KE Design Studio

09/22/2026

08/31/2026

STUDIO NOTE 001: Some lamps light the room. Some lamps become the room.

Graphic. Sculptural. Futuristic. A little surreal.

The safest choice is rarely the most memorable one.

Buy the weird lamp.

08/31/2026

One room. Two jobs.

This guest room needed to feel like a real retreat first, while still working as an everyday office when needed.

The goal was to build in function without letting the room read as utilitarian: layered lighting, closed storage, a visually light workspace, and enough softness to keep the whole thing feeling warm, polished, and inviting.

Made for guests. Ready for work. Designed for both.

08/28/2026

There’s more than one way to need a designer.

Maybe your room is almost there and you need help making a few smart decisions.

Maybe you know what you want the space to feel like but have no idea how to get it there.

Or maybe you want someone to take the whole thing off your plate.

KE Design Studio offers three ways to work together:

Design Consultation
Virtual Design
Full Service Design

Different levels of support. Same thoughtful approach.

Because good design isn’t about doing the most.

It’s about making the right decisions.

Ready?

08/12/2026

Hi, I’m Kristin.

My path to interiors wasn’t exactly linear, but apparently I knew where I was going!

I’m a proud Spelman College alumna, and I later earned my Master’s in Interior Design from Pratt Institute. Along the way, I built a career in fashion merchandising, where I developed an eye for the edit, a deep understanding of the customer, and a pretty strong instinct for what works together and what doesn’t.

Turns out, I’ve been using the same part of my brain all along. I notice proportion. Balance. What belongs. What doesn’t. The little things that can change the whole room.

KE Design Studio is where the merchant’s eye and the designer’s training finally get to live in the same place.

Good design lives in the details.
It’s what I do.

08/12/2026

Welcome to KE Design Studio.

I’ve spent my career making decisions. First in fashion merchandising. Now in interior design. The products changed. The thinking didn’t. I still believe in the edit. In mixing pieces that weren’t necessarily made to go together. In knowing when a room needs something more and when it needs less.

I’m less interested in giving a room a style label and more interested in creating something layered, thoughtful and personal. A space should feel like someone lives there. More specifically, it should feel like you live there.

Welcome to the studio.