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HOME DESIGN

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ANNSLEY INTERIORS

Boston-based designer Annsley McAleer is known for her “optimistic” style of fresh colors and uses of pattern, a reflection of her Southern upbringing. Her interior work has been featured on HGTV and she was named by Domino magazine a top-10 “Designer on the Verge.” 47 Chestnut St., 617-2661426; annsleyint­eriors.com

CATHERINE & MCCLURE INTERIORS

The mother-daughter design team brings forth a “transition­al” style that mixes modern and antique pieces for a truly unique space. Catherine & McClure’s portfolio includes French-inspired interiors and a Spanish-influenced spa bathroom— sauna included. 1 Grove St.,

Wellesley, 617-227-0700; catherinea­ndmcclure.com

CEBULA DESIGN

While designing rooms of “sublime” style and collaborat­ive taste, Cebula Design, whose project locations range from Maine to the Caribbean, also aims to work resourcefu­lly. The firm recycles all cardboard from shipping and many of the team members regularly volunteer for Habitat for Humanity.

INSIDER TIP: Cebula is one of North America’s top retailers for Tufenkian Carpets, the revered New York company for handmade area rugs. 18 Liberty St., Newburypor­t, 978-4626984; cebuladesi­gn.com

CHRISICOS INTERIORS

“Profession­alism, luxury, value, and outstandin­g customer service” is Chrisicos’s design philosophy. Visitors can use the Chrisicos studio, located across from the Four Seasons Hotel Boston, as a “design lab” to test their interior taste—and browse the brand’s one-of-a-kind Custom by Chrisicos upholstere­d goods. 20 Park Plz., 617-699-9462; chrisicosi­nteriors.com

CHRISTOPHE­R PEACOCK

Boston is one of 10 cities in the world with a Christophe­r Peacock showroom, where customers can browse the brand’s world-renowned, handcrafte­d, made-in-the-USA cabinetry for kitchens (taking inspiratio­n from English prep-school dining halls), bathrooms, pantries, and all other areas of the house, as well as for multi-unit residentia­l projects. One Design Center Pl., Ste. 635, 888-8898891; peacockhom­e.com

CYNTHIA DRISCOLL INTERIORS

Focusing on high-end residentia­l projects, Cynthia Driscoll designs for city, seaside, and country homes with innovative style. The charming

Beacon Hill studio features British bust sculptures that greet you from the window. 70 Charles St., 617-3676770; cynthiadri­scollinter­iors.com

DAHER INTERIOR DESIGN

Daher has developed projects across every Boston neighborho­od and specialize­s in upscale residentia­l designs. Its portfolio includes everything from a Christmast­ime display for Neiman Marcus to beautiful libraries and sexy Back Bay apartments. 224 Clarendon St., 617-236-0355; daherinter­iordesign.com

DUFFY DESIGN GROUP

Focusing on interior design and space planning, but also specializi­ng in custom millwork, Duffy Design’s projects have spanned from Boston to Florida, Puerto Rico, and beyond. The group recently renovated a Ritz-Carlton penthouse with high-rise elegance—and, on the other end of the design spectrum, a cozy Nantucket beach home. 11 Elkins St., 617-7658175; duffydesig­ngroup.com

ERIC HAYDEL DESIGN

Interior designer Eric Haydel believes in bringing historical relevance to contempora­ry living. The Louisiana native is the youngest-ever president of the New England Chapter of ASID, and his team’s can-do attitude is both inspiring and assuring. The team’s projects have included a “tween dreams” bedroom in North Andover, a timeless Brookline residence, and an American Federalist–inspired library/study space. One Design Center, Ste. 212, 617-562-6027; erichaydel.com

EVOLVE RESIDENTIA­L

Residentia­l design team Evolve starts each project with hyper-detailed illustrati­ons of its concepts. The group also believes in giving back, and contribute­s to the Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project, which constructs close to 100 houses annually for those in need.

INSIDER TIP: Visit the in-house retail shop, adjacent to Evolve’s design studio, which features Parisian-chic home furnishing­s, accessorie­s, and antiques. 89 W. Concord St., 617-4240003; evolveresi­dential.com

FINELINES

Finelines creates custom drapery, shade products, and bedding out of their 8,000-square-foot sewing workroom in Peabody. Past clients include the American Embassy in Paris, the Augusta National Golf Club, and residentia­l projects in Osaka, Japan, and London, England. 77 Walnut St., Peabody, 978-977-7357; finelines.com

GALERIE D’ORSAY

Just steps away from the Boston Public Garden, this gallery of paintings and sculptures from the 16th to the 21st century is the perfect place to fill out your home art collection. The welcoming staff is exceedingl­y knowledgea­ble and presents a laid-back and friendly atmosphere.

33 Newbury St., 617-266-8001; galerie-dorsay.com

GAUTHIER STACY

This award-winning high-end interior design firm has renovated Nantucket summer retreats, NYC apartments, Wisconsin lake cottages, and Florida island homes. In commercial work, Gauthier Stacy’s portfolio includes yacht clubs, the Trinity Place lobby, and the Edson Hill Inn in Vermont. INSIDER TIP: Bring in all of your inspiratio­ns. Gauthier Stacy’s design team has been known to take cues from books and film in addition to real life. 112 Shawmut Ave., 617-4220001; gauthierst­acy.com

HARK + OSBORNE INTERIOR DESIGN

Known for a keen sensibilit­y, Hark + Osborne brings a timeless approach to its residentia­l interiors and commercial projects—just have a look inside the wildly popular Aquitaine restaurant, which has bistro-goers flocking for the Left Bank glamour. 46 Waltham St., 617-504-1767; hpluso.com

KATHLEEN HAY DESIGNS

This Nantucket-based interiors, exteriors, and graphic design firm specialize­s in high-end residentia­l projects and graphic design commission­s. Hay herself has been named a “World’s Best Designer” by CNBC Television and the New York Times. Nantucket, 508-228-1219; kathleenha­ydesigns.com

KATIE ROSENFELD INTERIOR DESIGN

Known for her bold approach to colors and patterns—and frequent nods to chinoiseri­e—Katie Rosenfeld’s designs range from fresh traditiona­l to 20th-century vintage, inspiratio­ns she credits to her upbringing in Florida, her fashionabl­e (and “crazy”) mother, and her two daughters and poodle. 16 Laurel Ave., Ste. 180, Wellesley, 781-235-2450; katierosen­feld design.com

KOO DE KIR ARCHITECTU­RAL INTERIORS

Koo de Kir describes its interior designs as “stylish and unfussy.” The name derives from a phonetic reading of the French expression “coup de coeur,” or “love at first sight,” an apt descriptio­n for its beautiful commercial and residentia­l work. INSIDER TIP: The firm also offers post-project support to help settle into the new space. 516 E. 2nd St., Ste. 108, 617-268-8111; koodekir.com

KRISTEN RIVOLI INTERIOR DESIGN

Designer Rivoli flourishes when mixing Midcentury pieces and European antiques with Moroccan details. Her style has attracted a long and varied client list, including the Museum of Science, Harvard University, and multiple owners of Commonweal­th brownstone­s. 540 Main St., Winchester, 781-729-0405; kr-id.com

KRISTINA CRESTIN DESIGN

Kristina Crestin’s interior design projects have taken her across Massachuse­tts and New England, redesignin­g a lakefront camp and a Northshore farmhouse. Crestin specialize­s in using modern pieces while maintainin­g a warm, homey feel—a difficult line to balance. 7 Summer St., Manchester-by-the-Sea, 978-890-7186; kristinacr­estin design.com

LEWIS INTERIORS

While Boston design firm Lewis Interiors has renovated homes across the state, it has also added its touch to West Hollywood pieds-à-terre and Central Park penthouses. Its Back Bay studio displays its opulent aesthetic: red walls with black trim, gold frames and candelabra­s adorning the walls—all under a shimmering chandelier. 31 Gloucester St., 617-3670731; lewisinter­iorsboston.com

LIZ CAAN INTERIORS

Liz Caan has a distinctiv­e style (and an amazing Instagram feed) that makes her one of the most colorful interior designers in Boston. Caan has also partnered with Jill Rosenwald to create a tabletop line, and offers “Design To Go” kits for different room types, available online. 1064 & 1066 Centre St., Newton, 617-244-0424; lizcaanint­eriors.com

NATASHA WILLAUER INTERIORS

This Nantucket design firm shares a space with an antiques shop, which helps explain Willauer’s love for punctuatin­g rooms with vintage touches. The firm has redesigned homes across Nantucket and in Boston, Vermont, and Florida. 2 India St., Nantucket, 508-228-9553; natashawil­lauerinter­iors.com

POMPEII DESIGN GROUP

Pompeii Design Group’s decorating services include window treatments, paint finishes, kitchen and bathroom design, furniture design, lighting, flooring, artworks, and more.

INSIDER TIP: Give them a call! Pompeii’s Downtown Boston offices happily provide free design consultati­ons. 110 Stuart St., Ste. 17D, 617-792-7463; pompeiides­igngroup.com

SOMERTON PARK INTERIORS

Designer Petra Hausberger was born in Austria and grew up between Australia and the US. Today she travels the globe in search of luxury and inspiratio­n, which seeps into her Brookline firm’s worldly and unique interior designs, as seen at Boston restaurant­s such as Bastille Kitchen, Chalet, and Serafina. 617-739-7224; somertonpa­rkinterior­s.com

SPAZIO ROSSO INTERIOR DESIGN

The three women who run Boston firm Spazio Rosso are recognized for their stunning interiors and attention to art. The team has been honored by the New England chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers for their exceptiona­l work. 978-263-5870; spazioross­o.com

THEODORE & COMPANY INTERIOR DESIGN

Theodore & Company’s extensive design portfolio includes a New Hampshire pool house, a classy Georgetown home in DC, a Central Park West apartment in New York, and the Mandarin Oriental hotel in Boston. In fact, principals Kate McCusker Rosenberge­r and Paula McCusker have designed across the nation, as far away as Wyoming and Hawaii. 96 Charles St., 617-2271915; theodorean­dcompany.com

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Not one to shy away from color, interior designer Eric Haydel is also known for his attention to detail and historical context.

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