Bright coordinated entry from a LeviArs interior design and remodeling project

Interior design · Kirkland, Washington

Interior Design in Kirkland for Kitchens, Bathrooms & Whole Homes

Every finish belongs to the same story.

Bring your ideas together with interior design by LeviArs. We connect layouts, cabinetry, flooring, tile, countertops, lighting and paint colors with the practical requirements of remodeling.

Before you schedule: we confirm whether the introductory meeting is complimentary or paid and tell you the exact fee. Detailed design services, drawings and renderings are quoted separately before work begins.

Service at a glance

Interior design by LeviArs

LeviArs plans and builds interior design projects for homeowners across King and Snohomish Counties. Design, selections and construction are coordinated through our Kirkland Design Center.

Primary scope
Layouts and space planning, Cabinetry and storage concepts, Materials, lighting and color coordination
Service area
King County and Snohomish County, Washington
Project delivery
One coordinated design-and-build process
First step
Consultation, site review and project priorities

Interior design for remodeling

A clear direction for the rooms you live in every day.

Beautiful interiors work because layout, storage, materials, light and construction decisions support one another.

Meet with the LeviArs team at the Kirkland Design Center to discuss your style, priorities and project budget. We serve homeowners in Kirkland, Bellevue, Seattle, Redmond and surrounding King and Snohomish County communities.

LeviArs focuses on interior design for remodeling. The exact combination of advice, selections, drawings, renderings and implementation support is tailored to your written project scope.

What your plan can include

Specific design help. Defined before work begins.

Your design scope is tailored to your project. Depending on the agreed services, your plan may include layouts, material selections, cabinetry concepts, drawings, renderings and implementation coordination.

01

Space Planning & Layouts

Review circulation, room function, storage, cabinetry placement and the relationship between adjoining spaces before finishes are selected.

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02

2D Plans & 3D Renderings

Drawings and visualizations may be scoped when they help clarify proportions, layouts, cabinetry or material relationships. The written proposal identifies which documents are included.

03

Cabinetry & Storage Design

Coordinate kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, built-ins, closets and storage accessories around daily routines—not only around a cabinet color.

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04

Materials & Finish Selection

Bring flooring, tile, countertops, backsplashes, paint, hardware and fixtures into one buildable palette. Selection documentation is defined in the agreed scope.

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05

Lighting & Color Coordination

Plan fixture style, placement intent, color temperature and paint relationships as design decisions. Electrical installation and technical engineering remain separate construction work.

06

Design-to-Construction Coordination

Communicate approved selections and applicable drawings to the project manager, suppliers and installation team so design decisions carry into the remodeling work.

Design services, fees & next steps

Know the scope before design work begins.

After discussing your project, we explain the recommended design services and provide a written scope and fee.

01

Start with a project conversation

We discuss the rooms, priorities, budget expectations and the type of help you need. Before you schedule, we tell you whether the introductory meeting is complimentary or paid and confirm the exact fee.

02

Review a written design proposal

The proposal identifies the design fee, deliverables, included revisions, payment terms and any applicable credit toward a LeviArs remodeling project.

03

Approve before work proceeds

Design work begins after the agreed scope is accepted and its payment terms are met. Additional work or changes outside the scope are reviewed before proceeding.

Design first versus design only

LeviArs primarily provides interior design as part of its design-and-build remodeling process. Standalone design-only engagements may be considered depending on scope and availability and must be confirmed in writing. If another contractor may use the documents, that permission and the documents provided will be stated in the proposal.

LeviArs 3D bathroom design visualization showing vanity, lighting, tile and glass shower ideas
3D design visualization · proposed bathroom concept

See decisions before installation

Plans and renderings clarify the conversation.

Visualization can help compare layout, scale, cabinetry, lighting and finish relationships before construction decisions are finalized.

Not every project requires the same documents. When 2D plans or 3D renderings are recommended, the proposal explains what will be produced, how it will be used and whether revisions are included.

The image shown is a LeviArs design visualization. It is labeled as a proposed concept, not a photograph of a completed room.

Levi, Designer at LeviArs Design and Remodeling
Levi · Designer

Meet your designer

Meet Levi, your designer.

Work with Levi to connect your ideas with a practical design direction.

Levi begins with the way you use the home, the problems you want to solve and the visual references that feel right to you. He helps coordinate layouts, cabinetry, storage, materials, colors and installed finishes so the selections support both the design and the remodeling scope.

  • Translate inspiration into a focused layout and finish direction
  • Compare cabinetry, surfaces, flooring, color and lighting as one composition
  • Coordinate approved decisions with the project team as remodeling moves forward

The Kirkland Design Center gives those conversations a real setting for comparing samples, studying combinations and involving the broader project team.

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Klee design case study · completed LeviArs project

From a dated kitchen to one connected interior.

A documented before-and-after sequence shows how layout, cabinetry, surfaces, lighting, flooring and stair details were considered as parts of the same home.

Project
Klee kitchen and connected-interior remodel
Location
Greater Seattle area
LeviArs role
Design-and-build coordination across the kitchen, flooring, stairs and adjoining spaces
Homeowner goal

Replace the dated kitchen and disconnected finishes with a more functional room and a consistent visual direction between the kitchen, circulation areas and stairs.

Challenge

Balance substantial storage and work surfaces with large windows, open sightlines and the existing proportions of the home.

LeviArs design decisions

Use dark full-height cabinetry for storage and contrast, continue dramatic veined surfaces behind the work area, and pair light flooring with linear lighting and simplified stair details.

Completed result

A high-contrast kitchen with generous storage, clearer work zones and finish continuity that carries through the adjoining interior.

Kitchen before the LeviArs interior design and remodeling transformation
Before · existing kitchen and island
Completed dark cabinet kitchen with light flooring, large island and coordinated lighting by LeviArs
Completed · cabinetry, island, lighting and surfaces
Completed stair and hallway connected to the remodeled kitchen through light flooring and modern details
Connected interior · flooring, stairs and sightlines

The design process

From priorities to approved direction.

The sequence is defined around the project rather than a generic turnaround. The number of rooms, required drawings, product research, revisions and decision timing all affect the design schedule.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    Discuss how the home is used, what is not working, style references, priorities and budget expectations.

  2. 02

    Scope & proposal

    Identify the recommended design services, fee, deliverables, included revisions, payment terms and project sequence in writing.

  3. 03

    Design development

    Develop the agreed layouts, cabinetry concepts, materials, colors, lighting intent, drawings or renderings.

  4. 04

    Approval & coordination

    Document approved decisions and communicate the applicable information to purchasing, project management and construction.

13+years of remodeling experience
Design + Buildone coordinated team
Licensedinsured and bonded in Washington
2 countiesKing and Snohomish service area

Frequently asked questions

Useful answers before you begin.

How much do interior design services cost?+

Interior design fees depend on the rooms involved, project complexity, requested drawings or renderings, selection work, coordination and revision needs. After the initial discussion, LeviArs provides a written proposal stating the fee, deliverables, included revisions, payment terms and any applicable construction credit. We confirm any fee for the initial meeting before it is scheduled.

Can I hire LeviArs for design only?+

LeviArs primarily provides interior design as part of its design-and-build remodeling process. Standalone design-only work may be considered depending on scope and availability, but it must be confirmed in a written proposal. That proposal also states what documents may be provided and whether they are intended for use by another contractor.

Will I receive 2D plans or 3D renderings?+

Plans and renderings are available when they are useful for the project, but they are not automatically included in every consultation. Your written design scope identifies which drawings or visualizations will be produced, their purpose and whether they are included or separately scoped.

How many design revisions are included?+

The number and type of included revisions are stated in the written design agreement. If you request changes outside that scope, LeviArs reviews the additional work and fee with you before proceeding.

Where do consultations take place, and what should I bring?+

Consultations may take place at the Kirkland Design Center or, when appropriate to the project, at the home. Bring inspiration images, photographs of the existing space, known measurements, priorities, budget expectations and questions. We confirm the meeting location and preparation details when scheduling.

Do you offer decorating and furniture selection?+

LeviArs interior design is centered on remodeling: layouts, cabinetry, built-ins, flooring, tile, countertops, lighting intent, paint and installed finishes. Furniture, rugs, window treatments, artwork and decorative styling are included only when specifically listed in the written scope.

Can I start design before the construction scope is final?+

Yes. Early design can help clarify priorities, layout direction, materials and the likely remodeling scope. LeviArs defines the design phase and its deliverables in writing before paid design work begins.

Do you help with material selections?+

Yes. Depending on the agreed scope, LeviArs can coordinate flooring, cabinetry, tile, countertops, backsplashes, paint, fixtures and hardware. Many selections can be compared in person at the Kirkland Design Center.

How long does the interior design process take?+

Timing depends on the number of rooms, the documents and selections required, decision speed, revisions and product availability. Your proposal explains the design stages and expected sequence for your specific project rather than promising one standard turnaround for every home.

Begin with a conversation

What could your home become?

Tell us what you are imagining, what is not working and where you want to begin.

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