Sarvian Design Group Las Olas showcase

Interior Designers in Las Olas, FL

Every detailon purpose.

We are interior designers in Las Olas, Florida, working across residential and commercial interiors, from the waterfront homes along the isles to the shops and restaurants that give the boulevard its character. Every layout, material, and detail with purpose.

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Interior Designers Las Olas

A primary bath in Fort Lauderdale, minutes from Las Olas, designed as a quiet retreat rather than a showpiece. Fluted Calacatta marble wraps the walls, and the veining carries across the floor, the shower, and the vanity surfaces so the room reads as a single piece of stone. Warm walnut cabinetry and brushed gold fixtures keep it from turning cold, while a freestanding tub sits framed by sheer drapery and soft light. Every decision here, down to where the storage went, was made for how the room gets used each morning.

Modern luxury bathroom vanity and makeup station featuring a floating walnut cabinet, a thick calacatta marble countertop with a rectangular vessel sink, brushed gold hardware, and a large backlit mirror framed by dark metal trim against fluted marble walls.

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A selection of the work behind our interior design firm in Fort Lauderdale, from full-home renovations and new construction interiors to single rooms drawn to the same level of detail. Las Olas is one of the neighborhoods we return to most.

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What we do

A modern, luxury home interior design project with a large entry way and staircase featuring bespoke art and styling.

(01) Whole home

Residential Interior Design

Complete residential interiors for waterfront homes on the isles, downtown apartments, and the older houses behind the boulevard. Furniture plans, finishes, lighting, and art are built up in layers, so the finished rooms feel collected over time rather than delivered on one truck.

This home was featured in Florida Design magazine, Art Basel Edition.

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Exterior view of a luxury modern estate full home renovation featuring a stone travertine facade, bold black steel rooflines, and expansive glass walls.

(02) Renovation

Full Home Renovations

Renovations stripped to the studs and seen through the final punch list. We rework the plan, draw the millwork, and stay close to your contractor so the design survives contact with the job site. For downtown Las Olas buildings that require association review, the submission and its timeline are planned into the project from the first meeting.

Interior view of a new construction luxury double-height living room featuring an open-concept layout.

(03) New build

New Construction

On the isles a house is really designed from the water back. Which rooms face the dock, where the glass falls, and how a raised flood elevation shapes the entry are all worked out with your architect while the plans are still moving, because none of it is cheap to reconsider once the slab is poured.

Luxury modern kitchen design featuring a large waterfall island wrapped in heavily veined grey marble with integrated dual sinks and gold faucets.

(04) Single space

Kitchen Design

Kitchens designed around the way your household actually cooks, gathers, and starts the day. It is the hardest-working room in the house, so workflow, storage, and sightlines are resolved before anything else, and the cabinetry, stone, and appliances follow from those decisions instead of driving them.

High-angle view of a luxury primary bathroom design emphasizing premium stone and tile integration.

(05) Single space

Bathroom Design

Calm, spa-like bathrooms where stone, fixtures, and lighting are composed as one design rather than three separate purchases. Every surface is specified for real daily use, simple upkeep, and the humidity and salt air that come with living on the water.

A design graphic for a luxury custom cabinet for a primary suite.

(06) Made to order

Custom Furnishings

Case goods and built-ins conceived for the exact room they'll occupy, never adapted to it after the fact. Each piece is drawn and engineered in-house, specified to the millimeter before anything is cut, and built by South Florida fabricators we've trusted for years, so what arrives is what was drawn.

In their words

The work speaks.So do the clients.

After using Sarvian Design group on my Florida home, my husband and I hired them again to design our dream home in New Jersey. (Oshrat) is extremely talented and my 2 houses came out stunning..
The Djamal Family

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions


Yes. Our studio is in Fort Lauderdale, minutes from the boulevard, so Las Olas is not a market we travel to. We walk the site ourselves through design, construction, and installation, and we can be there the same morning when a question comes up on the job. A meaningful share of the studio's work sits in and around this neighborhood.

The waterfront homes on the isles, the residences along the boulevard and the streets behind it, and the downtown towers at the west end. A deepwater home on the isles and a high-floor apartment downtown make very different demands on an interior, so every project starts from the specific property rather than a house style we repeat.

Yes, because the water sets the terms. Light coming off a canal moves through a room differently than light from the street, and on the isles the rear of the house is usually the front door in practice, with the dock, pool, and terrace doing the work of a formal entry. We plan the layout around that, and specify materials that hold up to sun, humidity, and constant indoor-outdoor traffic.

Yes, it is routine work for us. Buildings along and off the boulevard typically want drawings and specifications approved before a renovation starts, and set work hours, elevator reservations, and sound attenuation standards for the job itself. We build the association submission into the design schedule from the beginning and coordinate with your contractor so approval happens once rather than across rounds of revisions.

Both. Some of the best houses in this neighborhood are worth keeping and reworking, and some lots are worth starting over on. We are candid about which situation you are in after walking the property. On a renovation we design around what deserves to stay, and on new construction we join your architect early so the interior and the architecture are resolved together instead of reconciled after framing.

Yes, selectively. Las Olas is as much a commercial street as a residential one, and we take on shops, restaurants, offices, and community spaces where the scope genuinely benefits from a full-service approach. The strongest example of that range is The Shul, where our studio designed the sanctuary and interiors in custom bronze, stone, and millwork.

The studio's range runs from ground-up new construction and full-home renovations to single-room projects, custom furnishings, built-ins, lighting design, material selection, procurement, and final styling, scaled to what each project actually needs.

It depends on the scope, and we would rather be precise than vague. A kitchen or primary suite is a different investment than a full renovation or new construction interiors, so we quote each engagement individually after a consultation, and you have a detailed fee proposal in hand before design work starts, not after.

Furnishings-led projects generally run four to eight months from first concept to installed rooms. Renovations and new builds follow the construction calendar, usually twelve to twenty-four months, and work in a downtown building can add time for approval. Custom pieces carry the longest lead times, so we place those orders early and install in one finished reveal rather than piecemeal.

Submit the contact form with a few details about the project. We review each inquiry and follow up to talk through scope, timing, and what happens next.

Yes. Custom built-ins, furniture, lighting, and other made-to-order pieces are designed and engineered in-house, then built by South Florida fabricators we have long-standing relationships with, working from drawings and specifications detailed enough that what shows up matches what was approved.

Our Approach

Designed for how
Las Olas lives.

Las Olas is two neighborhoods at once: a residential one on the water and a commercial one along the boulevard. As a full-service luxury interior design firm, we work in both. On the isles, the canal is effectively the largest material in the room, so we design with that light rather than against it, choosing natural stone, warm neutral palettes, and furnishings selected piece by piece so the interior keeps its composure from morning glare to late-afternoon gold. It is the kind of attention that has made us one of the top interior design firms in Fort Lauderdale.

Away from the water, Las Olas changes scale. Older homes on the streets behind the boulevard sit alongside downtown towers at the west end, and the two ask for different things from a residential interior. We pay attention to orientation, to where the sun lands and how a garden or a terrace meets the living space, and we balance clean modern forms with a material palette that brings warmth and depth. Considered layouts, custom built-ins, and easy transitions between rooms produce homes that feel curated without ever feeling staged.

The commercial side of the neighborhood runs on the same standard. Luxury interior design, the way we practice it, is not a matter of ornament; it is an environment that stays true to the people using it, whether that is a family or a room full of guests. The best interior designers earn the work in the details nobody lists on a drawing set, which is why a shop, a restaurant, or a community space is specified here as carefully as a private residence. From the first concept conversations through final installation, we stay close to our clients so that every decision serves a single vision.

Why Sarvian Design Group

Top Interior Designers in Las Olas

What separates the best interior designers from the rest is mostly invisible by the time a project is finished. It shows up in what did not go wrong: millwork that fits, a schedule that held, finishes that still look right two years in. That is what our firm is built around, across residential and commercial interiors in Las Olas and throughout Fort Lauderdale.

Every Scope, Same Process.

No two projects arrive the same size, and Las Olas proves it: a deepwater residence on the isles, an older home behind the boulevard taken down to the studs, a high-floor apartment downtown, a single room on a deadline, or a commercial space opening to the public. Each one runs through the same process, scaled to fit its scope. A kitchen project doesn’t drag a whole-home engagement behind it, and a smaller room count never buys a thinner version of the studio’s attention. Every engagement begins with how the space is actually used, and the design works outward from there.

What Nobody Photographs.

The best interior design is decided in the parts that never make the photo: cabinetry aligned to the sightline it was drawn for, stone selected slab by slab, task lighting located before the ceiling closes, custom pieces detailed to the millimeter and built by fabricators we’ve trusted for years. Our kitchen, bath, and millwork drawings are specified at that depth because a design that only resolves in a rendering isn’t finished work. It’s also why our rooms hold up on an ordinary Tuesday morning, not just on photography day.

One Interior Design Firm.

Where high-end projects usually fail is in the handoffs between specialists. We keep the whole chain in one studio, from space planning, finish palettes, lighting plans, and 3D renderings through procurement, custom built-ins, art, styling, and installation, so the living room, primary suite, kitchen, and bath read as one residence rather than four disconnected rooms. As your interior design firm in Las Olas, we coordinate with your architect, contractor, building association, and trades to protect the design intent on site. One team and one point of accountability, from first walkthrough to the day the art goes up.