Welcome to Designed with Grace & Joy


If you're new around here, first of all I want to say WELCOME...and secondly, thank you so much for stopping by! 🤍

I'm Lindsey, the owner of Designed with Grace & Joy, and this is my little family. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👧 Our company name is a tribute to my two sweet daughters, and also a testament to how I work to help clients create a beautiful space of their own!

It's been an exciting time for us lately, that started as just a "crazy little idea" almost 6 years ago.  Since then, we have been busy!  Here is what we've been up to: 

» Became a Certified Interior Decorator, as well as Certified Color Expert, Home Stager & Redesigner 

» Awarded Best of Houzz for 2019, 2020, and 2021 (2022...we're coming for you!)

» Featured across multiple platforms for articles and interviews, including Houzz.com, BobVila.com, RealHomes.com, VoyageLa.com and WallpaperData.com.

» Awarded for designs, highlighted on the National Association of Realtors blog, as well as highlighted on Sherwin Williams, West Elm, Pottery Barn, MirrorMates and more!

» And most importantly of all, helped dozens and dozens of clients (many of which turned into great friends) fall BACK in love with their homes! 🥰

Designed with Grace & Joy works very differently than most designers, and we would love to connect with you if you've been struggling with your own home! Head to www.designedwithgraceandjoy.com to get to know us! 🏠

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