Studio Zada designs interiors as complete spatial compositions, not as a collection of separate finishes, furniture, and objects.
We do not treat interiors as the layer that comes last. We treat them as the part that makes a space intelligible, usable, and alive.
Our work typically includes
Interior architecture and space planning
Finish, fixture, and material direction
Lighting concepts and decorative lighting
Furniture selection and custom furniture
Millwork and built-in concepts
Textiles, upholstery, and soft goods
Art sourcing and interior curation
Procurement and order coordination
Vendor, workshop, and installation coordination
Final placement and styling
Our work typically includes
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Interior architecture and space planning
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Finish, fixture, and material direction
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Lighting concepts and decorative lighting
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Furniture selection and custom furniture
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Millwork and built-in concepts
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Textiles, upholstery, and soft goods
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Art sourcing and interior curation
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Procurement and order coordination
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Vendor, workshop, and installation coordination
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Final placement and styling
We guide the parts of a project that shape how the space is seen, used, made, and finished.
We guide the parts of a project that shape how the space is seen, used, made, and finished.
Where we come in
Renovations & New Builds
For homes still in planning or construction, we help make the interior decisions before they become expensive to change. Layouts, finishes, fixtures, lighting, millwork, furniture, and custom work are considered together so the house has a direction before orders and installation begin.
Interior Resolution
For furnished homes that are close, but not working. We edit what is there, source what is missing, and resolve the room through lighting, furniture, textiles, art, and placement.
Full-Scope Furnishing & Curation
For new, empty, or recently acquired homes, we build the full interior scheme and manage the sourcing. This can include furniture, lighting, textiles, art, objects, custom pieces, procurement, and installation.
Boutique Hospitality
For guest-facing spaces where the interior needs to support the concept, the use, and the way people remember the place.
Where we come in
Renovations & New Builds
For homes still in planning or construction, we help make the interior decisions before they become expensive to change. Layouts, finishes, fixtures, lighting, millwork, furniture, and custom work are considered together so the house has a direction before orders and installation begin.
Interior Resolution
For furnished homes that are close, but not working. We edit what is there, source what is missing, and resolve the room through lighting, furniture, textiles, art, and placement.
Full-Scope Furnishing & Curation
For new, empty, or recently acquired homes, we build the full interior scheme and manage the sourcing. This can include furniture, lighting, textiles, art, objects, custom pieces, procurement, and installation.
Boutique Hospitality
For guest-facing spaces where the interior needs to support the concept, the use, and the way people remember the place.
Led by Nola Chesler, Studio Zada comes from more than a decade in film and television set decoration.
A set has to work immediately. It has to read from every angle, survive real constraints, and reveal character without explanation.
We bring that same eye to interiors.
Led by Nola Chesler, Studio Zada comes from more than a decade in film and television set decoration.
A set has to work immediately. It has to read from every angle, survive real constraints, and reveal character without explanation.