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Palm Beach Gardens Interior Design Firm

A home equalto its address.

Sarvian Design Group is a full-service interior design firm working across Palm Beach Gardens on residential and commercial projects, from a single reworked room to a house drawn alongside its architect.

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Our Approach in Palm Beach Gardens

Residential Interior Design in Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Most houses in Palm Beach Gardens started from a builder's plan, which means the shell is generous and the interior is anonymous. Our work here usually begins by correcting that: reworking the layout, replacing stock cabinetry and thin trim with drawn millwork, and bringing tall volumes and long sightlines under control so the rooms feel considered rather than merely large. In club communities like PGA National, BallenIsles, and Old Palm, we plan around architectural review from the first meeting so approvals land on schedule instead of stalling the job.

Street view of a luxury South Florida residence designed by Sarvian Design Group

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A selection of our residential and commercial interior design work, from full-home renovations and new construction interiors to single rooms drawn to the same level of detail. It is the standard we bring to every Palm Beach Gardens project and to our interior design in Palm Beach on the island itself. As Fort Lauderdale interior designers, we have been working 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 club community houses, golf course residences, and the newer estates going up west of the turnpike. Furniture, finishes, lighting, and art are layered in over the course of the project, so what you end up with reads as a home put together with intent rather than a package that arrived on one truck.

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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 that take a builder-standard house apart and put it back together with a real plan. We rework circulation, draw the millwork, and stay close to your contractor so the drawings survive the job site. Where a community requires architectural review, that submission and its timeline are built into the schedule from the start.

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

(03) New build

New Construction

Ceiling heights, sightlines, finishes, and lighting are settled with your architect while the house is still being drawn. Getting in that early is the difference between a home designed as a whole and one where the interior has to be fitted around decisions somebody else already made.

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 planned around how your household actually cooks and gathers, whether that is a quiet weeknight or twenty people before a club dinner. Storage, sightlines, and workflow get solved first, then 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

Primary suites and guest baths where the stone, fixtures, and lighting are resolved as one composition rather than three separate purchases. The oversized baths common in these houses are the ones most often left generic, and they are the easiest to make genuinely good.

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

(06) Made to order

Custom Furnishings

Case goods and built-ins designed for the room they will live in rather than adapted to it afterward. Drawn and engineered in-house, built by South Florida fabricators we have worked with for years, and specified to the millimeter before anything is cut, so the piece that arrives is the piece that 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. Palm Beach Gardens is a straight run up I-95 from our Fort Lauderdale studio, close enough that we walk the site ourselves through design, construction, and installation rather than managing a project from a distance. Our work already reaches up the coast through Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and Palm Beach, and the Gardens is a natural extension of it.

The club communities and the neighborhoods around them, including PGA National, BallenIsles, Old Palm, Frenchman's Creek, Mirasol, Evergrene, and Alton, along with North Palm Beach and Jupiter just up the road. A golf course residence and a newer estate on a wide inland lot make very different demands on an interior, so every project starts from the specific house rather than a look we repeat.

That is a large share of the work we do here, and it is more achievable than most owners expect. The bones are usually generous, but the interior arrived as a specification: stock cabinetry, thin trim, undifferentiated ceilings, and rooms sized without much thought about how they connect. We rework the plan, draw millwork specific to the house, resolve the lighting, and give the tall volumes something to hold onto. Nothing structural has to change for the house to stop feeling anonymous.

Yes, and we plan for it rather than react to it. Most of the club communities here require review for anything affecting the exterior, and several extend that to windows, doors, and site work tied to an interior project. We assemble the drawings and finish information your submission needs and sequence it against the construction schedule, so approval is a step in the plan instead of a delay.

Yes, and we prefer to join while the plans are still moving. Interiors resolved alongside the architecture avoid the compromises that surface when the two are reconciled after framing. Your architect and contractor carry permitting and community review; we work with them on layouts, ceiling and lighting plans, millwork, and finish selections so nothing has to be undone later.

Yes, selectively. Alongside our residential work we take on commercial, hospitality, and community projects where the scope genuinely benefits from a full-service interior design approach. The clearest example of that range is the sanctuary and interiors our studio designed at The Shul, carried out in custom bronze, stone, and millwork.

Ground-up new construction, full-home renovations, single-room projects, custom furnishings and built-ins, lighting design, material selection, procurement, and final styling. The engagement is scaled to what the project actually needs rather than sold as a fixed package.

It depends on scope, and we would rather be specific than vague. A kitchen or primary suite is a different investment than a whole-home renovation or new construction interiors, so each engagement is quoted individually after a consultation. You receive a detailed fee proposal before design work begins, so there are no surprises at installation.

Furnishings-driven projects generally run four to eight months from concept to installed rooms. Renovations and new builds follow the construction calendar, usually twelve to twenty-four months, and community architectural review can add several weeks at the front end. Custom pieces carry the longest lead times, so those orders go in early.

Yes. Built-ins, case goods, lighting, and other made-to-order elements are designed and engineered in-house, then fabricated by trusted South Florida partners. The drawings and specifications are detailed enough that what shows up on installation day matches what you approved.

Start by submitting the contact form with basic project details. The team will review your inquiry and follow up to discuss scope, timing, and next steps.

Our Approach

Designed for how
Palm Beach Gardens lives.

Palm Beach Gardens was largely built at once, community by community, and that shows up inside the houses. The lots are generous, the volumes are tall, and the interiors arrived as a builder's specification rather than a design. As a full-service luxury interior design firm, we spend most of our time here undoing that: reworking the plan so rooms connect the way the family actually uses them, drawing millwork that belongs to the house, and resolving lighting that was originally laid out on a grid.

Club living also changes how a project runs. Architectural review boards meet on their own calendar, so submissions are assembled and sequenced against construction from the first meeting instead of handled at the end. It raises the standard on specification too, since these houses hold a lot of glass and strong western light, and fabrics and finishes have to sit through years of it and still look right. Considered layouts, custom built-ins, and easy transitions between rooms are what separate the best interior designers from the rest.

The same standard carries into commercial work. Luxury interior design, as we practice it, has little to do with ornament and everything to do with an environment that is true to the people using it, whether that is one family or a room full of guests. From the earliest concept conversations through final installation, we stay close to our clients so that every decision serves the same vision, and so the studio that starts your project is the one standing in the room when it is finished.

Why Sarvian Design Group

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Palm Beach Gardens has no shortage of showrooms willing to sell you a package. What is harder to find is a firm that will redraw the plan, detail the millwork, hold the schedule through architectural review, and still be standing in the room on installation day. That is the work our studio is built around, across residential and commercial interiors, and it is the reason clients tend to hand us the next project rather than start over with someone new.

Undoing the Builder’s Default.

Whole streets here were delivered from the same set of plans, with the same cabinetry, the same trim profile, and the same ceilings. The shell is usually worth keeping; the interior almost never is. We treat the existing house as a starting condition rather than a finished product, reworking circulation, drawing millwork specific to the rooms, and resolving lighting that was originally laid out on a grid. The result is a house that no longer reads as a floor plan you could tour three doors down.

Review Built Into the Schedule.

In the club communities, approval is not a formality you handle at the end. Boards meet on their own calendar, and a submission that is missing a drawing or a finish sample can cost a month for reasons that have nothing to do with design. We prepare what your community actually requires and sequence it against construction from the first meeting, so the process stays a step in the plan rather than the reason your project stalled.

One Interior Design Firm.

High-end projects usually come apart in the handoffs between specialists. We keep the entire chain inside one studio: space planning, finish palettes, lighting plans, and 3D renderings, then procurement, custom built-ins, art, styling, and installation, so the living room, primary suite, kitchen, and bath resolve as one residence instead of four disconnected rooms. As your interior design firm in Palm Beach Gardens, we coordinate with your architect, contractor, and trades so the design intent survives the job site. One team, one point of accountability, from the first walkthrough to the day the art goes up.