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Palm Beach Interior Design Firm

A home equalto its address.

Sarvian Design Group is a luxury interior design firm working across Palm Beach, from Mediterranean revival estates to new oceanfront residences, drawing interiors measured against the island's long standard rather than this year's look.

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Our Approach in Palm Beach

Residential Interior Design in Palm Beach, FL

Palm Beach rewards restraint and punishes anything that looks like it arrived in a hurry. Our work here starts with the architecture already standing, whether that is a Mizner-era house with plaster and pecky cypress or a new residence on the water, and the interior is drawn to belong to it rather than to a trend. Because so many houses on the island are lived in seasonally, we plan procurement and installation around the calendar, so a home is finished before the season rather than during it.

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A look at our residential and commercial interior design work across South Florida: new construction interiors, whole-home renovations, and single rooms finished to the island's standard. It is the level we bring to every Palm Beach project. The studio is run by luxury interior designers in Fort Lauderdale and has been designing across South Florida for 12 years.

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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 oceanfront apartments, estate-section houses, and the seasonal residences that fill much of the island. Because many of these homes host their owners for only part of the year, we layer the furniture, finishes, lighting, and art into a whole that reads as inherited taste rather than recent shopping.

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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

Renovation on the island runs from refreshing a South Ocean Boulevard apartment to rebuilding an older house around its original plaster and cypress. We carry the project from demolition to the last punch item, drawing the millwork ourselves and staying close to the trades, and where a building or the town requires review, that approval is folded into the schedule from day one.

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

(03) New build

New Construction

A new house on the island still has to sit comfortably among neighbors built decades earlier. Proportion, ceiling heights, and the weight of the materials are settled with your architect while the drawings are open, so the interior belongs to an exterior that had to satisfy the town's review before it was ever built.

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

A Palm Beach kitchen has two jobs: quiet family mornings most of the year and a staffed dinner party in season. We plan for both, working out storage, prep, and service routes before a single cabinet is drawn, so the cabinetry, stone, and appliances serve the way the room is actually run.

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

(05) Single space

Bathroom Design

Bathrooms composed like the best rooms in the house, with stone, fixtures, and light considered as one decision rather than three. An island address is hard on materials, so every surface is specified to shrug off salt air, strong light, and months of a closed-up house and still feel crisp on arrival day.

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(06) Made to order

Custom Furnishings

Furniture and built-ins conceived for a particular wall in a particular room, drawn and engineered in our studio and made by South Florida craftsmen we have worked with for years. Because custom carries the longest lead times on the island, those orders are sequenced first, so nothing is missing when the season begins.

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. Palm Beach is a straightforward drive north of our Fort Lauderdale studio, and we treat it as home ground: we are on the island ourselves for site visits, construction checks, and installation rather than managing the work from afar. Our projects already run up the coast through Boca Raton and Delray Beach, and the island sits at the top of that run.

The island and the communities around it, from the estate section and the North End to the condominium residences along South Ocean Boulevard, plus West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, and Jupiter on the mainland. An oceanfront residence and a house set behind a garden wall ask for very different interiors, so the design starts from the property in front of us, never from a house style we carry around.

Yes, and they are some of the most rewarding work on the island. The plaster, the arches, the pecky cypress ceilings, and the original tile carry a proportion and a material weight that a new interior has to respect rather than paper over. We take our cues from the house itself, drawing millwork profiles and choosing finishes that agree with what is already standing, so the finished rooms feel like the house at its best rather than a renovation wearing its clothes.

It changes the schedule more than the design. We plan procurement and installation against the season so the house is complete before anyone arrives rather than finished in pieces around them. It also raises the bar on specification, since fabrics and finishes need to sit through months of strong light and a closed-up house and still look right the day you walk back in.

Yes, and the earlier we join, the more the project keeps. Decisions made while the drawings are open cost nothing; the same decisions after framing cost weeks. Permitting and the town's review belong to your architect and contractor, and we work beside them on the plan, the ceilings, the lighting, the millwork, and the finishes so nothing has to be walked back.

Selectively, yes. We accept commercial, hospitality, and community work when the scope truly calls for full-service interior design. The range shows best at The Shul, where the studio drew the sanctuary and its interiors in custom bronze, stone, and millwork.

New construction interiors, whole-home renovations, single rooms, custom furnishings and built-ins, lighting design, material selection, procurement, and final styling. The engagement takes the shape of the project, from a full island residence to one important room.

Scope is the honest answer. A primary suite is one investment, a whole-home renovation or the interiors of a new build another, so every engagement is priced on its own after a consultation, and the full fee proposal is in front of you before design begins. By installation day the number is old news.

A furnishings-led project usually needs four to eight months from concept to installed rooms, while renovations and new construction track the building calendar at twelve to twenty-four. The longest lead times belong to custom pieces, so those orders go in first and, where a house is seasonal, the install is sequenced to land ahead of the season rather than during it.

Tell us about the house through the contact form, along with your hoped-for timing. Every inquiry is read by the team, and we follow up to talk scope, schedule, and the right way to begin.

Yes. Made-to-order pieces move through the studio constantly: built-ins, case goods, and lighting designed and engineered in-house, then built by South Florida fabricators who have made our drawings real for years. The specifications are tight enough that nothing needs interpreting on the shop floor.

Our Approach

Designed for how
Palm Beach lives.

Palm Beach is an island with a long memory, and its interiors are judged against decades of them. As a full-service luxury interior design firm, we treat that as a discipline rather than a constraint. The architecture already on the lot sets the terms, whether it is Mediterranean revival with plaster, arches, and pecky cypress or a restrained new build facing the ocean, and the residential interior is drawn to belong to the house instead of arriving on top of it.

Much of the island is lived in seasonally, and that changes how a project is run more than how it looks. Lead times, procurement, and installation are planned against the calendar so a house is complete before anyone arrives, not finished in pieces around them. It also raises the standard on materials: fabrics and finishes have to survive months of strong light and closed-up humidity and still look right the day the family walks back in. The best interior designers are separated from the rest by exactly these invisible logistics, and by rooms that flow into one another without a seam.

Commercial work is held to the island's standard too. Luxury interior design, in our practice, is not a question of ornament; it is the discipline of making a space truthful about the people it serves, whether that is a family of four or a room of two hundred guests. Our clients keep the same team from the opening conversation to the final walkthrough, which is how the vision that won the commission is the one delivered at the end.

Why Sarvian Design Group

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Palm Beach has no shortage of decorators. What is harder to find is a firm that draws its own millwork, keeps its promises about the calendar, and answers for the finished rooms in person. That is the studio we run, across residential and commercial interiors, and it is why a first project on the island tends to become a second.

Built Around the Season.

On an island where many houses are occupied part of the year, the calendar is a design constraint rather than an afterthought. Custom pieces carry the longest lead times, so orders are placed early and sequenced against the season instead of the other way around. The goal is a single finished reveal: you arrive to a completed home, not to a punch list, a delivery schedule, and three rooms still under wraps. Getting that right takes the same attention as the design itself.

The House Sets the Terms.

The best interior designers here don’t carry a signature look from one address to the next. A Mediterranean revival house with plaster walls, arched openings, and pecky cypress ceilings asks for something different than a restrained new residence built around glass and ocean light, and both deserve to be taken on their own terms. We work from the architecture outward, matching proportion, millwork profiles, and material weight to what is already standing, so a finished interior reads as though it were always meant to be there.

One Chain of Custody.

A high-end interior passes through many specialist hands, and every pass is a chance for the idea to erode. We prevent that by keeping custody of the whole project: the plans, palettes, lighting, and renderings are made by the same people who then buy, build, style, and install, so the finished house holds together as one thought. As your interior design firm in Palm Beach, we manage your architect, contractor, and trades against the design intent, and the team that drew the first sketch is the team standing there when the house is handed back.