Barbara Hawthorn, Barbara Hawthorn Interiors

barbarahawthorninteriors.com, 703-241-5588

Photo: Kenneth M. Wyner Photography

Courtney Griffin, Interior Concepts, Inc.

interiorconceptsinc.com, 410-224-7366

Photo: David Burroughs

Ann Gottlieb, Ann Gottlieb Design PLLC

A well-organized space can decrease stress and improve efficiency. The first step is careful planning to use the maximum amount of available space. If that means you have to move or change a door, then you move or change a door. —Ann Gottlieb, IIDA, LEED AP ID+C

anngottliebdesign.com, 571-771-9357

Photo: Angela Newton Roy Photography

Andrea Maaseide, Casa Millie

casamillie.com, 571-459-2136

Bonnie Ammon, Bonnie Ammon Interiors

bonnieammoninteriors.com, 703-778-5755

Jamie Merida, Jamie Merida Interiors

jamiemerida.com, 410-819-8666

Hannah Goldberg, Hannah Charlotte Interiors

Organized spaces foster a sense of calm and control. I create pieces that feel integrated into the architecture of a space. A thoughtful mix of open and closed storage maximizes practicality and beauty. — Hannah Goldberg

hannahcharlotteinteriors.com

Styling: Stylish Productions | Photo: Robert Radifera Photography

Laura Fox, Laura Fox Interior Design, LLC

It’s important to take an inventory of what you want to store and include a buffer for future growth. By default, we usually build in at least 20 percent more storage space than what’s currently needed. — Laura Fox

laurafoxinteriordesign.com

Sarita Simpson, Interior Matter

A well-designed home office can have a positive effect on the quality of work as well as on inhabitants’ wellbeing. Our rules of thumb include assessing technology for power locations, taking inventory of storage needs and understanding workflow. The result is a beautiful and inspiring space with a place for everything. —Sarita Simpson

interiormatter.com, 202-900-3818