Utah Interior Design. Homes Made to Be Lived In.
Custom interior design across Utah, shaped for how your household actually lives.
Primary Residences
Full-scope design for established Utah homes: rooms that no longer suit how the family lives, spaces that need to work harder, and homes ready to feel like themselves again. We layer light, flow, and honest materials into every decision, from the bones of the room to pieces on the floor.
Second Homes and Remote Owners
For owners managing a Utah property from another state, Holistic Vision means one point of contact from the first conversation through install. We schedule around your travel windows, source from in-stock collections so a single piece never holds up the project, and deliver a finished home, not a punch list.
New Builds and Remodels
New construction gives us the opportunity to shape light, flow, and finishes before the walls go up. Remodels ask us to hold what works and rebuild what doesn't. Either way, the result is a home shaped around how the household actually lives, not around a catalog standard or someone else's template.
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Begin with a Consultation
We meet at the showroom or your property. We listen for how you actually live, walk the space, and shape a vision rooted in your taste.
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Design and Source
We layer light, flow, materials, and furnishings into a plan that fits the home and the household. You see the choices before they ship.
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Install and Reveal
Our team handles delivery, placement, and styling. For second-home owners, we time the install to your travel window so the home is finished before you arrive.
From First Conversation to
Final Reveal
Holistic Vision means every detail is handled through one point of contact, with a finished space waiting.
Designed for Feeling as Much as for Form
In Utah's mountain and desert homes, the way light moves changes everything. We design for how each room feels through the seasons, with honest materials and global pieces grounded in the textures that hold up to both climates. Clients describe the result as aesthetic magic.
Second-home owners and remote clients cannot wait on 8-to-12-week lead times. In-stock collections sized for Utah homes compress most installs into weeks rather than months, ready for the moment the family arrives or the project window opens.
For remote owners managing a Utah home from another state, a single point of contact makes the difference. Clear updates, approvals you can sign off on without flying in, and installs timed to your travel window so the home is finished before you arrive.
Family and woman-owned, rooted in hospitality. Julie founded the firm in 2015. Her daughters carry the spirit forward today.
Your Utah home is waiting.
Let's shape it together.
Step into the conversation. We are here when you are ready.
Projects That Connect
From concept to completion, we manage every detail with diligence and care. Led by women and rooted in a culture of hospitality, we bring a curious and nurturing spirit to design, decorating and staging so clients feel supported, confident and at ease. We’re caretakers of every detail, creating a seamless and peaceful design experience.
A Family Story, Carried Forward
Julie founded the firm in 2015, rooted in the family culture of hospitality that defined generations before her. Her daughters carry the vision forward today. Two destination showrooms anchor the work in Heber City and St. George, with a project history across the Wasatch Back that includes Bald Eagle at Deer Valley, Rossi Hill, and Norfolk Ave. at Old Town.
We believe beauty is meant to be lived in. Curl up on the couch with the pup. Host dinners around the kitchen table. Daydream with the kids in the window seat. Every project follows one purpose: to turn houses into homes and rooms into havens.
A Trade Partner You Can Rely On
Realtors, developers, and hospitality operators trust us with properties they're managing or bringing to market. We move on your timeline with in-stock collections for model homes and guest-ready spaces, one point of contact from start to install, and a design approach tailored to both the property and its future occupant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Second-home owners in the Wasatch Back are a core part of the practice, with projects across Park City, Deer Valley, Midway, and Heber City. We work with primary residences, short-term rentals, and out-of-state clients who own property in Utah.
The approach is built around one principle: the home should be finished before you arrive, not left for you to manage. We schedule installs around your travel windows, source from in-stock collections so that a single piece never holds up the project, and carry it through with one point of contact from the first conversation through the install.
For short-term rentals, the priorities shift: pieces function under guest rotation, the aesthetic earns bookings over competing properties, and timelines move quickly to match calendars. For remote owners, updates are clear and approvals are straightforward so you can sign off without flying in.
Consultation, design, sourcing, and install, coordinated through one point of contact. The first conversation maps the home, the household, and the timing, including travel windows for second-home owners.
Working with an interior designer in Utah who treats every room as both art and architecture shapes the experience: you see the selections before they ship, and every decision is explained rather than handed down. Our commitment runs from the first call through the final reveal, with in-stock collections that shorten the timeline so the project moves at the pace your life requires.
Yes to all three. New builds let us shape light, flow, and finishes from the start, with quality materials chosen before the walls go up. Remodels ask us to edit what is there: holding the bones that work, changing what does not, and rebuilding the rooms around how the household actually lives.
For furnished homes, we work with what you have and layer in updates where needed, adding warmth through layout and selections drawn from the showroom. Each project type asks for a different approach, and we bring the same care to all three.
Pricing depends on scope, scale, and how much custom sourcing the home requires. Whole-home work, single-room projects, and furnishing-led engagements each price differently. The in-stock collections the firm is renowned for keep many projects within a compressed timeline, which changes the cost picture compared to waiting on custom orders.
The consultation is where we map your situation to a directional range you can plan around, with the transparency you need to move forward. We work through the detail at that first conversation so there are no surprises between the first call and the final reveal.
If the question is layout, materials, or finishes, that is design. If the rooms work but feel unfinished or mismatched, showroom-led furnishing is the faster path. The best interior designers and decorators work at both levels, and the line between art and function is where the most interesting rooms get built.
When a home needs an edit at the design level, we address the architecture. When it needs an edit at the furnishing level, the showroom is the starting point. The consultation maps which one the project calls for, and the answer usually honors the individuality of the household rather than defaulting to a style category.
Two physical Utah showrooms, in-person sourcing, and familiarity with mountain-and-desert market differences a remote firm cannot replicate. Heber City and St. George give you inventory you can sit on, not screenshots. We are recognized for residential work across some of Utah's most sought-after environments, from Wasatch Back second homes to primary residences in St. George and the greater Zion area.
Our founder Julie built the firm around the belief that design decisions are made better in person, with honest materials in hand and the kind of experience that only comes from working inside a market every week. A Wasatch Back second home and a St. George primary residence ask for opposite material decisions, and the wrong call shows up two winters or two summers later.