OUR SERVICES

Where meaningful details and timeless designs combine.

“With her knowledge and skill, Amy will provide you with ideas that are both timeless and classic, but will also incorporate some of the most current fabrics and designs. I love working with Amy. She has made my home warm, welcoming, and a peaceful sanctuary for me and my family.”

—Client KELLIWOOD

FAQS

For the Curious and Hopeful

How much does it cost to work with you?

How much does it cost to work with you?

AKI works on a flat fee per project. This will be presented to you at the consultation, ensuring you’re fully aware of costs before making any kind of commitment.

Do you have a project minimum?

Do you have a project minimum?

At this time we have a $30K project minimum. 

How much does a typical room cost?

How much does a typical room cost?

A typical living room from the ground up typically starts at $35,000-$55,000 and a typical dining room or master bedroom starts at about $20,000-$30,000. This includes all furnishings, custom rugs, custom window treatments, lighting, and accessories. AKI design fees not included.

Do you work with clients outside of Houston?

Do you work with clients outside of Houston?

We do! We love to travel and welcome projects beyond Houston. Have a project in mind? We’d love to hear from you.

Who are your typical clients?

Who are your typical clients?

The clients that we work best with are clients who see value in the creative process, and value the experience, expertise and processes of a professional design team. They are typically clients who will trust us to do what we do best. They are decisive and ready to take action. They are willing to invest in what they truly want their home to look and feel like. They understand the value of high-quality design work.

Can I use some of my existing furniture? 

Can I use some of my existing furniture?

Absolutely! We respect our clients' desire to repurpose and reuse pieces as much as possible. With that said, we are also very honest about what works and what doesn't—for example if a piece is just too big for the room or will not fit with the vision the client has, we will recommend moving it to another room where it might work better.